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OPINION - The London Question: Are runners the most annoying people in London in January?

Is there anything worse than seeing joggers (or “runners” as they like to call themselves) in London in January? It’s cold, dark and our thick layer of Christmas-induced blubber is refusing to drop off naturally like an iguana’s tail. Everywhere you turn there are people pounding the streets wearing Salomon…

Evening Standard

The chancellor must ignore the blips and get on with long-term growth

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Much like the UK economy itself, the embattled chancellor ends the week in a much stronger position than when it started. Mini meltdowns in the markets are no way to assess her performance in the post – but she can no longer afford to be so…

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Britain and Europe: Labour must bring it on

Editorial: Sir Ed Davey – and even Kemi Badenoch – are saying new things about post-Brexit challenges. It is time for Sir Keir Starmer to do likewise

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The Guardian view on musical tastes: beware the algorithm comfort zone

Editorial: Human creativity is more powerful than any machine but it still needs analogue nurturing in the digital age

The Guardian - UK

Relief at this Gaza deal should be tempered by rage at Hamas and Netanyahu. How dare they take so long?

The agreement reached this week is basically the plan Joe Biden unveiled in May. So much pain and death could have been avoided, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - A London hospital is prescribing weight-loss jobs, but this is why they're a bad use of precious NHS cash

So, how should we feel about the news that Guy’s hospital is one of the first in the country to prescribe weight-loss jabs on the NHS?

Evening Standard

It’s time for Democrats to go low

Democrats should make the next four years of Republican governance as grueling and painful as possible

The Guardian - US

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The government wants to future-proof the BBC. How about embracing a subscription model?

Lisa Nandy needs creative ideas for the broadcaster. A hybrid funding settlement could protect its Reithian tradition, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

My brother and father drowned on a bright summer day. Swimming brings me closer to the two men I’ve lost

When my grief was new and raw, I discovered that feeling it was preferable to the numbness that had set in since we’d buried them

The Guardian - AU

Women’s claims of sexual abuse must be heard – unless they’re about master storyteller Neil Gaiman, apparently

It’s easy to process allegations against textbook scumbags like Harvey Weinstein. When it is beloved authors and ‘allies’, less so, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Zuckerberg is quite the champion of the underrepresented – so long as you’re conservative and live in Texas

The Meta boss has ditched his diversity scheme and moved his moderation team. Is he jealous of the attention Musk is getting, asks Joseph Harker, the Guardian’s senior editor, diversity and development

The Guardian - UK

How Jeff Bezos can stop the bleeding at the Washington Post

The paper’s owner should show up – soon – to hold a town hall with the newsroom, answer questions, and take the heat

The Guardian - US

England’s renters are about to gain more rights, but until then landlords may exploit weak regulation even more cruelly

There are fears that landlords will capitalise on the last remaining no-fault evictions before the new scheme comes into effect, says Nick Bano, a barrister specialising in renters’ rights

The Guardian - UK

This could be the toughest winter in NHS history. Here’s a simple way we can all help

Patients are dying on hospital trolleys, and nurses are treating them in corridors. The very least we can do is get vaccinated, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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An interesting speech full of hard truths? Kemi Badenoch is clearly rattled

The Tory leader gave an address that was full of candour about her party’s failures. You can sense Nigel Farage’s delight, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - AU

I’ve been climbing Tasmanian mountains for years – but I’m terrified of heights

Our society emphasises the value of conquering and overcoming your fears – but I can live with the idea of not climbing every mountain

Crikey

The power of incumbency? Not so much… the Sliding Doors of election dates

Australian political history is replete with examples of prime ministers who failed to use the power of dictating election timing for their own advantage.

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Former home to Alan Jones rebrands under conservative US network Newsmax

An Australian streaming channel is rebranding under a US cable network known for broadcasting conspiracy theories about the 2020 US election.

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Dutton has changed his tune on China. Will voters care?

Will Chinese-Australian voters return to the Coalition after abandoning them in 2022?

The Guardian - AU

Australia is becoming an uninsurable nation. There may only be one solution

With the outlook for risk of fire, flood and other disasters increasing, this is not a problem that will go away

The Guardian - US

Trump’s official portrait claims to ‘go hard’. Vance just looks stunned he pulled this off

The president-elect’s pose says: here’s a man you can’t get rid of easily. The new vice-president’s says: ‘Can you believe this?’

Crikey

Israeli cabinet delays ceasefire vote

Israel has delayed a vote on whether to approve the Gaza ceasefire as it accuses Hamas of trying to change the terms of the deal, and it’s not yet clear what effect new unemployment data will have on interest rates.

The Independent UK

The cost of war is so great that compromise should not be a dirty word

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas – just like the possibility of peace in Ukraine – requires unpalatable choices, but the prize is great

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Biden’s warning of oligarchy: Trump and the malefactors of wealth

Editorial: The outgoing president was right, in his farewell address, to warn of the dangers posed by the billionaires around the table

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s economy: no acute crisis, but chronically weak

Editorial: Labour should ask the Bank of England if it can do more to boost growth

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