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The Observer view on the UK economy: don’t despair, signs of growth are emerging

There are hazards ahead, but Rachel Reeves’s big calls in the budget have left the country better placed than the dominant narrative suggests

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Forget Risk, play Fantasy Football for Fascists: grudge matches, foul play and violent conduct guaranteed

Leading FFF teams include Donald Trump’s Mad Angry Geezers Athletic (Maga) and Vladimir Putin’s Greater Russia United (GRU)

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Sheffield’s museums show how art comes to life when it is connected to place

Institutions in and around the city combine great works with humdrum relics of local life, to fantastic effect

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How will AI reshape 2025? Well, it could be the spreadsheet of the 21st century

Large language models have changed how big corporations function, and the arrival of AI ‘agents’ – essentially automated Moneypennys – could prove irresistible

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The year in patriarchy: coconut trees, ‘childless cat ladies’ and crimes against humanity

It’s now time to ‘hold space’ for everything that happened in 2024 with a list – so here are 10 of the biggest stories from the year in patriarchy

The Guardian - US

The battle of Cable Street is entwined in my family’s history – and its message of hope still resonates

On that day in 1936, members of my Jewish family stood up to the Blackshirts. Their fight against racism inspired our adaptation of The Merchant of Venice, says actor Tracy-Ann Oberman

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On the towering cliffs, my family found a sanctuary. It still pulls me back today

My grandmother called it the Haven – a shack perched high above the beach. Years later, another special woman rekindled my love of that place, says author Kat Lister

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McCarthyism stalked my family. Its paranoia contains a lesson for Trump’s second term

Trump’s eerily familiar evocations of the ‘enemy within’ may be harder to shake off than the man who targeted my parents, says Richard Sennett, chair of the London Centre for the Humanities

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OPINION - Help! I'm in the Twixtmas of life – my friends are having babies while I'm going raving

Why Charli XCX is the patron saint of the weird point in your life between partying and procreation

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News, songs, movies and games: What the world searched for in 2024

Al Jazeera breaks down the top trends and most searched terms on Google in 2024.

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The Guardian view on arms control: essential to prevent the total devastation of nuclear war

Editorial: Over the holidays, this column will explore next year’s urgent issues. Today we look at why an unqualified belief in nuclear deterrence can’t keep us safe

The Guardian - UK

Across the west, the centre right is collapsing – and with it, any notion of what is ‘too extreme’

So-called moderates are mimicking populist demagogues, with potentially disastrous consequences, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Hail the broligarchy: why 2024 was the year of the bro

They’ve been around for ever; now they’re running the US. And beneath all the podcasts and punching lie questions of grievance, self-ownership and self-expression

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My family call it Old Lady Clubbing, but my giddy ‘nights out’ have lit up a dismal 2024

Dance till you drop, then home by 10pm – daytime events offer a glorious escape for those of us bogged down by responsibility, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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My daughter will be an only child – and I’m not going to feel guilty about it

My wife and I are ‘one and done’ on kids. We’re also ‘one and done’ with unsolicited advice about our decision

The Guardian - UK

Potholes everywhere, shoplifters rampant – today’s Britain looks as broken as it feels

This is what happens when power over public services is stripped from local councils and handed to Whitehall, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

I imposed a holiday WhatsApp ban – but would my friends and family respect it?

After one too many moany voicenotes and streams of incessant notifications, I knew something had to change, says author Poorna Bell

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White British people aren’t under threat from multicultural Britain – they are part of it

Reform would have you believe that multiculturalism is an act of exclusion. In fact, the opposite is the case, says historian and writer Kieran Connell

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Can Europe switch to a ‘wartime mindset’? Take it from us in Ukraine: here is what that means

Buy a power bank and write a will. You’ll need a ‘bug-out bag’ packed and ready to go. In Kyiv, we’ve learned how to survive Russia’s hybrid warfare, says writer Oleksandr Mykhed

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Manmohan Singh was loud enough for those who cared to listen

This piece was first published in September 2012.

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As a student in London I yearned for home, until I found paradise: a vast old villa with perfect housemates

We cooked ragu and listened to records while lying on chaise longues. Then the M11 link road was built – and everything changed, says author Andrew Martin

The Guardian - AU

Deciding to read a book a week was the best new year resolution I ever made

I read 52 books that year and I’ve kept the habit up in the years that followed, the routine now firmly established

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The Guardian view on digital media: the case for better regulation must be made

Editorial: Over the holidays, this column will explore next year’s urgent issues. Today we look at the crisis in western democracy, Donald Trump’s victory and the role played by digital media

The Guardian - UK

Gavin and Stacey’s Christmas special was a joyful reminder that TV can still be a shared experience

As people fall out of love with streaming, they’re rediscovering the collective pleasure of ‘event television’, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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In a life of ups and downs, we have come to cherish our dog’s uncomplicated love

Every day, we walk Odie along the same paths. He eats the same food at the same time. And yet, for him our bounties feel limitless

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