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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

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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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

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 - AU

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

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‘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

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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’

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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?

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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

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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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New planning bid launched for controversial Stirling takeaways

Another application submitted as well as appeal against enforcement action.

Daily Record

‘Our gateway to British food and culture’: the nostalgic power of the school dinner

Novelist Shahnaz Ahsan on growing up with jam roly-poly, apple crumble and sticky toffee pudding

The Guardian - UK

Family’s MP says Johnson’s ‘poor grasp’ of Zaghari-Ratcliffe case led to errors

Writing in the Observer, Tulip Siddiq accuses Foreign Office of callous behaviour, as calls grow for full investigation

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The Observer view on gender identity services for children

The Cass review’s interim report finds children with gender identity issues are ill served by adults who shut down debate

The Guardian - UK

Homes for Ukraine sponsorship scheme beset by ‘unworkable’ bureaucracy

Labour MP Lisa Nandy and refugee charities remain critical of how the government’s family scheme is handling visa requirements, safety checks and child protection issues Russia-Ukraine war: latest updates

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‘There is no escape’: inside a hospital in Ukraine

Fifty miles from Kyiv, doctors prepare a bomb shelter for the casualties to arrive on their doorstep, while their own lives are on the line

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Charlotte Philby: ‘We visited Kim in Moscow’

The spy novelist, whose latest book tells the story of her grandfather Kim Philby and the Soviet agent Edith Tudor-Hart, talks about the perils of writing about family, and why female spies get overlooked

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‘We are ready and united’: Lviv residents prepare for Russian advance

Ukraine city near Polish border has not yet been touched by Russian bombs but people are readying for the worst

The Guardian - UK

I wrote the original miserable marriage memoir – and I have no regrets

Bookshelves today are full of true-life stories of marital discord but a former Observer columnist pioneered the genre 25 years ago

The Guardian - UK

Acclaimed foreign correspondent Hugh O’Shaughnessy dies aged 87

Former Observer journalist was perhaps best known for his courageous coverage of Pinochet’s brutal coup in Chile in 1973

Texas Observer

Who Killed Dean and Tina Clouse—and Where Is Their Baby?

A group of sleuths using "genetic genealogy" has broken open a 40-year-old cold case.

The Guardian - UK

Euan Ferguson: Part reporter, part poet, full of wicked honesty…

A friend and colleague recalls the life and well loved times of the Observer writer, who died last week at 60

France 24

Ukraine residents recount Russian attacks: ‘We realised we had nowhere to go’

In the early morning hours of Thursday, February 24, Russian troops launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine, after Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that any countries who dared to interfere would face “consequences you have never seen”. Videos shared on social networks showed heavy missile attacks as well as Russian…

France 24

Ecuador: Oil spill in Amazon rainforest 'could have been avoided'

More than a million litres of oil spilled in the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador after a pipeline ruptured on January 28. The company that manages the pipeline said it was damaged by falling rocks, brought down by erosion and heavy rain, claiming that the incident "could not have been foreseen".…

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