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The Chappell Roan security incident raises a bigger question: what do celebrities owe their fans?

It’s unclear what happened in São Paulo. But our obsessive culture has created a fraught dance between stars and their fans

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These CEOs want a starring role in our lives – and there’s not much we can do about it

Do we really need a McDonald’s CEO fronting ads or a Gianni Infantino Panini sticker? No. But in the age of Trump, the boss class feels emboldened, says freelance writer Larry Ryan

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The problem goes far beyond Noma – I’ve seen rot creeping into too many kitchens

There’s a system that creates and condones these toxic restaurant environments – and too often it’s rewarded by institutions such as Michelin, says writer and chef Lauren Joseph

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In an Istanbul market, I found an old German phrase book – and a reminder of how not to speak to migrants

Turkish immigrants to Germany in the 60s were seen as temporary labour, not people. Today’s government in Berlin is at risk of repeating the mistake, says Carolin Würfel, a writer who lives in Berlin and Istanbul

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Iran, one month on – the numbers tell the terrible toll of war

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: If there was ever a plan behind the US-Israeli assault on Iran, it is not going well – instead, it has become Donald Trump’s great miscalculation

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The Guardian view on social media in the dock: tech bros move fast – society is trying to catch up

Editorial: Two court cases have shown how companies can be forced to take responsibility for their impact on public health

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The Guardian view on new musicals: sex, drugs and song ‘n’ dance

Editorial: Adaptations of hit novels like One Day and Trainspotting help keep the genre in tune with the times

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At last, David has landed a double punch on the tech Goliaths. Now to hit them even harder

The US court verdicts declaring Meta liable for getting people addicted and ruining lives must be just the start of a global fightback, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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It is no fluke that social media platforms are addictive and causing harm. They were designed that way

The findings in two US court cases should embarrass anyone who claimed Australia’s social media ban was ‘boomer’ moralising

The Guardian - AU

The new Trump coin will have an eagle on the back. Here are some better options

The real defining image of this presidency should be the bank statement of the average American citizen

The Guardian - US

Trump’s strategy to get his way: declare one fake ‘emergency’ after another

The US president’s tactic could put this fall’s elections at risk. A supreme court decision could go far to protect them

The Guardian - US

Trump’s horrors keep accumulating. We need the No Kings protests more than ever

Thousands of No Kings events will be fueled by anger over ICE violence, the Epstein files released and a war in Iran. These protests have power

The Guardian - US

Girlguiding didn’t have to do this to its trans members. There was another way

Girlguiding’s response to last year’s supreme court ruling is not the humane option – and changes the organisation’s identity, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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OPINION - Almost anything is better than closing Tube stations – most of these so-called 'improvements' aren't necessary

If TfL asked users what they would prefer: cosmetic improvements or a working station – I think I could bet on the outcome, writes Melanie McDonagh

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Governments controlling prices? It has long been unthinkable – but may now be inevitable

In Mexico and Spain, leaders who have capped public costs have been rewarded at the ballot box. As another cost of living surge arrives, it may be a policy our leaders are unable to resist, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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Ed Miliband’s stock is rising because he’s a rare commodity in Labour these days: a thinker

The party seems to have woken up to its need for an old-style intellectual heavyweight to counter the vacuousness of recent years, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Progressive Paris has many weapons to fight the far right, but the best? Spaces where you can simply hang out

Drop into any of the French capital’s ‘third places’ and you’ll find food, culture, community – and an antidote to the disaffection extremists feed on, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

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Rachel Reeves must do more to protect us from a wartime slump

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: At a time of conflict in the Middle East, it would be unfair to blame the government for Britain now facing the biggest hit to growth of all the world’s major economies – but the public is right to expect the chancellor to display a surer…

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The Guardian view on a recovering NHS: public confidence has risen, but not enough

Editorial: Wes Streeting pronounced the UK’s health system ‘broken’. An upbeat survey does not mean that it is fixed

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The Guardian view on China and Iran: the war poses bigger questions for Beijing than where to get its oil

Editorial: The limits of its partnership with Tehran are unsurprising. But this conflict raises broader issues for the superpower

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How will we know Labour is really cleaning up party funding? When Reform and the Tories fight like hell to stop it

Banning crypto donations is a start, but here’s what Keir Starmer really needs to do to make his the party of decent politics, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Three times on one bus ride I was offered a seat. But I refuse to ‘let the old man in’

There’s no better metaphor for ageing than the boiling frog. You’re in it, you can’t escape it – but you don’t always notice it

Newslaundry

As US readies ground forces in West Asia, India’s ‘stable’ energy claims face a slippery reality

The war in West Asia is nearly a month old, and this morning, there’s news of the United States beginning to deploy airborne troops and Marine units into the region after Iran rejected a ceasefire proposal. This move expands the scope of military action beyond air and naval engagement. These…

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Listen to a grieving mother and have no doubts: water privatisation has been a lethal scandal

Progressives must wage a battle against a rotten capitalist system that milks our resources – and destroys lives. Let the fightback start with water, says Labour MP Clive Lewis

Evening Standard

OPINION - Pub landlords, children are your future lifeblood — toast them, don’t ban them

A great pub is defined by its atmosphere, and that atmosphere is only enriched by a healthy mix of people, writes Alexandra Jones

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