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Man paralysed from neck down ‘not eligible’ for night-time care

Simon Shaw from south London has been receiving funding under NHS continuing healthcare for people with serious health conditions

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The Faber/Observer/Comica graphic short story prize 2022 – enter now!

The annual award for aspiring cartoonists offers the chance to be published in the Observer and win £1,000, with past winners going on to land film and book deals

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Forget sentience… the worry is that AI copies human bias

The fuss about a bot’s ‘consciousness’ obscures far more troubling concerns

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Of course theatre critics should speak their mind, but not with cheap shots

One irritating theatre reviewer shouldn’t hide the fact that too many writers pull punches

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The Digital Republic by Jamie Susskind review – why the west was no match for the tech giants

The power of tech corporations is a threat to democracy, yet governments are reluctant to take action. This refreshing book picks apart the ideology that holds them back

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The Observer view on Carole Cadwalladr and a victory for public interest journalism

The journalist’s successful defence is a testament to her courage and a warning to the very wealthy that they can’t rely on the courts to escape criticism

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Kenny Atkinson will not coach Hornets, opts to stay with Golden State, sources say

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Charlotte Hornets’ coaching search isn’t wrapped up after all.

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Migrant care workers came to help the UK. Now they’re trapped in debt bondage

Investigation: Britain called out to workers around the world to ease a staff crisis. But many have to pay thousands in illegal fees to recruitment agencies

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Revealed: Migrant care workers in Britain charged thousands in illegal recruitment fees

Exclusive: new visa scheme to attract staff to ease the chronic shortages in the sector has left many open to exploitation

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The Covid loans, the billionaire … and Starling, the very fast-growing bank

In 2019, it had lent just £23m. By June 2021, it had issued £1.6bn of bounce-back lending – and an ex-minister has questions

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Thousands of victims of violent and sexual crime stuck in England and Wales court backlog

Sevenfold rise in those waiting at least a year for cases to be heard as lawyers quit over cuts in legal aid

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Haroon Siddique appointed journalist director of The Scott Trust

The Scott Trust, the sole shareholder of Guardian Media Group, is pleased to announce the appointment of Haroon Siddique as journalist director to the board.

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Stirling drivers feel pain at the pumps as prices surge past £2 a litre

The fuel price rises have seen record numbers for petrol at forecourts across the city.

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Tuesday briefing: Hope all but lost for Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira

In today’s newsletter: Amid conflicting reports over the fate of journalist Dom Phillips and Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira, friends and colleagues call for action

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The Guardian view on Carole Cadwalladr’s libel case: a victory for journalism

The failure of Arron Banks’s case against her is a vindication of the reporter’s work

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As NFL aims to improve diversity, two Panthers hope to get their shot as coach and GM

Samir Suleiman and Jeff Nixon know it’s not always what you know, but who you know.

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Russian looters targeting ‘stunning’ Ukrainian treasures, investigation warns

Russian gangs are stealing historical artefacts from Ukraine and smuggling them back over the border, according to international observers tracking their crimes.

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Most Scots want neither Boris Johnson or Keir Starmer as PM, poll finds

VOTERS in England still believe Keir Starmer would be a worse choice for Prime Minister than Boris Johnson - but Scots don't want either of them in…

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‘I spent six years working to get to this place’: Everything I Know About Love actor Marli Siu

As a struggling actor, she used to commute from Scotland to London by bus to attend auditions. Now Marli Siu is on the verge of stardom in the BBC’s Everything I Know About Love

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Test for press freedom as verdict due in Arron Banks libel case against Carole Cadwalladr

Judgment in the action against the Observer and Guardian’s Carole Cadwalladr will have huge implications for UK journalists

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‘Callous’ Home Office warns torture victims they face deportation

After home secretary Priti Patel overcame a high court legal challenge, ‘vulnerable and at risk’ asylum seekers are among those who could be on the first flight to Rwanda this week

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Ukraine fears western support will fade as media loses interest in the war

Costs and casualties are rising but Kyiv warns that the conflict with Russia is becoming normalised in people’s minds, at home and abroad

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Tory donors and polarised party losing faith in Johnson ‘cult’

Hotelier Rocco Forte demands PM changes course as Commons battle looms over tensions with EU

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Parental alienation and the unregulated experts shattering children’s lives

In English and Welsh custody cases, a finding that one parent has poisoned a child’s mind against the other can be crucial, even if there is a question over the accountability of those making the decisions

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Questions over use of ‘psychological experts’ in parental alienation cases

Parents – more often mothers – are losing access to their children on the advice of unregulated experts, an Observer investigation reveals

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