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Blur’s Dave Rowntree: ‘I still wake at 3am thinking I’ve frittered my life away’

Drummer, lawyer, composer, politician… Blur’s busiest member on the troubled childhood that influenced his new solo album, and the band’s summer reunion gigs

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

Nurses warn strikes could DOUBLE in size next month as pay talks drag on in 'Tory split'

A government source denied claims of a split as the Royal College of Nursing warned it will send members out this Wednesday - and twice as many in February if things aren't resolved

Daily Mirror · Jan 15, 2023

A young girl’s legacy: pioneering blood test can help treat rare childhood cancer

Charity launched in name of Alice Wakeling funds breakthrough that could lead to less aggressive treatment and save more lives

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

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‘People know we are on their side’: advisers help those locked out of welfare

When a mother and daughter became destitute, a Citizens Advice centre that will benefit from the Guardian and Observer charity appeal stepped in

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

Teachers’ unions promise new strike ballots if walkout numbers miss threshold

Results due from more unions tomorrow, as NAHT chief stresses that disputes over pay haven’t gone away

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

‘Something beautiful has been taken away’: campaigners vow to fight ban on Dartmoor camping

A judge’s decision making it unlawful to pitch a tent on the moors without the landowner’s permission is set to spark a wave of right-to-roam protests

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

‘This will last a long time, but we know the outcome’: Kyiv’s year of defiance

rom doctors to cocktail bar staff, the people of the Ukrainian capital tell how small, everyday acts have become their symbols of resistance

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

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Graphic novelist Deena Mohamed: ‘People seem to love how Egyptian my work is’

The author of the hit Cairo-set novel – set to be a future classic – on going viral with her first web comic and growing up reading Enid Blyton and Agatha Christie

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

Bouchon Racine, London: ‘I am a huge, dribbling admirer’ – restaurant review

This classic bistro offers a masterclass in French cooking – and that’s a totally unbiased opinion. By Jay Rayner

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

Nurses threaten to double down as NHS strikes reportedly cause Cabinet rift

Nurses are set to strike again on Wednesday and Thursday, with larger-scale industrial action planned for February.

The Independent UK · Jan 15, 2023

Revealed: cabinet split over NHS pay disputes piles pressure on Sunak

Health secretary Steve Barclay urges unions to lobby PM over improved pay offer for striking nurses and ambulance workers

The Guardian - UK · Jan 14, 2023

Whitehall spending ‘tens of millions’ on Rees-Mogg’s bill to scrap EU laws

Opposition MPs call for government rethink on ‘reckless’ plans to rewrite almost 4,000 European regulations

The Guardian - UK · Jan 14, 2023

‘Cheap and delicious’: it’s lentils to go on Belfast’s cost of living frontline

Cooking tips and takeaways are among the community offerings at a centre that will benefit from the Guardian and Observer charity appeal

The Guardian - UK · Jan 13, 2023

Newlyweds celebrate special day as they host first nuptials in Stirling

It was a great start to the New Year for this Bannockburn couple.

Daily Record · Jan 12, 2023

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Texas Observer · Jan 10, 2023

Supreme Court Sides with Defense on Death Row Case

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals will now reconsider Areli Escobar’s case, which relied on flawed forensics.

The Guardian - UK · Jan 9, 2023

Guardian and Observer charity appeal passes £1.25m mark as it enters final week

More than 10,500 donors have so far given to the appeal, helping to support people experiencing hardship and poverty

The Guardian - UK · Jan 9, 2023

John Lydon’s Public Image Ltd compete to represent Ireland at Eurovision

Former Sex Pistols’ frontman, who was born in London to Irish parents, has entered the song Hawaii, a love letter to his wife who has Alzheimer’s disease

The Independent UK · Jan 8, 2023

Prince Harry fallout ‘could mark beginning of the end’ of monarchy, says King Charles biographer

Royal rift ‘not just a celebrity knockabout story’ about ‘British tourist attraction’, says Catherine Mayer

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The Guardian - UK · Jan 8, 2023

Meet the 10 best new novelists for 2023

Our annual pick of the best debut authors has previously included Sally Rooney and Douglas Stuart. Here we talk to this year’s hottest prospects

The Independent UK · Jan 7, 2023

‘Most state schools to shut doors for several days if teachers vote in favour of strike action’

The NEU is demanding a 12 per cent pay rise for its members

The Guardian - UK · Jan 7, 2023

Revealed: NHS trusts tell patients they can go private and jump hospital queues

Observer investigation finds a ‘two-tier’ health system emerging in England, with rapid access available to those able to pay

The Guardian - UK · Jan 7, 2023

In his own write: Prince Harry’s ghostwriter is so famous that George Clooney made a film of his life

JR Moehringer, biographer to stars such as Andre Agassi, was an obvious choice for the Duke of Sussex

The Guardian - UK · Jan 7, 2023

Don Paterson: ‘Poetry often involves obsessive personalities’

The award-winning poet on his painful and funny new memoir about growing up in Dundee, how he’s a ‘vile separatist’ and why music is his first love

The Independent UK · Jan 7, 2023

Sunak ‘considered banning thousands of key workers from joining union’

Union boss hits out at ‘biggest attack on workers’ rights and freedoms’ for generations

The Guardian - UK · Jan 7, 2023

Brutalised, broken, mended: inside Ukraine’s rehabilitation centre for wounded veterans

Tens of thousands have been badly hurt in the battle against Putin. For those with spinal injuries, one centre is offering a ‘small miracle’. Now that miracle needs to expand…

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