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‘I see this money as not mine’: the people giving away fortunes from slavery and fossil fuels

What would you do if your inherited wealth was built on slavery, fossil fuels or came at the price of neglect? Meet the guilty rich who want nothing to do with their money

The Guardian - UK

‘We want a queen who is like a parent’: Observer writers down the decades on the monarch’s reign

A selection of this newspaper’s writing about the monarch since she became queen when, as the fashion editor wrote, ‘surprise is an undesired quality’

The Guardian - UK

Black Salt, London: ‘A thrilling take on familiar dishes’ – restaurant review

Far more than just another suburban restaurant, Black Salt has real quality and class

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Lea Ypi: ‘Hope is a moral duty’

The Albanian author and academic on what she misses most about her homeland and how a communist childhood steeped in lies sparked her interest in philosophy

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Bunting and biryanis: how one multicultural street is marking the jubilee

St Mark’s Road in Bristol is involving a rich mix of ethnicities and generations in its celebrations

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Police were told Michaela Hall was being strangled. Why didn’t they break in?

A vulnerable woman was killed by her violent partner on the night officers knocked at her door. Now her family wants answers

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Enemy tongue: eastern Ukrainians reject their Russian birth language

In towns near Russia’s border, Moscow’s influence was strong and Ukrainian was rarely spoken. The war has changed that

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Southern Baptists Face Up to Sexual Abuse

“The rot runs deep in this institution.”

Texas Observer

Residents’ relief after U-turn on rural village's social care provision

Vulnerable residents in parts of rural Stirling were left sweating over vital social care provisions this week after being informed that they were to be removed. Villagers in Killin were told they were to be left without social care provision after

Daily Record

A moment that changed me: I played professional basketball, until I broke my eye socket – and came to my senses

I was putting off adulthood by trying my luck as an athlete. But when I was hit in the face I had a realisation

The Guardian - UK

Danish smørrebrød, Vietnamese salad rolls, scotch eggs – the 20 best recipes for eating outdoors

From Joe Woodhouse’s lentil and spring green pies and Yasmin Khan’s sunshine salad to Ben Tish’s lasagne bread and Ravneet Gill’s ras malai cake, these alfresco dishes will keep friends and family happy in any outdoor setting

The Guardian - UK

Right from Wrong; Criminal; The Life Inside review – the problem with our prisons

Three different viewpoints on the UK’s system of incarceration – by Jacob Dunne, Angela Kirwin and Andy West – examine the human cost of our investment in punishment rather than rehabilitation

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Simon Fairlie: ‘People are so detached from the land’

Simon Fairlie is possibly the most influential – and unusual – eco-activist you might not have heard of. A hippy in the 60s and a pioneer of the road protest movement, he’s now a persuasive advocate of micro-dairy farming

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Sheila Hancock: ‘Don’t let them tell you you’re old’

At 89, the beloved British actor is still striving. In fact, she’s just published a new memoir, Old Rage, in which she lays bare her anger and anxiety over work, life and love…

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Sean Paul: ‘A new generation are making dancehall their own’

His 00s megahits took the sound of Kingston clubs global. He talks about the genre’s influence, its new female stars, and the debate over the monarchy in his native Jamaica

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‘I’m here because of hustle’: Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn on how to be a ‘boss bitch’

Christine Quinn is the real estate agent turned Hollywood reality star who stole the show as the villainess on Selling Sunset. She reveals why we all need to embrace our inner ‘boss bitch’

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‘We were lucky to escape’: Kherson diarists tell of their flight from Russians

Their dispatches in the Observer revealed the reality of life in the occupied city. Now the two female journalists are safe in England but want to continue their work

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Boris Johnson is trashing Tory identity, party grandees warn

Partygate and U-turns on tax are ‘undermining message’, say Conservative MPs as more call for him to quit

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Revealed: Russia-linked superyachts ‘going dark’ to avoid sanctions threat

Vessels with ties to Russian oligarchs hit by sanctions are no longer reporting their position to an automatic global locator

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Revealed: Afghan journalists facing death threats and beatings, despite UK pledge to save them

Group who worked with UK media to sue government over failure to relocate them to Britain

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Jimmy Garoppolo, Baker Mayfield or a different veteran: What’s next for Panthers at QB?

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Panthers coach Matt Rhule has not eliminated the possibility of adding a quarterback to compete with incumbent starter Sam Darnold.

Daily Record

Concern as figures show sharp increase in drink spiking incidents at venues across Stirling

Figures obtained by the Stirling Observer show that there were 10 reported cases of individuals being spiked in pubs and clubs across Stirling area in the last two years - with only being one single case in the prior three years.

Texas Observer

Report: Google Fiber Subcontractors’ Record Shows Value of Union Labor

‘High-speed reliable broadband is a social justice issue, it’s a climate justice issue, and it’s an economic justice issue.'

The Guardian - UK

An Olive Grove in Ends by Moses McKenzie review – trials of a Bristol rover

A young black Bristolian is caught between two worlds in McKenzie’s brutal, tender debut novel

The Guardian - UK

‘The haves and have-yachts’: on the trail of London’s super-rich

We join sociologist Caroline Knowles on a walk across the economic and class divide of the capital to discover how extreme wealth has reshaped our streets

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