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‘A beautiful outpouring of rage’: did Britain’s biggest ever protest change the world?

In February 2003, 1.5 million people protested in London against the looming conflict. They didn’t stop the war… but their legacy still looms large

The Guardian - UK

Trossachs deer cull is necessary to protect habitats, says government agency

"Record high" numbers of red deer are having "negative impact" on Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.

Daily Record

Japanese company puts whale meat on sale in vending machines

Two vending machines selling whale meat were unveiled in Tokyo on January 24 as part of the whaling industry’s campaign to try and increase consumption, which is on the decline in Japan. However, animal rights defenders, including our Observers, are angry that whalers are back in Japanese waters after the…

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‘You stand like an overcooked prawn!’ Why bad posture is the key to back pain – and 10 ways to improve yours

At work and at home, we spend hour after hour sitting, staring at screens or fiddling with our phones – and our hunched, twisted bodies bear the marks. Let’s get things straight again

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A Spell of Good Things by Ayòbámi Adébáyò review – a nation in crisis

Violence simmers beneath restrained prose in the follow-up to Stay With Me, a portrait of domestic strife and political tensions in Nigeria

The Guardian - UK

Arron Banks accuses Carole Cadwalladr of not rectifying claims of Russian links

Multimillionaire Brexit backer had lost libel action against Observer and Guardian journalist

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Monday briefing: Unpacking the allegations against the justice secretary

In today’s newsletter: Complaints about Raab just keep coming – but he strongly denies them. Can he survive?

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Report: Panthers, Ejiro Evero have mutual interest in DC hiring

Per Mike Kaye of The Charlotte Observer, Carolina is viewed as a "good place" for Ejiro Evero—who has interest in becoming the Panthers' new defensive coordinator.

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Simona Tabasco: ‘Lucia in The White Lotus is hungry for life’

When the second season of The White Lotus opened its doors, one megawatt actor seemed to bloom before our eyes. Here, Simona Tabasco talks about coping with international adulation and why she’d still love to work on a farm

The Guardian - UK

‘Terrifying’ cuts are killing creativity in UK arts, warns multiple Oscar winner

Sandy Powell, who will be made a Bafta fellow this month, fears that a cash-starved fringe scene is stifling artistic risks

The Guardian - UK

Disabled rail passengers face restrictions at one in 10 stations

Driver–only trains and unstaffed stations mean people needing help to board cannot turn up and travel at nearly 300 stations

The Guardian - UK

Stress led to more NHS staff absences than Covid, new figures show

The scale of the mental health crisis is revealed as nurses and ambulance workers prepare to strike this week

The Guardian - UK

The Sportsman Club, West Bromwich: ‘You’ve won at lunch’ – restaurant review

The Sportsman Club offers beer, darts and South Asian cuisine in the finest tradition of Britain’s Desi pubs, writes Jay Rayner

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Care worker whistleblower outed by Home Office over exploitation claims

Zimbabwean worker whose visa relies on job says government disclosed confidential details of interview to employer

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Revealed: only 10 of Boris Johnson’s promised 40 new hospital projects have planning permission

Conservatives on course to break flagship NHS pledge as cost of replacing crumbling wards and operating theatres soars

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Kevin Jared Hosein: ‘The 1940s in Trinidad was like the wild west’

The teacher and writer on a golden age for Caribbean writers, editing in bed, and his encounter with VS Naipaul

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Sunak ‘risks full-scale trade war’ with Brussels by scrapping EU laws

Leading European politicians have warned that the prime minister’s plan to ditch EU legislation will trigger retaliatory countermeasures, including imposing tariffs on goods

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NHS fines mothers for claiming free prescriptions while pregnant

Pregnant women are entitled to free medication, but without a maternity exemption certificate they face bills of hundreds of pounds

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‘I’ve given up getting paid’: global tech platform accused of exploiting artists

Talenthouse claims to ‘democratise creativity’, but designers who have completed commissions for top brands are out of pocket

The Guardian - UK

Lous and the Yakuza review – a star too good to be lost in translation

The francophone R&B singer and model brings swagger, mischief and slinky style to a compelling set that dances across genres and languages

The Independent UK

Terminally ill Frank Field cheered as he swears oath to King in Lords

The former minister, known as Lord Field of Birkenhead, waved to colleagues who then shouted ‘hear, hear’ in support of him.

The Guardian - UK

Inside Villa Somalia: 72 hours with the president of ‘the most dangerous country in the world’

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud says the county’s factions can find peace, political Islam need not be violent and democracy can grow. Here’s his exclusive interview with the Observer

Daily Record

Cycling champ Christina Mackenzie set for first race since horror crash that left her fearing she'd never ride again

Champion cyclist Christina Mackenzie is finally back in the saddle more than four months after a horror collision with a car on a country road – and is eyeing up her first competition after believing she’d never ride again. The popular cyclist was l

The Guardian - UK

The perils of using journalist jargon outside the newsroom

We may know our standfirsts from our datelines, but industry terms when out in the wild must come with explanation, says Elisabeth Ribbans, the Guardian and Observer’s global readers’ editor

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Why Don’t You Love Me? by Paul B Rainey – a marriage made in hell veers into the unknown

In this clever and savage tale about a horribly miserable couple, redemption comes with a sci-fi twist

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