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Emotional support animals may be a thing, but seven tigers? Sorry, this fad has gone far enough

Dogs in court, alpacas on trains … the debate shows how much we lean on animals, and how little we regard their wellbeing, says journalist Elle Hunt

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Oh, the terrible guilt of enjoying time off in the sun, when my teenager’s up to her neck in GCSEs

It’s the school holidays and the whole family is having a ball – except poor Cinders, stuck indoors revising, writes Zoe Williams

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Amid all the warnings about a ‘dementia tsunami’, here are the things you should know

When we dig into new research we see why all the alarming headlines are written, but also that science is bringing new hope, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

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Rahul Gandhi must practise in Hyderabad what he preached in Dharavi

In the narrow, crowded lanes of Dharavi – both before and after the Maharashtra elections – Rahul Gandhi framed his visits as a fight for the soul of India. Declaring the battle over Adani’s controversial redevelopment plan as one between crony capitalism and social justice, he accused Prime Minister Narendra…

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On Britain’s election battleground, I learned what people want from Starmer: the change he promised them

With a byelection looming, the focus is on Runcorn where people voted for Labour in great numbers last year – but so far they feel short-changed, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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The US president must act now to prevent his ‘Trump Slump’ becoming a global one

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As confidence drains from the world economy, the stock market contagion sparked by Donald Trump’s tariffs could yet spread to the banks, with a trade recession joined by a credit crunch. If he presses on, the dangers are unthinkable

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The Guardian view on Starmer’s choices: time to be bold

Editorial: Navigating a ‘new era’, the government must shed some of its old assumptions and begin to hug Europe close

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian view on early years education: new nurseries must be the start of something bigger

Editorial: Raising standards, including safety, should be at the heart of Labour’s plans for preschool

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - It was right those Labour MPs went to Israel — and dead wrong they were turned away at the border

It’s not every day you have an 18 year old army reservist poking a machine gun at you and barking orders — but it happened to me. My colleagues MPs Abtisam Mohamed and Yuan Yang being denied entry to Israel then booted back to Blighty brought back my brush at…

Evening Standard

Here’s one key thing you should know about Trump’s shock to the world economy: it could work

It’s hard to say if the president truly knows what he’s doing. But there is a precedent for the US causing short-term chaos and reaping long-term gain, says economist James Meadway

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The Silvertown Tunnel is now open — and it is a terrible backward step for clean air in London

The Silvertown tunnel, which opened to traffic today, drives London backwards. The extra HGVs and cars it brings to east and south-east London will exacerbate air pollution, and undermine efforts to deal with climate change.

Evening Standard

Has The White Lotus really forgotten that rich people are the problem?

When the show began in 2021, creator Mike White was happy to remind everyone that greed is the root of all evil. This is no time for him to get bored and move on, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Starmer promised to create a ‘partnership in power’ with Welsh Labour. He hasn’t – and trouble is brewing

A growing divide over benefits and funding could see the party lose out in Wales for the first time in a century, says Guardian columnist Will Hayward

The Guardian - UK

Corporate America won’t stop Trump’s tariffs. Here’s why

Whether among executives, lobbyists or university trustees, an elite backlash to the Trump administration won’t. Only working people can resist Trump

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The best possible wedding gift? Leaving the reception without saying goodbye

Newlyweds spend a ridiculous amount of money to have the same conversations over and over. That’s why it is time to embrace the French exit

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We passed the 1.5C climate threshold. We must now explore extreme options

We do not have the luxury of rejecting solutions before we have thoroughly investigated their risks, trade-offs and feasibility

The Guardian - UK

Grate expectations: cheese toasties are having a moment, and I’m all for it

The comfort-food staple has been given a culinary glow-up and is suddenly the toast of the town. What’s not to like, asks culture writer Lauren O’Neill

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It’s heroic, hardy and less than a millimetre long: meet the 2025 invertebrate of the year

Guardian readers around the world voted in the this year’s contest, but which creature won, asks natural history writer Patrick Barkham

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Politicians want to normalise what’s happening in Gaza. Our moral outrage won’t let that happen

The more shocking the carnage becomes, the more people are punished for speaking out. This just makes it clear how much is really at stake, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Trump is targeting US universities as never before. Here are four ways to help them

Supporters in Europe can offer new opportunities and minimise the isolation. Certainly they can avoid making things worse, says political scientist Cas Mudde

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Mental health-linked suicides on the rise in India

Between 2018 and 2022, suicides in India linked to mental health rose by 44 percent, according to National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data. Three in five such suicides were reported among the 18-45 age group. The NCRB classifies suicides linked to mental health under ‘insanity’ or ‘mental illness’.

The Guardian - AU

We have more data on ourselves than ever before. But can we really track our way into happiness?

Self-tracking is regularly promoted as a way toward self-improvement. But life is not a mathematical problem waiting to be solved

The Independent UK

Starmer’s economic reset must include an honest debate about income tax

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: In this ‘new world order’ the UK should look towards the Commonwealth, the EU and other nations for further trading relationships

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on sentencing guidelines: rightwing politicians must not call the tune

Editorial: The justice secretary, Shabana Mahmood, should reject false, inflammatory rhetoric and focus on the real issues

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The Guardian view on the return of landmines: a deadly peril resurges

Editorial: Russia’s military threat and the junta’s war in Myanmar have undermined the international treaty against them

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