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The Guardian view on Labour eyeing green cuts: they would undermine growth and climate goals

Editorial: Bold pledges to fund climate projects now appear under threat, exposing deeper fiscal constraints and policy dilemmas within the government

The Guardian - UK

In Pontypool, I saw the looming threat of Nigel Farage – and how Labour is playing into his hands

Instead of bowing to rightwing populism, Starmer should take it on by rebuilding towns – and giving people the security they crave, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Trump said Zelenskyy ‘does not have the cards’. But how well is he playing his own hand?

The US president has no interest in countering aggressors. His short-termist game plan will cost America dear, says political researcher Olga Chyzh

The Guardian - UK

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Anna was overwhelmed by the administrative burden of her job. Self-compassion was the answer

Over time, she was able to more readily accept the impact of ADHD on her life without labelling this as a character flaw

The Guardian - AU

It’s two years since the kids left. Here’s what I’ve learned – and what has surprised me

There’s more leisure, less laundry and no more Nando’s on the sofa, says Emma Beddington. But I’m still struggling to get to grips with this tidy, idle new life

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - As the Oscars return, it's time we faced the real truth about prizes

If you run with the pack, you need not bark but wag your tail you must. Russian proverb. For 23 years, I was literary editor, and later also film critic, of the London Evening Standard. A dreamy job — getting paid well to read books and watch movies and then…

Evening Standard

Trump has turbocharged the news cycle and I’m struggling to keep up

Maintaining pace with the US president’s wild outbursts and the mind-boggling media reports about him is no laughing matter

The Guardian - UK

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Never mind the planet’s fate when the jet set feel the urge to seek out some winter sun

Self-denial will save the Earth, we’re told. But big emitters seemingly haven’t had the memo

The Guardian - UK

For a stagnating left mired in pessimism, Milton’s radical vision is poetry in motion

The poet-prophet shows us how to sustain hope and redemption in the wake of political defeat

The Guardian - UK

In this dangerous age, Britain needs to exert soft power as well as the hard stuff

Defence spending has to go up, but siphoning money from international aid is a self-defeating folly

The Guardian - UK

International aid is as vital as defence spending – cutting either undermines British security

When funding to support vulnerable countries is withdrawn, the risk of war and global destabilisation increases

The Guardian - UK

David Archer, let it go. Beavers are nature’s answer to our broken rivers

The cute rodent helps combat drought and boosts biodiversity. Its rewilding is welcome and long overdue

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the Oscars: a night of toe-curling deliciousness awaits

At such a juncture of history, Hollywood must deliver its best: melodrama, conspiracy, dreams – not to mention the films

The Guardian - UK

Europe must ensure Mr Zelensky can negotiate peace from a position of strength

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Never before has the ‘leader of the free world’ told a brave nation fighting for its survival that it would be better if it gave up. Donald Trump must not succeed in pushing the Ukrainian people to surrender

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The Guardian - UK

I may be a pan-cultural youth vampire, but I think I’ll leave gen Z to their slang

Parents trying to decode youth speak are leaving nothing for the young to identify as their own

The Guardian - AU

I used to love finding the weird and joyful in secondhand shops, but it’s time to let go

I bury some old things in a box: clothes that no longer fit, books I won’t finish. I can’t make my way forward while still holding on

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the Trump-Zelenskyy clash: a moment of dark reckoning

With or without the US, Europe must learn to defend itself, and Ukraine, against Russian aggression

The Guardian - UK

Salman Rushdie out, Dan Brown in: why it’s time to detoxify our middle-class bookshelves

Drop the pretence: instead of parading a love of highbrow literature, just enjoy the books you want to read

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The Guardian - US

Trump’s style of petty domination was in full display with Zelenskyy

Trump and Vance, I think, never really intended to have a conversation with Zelenskyy. Instead, they wanted to look tough on TV

The Guardian - UK

With Nato adrift and Brussels snubbed, is the UK key to Europe’s response to Trump?

In a fast-moving crisis, the EU hasn’t been nimble enough. The onus must fall on ‘coalitions of the willing’ to stop a US-Putin carve-up

The Guardian - UK

With lists and notebooks, I find that I am worryingly on the same page as Elon Musk

Asking federal staff to bullet point their achievements would be easier to scorn, were my own to-do tallying not so compulsive

The Guardian - UK

It might be a small consolation, but Elon Musk is getting poorer by the day

As his goons root through the innards of the US government, Tesla sales are plummeting, the cars are being defaced and owners are ashamed

The Guardian - US

Even rightwingers are mocking the ‘Epstein files’ as a lot of redacted nothing

It was yet another reminder that Trump and his associates will turn even the sex trafficking of minors into a photo op

The Guardian - UK

Jeff Bezos takes one small step for feminism and social progress, and one giant leap for self-publicity

The first all-female private flight into space funded by the Amazon tycoon’s Blue Origin company has little to do with female empowerment and a lot to do with PR, writes Sarah Manavis

Evening Standard

OPINION - Why China, not Russia, is the big winner from the extraordinary Trump-Zelensky bust-up

In a ten-minute temper tantrum at the end of their 50 minutes of press conference, Presidents Trump and Zelensky and Vice President JD Vance seemed to be voting for yet more instability across Europe and the world.

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