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As a kid I hated Easter because nothing happened – now I treasure its stillness and strange beauty

The seasonal change brings in me a mellowness and a desire to reflect that feels somehow spiritual, albeit in a secular way

The Guardian - AU

The Observer view on poverty: promises won’t get children off the breadline

It’s not good enough for Labour to say that there’s no money to tackle the problem – raising taxes risks losing a few votes but for the greater good

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Rachel Reeves goes to Washington – and will need nerves of steel

Editorial: The chancellor can only make the case for free trade and hope for the best

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Stepmothers, relax, you’ll always be wicked but true love is worth it

Two new surveys confirm that women who take on children from an earlier marriage will almost always be seen as witches

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There’s only one way to fight the climate greenlash: appeal to the naysayers’ self-interest

If green policy is going to survive the culture wars, it needs a new pitch – cleaner air, cheaper bills and healthier cities

The Guardian - UK

Even if you’re not a person of faith, there are reasons to see Antoni Gaudí as a saint

The Catholic church has taken the first steps to canonise the architect of Barcelona’s extraordinary Sagrada Família

The Guardian - UK

You are descending into populist frustration. Thank you for continuing to hold

Neverending calls to automated customer service lines aren’t just frustrating – new research suggests they may be quietly radicalising as well

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Sci-fi Musk is brainstorming ways to breed his ‘legion’ more efficiently

A Wall Street Journal article offered disturbing details about the billionaire’s behavior. Imagine the backlash if he were a woman

The Guardian - US

There are fewer children in England’s primary schools. That’s no reason to strip funding from them

Across the country, there’s a demographic shift. This is a chance to reinvest in our threadbare education system, says Lola Okolosie, an English teacher and writer

The Guardian - UK

Carrot-shaped lights, bunny wreaths and beauty boxes – forget Easter, welcome to ‘Eastermas’

Social media is turning the spring festival into yet another opportunity for lavish spending. What’s in your #EasterBasket? asks writer Amelia Tait

The Guardian - UK

Trump has found in El Salvador a model for the repressive state he wants to build – and he’s just getting started

Nayib Bukele has shown how brutal control can be sustained not just through force, but by raising the cost of speaking out, says journalist Jordana Timerman

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - I left London for Brighton — and this is what makes me roll my eyes when I come back

Seven years ago, London spat me out. This was not something I had ever imagined possible — until it happened. London was in my blood; people with my surname — and we’re all related — have been in London for centuries.

Evening Standard

The abject failure of Donald Trump’s peace initiative is now plain for all to see

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Far from ending the war in Ukraine in ‘24 hours’, the US president has demonstrated that he and his team are inept at facilitating meaningful peace negotiations

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Sudan’s third year of conflict: a war against civilians

Editorial: The ambitions of two generals and the interests of other states have led to the massacre of adults and children already forced to flee their homes

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The Guardian view on British TV: a drama out of a crisis

Editorial: The hit Netflix show Adolescence has ignited debate about the future of UK television. Public service broadcasting must stand up to the streaming giants

The Guardian - US

Pundits see a ‘diploma divide’ in politics. They’re focused on the wrong thing

Education level is viewed as a key factor in how people vote. But it’s dangerous to overlook the question of class

The Guardian - UK

Why do Trump voters have no regrets? Because the people they hate are getting hurt more

Even amid political chaos and rising prices, what matters most to his supporters is a macabre form of payback and vengeance, says Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Dear Keir Starmer, there is a way to rout Nigel Farage – and it’s staring you in the face

Middle class and blue collar voters both abhor rampant corporate greed. Reform is in league with big business in a way that Labour is not, says Guardian associate editor Julian Coman

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Harvard shows resistance is possible. But universities must join forces

Far too many academics are repeating propaganda about a ‘free speech crisis’. It’s time for a shared strategy

Evening Standard

OPINION - The London Question: Is busking 'psychological torture'?

A new court ruling has banned buskers from Leicester Square after complaints of "psychological torture" - but is it a fair call?

The Guardian - UK

What can the global left learn from Mexico – where far-right politics hasn’t taken off?

The leftwing governing party, Morena, has promoted social justice but diluted principle with pragmatism, writes freelance journalist Thomas Graham

The Guardian - UK

Britain needs houses, and Labour’s bold plan will address that. But it may require more migrants

Ministers are ready to be relentless over planning reform. There is a skills gap though – and they must be brave enough to fill it, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Why is Ed Miliband a target for all sides? Because he’s a lefty politician who gets things done

Not since Tony Benn has a Labour minister been so assailed – and not just by the Tory press, but also by his own colleagues, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

If Britain is now resetting the clock on trans rights, where will that leave us?

There is both joy and dismay after the supreme court judgment. Compassion and leadership are really needed now, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Evening Standard

OPINION - It's time for hard questions: why are there so many supporters of the death-cult Hamas in Britain?

A poll carried out last year found that only one in four British Muslims believe Hamas carried out rapes and murders on October 7, 2023. It is a figure that should have caused significant soul-searching in this country. Why do so many people in our society believe lies?

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