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‘I haven’t had a single normal year at university’: the UK students graduating without a graded degree

An unlucky cohort of undergraduates has been plagued by Covid restrictions, education strikes and finally a marking boycott

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Disney+ documentary reignites anger over Marvel Comics’ cult of Stan Lee

Families of artists Steve Ditko and Jack Kirby, and broadcaster Jonathan Ross, say pair were at forefront of creating Marvel characters

The Guardian - UK

Stirling provost hits out at controversy over proposed Florida visit

Stirling’s provost has hit out at controversy generated over an invite to visit Florida which could have cost Stirling Council up to £3000. In Wednesday’s Observer, fellow Tory councillors said Douglas Dodds had already made his mind up not to make

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Guardian and Observer journalism wins three Orwell Prizes

Journalists from the Guardian and the Observer have been honoured in the 2023 Orwell Prizes, winning in three of the five award categories for its reporting.

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Women ‘forced to return to violent homes’ as shortage of UK refuge places leads to crisis

Lives are being put at risk over a lack of spaces to house domestic abuse survivors

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The Magnificent Ambersons: rebirth for ruined Orson Welles masterpiece that rivalled Citizen Kane

The studio ‘butchered’ the legendary director’s 1942 film. Now an ambitious project is under way to restore it

The Guardian - UK

World Cup security staff suffer in the silence of Qatar’s broken promises

Low-wage migrant workers who made the tournament possible now find themselves broke and homeless or even deported or imprisoned

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Fighting for Life by Isabel Hardman; Critical by Dr Julia Grace Patterson reviews – is the NHS really on its last legs?

The triumphs and the tribulations… former health secretary Alan Johnson on two very different books seeking to take the pulse of our national health service on its 75th anniversary

The Guardian - UK

Writer Rachel Eliza Griffiths: ‘There’s a strength you don’t realise you have access to’

The novelist on inheriting her mother’s ferocity, gun violence in the US and the attack on her husband, Salman Rushdie, last year

The Guardian - UK

UK ‘should seize oligarchs’ assets to pay for reconstruction of Ukraine’

Government adviser says Britain should confiscate mansions to fund postwar rebuilding

The Guardian - UK

UK delis could be forced to put up prices after new Brexit tax

Plan to charge £43 per consignment could see some small businesses struggle to stay open

The Guardian - UK

Timeline: Looking back on Michael Jordan’s tenure as Hornets owner

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — One of the most famous athletes to come out of North Carolina is selling one of the state’s premier sports franchises.

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The Guardian bans all gambling advertising

Ban will apply worldwide to all of media group’s online and print outlets, including the Guardian, Observer, and Guardian Weekly

The Guardian - UK

Should Investors Bet on Accenture’s $3 Billion AI Gamble?

Consulting firm Accenture is spending $3 billion over the next three years integrating artificial intelligence into its business. It’s a gamble that’s likely to pay off for its shareholders.

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Guardian apologises to ex-journalist over handling of sexual harassment complaints

THE publisher of the Guardian has apologised to a former journalist five years after she first complained of being sexually harassed by a star…

Texas Observer

Dow’s River

Dow chemical company holds all the cards on the Brazos River. Part of the Observer's "Drifting Toward Disaster" series on Texas waterways.

The Guardian - UK

Home Office faces legal action over children missing from UK asylum hotels

Charity alleges placing unaccompanied children in hotels is ‘unlawful’ and a national scandal

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‘What comes across clearly is the emotional cost of migration’: Windrush commemorated in books

Seventy-five years after the Empire Windrush brought one of the first groups of Caribbean migrants to Britain, a number of titles examine the experiences of that generation

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‘Our hopes were so high’: the women who caught the mood of the Good Friday deal look back, 25 years on

When the agreement was endorsed, the joy of two women was an emblem of boundless optimism on our front page. They talk about what’s happened since

The Guardian - UK

‘Sold a dream’: migrant workers at children’s care chain left without pay for months

They came to fill gaps in a sector desperate for staff. Now an Observer investigation finds Indian nurses stuck in debt and despair, and wounded by broken promises

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Thousands of Afghan refugees in UK set to be made homeless

Downing Street crisis meeting hears that about 8,000 who arrived under Operation Warm Welcome will be evicted this summer with nowhere to go

The Guardian - UK

Furious Tories turn against Boris Johnson after ‘bias’ outburst

MPs tell Rishi Sunak that the former PM must not be allowed to stand again, while Johnson ally Nigel Adams quits and triggers third byelection

The Guardian - UK

No sex on the beach, please: Dutch town tells nude sunbathers to put a lid on lust

The local authority in Veere has put up warning signs after a wave of complaints about frisky visitors to the nature reserve

Texas Observer

Unionized Texas Journalists Face Biggest Opponent Yet: Gannett

On Monday, Austin American-Statesman workers went on strike against Gannett. “I think that today is just a warning shot,” said one.

Texas Observer

The Awful 88th

Losers during the 88th session of the legislature included taxpayers, teachers, trans youths, and anyone who uses electricity.

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