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Greedy ruthlessness has had a great PR campaign in business – but these toy shop owners show a better way

The husband-and-wife founders of The Entertainer, which has 160 stores in the UK, will soon transfer their business to their employees. It shows that profit isn’t the only thing worth caring about, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Anger, fear and a total rejection of politics: the Palestine Action protest was a snapshot of Britain today

Keir Starmer’s government is treating voters with contempt. With the arrest of hundreds of protesters in London, for many, the feeling is mutual, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - From XR to Palestine Action, the court process has become part of the protest

London’s criminal courts have been weighed down in recent years with a deluge of cases involving protesters – slow marching, sitting in the road, glueing hands to the tarmac, being generally obstructive to the police.

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Trump is losing his foolish trade war. This will cost ordinary Americans greatly

Trump’s trade war has pushed up inflation, slashed US job gains, slowed economic growth and caused the manufacturing sector to sputter

The Guardian - US

Palestinians don’t need a state. We need justice

In the midst of a genocide, the Palestinians are best served by abandoning any effort to attain self-rule in the Occupied Territories

The Guardian - US

RFK Jr has slashed vaccine research. You need to know how perilous that is for the world

The avian flu virus is now just one mutation away from easier transmission among humans. Trump’s health chief is a grave risk to world health, says Prof Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

The Guardian - UK

Want to know what’s going right in Britain? Come to the capital, look at the Elizabeth line railway

It’s a ‘can-do’ object lesson for the Treasury. And imagine what such ambition could do for the fortunes of Birmingham, Manchester or Leeds, says author Jonn Elledge

The Guardian - UK

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Netanyahu’s Gaza City outrage fulfils his messianic fantasy of a Greater Israel. The world must stop him

This outrageous landgrab is ethnic cleansing in plain sight, says Nimer Sultany of Soas University of London, a Palestinian citizen of Israel

The Guardian - UK

Here’s the truth about Britain’s immigration hysteria: Starmer and co have whipped it up to get cheap votes

He is part of a political establishment that is fuelling a crisis way beyond the point that they can ever be seen to solve it. It’s a cynical, idiotic doom loop, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

After a torrid 100 days, Germany’s Friedrich Merz is mocked as a ‘dead man walking’. He must fight back

With the AfD surging, it could soon be the largest party here. But, if he acts now, that dark scenario need not come to pass, says author John Kampfner

The Guardian - UK

I was one of those pathetic males who barely noticed cats. Then I became smitten with my kitten

The mistake Cat Follower made was to allow me to be the one to pick up our little ‘fully grown’ kitten from the lost cat hotel

The Guardian - AU

The Israeli people are turning on Netanyahu

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Benjamin Netanyahu’s government can withstand global disapproval of its ‘five-point plan’ to take control of Gaza City – but can it withstand the anger of Israelis?

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on attacking the ECHR: the real target is judicial independence and the rule of law

Editorial: The populist right sees the European convention as a soft target in a longer campaign to degrade democratic checks and balances

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on climate finance: crumbling under a second Trump presidency

Editorial: Voluntary climate commitments were supposed to be a step towards progress. A change in political climate has revealed their weaknesses

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Grief has always been my companion: poetry taught me how to live with it

Poetry allows our hearts to hover in that mysterious realm that lies between life and death, to catch glimpses of our soul

The Guardian - UK

What’s your 2025 vibe? Take my big summer quiz to find out!

These 16 psychologically probing questions will reveal if you’re at the cutting edge of fashion, food, culture and more, says Guardian columnist Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

Rightwingers warn of another blaze of summer riots in Britain – but they’re the ones striking the match

Grim predictions of ‘societal collapse’ and ‘civil war’ will hit home so long as Labour fails to address the country’s problems, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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A huge stick insect has been discovered in Australia. Here’s why that’s important

Yes, they can be hard to spot – but this find in Australia highlights how little we know about creatures crucial to our ecosystem, writes entomologist Gwen Pearson

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I told my mum I was unsure about having children. Her reply opened my eyes

My mother’s own dedication to parenthood has always floored me, but I realised I hadn’t understood where it came from, says freelance journalist Michaela Makusha

Evening Standard

OPINION - LTNs, bots and scams - why Londoners can't get a driving test anymore

Every Monday morning at 6AM, my wife and I wake up, bleary-eyed, laptops ready, phones charged, game faces on. We’re not chasing concert tickets or flight deals - we’re hunting for something far more mundane yet impossibly elusive - a driving test slot.

The Guardian - UK

As the world hurtles ever closer to nuclear oblivion, where is the opposition?

The puerile standoff between the US and Russia ought to alert a slumbering public to a risk that is in many ways greater than during the cold war, says Simon Tisdall, a Guardian foreign affairs commentator

The Guardian - UK

You can mute – but you can never leave. Why have WhatsApp groups become so stressful?

There is the initial group. Then the side group. Then another splinter group. Suddenly, in your bones, you know the wrong message is going to end up with the wrong person, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - AU

If Albanese is serious about actions not slogans, there is a way Australia can make a difference for Palestinians

When it comes to recognising Palestine, for once the PM’s characteristic pragmatic caution seems right

The Independent UK

Donald Trump must not reward Vladimir Putin’s aggression

Editorial: The Russian president is the obstacle to a negotiated settlement in Ukraine and to end the bloodshed he must make concessions

The Guardian - US

A ‘bias monitor’ for CBS News is a bad idea. Here’s why

I was a public editor at the New York Times, handling complaints from the public. That is a better path than CBS’s one

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