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Jeremy Hunt ‘set to quit as MP’ in fear of a Portillo moment

The chancellor will stand down before the election as likelihood of defeat in new Surrey seat looms, senior Tories say

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Tories alarmed by threat from the right as Reform UK focuses on pro-Brexit seats

Successor to the Brexit party is gaining support in red wall seats, senior Conservatives warn as they demand more radical policies

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Fury at year-long Home Office delay over protest buffer zones at UK abortion clinics

Suella Braverman accused by MP Stella Creasy of denying will of parliament in passing safe access law

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UK government keeping files on teaching assistants’ and librarians’ internet activity

Exclusive: Department for Education monitoring social media posts from England-based staff for criticism of its policies

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Abbott Lobbies for More Money As Border Wall Burns Through Budget

In the wake of President Joe Biden’s fencing flip-flop, the Texas governor doubles down on his barrier construction.

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Menopause campaigner Mariella Frostrup: ‘I look forward to a future where women gradually stop feeling so ashamed’

The broadcaster and author is shining a light on bladder leakage – and why menopause awareness still has a long way to go. By Abi Jackson.

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Cecil Beaton: The Royal Portraits by Claudia Acott Williams; Queen Elizabeth II: A Photographic Portrait by Philip Ziegler – review

Two collections of photographs, one newly updated, reveal how important society snappers such as Cecil Beaton were in establishing the royals as sacrosanct figures

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‘The wolf at my throat’: Observer writer Christopher Wordsworth’s diaries reveal troubled life

The critic never wrote the ‘Great Novel’. But his son, Saul, found clues to a crime in 60,000 words he left behind

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‘I am not that much in pursuit of happiness’: Werner Herzog on beer, yoga and what he would ask God

The pioneering German film‑maker, actor and writer answers questions from Observer readers and famous fans including John Waters, Nicole Kidman and Wim Wenders

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Britain’s filthy, violent prisons shame us all. Here’s why we should care

Despite evidence that brutalised jail inmates reoffend, there seems little drive to make the system more humane

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Telegraph auction poses litmus test for value of newspapers in digital age

While falling sales suggest the demise of print, the industry has proved adaptable and remains attractive to media barons

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A Day in the Life of Abed Salama: A Palestine Story by Nathan Thrall – review

With devastating clarity, the Jerusalem-based journalist shows how one family’s disaster illuminates the complex tragedy of Israel and Palestine

The Guardian - UK

Unruly by David Mitchell review – monarchs behaving badly

Sweary realism gives colour to these accounts of England’s most appalling kings and queens

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USPS Is Falsifying Safety Docs As Its Workers Die of Heat

Even after workers' deaths, the company continues to violate its own rules.

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Why do we make the same mistakes as our parents?

It’s impossible never to get angry or upset with our offspring – but we can all benefit by asking ourselves why we were triggered and if our responses were learned during our own childhood

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Shakshuka, reality TV and planting seeds: parents share their special family rituals

Our writers share their personal customs and household habits from eggy breakfasts to opera, learning lines and planting seeds

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IT glitch has left us facing deportation from UK, claim students

Three men say their visas will expire before they receive their degrees from Coventry university

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Protest increases pressure on Starmer to restore Labour whip to Diane Abbott

Demonstration planned in Liverpool to call for return of London MP who was ousted after a racism row

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Want to find fulfilment? Here’s what my years as an agony aunt have taught me

Philippa Perry, psychotherapist and writer of the Observer’s hugely popular problem page, shares what she’s learned about our search for contentment

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‘Israel declares war’: What the papers say about the surprise Hamas attack and its aftermath

Images from Israel and Gaza fill the front pages of newspapers around the world after Palestinian militants launch unexpected and sweeping attack

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The Observer view on Keir Starmer: he has transformed Labour’s prospects, but can’t bank on election victory

Four years after its existential crisis, the re-energised party is poised for government, but with monumental challenges facing the country, it faces an uphill task

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Starmer warns Labour: ‘Don’t get giddy over prospect of election victory’

In an exclusive interview, the party’s leader says it is on course for Downing Street, but must not repeat past opposition mistakes

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Calls to end one-to-one tuition after misconduct claim at Royal College of Music

Renowned cellist recommends teaching in groups after Royal College of Music professor is suspended following allegations

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Kew Gardens’ Alexandre Antonelli: ‘We may be losing species before we even notice them’

Ahead of the organisation’s report into the state of our flora and fungi, its director of science talks about his work as a biogeographer and how our diet can make a difference

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Thousands of Covid generation under-fives excluded from schools in England

Nearly half of children in some areas arrive unable to talk and still not potty-trained as lockdown legacy take its toll, data shows

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