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The people of Grenfell knew the truth before the fire. It’s we who must learn from them now

The inquiry’s report has increased the anger, not least of a younger generation that wants justice and won’t be silent, says playwright Gillian Slovo

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An ageing king, his clairvoyant daughter and her celebrity shaman – welcome to Norway’s epic reality show

We pride ourselves on egalitarianism, yet paradoxically we’re still drawn to our dysfunctional royal family, says the Norwegian author Aslak Nore

The Guardian - UK

For a little bit there, I dared to hope. But Dylan Voller’s plea shows that nothing has been learned from Don Dale

The former child prisoner’s photo should have served as a stark warning when it first hit the public. Instead the NT is falling over itself to repeat these abuses

The Guardian - AU

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The Guardian view on the regulatory state: Labour must put people before profit

Grenfell showed what can happen when human needs are disregarded. Tougher laws governing business are one answer

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Paris Paralympics: a return to the spirit of London 2012

Editorial: A vibrant, well-attended Games showcased the best of parasport. But the challenges outside the sporting arena remain the same

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer has united Israelis and Palestinians – both hate his arms exports policy

Supporting Israel while defending Palestinians is a tricky balance to achieve, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

Prisons crisis: Could UK offenders be sent to Estonia? ...The Standard podcast

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The Kamala Harris campaign has Fox News grasping at straws – literally

Rattled rightwing pundits keep trying out new lines of attack on Harris and Walz. Yet few of them are sticking

The Guardian - US

Brave words, Yvette Cooper – but refugees like me know Britain can’t stop people traffickers

The small-boats ‘summit’ is doomed – there will be smugglers as long as there are people as desperate as I was

The Guardian - UK

Tiny robots ‘to treat brain bleeds’ ...Tech & Science Daily podcast

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OPINION - I had to open a food bank in my primary school — this is why all of England should have free school meals

Two years ago, I had to open a food bank in my school in Camden. I wasn’t the only headteacher in this gut-wrenching position.

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Grenfell Tower fire: what’s next for criminal investigation? ...The Standard podcast

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OPINION - What does Keir Starmer's choice of cat say about him?

You might have heard of people who look like their dogs. But what about politicians who govern like their pets?

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Think the left is finished? Look to the Greens and Independent Alliance – and think again

In parliament, a coalition of leftwing MPs dissatisfied with Labour is building. It could become a real power, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Process fee, service fee, delivery fee … Who wouldn’t pay to see Ticketmaster rinsed by the regulator?

After the Oasis ticket debacle, this much is clear: the ‘fan experience’ is an excuse to be exploited while having to look grateful, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - US

Israeli podcasters are laughing about genocide. What would it take to stop?

It would be unfair to say these guys represent everyone in Israel, so I’m not going to say that. They said it themselves

The Guardian - US

The mainstream press is failing America – and people are understandably upset

The media is still pursuing the appearance of fairness by treating true and false, normal and outrageous, as equally valid

The Guardian - US

Kamala Harris should do what Joe Biden won’t: commit to actually reining in Israel

Harris doesn’t need to impose a full embargo on Israel – but she can pledge to enforce US laws restricting arms transfers to human rights violators

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Elle Macpherson’s junk ‘cures’ for cancer are only likely to cause women more agony

How many are now second-guessing their own treatment after the model’s dangerous intervention, asks Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

In picking Barnier, Macron has put his – and France’s – fate in Le Pen’s hands

After months of dithering, the French president’s choice of prime minister leaves him more vulnerable than ever, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre

The Guardian - AU

In the midst of an epidemic of violence against women, an ambitious new plan gives us hope

Radical change is difficult in this area of work. But the status quo cannot hold

The Guardian - UK

These 21st-century demagogues aren’t mavericks – they’ve repeated on us throughout history

We are nonplussed every time one emerges – but there are patterns that are totally predictable, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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Why does India fail to address digital accessibility gaps?

A single click on the web can unlock the universe, and artificial intelligence can predict our next move. Yet, in this digital age, less than three percent of the internet is accessible to persons with disabilities across the world — and India is no exception.

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An evangelic candidate for governor bought hundreds of bootleg pornos in the ’90s and that’s not the weirdest part

Pornography, Russian propaganda and unruly family members — just another week in US politics.

Crikey

Ta-ta, Bill Shorten, the coming man always and the great never was

Twice opposition leader, the retiring minister is a victim of the supreme paradox of ambition: the greater the height, the further the fall.

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