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Taymour Soomro: ‘I want to challenge reductionist narratives about Pakistan’

The novelist on learning farming from his grandfather, how his background in law informed his work, and why homophobia is a Victorian export

The Guardian - UK

Andy Burnham says Labour must ‘seize moment’ and back proportional representation

Writing in the Observer, mayor of Manchester says Tory byelection defeats should open the way for consensus and radical reform

The Guardian - UK

Changpeng Zhao: tech chief in the eye of the cryptocurrency storm

The founder of Binance, the world’s largest digital currency exchange, is on a mission to talk to governments and regulators even as investors retreat

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St Vincent review – Annie, get your scream on

O2 Academy, OxfordAnnie Clark unleashes extraordinary vocal power and guitar work as she kicks off the UK tour for her cathartic latest album, Daddy’s Home

The Guardian - UK

‘What have we done?’: six years on, UK counts the cost of Brexit

Sectors from fishing to aviation, farming to science report being bogged down in red tape, struggling to recruit staff and racking up losses for the first time

The Guardian - UK

I’m A Fan by Sheena Patel review – a brutal, brilliant debut

A woman wrestles with the objects of her obsession in this thrilling take on gender, race and power dynamics

The Guardian - UK

Harry Potter was the last great pre-internet phenomenon

Bookshops opening at midnight, fevered anticipation, reading parties – JK Rowling’s novels showed us what cultural obsession could look like in an age before on-demand. We’ll never see its like again, says Jessie Thompson

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He’s back: Steve Clifford to return as Hornets head coach

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — It’s back to the future in a sense for the Charlotte Hornets.

Tribune News Service

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

EU leaders welcome Kyiv’s ‘historic’ bid to join union; documenting the scale of abuse against civilians; Kyiv residents strive for a sliver of normality

The Guardian - AU

What does abortion access look like in North Carolina after Supreme Court decision?

With Friday’s Supreme Court decision to overturn its landmark Roe v. Wade ruling, North Carolina is now one of the last states in the South to protect a pregnant person’s right to abortion.

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Arron Banks allowed to appeal over lost libel action against Carole Cadwalladr

High court judge grants permission on one ground after ruling last week in Observer and Guardian journalist’s favour

The Guardian - UK

Pest control work to start to rid Scots street of rat infestation after mum found NINE rodents in wheelie bin

A programme of pest control work is to be carried out in Plean, Stirling, after a street became infested with rats after workers removed fly-tipped rubbish that the rodents had been nesting in.

Daily Record

Probe launched as Scots school pupils escape horror fire after bus blaze

Pupils from McLaren High, Callander, Perthshire, quickly made their way off the bus after it burst into flames on the A81, near Port of Menteith, as they made their way home to Aberfoyle.

Daily Record

A Woman’s Game by Suzanne Wrack review – taking back the pitch

A fascinating history of women’s football from early 20th century heights, through suppression, to its present-day resurgence

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Two pints of lager and a Michelin star: why gastropubs are roaring back

A new generation of top chefs are forgoing fine-dining restaurants for pub kitchens and the freedom to serve a tasting menu alongside a pint and casual snack

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I Heard What You Said by Jeffrey Boakye review – a lesson in everyday racism

The teacher relates his experiences in the education system – many of them shocking – with insight, intelligence and wit

The Guardian - UK

Rogues by Patrick Radden Keefe review – a preternaturally attentive reporter at work

In this ‘greatest hits’ collection, the author of the acclaimed Empire of Pain stops at nothing in pursuit of the truth

The Guardian - UK

From Paris to Galway: expert foodies reveal the very best places to eat on holiday

Fred Sirieix’s guide to Paris, Girorgio Locatelli on Sicily, plus hidden gems in Copenhagen, Seville, Cornwall, Limassol, Amsterdam and Lisbon

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Labour must break party’s silence on Brexit, says Stella Creasy

Writing for the Observer, Labour MP calls on the leadership to ‘name’ problems, as frustration grows with its stance on Europe

The Guardian - UK

UK’s star chefs get creative to keep menu prices down

Faced with staff shortages, soaring food costs and rising pay, restaurants are trying out less expensive ingredients

The Guardian - UK

Birdwatcher Mya-Rose Craig: ‘The nature sector is decades behind in terms of diversity’

The birder and activist on increasing access to nature, why it’s important to be an optimist, and the joys of Cambridge University’s Taylor Swift society

The Guardian - UK

Inquiry urged into ‘parental alienation’ court experts

Lawyers and MPs in England and Wales express concern over ‘unregulated’ psychologists who play key role in disputes over domestic abuse

The Independent UK

Teaching and NHS unions warn of strike action unless government improves pay offers

General sectretary of teaching union says it ‘cannot avoid ballot’ without significant pay increase

The Guardian - UK

Ghost Lover by Lisa Taddeo review – in the company of men

The Three Women author once again explores female desire and sexual power dynamics in a collection of stories that often feel shockingly true

The Guardian - UK

Arron Banks almost crushed me in court. Instead, my quest for the facts was vindicated

The libel claim brought by the Brexit campaigner took its toll. But the judgment offered personal relief and hope for public interest journalism

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