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The Guardian view on the arts in schools: classrooms need more creativity

Editorial: The promising early signs are that Prof Becky Francis’s education review will boost music, art and drama

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GCSEs harm our young people. Ministers should have the guts to abolish them – and start again

A report out this week highlights how destructive the cult of the exam is in Britain’s schools. But it doesn’t go far enough, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Country music is cool now – even the pop girlies are leaning into it. I’ve finally been vindicated

Cowboy hats and flannels are no longer just the realm of country music – or lesbians

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OPINION - I'm a Black Cab driver and this is why I'm facing extinction — unless we get help

Aside from Big Ben and the beefeaters outside Buckingham Palace, there isn’t much that’s more iconically London than the black cab. As instantly recognisable to tourists on their first day in the city as they are to lifelong Londoners, our vehicles and the service we provide are part of the…

Evening Standard

Netanyahu is waging war on Gaza and on us – his ‘enemies within’. It’s the path to autocracy

Israel’s PM wants to ‘transfer’ Palestinians from Gaza, purge his traditional domestic rivals – and keep the right wing in power for ever, says Aluf Benn, editor-in-chief of Haaretz

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Kicking civil servants who can’t answer back is a low blow — Labour should be better than this

Ministers often feel they are accountable for everything that goes on in their department, but responsible for nothing. Government departments can have thousands, or tens of thousands, of staff. They are big, complex organisations. They get it right every day and people barely notice. Tax is collected, benefits paid, borders…

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Badenoch’s attack on net zero is ridiculous. But so were the right’s Brexit claims, and look where they left us

The run-up to 2016 shows ‘common sense’ isn’t enough. Even ignorant, reactionary arguments must be properly countered, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

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Trump’s weird obsession with the arts is part of the authoritarian playbook

His focus on the Kennedy Center fits a pattern. From Augustus to Stalin, strongmen have sought cultural control for their own ends, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer Charlotte Higgins

The Guardian - UK

Europe doesn’t need Trump to form a western alliance – and one is already taking shape

Britain, France and Germany are closing ranks to bolster Nato as the unreliable US president marches to his own drum, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Clap and count, chop it up: how to boost your child’s literacy in playful ways

Experts say techniques to improve children’s literary skills can be incorporated into daily experiences such as driving around in the family car

The Guardian - AU

Trump is naive, delusional – and being played by Putin

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The two leaders may say that they trust each other – but nobody else with any sense trusts either of them

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The Guardian view on Germany’s new coalition: unleashing the radical centre

Editorial: A groundbreaking vote by outgoing MPs has given the chancellor-elect, Friedrich Merz, the chance to renew mainstream politics

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on modern masculinity: boys need mentors, not marketers

Editorial: Sir Gareth Southgate is right to warn that social media is trapping boys in toxic ideals. It’s a crisis demanding real-world solutions

The Guardian - UK

How would I survive the apocalypse? By stocking up on the key item most preppers forget

With France about to advise its citizens on how to survive an ‘imminent threat’, it’s time to wise up to what the real essentials are, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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OPINION - I date women too — and men who believe the 80:20 dating rule couldn't be more wrong

Dating is tough, but it’s not women that are the problem here

The Guardian - UK

These cruel benefit cuts will rob security from so many – but Labour will lose something crucial too

The worst reforms since George Osborne will teach voters that politicians really are all the same. Is it worth it? asks Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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OPINION - I've been deep inside dystopian incel forums and Adolescence is as real as you fear

In the summer of 2021, a 22-year-old man named Jake Davison walked out into the streets of Plymouth and shot four people with a pump-action shotgun. He had already killed his own mother with the same gun, moments before. His victims included a three-year-old girl and her 43-year-old father. He…

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Bad news for Labour and its attacks on Reform’s policies – they’re unlikely to work

A vote for Nigel Farage’s party is still often a protest vote, no matter how much the government tries to pin down his plans for the economy, says UK in a Changing Europe researcher Sophie Stowers

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The far-right’s pretend fight against antisemitism is a perfect political strategy

The far-right has found in its pretend fight against antisemitism a way to divide progressives while at the same time clobbering them

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Culture warriors see not sick Britain, but a plague of ‘overdiagnosis’. How convenient

Instead of dismissing huge swaths of the population, how about a nuanced conversation about neurodivergence and mental health, asks Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Guardian - UK

Imagine if all those who are silent about the terrible evil being committed in Gaza spoke up

No crime in history has been so well documented by its victims. And yet inaction and censorship reign, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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What does Maga-land look like? Let me show you America’s unbeautiful suburban sprawl

I drove 2,000 miles with a French friend across my home country – and saw the endless nowhere land that is the crucible of Trumpism, says Guardian Europe correspondent Alexander Hurst

The Guardian - AU

While Australia is aggressively taxing tobacco, the black market flourishes

The relationship between cigarette prices and smoking rates appears far more complex than the simplistic models on which tax policy is based

The Guardian - AU

The impact of Trump 2.0 on Australia is evidence of how American we suddenly aren’t

Our two countries once shared a history fighting together for freedom. But does the US, like, even do that any more?

The Independent UK

President Putin has outplayed President Trump – now it is not just Ukraine that is at stake

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The Washington and Moscow phone call represents a historic geopolitical shift in the world order – one that goes beyond any previous thawing of relations between the two countries. It is also a confirmation of Europe’s worst fears

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