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Rachel Reeves flies back from Davos to lead a revival of the aviation perennial. Labour hated the idea before, but growth won’t grow itself, will it, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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OPINION - Despite the Met being lifted out of special measures, as a woman I have never felt so unsafe in London

A few months ago I had my phone snatched out of my hand in the street. “So what,” you say. “Big deal. So has basically everyone in London by now.” And yeah, that’s true.

Evening Standard

Does Putin know why Ukraine fights on? Because we prize freedom above stability and wealth

This long and awful war has taught Ukrainians to love and value their country – and its beauty – even more, says Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov

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To the unknown child: I tried to save your young life in a Gaza hospital. Now your face haunts me

The first time you came into my hospital, shards of glass shredding your tiny body, I saved you. The second time I failed, says paediatric specialist Seema Jilani

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Foxtel axing online access to streaming services in country Australia, including Binge, Kayo Sports

Exclusive: Foxtel has made changes to its terms and conditions that has seen the end of online streaming access in remote Australia.

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Axel Rudakubana walked a long path to murder. At what point could he have been stopped?

Arguments about evil risk distracting us from practical questions that could save lives in the future, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Pesky card surcharges — are we about to see the end of them?

Card surcharges are unpopular, but banning could lead to more ramifications for small businesses, while the big banks get off scot-free.

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Life may stink, but so does Putricia – and I love her for it

The corpse flower has allowed me and thousands others to check out from the noise for a few days and honour the glorious spectacle of nature

The Guardian - AU

Here’s exactly* what Anthony Albanese will say to the National Press Club today

Thanks to age-old, tiresome process of drops, a prime minister’s actual speech is functionally useless.

Crikey

No, the NDIS is not ‘strangling’ the economy

Accusations against the NDIS are fuelled by a worldview that sees supporting the most vulnerable in our community as an unaffordable cost, while tactically ignoring the benefits.

Crikey

$TRUMP isn’t a joke — its a coup against global monetary stability

$TRUMP is more than just political theatre. It is an undermining of the US dollar, the very thing that gave America its power.

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Britain must not drive away the global rich

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Keen to be non-ideological in its pursuit of economic growth, the government has wisely adjusted its proposed changes to the taxation of non-doms

The Independent UK

Albo makes $626m pitch to lure tradies

Anthony Albanese will use a Press Club speech to announce extra incentives for people who take up construction or energy trades, and Donald Trump has taken his tariff talk to the WEF in Davos.

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The Guardian view on the Southport murders: no easy answers after such senseless slaughter

Editorial: Now the killer is in jail, the process of unpicking where the authorities went wrong can begin

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The Guardian view on Ireland’s new government: born in the eye of the storm

Editorial: Dublin’s latest coalition has finally got parliamentary approval. But there are meteorological and political tempests coming across the Atlantic

The Guardian - UK

Israel’s leaders committed genocide in Gaza and must pay for it. Their political and media allies must too

This unprecedented slaughter could not have happened without powerful cheerleaders. Hold them to account, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Of course there’s a bosses’ backlash over workers’ rights. Starmer must face them down

Business leaders may thunder about job cuts, but their threats could backfire: union membership is only growing, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Evening Standard

OPINION - London has an illegal migration problem — but the government is telling us not to talk about it

The Government has lost no time in responding to a report in the Daily Telegraph today, suggesting that up to one in 12 people living in London is here illegally. And the gist is, nothing to see here, folks. Move along. Or as a Home Office spokesman put it, “This…

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The Guardian - US

Can Trump make a deal for Middle East peace?

It’s Trump’s proclivity for deal-making and no mess I’m holding on to for progress toward a Palestinian state

The Guardian - UK

What’s the point of Davos when even the rich are fed up with the super-rich?

Rachel Reeves told the elites gathered in Switzerland she was relaxed about ‘wealth creation’. She’s in the minority on that, says columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - AU

The golden rule of the parents’ group chat? No chit-chat

Do be the parent who sends friendly reminders about important school dates. Don’t be the parent who overloads the group with random observations and non-school related queries

The Guardian - UK

Tax the rich – do it now. Start with me

Across the Atlantic, we see more clearly than ever what happens when the extreme wealth of super-rich men becomes an attack on the public good, says green energy industrialist and campaigner Dale Vince

The Guardian - US

What Trump didn’t say in his inauguration speech

The simple truth is that Trump ignored almost every major issue facing this country’s working families in his first speech

The Guardian - UK

What do I want from a film? An ending, not a surprise cliffhanger

Just when you’re braced for emotional resolution, you get the dreaded words: ‘To be continued …’ Hollywood needs to stop this now, writes Joel Snape

Evening Standard

OPINION - Prince Harry has won only a hollow victory — the demons he battles are in his head

Prince Harry won his case, but it’s no triumph. A hollow victory.

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