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‘Levelling up’ began five years ago. Now we’re more divided than ever. Is this the UK’s fate?

Shocking new figures show that, outside London, a combination of poor transport, failing schools and lack of housing has brought the country low

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A rushed UK law is no way to make such a vital, painful decision as how to die

An over-simple bill on a complex matter like assisted dying will fail to protect those who are most at risk

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Give us your vision for the country, Sir Keir. Costly glasses shouldn’t be required

Worried ministers think that so much media prominence is being given to freebie-taking and faction-fighting because the government lacks a positive narrative

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No promotions, no buzz. Home workers pay high price while bosses save on costs

Labour’s legislation confronting a ‘culture of presenteeism’ may inadvertently favour employers and cause the badly paid to lose out

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Too white? Too black? Too woke? Politics by labelling is a disease of our times

Avoiding political debate with crude and insulting tags such as ‘coconut’ stifles diversity of thought

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The lenience of Huw Edwards’s sentence is bad enough, but the explanation is worse

A failure to get into Oxford as mitigation for viewing child sex abuse images surely points to a need to review 2012 guidelines

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The Observer view on Mohamed Al Fayed: despite #MeToo, women are still at the mercy of powerful predators

The web of fear woven by the former Harrods boss shows that men with money and power continue to pose a problem

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To put frockgate behind them, the Starmers could learn from the Johnson administration

The PM – or just his wife – would be wiser to borrow outfits for special occasions, as Sarah Brown and Carrie Johnnson did

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The Observer view on the Middle East crisis: Biden’s failure on Gaza is fuelling wider war

Concern for the Democrats’ political future appears to be driving the White House’s policy of containment

The Guardian - UK

Yes, more Australians should have access to IVF – but talk of a fertility ‘problem’ has the scent of old patriarchy

It could be seen as an advancement of rights but instead the proposed changes to IVF remain entwined with rightwing reproduction madness

The Guardian - AU

No more sticking-plaster solutions: Britain’s green agenda is on solid ground

Showing climate delivery can be done effectively and fairly would be an extraordinary climate legacy for Keir Starmer

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Xi Jinping’s ‘gunboat diplomacy’ risks driving his bullied neighbours into enemy hands

Chinese aggression in the South China Sea forcing countries such as Japan to increase defences and talk up an ‘Asian Nato’

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An empty apology from the CPS? That’s no justice for rape victims

By asking for a not guilty verdict instead of a trial, the Crown Prosecution Service allows guilty defendants to walk free, says former solicitor general Vera Baird

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Want the family firm to thrive? Then call in the professionals

Placeholder CEOs might get the job done, but the business won’t improve

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Apple’s new AirPods will make America hear again, but no thanks to the regulator

The tech firm’s federal approval to turn its earbuds into hearing aids is one in the eye for the monopolistic US healthcare agency

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Delhi in flux: What AAP’s reset means for assembly polls

Days after AAP chief and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was granted bail by the Supreme Court in the liquor policy case, Atishi took over as the Delhi CM today. The efforts to read between the lines of the AAP chief’s decision to step down from the CM office…

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Trump says he’s the ‘leader’ on IVF, but Republicans are blocking national access

The ex-president may not be able to explain how in vitro fertilization works, but he’s had a lot to say about it lately

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Fayed’s predatory behaviour was an open secret when I worked at Harrods. His victims deserve to be heard

Though Fayed cannot be brought to justice, there is power in those who suffered being able to condemn him publicly, says arts writer Fiona Sturges

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The Guardian view on Labour party conference: continuity or real change? It’s time to choose

Editorial: A grim audit of the Tory legacy was necessary but it has crowded out optimism. Keir Starmer must redress the balance

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The Guardian view on the Booker prize shortlist: a cause for celebration

Editorial: The most female finalists in the award’s history. What took it so long?

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Fighting over freebies, power and pay? This is not what Labour government is for – and members must say so

The disappointment so far is not the challenges we face, but how the new administration has reacted, says Labour MP and former shadow chancellor John McDonnell

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The Guardian - AU

Labor has been damned as ‘mired in mediocrity’ – and Albanese cannot risk a steady-as-you-go approach

Stung by criticism, the Albanese government has hit back – but knows radical policies could easily see it out of power

The Guardian - UK

The pager bombing of Hezbollah was jaw-dropping. Will it make Israel safer? Not for long

Reliance on military prowess has become a way of avoiding the path the country must now take: diplomacy, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Evening Standard

OPINION - Want to live to 100? Ditch vegetables and commit pension fraud, apparently

Step away from the hummus, ditch the olive oil and for goodness' sake, put the sashimi back on the conveyor belt. It turns out that the key to living a super long life may not be healthy eating after all, but pension fraud

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