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OPINION - Londoners have no tears left to shed for Tube workers

London has stopped working. In a succession of synchronised strikes by different groups of Tube workers, the Underground has effectively come to a standstill from Monday to Thursday, which actually means Sunday to Friday, given the knockon effects on trains. And when the Tube stops working, London stops working. Simple…

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A meaty topic: what is the carnivore diet and why do so many influencers seem to swear by it?

Some claim eating steak and whole sticks of butter has improved their skin, cleared brain fog and even eliminated farting. Experts say an all-animal diet carries risks

The Guardian - AU

Now showing: it’s Keir Starmer’s march of the ‘grownups’ – the disaster movie we’re all being forced to watch

The PM has brought in Darren Jones, whose superpower is ‘relentless delivery’. If that won’t save the world, what will? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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We still have much to learn from Alan Kurdi

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The 10th anniversary of the two-year-old child’s death should be the moment that Britain rediscovers its compassion and remembers the plight of asylum seekers

The Independent UK

How do I know my life has gone wrong? Because I spend all my time at the tip

I am there so often that the man who runs the recyclables aisle knows my name – and he is seriously unimpressed with my offerings

The Guardian - UK

Memo to Tories looking at Farage and yearning to ‘unite the right’: that sounds like a plan to kill off our party

Reform UK would benefit and the Conservatives hurtle into oblivion. Only a more centrist party can pull us back from the brink, says former Conservative minister Justine Greening

The Guardian - UK

Blame migrants, or blame the rich? That’s the populist divide in Britain’s politics now

Taxing the ultra-rich may be a vote winner, but it’s just as important to shift the conversation away from Reform’s immigration doom loop, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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France has a massive debt crisis. So why is it spending billions a year subsidising business?

The government is on the brink of collapse over planned austerity. Instead it must face up to the costs of its unnecessarily rigid labour market, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

The Guardian - UK

The prime minister must not squander his second chance

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Keir Starmer and his chancellor Rachel Reeves have less than two months to devise a Budget that addresses people’s real concerns. A limited reshuffle of Downing Street personnel is a good place to start

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on free nursery places: risks as well as rewards must be monitored

Editorial: Ministers are giving working families more support, but not a new public service

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Donald Trump and India: the tariff war that boosted China

Editorial: The White House wanted India to bow. Instead, Narendra Modi flew to China, shook Xi Jinping’s hand and left Washington sidelined

The Guardian - UK

Why are the tabloids so enraged about every aspect of Angela Rayner’s life?

Whether it’s her housing, clothes, the restaurants she goes to, or the fact she watches opera and drinks wine, she can apparently do nothing right, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer’s legacy could be electoral reform – or Farage as prime minister

MPs are voting to get rid of first past the post in mayoral elections. Doing the same at a national level would be an antidote to Reform UK, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Soldiers are doing landscaping in DC parks. I’m thrilled for them

They were deployed to fight crime. Instead, some are spreading mulch. It’s almost sweet – if you remove the context

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Ready to give up social media? ‘Advice pollution’ might just get you there

I almost admire the confidence it must take to tell people what to do online. But I long for the days when the internet wasn’t just lists of bossy self-optimisation plans, writes Guardian columnist Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

Big tech has transformed the classroom – and parents are right to be worried

I’ve examined how commercial technologies reshape education – often in ways parents instinctively resist, but are told to ignore, says academic Velislava Hillman

The Independent UK

Voices: The Asian Rich List shows why Britain’s economy needs more immigrant success stories

COMMENT: This year’s survey highlights a striking truth, says Chris Blackhurst. Far from being a burden, immigrant families have been central to reshaping Britain’s wealth, jobs and society – and their influence is only growing

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Did Labour really think it was a good idea to let Farage hijack the summer headlines?

The entire frontbench seemed to be asleep on the beach while the Reform leader made hay with his anti-migrant bile, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Vote Brexit, stop the boats – the goalposts on immigration keep moving, and those who oppose it will never be appeased

The facts and the numbers are irrelevant: Donald Trump and Nigel Farage just find new excuses and increase the toxicity, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

Ireland calls out the genocide in Gaza while remaining complicit in Israel’s war. That’s why I’m joining the flotilla

Ireland’s solidarity with Palestine is easily romanticised but our government’s hypocrisies are clear. Like many Irish citizens, I refuse to stay silent, says author Naoise Dolan

The Guardian - UK

Putin persists, Trump dithers – and a just peace for Ukraine still seems a long way off

The US president could embrace the role of peacemaker, or become the patsy who restored Russia’s imperial standing, says the University of Toronto’s Olga Chyzh

The Independent UK

Voices: The truth about 7 October deserved to be told. Let it be told about Gaza, too

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Israel has made the Gaza Strip dangerous for everyone, not only journalists – all the more reason to grant immediate and unrestricted access so the world can see the truth about what is happening there

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the killing of Gaza’s journalists: Israel wants to stop the world from seeing what it’s doing

Editorial: This is the most lethal war for the media in recent times. A generation of journalists is being wiped out

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on GCSE resits: admitting the problem is just the first step

Editorial: The low pass rate in compulsory retakes is one of many challenges in 16-19 education

The Guardian - AU

My client attended therapy because he was mandated to. Making progress to stop his use of child exploitation material was vital

We started by agreeing that we both wanted the same thing – for him to not reoffend

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