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AI is a force for good – and Britain needs to be a maker of ideas, not a mere taker

After Donald Trump’s reckless bonfire of safeguards, our best plan is to become tech champions ourselves

The Guardian - UK

Our challenge to the ban on naming Sara Sharif judges was always about scrutiny, not blame

Light must be shed on the vital life-changing decisions that are made behind closed doors in Britain’s family courts

The Guardian - UK

Tina returner: why discovering lost songs, films and books is simply the best

Finding a forgotten track by the late singer goes to the heart of who we are, how we connect and the way we define ourselves

The Guardian - UK

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Until we tackle the nihilistic rage behind terrorism, it will stay the menace of our age

We need to rethink our understanding of violent attacks such as in Southport, in order to confront the deeper reasons why furious young men kill

The Guardian - UK

Will the return of King Maga to the White House mean a Trumpification of British politics?

Donald Trump poses dilemmas and dangers for the Tories as well as Labour, and presents opportunities to the Lib Dems and Reform

The Guardian - UK

The UK is haunted by Johnson’s ‘botched Brexit deal’ and Labour’s plans for change don’t go far enough

Five years on, it’s unclear how a proposed UK-EU relationship reset would repair damage to the economy

The Guardian - UK

‘You want to see my eyes, you pay extra.’ The Secret Diary of Melania Trump

The first first lady to come back as a brand has launched her own meme coin

The Guardian - UK

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OPINION - London's pubs are best in January — because all those annoying non-drinkers are gone

It’s time to start making plans because you’re missing an opportunity: January is the best month to go to the pub in London.

Evening Standard

There’s a word for people who prefer phones to meeting friends: addicts

Ditching hanging out for isolated scrolling on our sofas is a dangerous habit that warrants help on a par with gambling

The Guardian - UK

There is some small comfort in the promises Trump failed to keep in his first week

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The president has shown that he will be hard for America’s allies to handle in his second term – but there has been the odd surprising sign of sense

The Independent UK

The Observer view: In her pursuit of growth, Rachel Reeves must go green and go local

Engaging with councils, universities and developers will be key to bringing the economy back to life

The Guardian - UK

Today could be a day for soul-searching. Instead we cling to a distant monarchy in denial of our racist past

Australia could be a mature nation with a strong sense of its self. Instead, it remains a colonial outpost shackled to a would-be US dictator

The Guardian - AU

The Observer view on Russian aggression: the west risks a far worse conflict if it fails Ukraine now

The conversation is no longer just about the present conflict, there is already an undeclared covert war under way

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump will huff and he’ll puff, but if Europe’s leaders rise to its defence, their house will stand

The EU is facing a torrid year ahead from enemies both within and without. But it is still far from a lost cause

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Trump may smell money in saving TikTok, but there’s a whiff of platform power too

Whatever deal the US president is eyeing over the app, it is further proof some digital giants wield disproportionate clout

The Guardian - UK

Now gen AI has stopped telling us to glue cheese to pizza, it’s bland as a margherita

Despite fewer silly glitches, you now get an executive summary of the world, with all interesting complications removed

The Guardian - US

After his executive order on sex, is Trump legally the first female president?

The confusing and vague executive order underscores how complex sex is and why it’s hard to reduce it into a neat binary

The Guardian - UK

Labour’s decision to muzzle regulators in the name of ‘growth’ will backfire horribly

The Competition and Markets Authority is the strongest line of defence against monopolies, so its change in leadership really matters, writes the journalist Nicholas Shaxson

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Why is Sophocles storming the West End? Because in our extreme times, his plays say the unsayable

The Greek tragedies ask unpalatable questions. That is why they’re enjoying a revival in 2025, says Charlotte Higgins, the Guardian’s chief culture writer

The Guardian - UK

How ‘stroke’ politics saddled Ireland’s new government with a fox in the hen house

The country’s most controversial politician, Michael Lowry, is the cornerstone of the coalition. That deal could haunt taoiseach Micheál Martin

Evening Standard

OPINION - The London Question: Why are there charity muggers everywhere I turn?

Pity the poor souls doing it — but it’s also a blight on our streets

The Independent UK

The judges in the Sara Sharif case have a right to protection – but not to anonymity

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Accountability is a fundamental principle of the justice system. If it puts the personal safety of judges in danger, the answer is better security precautions – not censorship

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Trump’s first days: the overload is intentional

Editorial: The US president has issued a blizzard of edicts and announcements. Determining where to focus the fightback will be difficult but essential

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on The Traitors: television for dark times

Editorial: The hit show has been compared to cosy crime drama. But it also has parallels with Hilary Mantel’s historical masterpiece

The Guardian - UK

Through the blizzard of edicts, see Trump for what he is: an autocrat reaching for limitless power

In just 100 hours, the returned president has already revealed his goal and exposed the weakness of those who might challenge him, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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