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Could antibiotics stop working? Yes – but the biggest danger isn’t prescription-happy GPs

To prevent a catastrophic failure of the drugs modern medicine relies on, look to animal farming in middle-income countries, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

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There is no such thing as an ‘illegal immigrant’

It is a factually inaccurate and totally, utterly wrong to say that undocumented people are ‘illegal’ and are ‘criminals’

The Guardian - US

First Trump joked he wanted a third term. Then he got serious

The US president made himself explicit this week by saying: ‘I’m not joking’ when asked about his ambitions to stay in office

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Is Usha Vance starting to feel a little sorry for herself?

She left her job when her husband got a shot at VP – only for the couple to be met with the frostiest of receptions in Greenland at the weekend, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Israel executes unarmed Red Crescent paramedics with the west’s blessing

American and European leaders are the authors of this latest atrocity by their Israeli colleagues in Gaza

The Guardian - US

Empuraan controversy: The Mohanlal starrer isn’t a good movie, but it’s deeply satisfying

This story contains spoilers for L2: Empuraan.

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As a child, I was afraid of my friends seeing me pray. Watching Eid live on the BBC was a huge moment

British Muslims are too often acceptable only when they bake cakes or win medals. Now the nation has had a true insight into our faith, says author Nadeine Asbali

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Keir Starmer won power without a purpose. Now he risks squandering it

Loyalists worry that the PM displays little of the engagement and dynamism required. Five years on, neither they nor voters really know him or his plan, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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As austerity bites, Starmer must give the public something to hope for

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: There are things to be optimistic about and the government should highlight them, as well as continuing to make the case for placing the public finances in a secure foundation in a troubled world

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The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s tariffs: a spectacle of struggle and control

Editorial: The US president wields tariffs not as a policy tool but as an instrument of pressure, rewarding loyalty and punishing defiance – even among allies

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The Guardian view on South Sudan: the world’s youngest nation is on the brink of a new conflict

Editorial: The arrest of vice-president Riek Machar takes the country closer to a second civil war

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OPINION - Can you be happy and a mother? Chappell Roan has just started a war between women

Chappell Roan claims that none of her friends with kids are happy. In saying so, she’s started a war between two of the most annoying sections of society

Evening Standard

Trump claimed he was pro-worker. His new order shows how absurd that was

Last week, he moved to end collective bargaining rights for 1 million people. And would anyone who cared about workers hire this staff?

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Donald Trump is eyeing up a third term – and no one is opposing him

So many people and organisations are capitulating to the US president, from Silicon Valley to the Democrats, legal firms and elite universities. How realistic is the prospect of Trump 3.0, asks Arwa Mahdawi

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Labour’s populist pantomime over sentencing rules plays into the hands of the right

Forcing the abandonment of commonsense, evidence-based guidelines is a new low for a party that once prided itself on justice reform, says Janey Starling of campaign group Level Up

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Poor Prince Harry: what to do when someone close to you publicly trashes an institution you love?

As claims pile up about the charity he founded, he’s learning that smiling and biting your lip can be quite painful. Hear, hear, as the Windsors might say, writes Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - US

Democrats still misunderstand working-class voters – to their peril

Can moderate Democrats, plotting their path back to power, convincingly make a populist pivot?

Evening Standard

OPINION - I'm a young person who won't debase myself on social media — and that causes a big problem

In my younger and more vulnerable years my sister was given some advice which I’ve been turning over in my mind since. “You will see people who you think are stupider than you go much further than you, because they worked harder”.

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Mother’s Day has restored my hope in 2025 – but my kids had nothing to do with it

I’ve blown hot and cold on the virtue of Mothering Sunday, but I’m convinced it serves as a meteorological bellwether, writes Zoe Williams

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Today Labour brings in higher wages, because we know we must put money back in working people’s pockets

Our opponents dismiss this move, but we believe people deserve a decent day’s pay for a decent day’s work, says the chancellor of the exchequer, Rachel Reeves

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Is my Scottish accent really the problem – or is it just your English ears?

Football manager Gary Caldwell thinks he sounds too ‘aggressive’ and that spells trouble. But as a fellow Scot, I know the answer isn’t to ‘Englify’ ourselves, says Glasgow-based journalist Catriona Stewart

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And the award for zero self-awareness goes to second-home owners raging about higher taxes

Why the anger? Doubling council tax on holiday homes in England is a sensible, revenue-raising policy, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - AU

A lot of mums are angry at Chappell Roan. I just want her to come over and listen to me whinge

Whether you’re a parent or not, you should be able to talk candidly about how tough it is having kids

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Trumpism is sinking democratic values. It’s Starmer’s job to steer the UK back to safety

US tariffs hit this week just as other costs start to bite in Britain. To meet these challenges, Labour will finally have to change, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Andrew Tate is back in Romania. How we handle him will reveal what kind of country we really are

We could have a fair, independent process, as justice demands – or buckle under pressure from the US. It could go either way, says Romanian investigative journalist Andrei Popoviciu

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