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Spanish people know deadly heatwaves are now an annual event. So why are our politicians in denial?

We need everyday solutions like ‘cool banks’ and shaded areas, as well as serious policies on emissions, says María Ramírez, deputy managing editor of elDiario.es

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My children were abused in care. The silence that followed was suffocating

For so many other kinds of traumas we have a shared language, grief and ritual. But what happens when these stories belong to our children?

The Guardian - AU

When Odie the cavoodle needed emergency surgery, the veterinary staff showed why they are the unsung heroes of healthcare

The vet’s diagnosis of ‘it could be a stomach bug or lymphoma’ was not exactly reassuring but, admittedly, the patient was wagging his tail

The Guardian - AU

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Why is Trump deploying national guard troops to Washington DC?

The DC takeover is, first and foremost, an attempt to deflect from the Epstein case. But that’s not all that’s going on

The Guardian - US

Policing must strike a balance between transparency and justice

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: No democratic society should concede the principle of the right to a fair trial, one uncontaminated by misreporting that might influence a jury. But new guidance that permits police to share a suspect’s ethnicity and nationality with the public will enable the force to defend itself…

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In our first year Labour fixed the foundations – now we must build a stronger economy for a renewed Britain

Labour is reversing a decade of stagnation and we’re making progress on wages, jobs and trade. But there is more to do, says Rachel Reeves, chancellor of the exchequer

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The Guardian view on inheritance tax rises: to win the argument, ministers must build the case on fairness

Editorial: IHT is unpopular, but voters can be persuaded if the argument is about levelling life chances for young people

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The Guardian view on construction workers: the country needs more of them, fast

Editorial: Historical neglect of vocational training means the sector has a mountain to climb if government housebuilding and infrastructure targets are to be met

The Guardian - UK

Why do family holidays turn me into a sulky teenager again?

It is August, so therefore I find myself in the midst of an intergenerational trip – and somehow unearthing a personality I thought I’d shed decades ago, writes journalist and author Nell Frizzell

The Guardian - UK

Trump’s Washington DC takeover is straight out of a fascist playbook

About 800 national guard troops will be deployed in the nation’s capital because, according to the president: ‘Our capital city has been overtaken by violent gangs’

The Guardian - US

OPINION - Gaza is being starved of life, not just food - this is my view from the ground

A friend gave me a mango the other day. In starving Gaza, this is the ultimate act of selflessness. I took the piece of fruit home to share it with my four children.

Evening Standard

How German media outlets helped pave the way for Israel’s murder of journalists in Gaza

In the run-up to this week’s deadly attacks, stories linking Palestinian reporters to Hamas gained currency, says Berlin-based journalist Hanno Hauenstein

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Let's be honest, London is no longer beautiful

If I had a pound for every developer, designer or official who told me that a bridge, office, home or factory must be ugly because it’s “all we can afford”, reader, I would be a rich man. But what they tell you is a lie: ugliness is always a choice.

Evening Standard

Of course Mark Zuckerberg is still doing good works – he’s just switched up the definition of ‘good’

Who has the time to help underprivileged children when you have a pickleball court and a president to attend to? asks Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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Israel is wiping out Gaza’s journalists – and it’s no longer even hiding it

The laws of war are clear: journalists are civilians. To target them deliberately in war is to commit a war crime

The Guardian - UK

The Trump administration has decided coal is female. Here’s why

What is really behind the US Department of Energy’s weird pronouncement on social media, asks Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Routinely disclosing the ethnicity of police suspects is a very dangerous step to take

Supporters say more ‘transparency’ will prevent malign forces from flourishing – but the argument is profoundly flawed, says Nasar Meer of the University of Edinburgh

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Trump swallowing Putin’s lies is a bigger threat to Ukraine than bombs

The Russian leader will say he wants peace as long as it serves his interests – and play on the president’s desperation to ‘make a deal’ quickly, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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The Swiss lived in splendid isolation for years. Trump’s tariffs have shattered that complacency

The shockwaves sent by the US president could finally push Switzerland closer to the EU, says Joseph de Weck of the Foreign Policy Research Institute

The Independent UK

If stopping the boats were simple, it would have happened by now

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: With the number of people who have crossed the Channel on small boats since Keir Starmer came to power passing 50,000, it is a reminder that, during the election, Labour gave the impression it had a plan to fix the problem of irregular migration. But that…

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The Guardian view on Anas al-Sharif and Gaza’s journalists: Israel is wiping out the witnesses

Editorial: The Al Jazeera reporter is only the latest of many media workers to be killed. But silencing their voices won’t stem international outrage

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Labour’s feelgood economy: it’s not for everyone – especially the poorest

Editorial: Ministers boast of rising wages. But for low earners, the cost of living crisis endures – with food and rent inflation erasing any pay gains

Newslaundry

Supreme Court’s stray dog ruling: Extremely grim, against rules, barely rational

On Monday, our overworked justice system, which still hasn’t been able to give a verdict on Umar Khalid’s case or hear the case suo motu, found time and inclination to address a far larger problem — the stray dog menace in the capital. You read that right. It appears rapes,…

The Independent UK

UK businesses are making foreign trade work – despite the obstacles

Trump’s tariffs have made the world of international trade much more difficult, writes Chris Blackhurst. But there are many British businesses which are thriving regardless of the hurdles

The Guardian - US

Trump’s military takeover of Washington DC is a sheer demonstration of power

No one believes that the deployment of troops to America’s most liberal, most racially diverse, and most culturally thriving cities is about solving a real problem

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