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Dire warning on climate change ‘is being ignored’ amid war and economic turmoil

The third segment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report is being overshadowed, just like the previous one

The Guardian - UK

‘A war crime’: two young boys among Ukrainians shot dead during attempted evacuation

Civilians fleeing in cars mown down in the town of Bucha, north-west of Kyiv, where 20 bodies were found on the streets

The Guardian - UK

David Peace: ‘Publishers should be less risk-averse’

The novelist on being too literary for crime fiction and too ‘crimey’ for literary fiction, and the mysterious death that concludes his Tokyo trilogy

The Guardian - UK

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Doug Bannister, head of the Port of Dover: ‘We’re at the centre of Brexit. I signed up for that’

The US executive took over the port in 2019, in the heat of the debate about the EU. He’s not surprised it’s been a challenge

The Guardian - UK

Autistic children wait up to five years for an NHS appointment

Figures obtained by the Observer show scale of mental health care crisis as families tell of huge impact of delays

The Guardian - UK

A Grandmother Is Fighting for Custody of Her Murdered Daughter’s Child. Will She Be Silenced?

Gag orders in family court protect judges, not children, critics say.

Texas Observer

Stirling marathon entrants left annoyed by run firm’s silence over refunds

Frustratred runners who had been due to race in the Stirling marathon in May have been left annoyed over a lack of communication from Classic Run Events over refunds after the race was cancelled.

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Filemon Vela Is Just the Latest Texas Congressman to Swing Through the Revolving Door

Of the 15 members who’ve left the U.S. House since 2018, at least half have gotten into the business of political influence-peddling.

Texas Observer

Underappreciated Gareth Bale has earned the right to do what he wants during twilight of a brilliant career

In August, Gareth Bale gave an interview to the Observer which was almost comical in its non-committal blandness.

Evening Standard

Companion Piece by Ali Smith review – a lockdown story of wayward genius

Lyrical visions alternate with fables and farce, history with Covid, in the scheme-busting fifth part of Smith’s seasonal quartet

The Guardian - UK

Disappointment for runners as Stirling marathon is cancelled for third year in a row

Runners who had been set to take part in the Stirling Marathon in May have been left frustrated after the event was cancelled for a third time with just six weeks to go.

Daily Record

The Battle of Beaumont

A grueling labor fight dragged on in the once-mighty union bastion of southeast Texas, pitting the oil giant against an embattled Steelworkers local.

Texas Observer

Chocolate eggs, lamb wellington, broad bean tagliatelle – the 20 best recipes for Easter

From a lunch of Nigel Slater’s roast chicken or Meera Sodha’s lamb curry, to sweet specialities like Claire Ptak’s chocolate and bay tarts or Ben Tish’s citrus sweet bread, we choose our favourite Easter dishes

The Guardian - UK

West Indies see off England in third Test to seal series triumph – as it happened

OBO report: West Indies completed the formalities on day four to wrap up victory in the third Test against England and in the three-game series

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A year without Sarah: memory, loss and the pain of Mother’s Day emails

The Observer writer Sarah Hughes died at just 48. Her husband talks about how he is coping and the launch of the memoir that was so dear to her

The Guardian - UK

From reality TV to Oscar nominee: the rise and rise of Jessie Buckley

The Irish star, who once competed in a BBC talent show, has made a name for herself in challenging and unconventional roles. Her performance in The Lost Daughter could win her an Academy Award

The Guardian - UK

Holding Tight, Letting Go by Sarah Hughes review – lessons from a life well lived

This collection of essays by the late Observer and Guardian journalist and her friends is a moving, funny and bracing account of living and dying

The Guardian - UK

After partygate: Tory government goes from crisis to crisis

War in Ukraine has sidelined the row over No 10 parties, but Boris Johnson’s troubles are far from over. The cost of living crisis will prove a crucial test

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The Guardian - AU

Zelenskiy promises to work for new sanctions against Russia – as it happened

Volodymyr Zelenskiy says new round of negotiations ahead but that deal would have to be subject to referendum; Joe Biden rejects suggestion he was calling for regime change in Moscow

The Guardian - UK

Overseas nurses in the UK forced to pay out thousands if they want to quit jobs

Observer investigation uncovers NHS trusts and private care homes charging staff who leave to recoup recruitment costs

The Guardian - UK

‘It keeps me calm’, says Kharkiv chef cooking to cope with Ukraine war

Alone in his high-rise flat, Igor Mezencev has found hope through childhood recipes and helping to coordinate food supplies

The Guardian - AU

Institute for Study of War says Russians unable to secure Kyiv attack positions – as it happened

Think tank says ‘increasingly static nature of the fighting reflects incapacity of Russian forces rather than any shift in Russian objectives or efforts’

Texas Observer

Kelcy Warren’s Defamation Suit Has Beto O’Rourke Spoiling for a Fight

Texas has strong protections against frivolous defamation suits that impede public discourse. Will the Democratic gubernatorial hopeful use them?

Daily Record

Scots mum impresses judges to win spot in next round of MasterChef

A Killearn mum has successfully negotiated her way through the opening round on the latest series of MasterChef. On Wednesday, we told how Lisa Addison had set out to use her appearance on the hit cookery series to set an example to young people wh

France 24

Hundreds of thousands left in dire straits after Saudi govt bulldozes poor Jeddah neighbourhoods

Over the past three months, the Saudi government has launched a massive demolition campaign targeting dozens of poor neighbourhoods in Jeddah, to make way for an urban development project. With very little time to leave and no compensation, hundreds of thousands of people are now in dire straits, with no…

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