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Beyond Brotherhood: Why the new Saudi-Pakistan pact matters

The Saudi-Pakistan Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement was signed in Riyadh by Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman and Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif this week. The pact pledges that an attack on either country will be treated as an act of aggression against both. This is not…

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Is there anything Labour can do to save itself from disaster? Our panel responds – part two

Over a year into power, Starmer’s government is floundering – but it still has time on its side. In the second of a two-part series, our panelists suggest ways of reversing the slide

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Bow-tied snooker players and hushed commentary: the joys of Pot Black

We’d curl up on the couch, waiting for that jaunty theme song. Some games would be so close I worried I’d stop breathing

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For both a stumbling PM and a strutting president, the state visit was, against the odds, a success

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The ceremonials were flawless, the royal family peerless and the performance of Keir Starmer was a reminder that Labour – and Britain – have a prime minister with the potential to deliver

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The Guardian view on Trump’s state visit to Britain: plenty of glitter, but this was gilt, not gold

Editorial: The hyperbole is in sharp contrast to the actual achievements, but in this new era minimising damage and buying time look like wins

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The Guardian view on the Lib Dem conference: speaking for parts of England

Editorial: Sir Ed Davey’s party has plenty to look forward to, but also difficult choices to make

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Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert … who is the next to be silenced?

When a regime can use the power of the law to punish speech because it does not like that speech’s content, then speech is not free

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Jeff Hiller and Katherine LaNasa’s surprise Emmy wins buoy those of us who also don’t fit a template to continue The Slog

Sorry to my enemies, but little boosts like this help stop me from abandoning my dreams

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Trump has gone home but Britain’s problems will remain. Starmer’s invitation was a big mistake

All the pomp and circumstance can’t distract from the hate and division. The PM must summon the courage to act, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

The Guardian - UK

Trump has forgotten his oath of office. History will not remember him kindly

When faced with a crisis, presidents can inflame divisions or unify the nation. Trump is taking the path of Andrew Johnson and not Lincoln

The Guardian - US

OPINION - Why the successes of facial recognition technology aren't a substitute for real live policing

Croydon’s facial recognition cameras have caught 103 criminals since October, but wouldn’t it be better to have more police?

Evening Standard

OPINION - London Fashion Week brings in billions. So let's celebrate it as a superpower

Our country continues to undervalue this essential (and valuable) industry, says CEO of the British Fashion Council Laura Weir

Evening Standard

I’ve seen horrible things at football matches – but what landed on the pitch last week was the worst

When a mysterious object fell from the sky mid-game, I knew it was a portent of doom. The surprise was finding out who chucked it there, writes Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles

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Trump’s suit against the New York Times is nonsense. Yet it poses a grave threat

The president won’t prevail in court. But his cases against media companies have a potential chilling effect on criticism of the government

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‘A slap in the face’: our expert panel on Australia’s 2035 emissions target

Six experts respond to Labor’s plans for agriculture, resources, the built environment, industry, transport and energy. What did it get right and what more needs to be done?

The Guardian - UK

AI could never replace my authors. But, without regulation, it will ruin publishing as we know it

Basic principles need to be enshrined to protect the sacred craft of storytelling from this automated onslaught, says literary agent Jonny Geller

The Guardian - UK

I quit the US and Britain seemed like a sanctuary from Trump’s Maga movement. Now I wonder, for how long

I was the envy of the friends I’d left behind. Now it seems prudent to assess how much that nativism will truly take root here, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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Labour is in a mess. Is there anything Starmer can do to turn things around? Our panel responds – part one

Over a year into power, Keir Starmer’s government is floundering. But it still has a large parliamentary majority and time on its side — here’s what it could do, says our first group of panelists

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It’s come to this: Keir Starmer is now just the warm-up act for Nigel Farage

As Labour flounders and dabbles in the politics of hatred to gain a point or two, it is those far from power who will suffer most, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

Evening Standard

OPINION - This Trump visit is a masterclass in how to do pageantry and how not to do business

I’ve been in the same room as President Trump on a number of occasions but I first had a proper meeting with him at the Republican convention in Milwaukee before his reelection. Days earlier, a gunman had tried to take his life. Upon entering his hotel suite, the first thing…

The Guardian - UK

France should have recognised Palestinian statehood years ago. The cynic in me asks: why now?

Weakened domestically, Emmanuel Macron wants an international legacy. Yet still, he does nothing to sanction Israel, says Guardian Europe columnist Rokhaya Diallo

Evening Standard

OPINION - Banning phones is the easy option - but it's not the best decision for our kids

Today’s kids were practically born with a smartphone in their hands, whether we like it or not. Digital natives, they’ve grown up online. And now, this generation is being penalised for the world they’ve inherited.

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Trump’s admiration for our royal family has given Starmer a unique playing card – he must use it well

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW : Editorial: It is all too easy to dismiss Donald Trump’s second state visit to Britain as an exercise in vacuous flummery. But it is a mark of the prime minister’s seriousness of purpose that he is able to put aside their differences to engage with the…

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The Guardian view on Labour and the economy: the legacy was grim but voters need hope, not excuses

Editorial: The prime minister and the chancellor are running out of time to convince their own MPs that they have a plan to turn things around

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The Guardian view on Christianity and the UK far right: churches must stand up to the false prophets of division

Editorial: Symbols of Christian nationalism were prominent at last Saturday’s ‘unite the kingdom’ march. Their deployment had little to do with religious faith

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