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If Starmer wants to beat Reform, he’ll need more than ‘patriotic renewal’ – whatever that is

Today’s big ‘fightback’ speech continued with the prime minister’s curious strategy of ceding ground to his enemies, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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To revive Labour, Starmer should go to conference with this pledge: we will clean politics of sleaze

Another donations controversy, and another chance for the PM to draw the line – and stem the flow of dubious money into Westminster, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Trump has called the postal service ‘a joke’. Don’t expect Amazon to replace it

Amid financial struggles and presidential criticism, USPS is facing challenges. But it plays an essential role in US life

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OPINION - Digital ID cards are the price we all to have to pay for the government's incompetence

Cyber attacks are one of many reasons why this scheme must not happen, says Melanie McDonagh

Evening Standard

Will he? Won’t he? Do the King of the North’s antics remind you of anyone?

As Andy Burnham heads to Liverpool, think back to the Tory conferences of 2017 and 2018. We all know how that panned out, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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US marketing companies are helping to rebrand the genocide in Gaza

Reports say PR teams are busy rewriting history in real time – not that the American media needs the help

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India vs Pak: Why cricket’s favourite love-hate story echoes history

”India forces Pak to surrender”. That was The Telegraph’s front-page headline after India’s 39-run win over Pakistan in the 1996 World Cup quarter-final.

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Our research makes it clear: by capitulating to the right, Labour is driving voters to Reform UK

Mimicking Farage on immigration is senseless. Labour voters feel betrayed; anti-immigration voters see through the ruse, say academics Tarik Abou-Chadi and Stuart Turnbull-Dugarte

The Guardian - UK

The TikTok deal puts even more media in the hands of the super-rich

Trump is clearing the way for US investors to control a wildly popular platform where millions get their news

The Guardian - US

Starmerism has almost destroyed the Labour party, but I still have hope for renewal

As our party conference gets under way this weekend in Liverpool, we must start to work out how we can inspire the country, says Labour MP Clive Lewis

The Guardian - UK

Optus’s triple zero debacle is further proof of the failure of the neoliberal experiment

Privately owned monopolies always look to increase profits at the expense of consumers. Australia must hasten its return to public ownership of vital infrastructure

The Guardian - AU

Starmer should have conference in his hands – instead, power is slipping through his fingers

Last year’s triumph has turned into a groundhog day loop of missed chances and bad calls. The PM needs to change tack – but is he capable of it? asks Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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This is not the time for Andy Burnham and his panicky supporters

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The howls for the prime minister’s head from the parliamentary Labour Party must be quelled by smart policies and stable government

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Nato airspace incursions: Russia is testing European and US will. It won’t stop here

Editorial: The escalation in recent days is raising alarm. It forms part of Moscow’s broader pattern of probing and provocation

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The Guardian view on Ireland’s presidential election: a contest with consequences

Editorial: Since 1990, the heads of state of Britain’s closest neighbour have played important soft power roles. This needs to continue

The Guardian - AU

‘Reply guys’ exist in the inboxes of multiple women simultaneously. When a target finally responds, they retreat. Why?

A ‘reply guy’s modus operandi is simple: maintain multiple low-effort conversations as possible. But his motives? Largely unclear

The Guardian - US

Trump wants to rebrand his ‘big, beautiful bill’ as the ‘Working Families Tax Cut’. Don’t be fooled

The budget measure will hurt poor people and boost rich people. It should really be called the Billionaires’ Tax Cut Act

The Guardian - UK

Norway’s king and queen faced a serious accusation on Netflix – here’s why Norwegians rushed to defend them

Their son-in-law said they were ‘ignorant of racism’, but immigrant families like mine know how baseless that charge is, says Norwegian journalist Shazia Majid

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Transgender Americans are seeing a wave of hate unleashed by Charlie Kirk’s killing

In the aftermath of Kirk’s death, the far-right and Trump administration have turned up attacks on transgender people

The Guardian - US

We are sailing to Gaza. Here’s why

Governments have failed the people of Gaza. Now, ordinary people are taking humanitarian matters into their own hands – and putting their lives on the line

The Guardian - UK

The next big financial crisis may be brewing. Warning signs are already there

The longer the period between crises, the greater the complacency. That complacency is pushing share prices ever-higher, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

Evening Standard

OPINION - My beloved queen Soho is on life support — we need to make her naughty again

Soho isn’t what it used to be... but it’s not too late, says DJ Jodie Harsh

The Guardian - UK

Corbyn and Sultana have a half-formed party with huge potential, and our politics needs it

Vast numbers want a party that counters the country’s rightward lurch. Despite the chaos, they are willing Your Party to get off the ground, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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Special relationship? There can be no such thing with a snake like Trump

Keir Starmer has spent the best part of a year cosying up to the US president. It will be no surprise when he gets bitten, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

The Independent UK

Can Trump’s seismic shift on Ukraine be trusted?

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: After the months he’s spent bullying Volodymyr Zelensky and cosying up to Vladimir Putin, the US president’s belated change of heart at the UN should be greeted with caution – but welcomed nonetheless

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