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OPINION - The Standard View: HS2 must go to Euston – and St Pancras

Could there be light at the end of the tunnel for HS2? Reports swirling around suggest that the Government is set to give the green signal for the project to terminate at Euston Station rather than slink off at Old Oak Common.

Evening Standard

The leaked dossier on JD Vance is revealing in all the things it doesn’t say

The 271-page file overlooks almost everything that average voters, especially women, might find distasteful about Vance

The Guardian - US

Democratic voters want Kamala Harris to stand up for Palestinians. Will she?

The Democratic nominee’s failure to take a stronger stance on the Gaza war is both morally wrong and politically stupid

The Guardian - US

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What I learned when I fell off a Lime bike

So many things could have been worse – apart from the things that could have been better, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Beware Hollywood’s digital demolition: it’s as if your favourite films and TV shows never existed

The amount of media being wiped from the internet is worrying for viewers, and industry workers who need the exposure, says journalist and critic Zach Schonfeld

The Guardian - UK

Rosie Duffield’s savage departure raises difficult questions for Keir Starmer. He’d be foolish to ignore them

The MP isn’t alone in complaining about the PM’s inner circle, party donations or welfare reform. Labour should treat this as a warning, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

As the far right celebrates election success in Austria, this much is clear. It must be denied power

Though the Freedom party has won the biggest share of the vote, other parties should form alliances to sideline it, says academic Farid Hafez

The Guardian - UK

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Mould, mice and floods of raw sewage: why is so much social housing unsafe?

Our social housing is still riddled with hazards, and residents tell me their living conditions feel like ‘torture’. What will it take for the government to step in, asks Kwajo Tweneboa

The Guardian - UK

Call this a party conference? It’s more like a weird Tory festival of mass delusion

Delegates are confused about the past and mired in false hope about their future, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

It is farcical to believe that special envoys will address Islamophobia and antisemitism in Australia

‘The identity of the envoy is less important than the fact that this position simply should not exist in the first place.’

Crikey

Another year, another mountain of cash for the Murdochs and their friends

Rupert’s Fox Corp executive pay came in at a staggering US$21.2 million. And he wasn’t even the biggest winner.

Crikey

Another year, another mountain of cash for the Murdochs and their friends

Rupert’s Fox Corp executive pay came in at a staggering US$21.2 million. And he wasn’t even the biggest winner.

Crikey

Coles and Woolies might cop a fine. How big would it actually be?

A back-of-the-envelope calculation brings us to more than the GDP of Australia.

Crikey

Gold sneakers to patriotic bibles: All the crap Trump shills to pay the bills

The Venn diagram of Donald Trump’s business and political interests has always been a circle.

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A man of many grifts: The merch and memorabilia that Trump shills to pay the bills

The Venn diagram of Donald Trump’s business and political interests has always been a circle.

Crikey

Israeli military enters southern Lebanon

The ground raids follow Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant reportedly telling troops that Israel would ‘use all the means that may be required … from the air, from the sea, and on land’.

France 24

Killing Nasrallah: A relentless escalation

Seventy-two hours on from the bombing of Beirut and the killing of Hassan Nasrallah, the leader and figurehead of the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah, Israeli air strikes have continued relentlessly on three fronts: in Lebanon, Gaza and Yemen. Israel's military thinks it has Hezbollah on the ropes, assassination after assassination,…

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Tory leadership contest: stuck in the past, not focused on the future

Editorial: The Conservative party remains irrelevant because it appears unwilling to find new solutions to today’s problems

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The Guardian view on this summer’s riots: courts can’t solve these problems alone

Editorial: The UK’s counter-extremism strategy isn’t working – and prison sentences won’t change that

Evening Standard

OPINION - I used to hate football, then I started going to WSL games

Last Saturday, while out for drinks with my friends, I announced that I was winding down for the night. “Sorry guys,” I said apologetically. “I have to be up in time to go to the football.” It’s a sentence that, if you’d told me two years ago would have come…

The Guardian - UK

Iran has tried to avoid conflict with Israel and failed – which deterrent will it reach for next?

It would be a risky move, but some in Iran now see building a nuclear bomb as the only way to fend off Israeli attacks, says Middle East expert Esfandyar Batmanghelidj

The Guardian - UK

Why did Kemi Badenoch attack maternity pay? Ask the Tory members …

The Conservative leadership candidates are courting a selectorate who value narcissism and psychopathy. The competition is on to be the most outrageous, writes Zoe Williams

Evening Standard

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OPINION - Kemi Badenoch's confounding decision to copy the David Miliband playbook

"Law is order, and good law is good order."Aristotle, 'Politics', 350 BCE

The Guardian - UK

Is it any wonder our kids don’t eat their greens when the veg we provide is so insipid?

Parents are under too much pressure to make every meal an organic delight, but healthy, affordable produce would help, writes Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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