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The Guardian view on Keynesian naivety: workers must be able to bargain for a fair share

Editorial: As the TUC annual conference begins, new figures from the UN show why productivity growth doesn’t naturally benefit everyone

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The Guardian view on a boost for buses: reversing deregulation is the right move

Editorial: Empowering councils as well as mayors to run buses is a step towards the transport integration England needs

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Starmer’s winter fuel cut: the London MPs backing revolt ...The Standard podcast

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OPINION - Zarah Sultana MP: Are Labour about to be the new party of austerity?

Politics is a matter of life and death.

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This winter fuel fiasco will save Labour £1.3bn this year. But it will cost Starmer more

The PM’s poor approval rating suggests a tricky road ahead, and the Treasury’s macho posturing won’t help anyone, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Why is dating app Feeld so popular? Fetishes and throuples are only part of the story

Established apps were taking attitudes to sex and love right back to the 1950s. Thank goodness for something less traditional, writes Zoe Williams

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As our friends with kids become grandparents, it reignites the sadness of being childless not by choice

At times we fear a future without the anchor of family. But love bombs from the many children in our life can be great defibrillators for a blown-up heart

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OPINION - The Met Police now say they will police the Gaza protests properly — what took so long?

Let the people speak: or not? In a new report, Might is Right?, the Right-wing thinktank Policy Exchange has polled on protests in urban areas. It says that 71 per cent of people would not travel with small children if a protest is planned; 69 per cent would not travel…

Evening Standard

European satellite completes first-ever ‘targeted’ re-entry ...Tech & Science Daily podcast

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OPINION - The Standard View: Lee Carsley, just sing the national anthem

There are millions of people in Britain — and indeed London — who have Irish parents or grandparents, and England manager Lee Carsley is one of them; his grandmother came from Co. Cork. But most people with an Irish background manage to enjoy their dual nationality without much difficulty, including…

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: A compromise is possible on the winter fuel payments row

The Prime Minister’s prediction yesterday that his Government “was going to have to be unpopular” on account of withdrawing winter fuel payments from all but the poorest pensioners is coming true sooner than he would have wished. The general secretary of Unite, Sharon Graham, and the head of the TUC,…

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Starmer’s warmth is welcome – but Ireland’s appetite for shifting to British whims has waned

Brexit poisoned the well of UK-Ireland relations. But the Irish consciousness is not as consumed by Britain as it once was, says history professor Diarmaid Ferriter

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How to stay focused with Memory Grand Master, Mark Channon ...The Standard podcast

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Labour is cracking down on truants, but as a mother and ex-teacher, I know tough love goes only so far

When my daughter developed anxiety around school, there was little we could do to make her go. Solving the problem starts with recognising the causes, says former teacher Gillian Harvey

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All these health scares are making me ill. I need someone to tell me croissants are good for you

The mainstream media is obsessed with science and boring old facts. We unhealthy eaters need to be reassured that everything is fine and a little of what you fancy still does you good, writes Emma Beddington

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Welcome aboard: I’m Rich. Easyjet is seeking older cabin crew, but would you want to fly with me?

Others seemed able to open the door at speed and deal with drunkards. But I’m not that guy, says writer Rich Pelley

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The Tory leadership race says it all about the trouble they are in. Jenrick, Badenoch, Stride: what a crew!

The party has faced crisis before, but this feels different. It’s a battle for not much, says writer and Tory historian Geoffrey Wheatcroft

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A Britain proud of its present and realistic about its past is taking shape: with the angry right trailing behind

Research shows a public less nationalistic, less ideological, with its own sense of national pride – and a media and political class out of sync, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Questions without answers: What we asked Peter Dutton’s team

Crikey asked Peter Dutton to respond on three specific charges of racism over the last 15 years. We’re yet to hear back.

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Racism and racism-adjacent politics: Why Dutton is different

Both sides of politics have exploited racism over the past 50 years. But Peter Dutton is unusual among the recent generation of politicians in displaying overt racism.

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How do you make a series about Lachlan Murdoch when he won’t participate? We asked the ABC

The ABC has created a three-part Australian Story on Lachlan Murdoch. The first hurdle? He wouldn’t talk.

Newcastle Herald

Newcastle must bring this mighty infrastructure home

I'M ON BOARD: If city makes serious noise, like western Sydney, it will land crucial HSR project

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Half of new 2024 jobs were public sector: ABS

Federal Parliament resumes today with the government under pressure on the state of the economy, and Julia Gillard celebrates the 30th anniversary of Labor’s gender quotas.

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The Guardian view on winter fuel payments: a mess of Labour’s own making over benefit cuts

Editorial: The government wants to act tough over the public finances. But ministers look mean, unjust and politically inept

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The Guardian view on public libraries: these vital spaces provide much more than books

Editorial: Offering everything from coding clubs to company, they are more essential than ever as other services vanish

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