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The Guardian view on 30 years of the national lottery: winners and losers

Editorial: From the Angel of the North to the Eden Project, it has transformed the UK’s cultural landscape. But public funding for the arts is still needed

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Benjamin Netanyahu is a wanted man – and he has only himself to blame

A strategy of starvation would always be indefensible. After this week’s ICC decision, he risks turning Israel into a pariah state, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Spending time with people in their final days showed me that we need not assisted dying, but better end-of-life care

We can and must improve on our current end-of-life options – ‘Switzerland, suicide or suffering’, says former UK prime minister Gordon Brown

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OPINION - Are we headed for a Third World War in Ukraine? If so, shouldn’t we be talking about it?

Is the Ukraine conflict turning into a world war involving Britain? If so, shouldn’t there be more open discussion about it? I mention this because British Storm Shadow long range missiles have been used by Ukraine inside Russian territory. Yesterday, the Russian ambassador to London, Andrei Kelin, declared that “Britain…

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OPINION - The International Criminal Court ruling on Benjamin Netanyahu diminishes its credibility

Yesterday, the International Criminal Court announced that it was issuing arrest warrants against Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defence minister Yoav Gallant on charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes. There is little likelihood of the arrest warrants being enforced, but the ICC’s credibility has taken…

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Hasty decisions and backroom deals betray Labor’s dire need for a decent story

With Peter Dutton growing in confidence, Labor needs more than just a blizzard of new laws to show voters that it can put the country on the right track

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The US needs more working-class political candidates

Union mechanic Dan Osborn’s independent campaign outperformed Kamala Harris by 14 points in Nebraska

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Hats off to Jaguar’s ‘inclusive’ new branding: now people of all backgrounds won’t buy its cars

In the aftermath of Trump’s victory, the ad already looks like a period piece. But aside from that – I mean, seriously? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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OPINION - The International Criminal Court makes a false equivalence between Israel and Hamas

The Home Secretary took to the airwaves this morning in an attempt to douse the flames of the Prime Minister’s comments, regarding the decision of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to issue an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu.

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I’d much rather share a ladies’ room with Sarah McBride than with Nancy Mace

Mace’s campaign to humiliate Congress’s first out transgender member is mean-spirited and desperate

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Elon Musk has cozied into Trump’s White House. How long will this bromance last?

The absurd Musk-Trump pact might have a silver lining: their relationship, like Trump’s coalition at large, is fragile

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Meet Ms Rachel, the YouTube goddess worshipped by toddlers and parents alike

Her videos offer so much more than speech therapy and a brief respite from childcare: she is part of the fabric of our lives, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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Look at the farmers’ protest, and then ask yourself: how will we ever make tax fairer amid such grumbling?

Labour inherited a dire situation that needed desperate change – but powerful lobbies make any tax reform near-impossible, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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In Greece, our general strike was a flop. Here’s why not enough people joined it

The Greek economy has been bled dry by vulture funds and austerity, making citizens too poor to lose a day’s wages, says former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis

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Chronic pain and ravaged mental health: this is the brutal reality of Britain’s new working class

The story of former Amazon worker Karolina Sobczak reveals much about the people who keep our society running – at huge personal cost, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

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Now is the time to unplug and reset. Next year we enter a more dangerous world – but for now I need the silence of nature

The return of Trump demands extreme watchfulness. But effective vigilance also requires energy and strength, mental and emotional recharge and balance

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Is the war in Ukraine escalating or headed toward an endgame?

Allowing Ukraine to use US Atacms missiles for deep strikes may be worth the risk if it hastens negotiations

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The Guardian view on physician associates: the NHS must level with the public

Editorial: Wes Streeting’s review must lead to greater clarity if confidence is to be rebuilt

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The Guardian view on defence spending: performative opposition obscures common ground

Editorial: Tory complaints about Labour’s choices ring hollow when they still deny their culpability for the whole budget mess

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Kind, belligerent, and the man all sides trusted: that’s the John Prescott I knew

He was the soul and conscience of Labour and persuaded millions to keep the faith – even when Blair sorely tested it, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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The ICC arrest warrants must bring an end to Israel’s atrocities – and true accountability for all the guilty

Benjamin Netanyahu and his former foreign minister have been accused of heinous crimes. This must mark a turning point, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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OPINION - John Prescott's death feels like the demise of the real Old Labour

Tony Blair said this morning that he felt “devastated” by the death of John Prescott, his deputy when he was prime minister. And no wonder. Prescott was, he observed, the “yin to his yang”, or possibly the other way round, someone from a less privileged background from him, a different…

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OPINION - Don't condemn the US decision to give anti-personnel mines to Ukraine

James Cowan is a former army general and now CEO of the landmine clearance charity The HALO Trust

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OPINION - 16 stories you might have missed this week

Something a little different today, as part of an occasional series of things on the internet I have read recently that I think you might enjoy too.

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The west’s reckless escalation of the war in Ukraine will cause more suffering, for no strategic gain

Firing missiles into Russia will only lead to more hardship for the people of Ukraine, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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