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The Guardian view on Starmer and the NHS: renewal is the right priority

Editorial: Using the private sector to drive down waiting lists must not lead to the erosion of public healthcare

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The Guardian view on Elon Musk’s disinformation: escalating hate and threatening democracy

Editorial: The UK prime minister calls out the reckless amplification of conspiracy theories by the world’s richest man on child sexual abuse. Good

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This is how the grooming scandal is being weaponised – and this is what Starmer must do

There is a nagging sense that justice still has not been done. At a Reform rally, I watched Nigel Farage exploit that, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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OPINION - Boomers, stop trying to make the return to the office happen — it's not going to happen

No matter how many years at the grindstone one has under the belt, no one, it seems, is impervious to those insidious tentacles of the back-to-work January blues. There’s the pit of despair at having to set an alarm again, the anxiety of feeling as though you’ve completely forgotten how…

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Elon Musk loves to provoke – and Nigel Farage is his latest victim

The world’s richest man won’t be satisfied until all the politicians in his pocket have submitted to his dictatorial whims, writes Zoe Williams

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OPINION - Elon Musk, Tommy Robinson and the remarkable sight of Nigel Farage being played at his own game

It would take a heart of stone not to laugh at Nigel Farage’s new Elon Musk problem. The Reform leader has made his career out of operating the very same right-wing ratchet that the Tesla boss is now cranking to drag Farage into difficult territory.

Evening Standard

Why has Justin Trudeau resigned – and what’s next for Canada?

After spats with allies, pressure from Donald Trump and falling poll numbers, Trudeau has decided to call it quits.

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OPINION - I'm a court reporter who sat through horrific grooming gang trials – this is why I'm against a new inquiry

Public inquiries make for great spectacles these days – televised grillings of politicians, officials and experts being called to account for the sins of the past. The modern day equivalent of the stocks.

Evening Standard

With the economy is struggling, it’s time to listen to entrepreneurs

BUSINESS: Business leaders are pessimisitic about the impact of the Budget, writes Chris Blackhurst. But there is still much to be positive about as we head into 2025

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They say Musk has turned the GOP into the new punk rock but I say never mind the bollocks

If there’s an escape from the omnipresence of Elon Musk it’s this: throw your phone in the sea, sing and dance, and stay out all night

The Guardian - AU

I tried ‘intermittent sobriety’. Here’s what I learned jumping on and off the wagon

While this is by no means health advice, these are a few things I’ve found helpful in case you’re also feeling sober curious

The Guardian - US

Forget the ‘red wall’: the ‘graduate without a future’ is the voter politicians need to woo

Downwardly mobile graduates are arguably becoming the UK’s electoral kingmakers – and could spur a political revolution, says sociologist Dan Evans

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A visit to the high street taught me this: hell is shopping with other people

After years of buying clothes online, I wondered if there was more to shopping than collecting squashy parcels from forecourt lockers. I soon got my answer, says journalist Nell Frizzell

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There’s a threat lurking right underneath Labour’s nose – and it’s from the left

The party wants to seem in control. But many of its MPs have knife-edge majorities that a challenger could obliterate, says independent MP John McDonnell

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The Great Resignation 2.0 is coming – and I salute the European millennials who plan to quit

After Covid, the US saw a wave of younger workers leaving unsatisfying and exploitative jobs. Now I hear it’s France’s turn, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

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Would you drop Of Mice and Men from the exam syllabus? The answer isn’t black and white

The book will no longer be studied at GCSE in Wales because many find the racial slurs upsetting. That’s culture war fodder, but it shouldn’t be, says author and broadcaster Nels Abbey

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‘A precarious perch’: In India, too many escape poverty only to slip right back into it

The forecast was cloudy skies with the possibility of light rain or thunderstorms. But on the morning of India's 77th independence day, on August 15, 2023, things moved as planned in New Delhi.

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In our special Summer Worm, we recap the news and share what we’ve been bingeing over the break.

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The Guardian view on social care: there can be no more excuses for inaction

Lady Casey must not allow the review she is leading to become another means of deferring change

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The Guardian view on film and feminism in China: women feel Her Story is their story

The hit comedy has struck a chord by celebrating female friendship and pushing back against misogyny

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Mind your language: how learning French helped me remove the condom from the wine

Le mot juste can be a portal into another world entirely – but make sure you know your chicken from your horse

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I was snowed in at Barnsley library and a policeman came to fetch me. I told him I was already home

When I discovered books, I realised that home could be Narnia or Gormenghast – and that one small corner of the library was for ever mine, says writer Joanne Harris

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Here’s what my patients taught me in 2024 - and how it can set us all up for better mental health in 2025

Setting aspirations for yourself in uncertain times can feel almost impossible. But small, everyday victories can give us reason for celebration

The Guardian - UK

Why tell someone ‘I love you’ when you could overfeed, ridicule or ignore them?

The holidays have reminded me of the many languages of love – most of them barely comprehensible

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Labour’s new year resolution? It needs a better story. Here’s one Starmer could tell

There’s a solid social-democratic narrative this government could use – if only its leaders would actually try, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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