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Mick Lynch, you’re a legend – and the unapologetic working-class leader the left is missing

The outgoing RMT head dismantled pundits one by one on live TV, and showed a new generation why we need trade unions says journalist Polly Smythe

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To resist the climate crisis, we must resist the billionaire class

To solve the climate crisis, power must flow away from the billionaire class

The Guardian - US

Trump and his henchman Musk treat America’s oldest allies as enemies. Britain can’t face that threat alone

The president-elect’s hostility towards other democracies is already clear. There will be no special relationship with him: we should look to Europe, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Melania’s $40m Amazon deal: another sign Bezos is capitulating to Donald Trump

Sadly, the Amazon-Melania deal has much the same flavor as the rest of Trump appeasement moves – not just by Bezos but by others of his ilk

The Guardian - US

For years I’ve asked ministers what they expect refugees to do. They never have an answer

It’s all very well to talk of ‘smashing’ the gangs. But until there are other routes, the dangerous crossings will keep happening, says Guardian writer Diane Taylor

The Guardian - UK

Meta never cared about factchecking. What it wants is friction-free oligarchy

The company’s plan to end its factchecking program is about appeasing Trump. That signals the making of a mafia state

The Guardian - US

Why are US supreme court justices starting to sound like Trump?

The justices are increasingly operating by the sheer force of raw power. That should trouble us all

The Guardian - US

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Fast fashion is an addiction. Secondhand shopping mania may be just as bad

I loved to scour apps and charity shops for cheap clothes and toys – but now I know it is another kind of overconsumption, says freelance journalist Chloë Hamilton

The Guardian - UK

Farage, Musk and Trump: they crave your attention. Don’t give it to them

Populist trolling thrives on the oxygen of publicity. It’s on all of us – media and voters – to start looking away, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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Loved ones mourn Kelyan Bokassa, the 14-year-old boy killed on a London bus. And we all have some thinking to do

His mother says he was groomed by drug gangsters despite her attempts to get help. Let his death spark fresh debate about how we care for vulnerable people, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Liberals flood the zone with videos as election strategy emerges

Plus: the death toll from the California fires is expected to rise, and Russia responds to Trump’s plans for Greenland.

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Fewer new aircraft, higher prices, escalating delays and cancellations: Season’s greetings from Qantas

With an election looming the government appears to have finally woken up to the level of consumer frustration and anger in the sector.

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What on earth is happening at The Washington Post?

Headlines continue to swirl around the legacy masthead, with employee morale said to be low.

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The Guardian view on child sexual exploitation: concrete action must be the priority

Editorial: The response to the independent inquiry has been too slow. New policies to tackle all forms of abuse are needed urgently

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The Guardian view on Jimmy Carter’s funeral: requiem for a good man and a better era

Editorial: Five living presidents gathered at the service in Washington. They were a reminder of how much has changed in US politics

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OPINION - Beth Rigby: Watch out Kemi, watch out Keir, Nigel Farage and Reform are coming for you

Political editors of national broadcasters have two main jobs. One is to stick to the Prime Minister like glue, following them on foreign trips, covering speeches and Commons appearances to document No 10’s priorities and pitfalls for a public that will decide whether to give the PM another term. The second…

The Guardian - US

The chronicle of a fire foretold

The current fires in Los Angeles are reminders of the costs of forgetting

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Scientists prize neutrality – that doesn’t cut it any more. In 2025, they must fully back the climate movement

With 2024 set to go down as the hottest year on record, we know that what is coming is truly horrifying, say scientist Bill McGuire and campaigner Roger Hallam

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I didn’t think it was possible, but this week has been a new low for the Tories

The language and style of British Conservatism is now taken directly from the fact-free world of online conspiracy, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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‘Stop saying I crashed the economy,’ says Liz Truss. Is it possible to gaslight an entire country?

The former PM has sent a cease and desist letter to the current one. Will everyone who thinks she was useless get one next, asks Guardian writer Hugh Muir

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I’ll never be a summer person but I’ve found ways of surviving the season and even enjoying it – sometimes

Everyone around me is commenting on the loveliness of the weather and I’m wiping the sweat off my upper lip and hoping for a nice southerly

The Guardian - US

In defense of DEI

DEI refers to three simple but important words: diversity, equity and inclusion. These three values are indispensable

Evening Standard

OPINION - Vladimir Putin's grey zone drone wars aren't just coming to Europe — they're already here

Shortly before Christmas I picked up a new Brompton G Line electric bicycle – a top of the range new style machine from one of the great pioneers of folding bike technology. I had ordered it in late summer, and it was delivered nearly two months later than originally scheduled.…

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London has a congestion charge – and traffic in gridlock. We need other ways to end the obsession with cars

The charge was seen as draconian, but new thinking is now essential. Look to the cities trying a range of bold ideas, says author Jonn Elledge

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I can’t forget the confused old man on the bus the other day

He wouldn’t sit down, wouldn’t get off, couldn’t or wouldn’t tell us what he wanted. What could we do?

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