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Trump and Starmer sat side by side – and the gulf between two nations seemed wider than ever

The US president’s day of diplomacy involved an alleged rapist, a claimed trafficker and then Britain’s PM. It said everything about our new era, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Memo to Jeff Bezos: Never has a free press been more important

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The new US power brokers claim to venerate free speech – until someone disagrees with them

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on pornography: the Obscene Publications Act needs an update

Editorial: A new report makes a convincing case for outlawing strangulation imagery – and putting the home secretary in charge

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The Guardian view on Turkey and the PKK: an elusive peace is in view once more

Editorial: Abdullah Öcalan’s call for fighters to disarm is an important moment. But a lasting resolution will require greater rights for Kurds

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OPINION - I'm middle-class and broke — and this is why things are going to get worse for people like me

Just down the road from me there is a blue plaque commemorating the foundation in 1897 of that excellent organisation, The Distressed Gentlefolks’ Association, since rebranded as something more egalitarian. The gist of it was that ladies and gentlemen could become poor too when their circumstances changed but unlike the…

Evening Standard

Three billionaires: America’s oligarchy is now fully exposed

As Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk alter US media, the connections between wealth and power are in plain sight

The Guardian - US

Welcome back Billy McFarland and a new Fyre festival. Shows you can’t keep a good fantasist down

Fresh out of jail, does it matter that his 2017 festival was one of the biggest social-media-driven deceptions of our time? Not a bit, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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‘Be careful’ was the mantra of our parents as we set out to roam the neighbourhood as teens. We never were

The cautious phrase was such a red-rag that I’ve tried hard not to say it to my own kids. It hasn’t always worked

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OPINION - Nigel Farage, Mike Amesbury and the domino effect: how Runcorn could change British politics

It was a by-election that caused a political earthquake. In 1981, Shirley Williams changed the temperature in Westminster when the new Social Democratic Party triumphed in the once true blue seat of Crosby. Months before, her fellow Gang of Four member Roy Jenkins had come tantalisingly close to winning a…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Why Donald Trump is absolutely right to end the war in Ukraine

The US president has changed the game in a way nobody else has

Evening Standard

Trump is using the presidency to seek golf deals. Hardly anyone’s paying attention

A deal between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-funded LIV league would directly benefit the US president’s family business

The Guardian - US

Westminster be warned – Britain’s future will be decided in the north. Get on the right side of that

As political and business leaders meet for the Convention of the North, our position is clear: we need a genuine new deal, and soon, says Andy Burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester

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The question no one dares ask: what if Britain has to defend itself from the US?

So much of our intelligence and military systems are shared or reliant on the US – if it becomes the enemy, it is already inside the gates, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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Trump might not know it, but he’s forging a new relationship between Britain and the EU

Support for Ukraine means that closer ties to Europe are now a patriotic priority, opening up avenues that Brexit had once blocked, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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Older women like me are the ‘missing middle’ in Australia’s housing crisis

Many of my generation are stuck in a vicious cycle – too wealthy for public housing but too financially strained for long-term private rentals or mortgage finance

The Independent UK

The prime minister must stick to his guns and his principles when dealing with Donald Trump

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Keir Starmer can tell the president he was right about Europe paying more for its own defence, but he should not trade away his principles

The Guardian - US

Jeff Bezos is muzzling the Washington Post’s opinion section. That’s a death knell

‘I couldn’t be more sad and disgusted,’ says former top editor Martin Baron

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The Guardian view on Starmer in Washington: don’t compromise on the truth

Editorial: The prime minister must handle Donald Trump with tact, but without flinching from a duty to confront falsehoods in the president’s worldview

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The Guardian view on Spain: a progressive beacon in dark times

Editorial: Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist-led government has welcomed immigration and boosted public spending, with stellar results

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Everyone has gone nuts for pistachios. But they’re just an upmarket green peanut, aren’t they?

In chocolate, martinis and croissant, they may be tasty, but let’s not kid ourselves about the health benefits, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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As the far right surges around the globe, what can a new TV series about Mussolini teach us?

Joe Wright’s new drama gives a theatrical take on the dictator’s flaws but there is so much more history viewers need to know, says historian Caroline Moorehead

The Guardian - UK

What I have learned in my filthy, bloody, sisyphean quest to tame my garden

It’s chaos as small jobs become big jobs, tools disappear and distractions lead to furious frustration, writes Adrian Chiles. Then you spot spring’s first flower ...

The Guardian - UK

Starmer doesn’t do performative politics. When he faces Trump, that will be an advantage

The PM will try to persuade the US president that what is in Europe’s and Ukraine’s interest is also his best bet, says Keir Starmer’s biographer, Tom Baldwin

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Friedrich Merz was the most pro-US politician in Germany – his shift could be historic for Europe

The lifelong Atlanticist was frank after his election victory: Nato is on the brink, and Germany must reassess its core beliefs on defence, says Jörg Lau, international correspondent for Die Zeit

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Starmer’s cuts are a huge mistake – foreign aid is an investment, not an expense

At the height of the cold war, the west advanced its soft power through aid and development spending. If we cut that now, who will fill the vacuum?, asks Halima Begum of Oxfam

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