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Is this Labour party for rich investors or hard-working leaseholders? We must make that clear today

A titanic battle is raging to prevent us capping crippling ground rents that families have to pay, often to faceless companies. We must fight and win it, says MP and former deputy PM Angela Rayner

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Why are saunas suddenly everywhere? I think it’s to do with booze

People are serious about wanting to see each other without getting drunk – and they could be on to something, writes Zoe Williams

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It’s a Brooklyn v Beckham Inc disaster: what happens when the elephant in the room goes rogue

Sir David and Victoria cornered the market in selling their family’s privacy for money – but there was a price to pay, and Brooklyn Peltz Beckham has just sent them the bill, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Triumphant Tories might miss Robert Jenrick more than they think – they need the voters he represents

Kemi Badenoch may look like a stronger leader now, but Jenrick is a dangerous rival – he knows where the Conservatives have been going wrong, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

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As Trump menaces Greenland, this much is clear: the free world needs a new plan – and inspired leadership

The idea that the liberal rules-based order can survive his presidency now seems complacent. This is a historic moment – and a time to act, says former UK prime minister Gordon Brown

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AR Rahman row: When a lifetime of music is not enough against hate

In 1997, AR Rahman was 30. After five years of composing film music that had made him one of India’s most beloved composers, he was brimming with freshness and an eagerness to create something beyond music for cinema. The timing was perfect – India was celebrating 50 years of its…

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Australians must demand that their cultural custodians uphold freedom of speech

As we have seen after Adelaide writers’ week, defending the right of people to speak, even when we deeply disagree with them, is very, very difficult

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The 2016 trend is giving me absolute chills. But could it be the cure for this new-year funk?

Millennial pink hair. Thigh-high boots styled with T-shirt dresses. Dare we even mention the Harambe of it all?

The Guardian - AU

Voices: Can the steady diplomacy of Keir Starmer win the day?

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The prime minister has concluded that approaching the president pragmatically is the best means of avoiding escalation – and outlasting ‘peak Trump’

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The Guardian view on protecting NHS staff: ministers must take a lead in reducing attacks on the health workforce

Editorial: Rising violence in hospitals is part of a disturbing pattern that must be addressed with actions as well as words

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump needs helpers for his appalling neocolonialist project. What else is this ‘board of peace’?

Blair, Putin, Erdoğan, Orbán: the names of those invited to serve say it all. And it’s about so much more than Gaza, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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The Guardian view on Poems on the Underground at 40: public art to be proud of

Editorial: This simple idea has travelled around the world, bringing hope and inspiration to millions

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Robert Jenrick boasts that Reform is for the workers, but it’s a class war trap – and Labour shouldn’t fall for it

Though Labour's voters are more likely to be the educated middle-classes, its focus must be fighting inequality. We know Farage’s party will only enrich the wealthy, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Why can’t women enjoy Heated Rivalry without being treated with contempt?

The TV hit has cracked open a rich seam of misogyny: romance is written off as a weird thing that women like, and the audience is dismissed as ‘wine moms’, writes Zoe Williams

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My partner died in 2020, but grief made it impossible to complete this final step

Scattering the ashes of someone we love can feel like an overwhelming responsibility at a time when getting out of bed is hard enough

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From Trump’s rejected treaties to our daily lives, we’re building walls around ourselves

Martin Luther King Jr knew that ‘whatever affects one directly affects all indirectly’. But we Americans are denying that reality

The Guardian - US

MLK Day reminds us to harness ‘urgency of now’ as the US grapples with crisis

People across the US are moving on from the empty platitudes MLK Day often evokes – and embodying King’s words

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The 75 hard challenge has come roaring back - but I have my own self-improvement regime

As punishing wellness challenges proliferate online, I’ve decided the only sensible response is to invent a kinder – and more lucrative – alternative, says Emma Beddington

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Did God fix a football match? Welcome to the great divine intervention debate

Vicars and others devout – and some who are desperate – do a lot of praying for things but it's complicated. There are definitely dos and don'ts, says vicar Ravi Holy

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The Trump-Kennedy Center is another front in the battle for the soul of America

Under Trump, the world-class centre for performing arts is one of many US cultural institutions changing beyond recognition. Will others buckle, asks the Guardian’s chief culture writer, Charlotte Higgins

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What ICE is doing on US streets looks terrifying, but don’t forget: it could happen anywhere

This shocking moment is the outcome of a political, institutional and media environment that is not far off Britain’s, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Starmer must choose between ‘special relationship’ and Europe after Trump’s Greenland tariffs

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The US president’s confrontation with Europe has stripped away Britain’s diplomatic pretences. After courting Washington, the prime minister is now becoming isolated, exposed and short of options

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Trump and Greenland: get real! Bullying is not strength

Editorial: Tariff threats over the Arctic island expose the limits of coercive diplomacy. Europe’s united response and pushback shows fear is fading

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The Guardian view on microplastics research: questioning results is good for science, but has political consequences

Editorial: Errors in measuring microplastic pollution can be corrected. Public trust in science also needs to be shored up

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If it wasn’t clear before, it is now: Britain needs an escape plan from the Trump world order

The US president’s trade war for Greenland tells us that the time for fence-sitting or wishful thinking is over, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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