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How has fascism in Britain got this far? Neoliberalism has opened the door for it

We need a new politics of belonging, not Labour’s craven appeasement of capital, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

The resistance is alive and well – and our research shows it

Street protests today are far more numerous and frequent than skeptics might suggest

The Guardian - US

New mums are being ‘strongly encouraged’ to take regular exercise and get more sleep. Hahahaha

New guidelines are well intentioned, but as parents of babies know, finding time to look after yourself is impossible, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Guardian - UK

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Keir Starmer is one of Labour’s most rightwing prime ministers. And one of its most leftwing, too

The PM offers a political hybrid designed for a fickle electorate. There are short-term electoral gains to be won, but risks in the long term, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Machete attacks and broad daylight stabbings — London's knife crime is out of control, but we ignore the causes

Pennyfields Park in Poplar not only has alliterative appeal, it is a modestly attractive green space in a not terribly beautiful part of Tower Hamlets. If you were there around five o’clock in the afternoon yesterday you could have witnessed a group of young men chasing another, with machetes. That’s…

Evening Standard

I’ve never seen such clampdowns in Istanbul. Turkey’s democracy is fighting for its life

The jailing of President Erdoğan’s main political rival is the low point of a decade-long march towards autocracy – but the protesters aren’t done yet either, says writer Orhan Pamuk

The Guardian - UK

Under Trump, 80 years of collective security have been dismantled in as many days

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The Atlantic Alliance used to believe it had liberal democratic values in common and a shared interest in collective security and free trade. That, thanks to the US president, is no longer true. Europe must adjust to this altered reality, or die

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Why Trump’s 25% tariffs on autos could backfire

Nearly half of the cars sold in the US are imported and Trump’s 25% tariff will add at least $6,000 to the sticker price of the average car, industry experts say

The Guardian - US

The Guardian view on child poverty: Labour must advance from a bleak base

Editorial: About a third of children were living in deprivation even before this week’s benefit cuts. This appalling situation can’t go on

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Trump and reality: from promoting alternative facts to erasing truths

Editorial: The decision to put documents on the assassination of John F Kennedy into the public domain comes alongside a ‘digital book burning’ of data

The Guardian - UK

The Atlantic handled ‘Signalgate’ with good judgment

Shining a bright spotlight on this mess was a public service. One can only imagine what other information has been as recklessly handled

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump is moving fast and breaking things, but that may result in a better US

The chance of the president succeeding in his radicalism is small, but amid the chaos are challenges to convention that were overdue, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The real cost of our courts crisis: has there ever been a better time to be a criminal in Britain?

Shoplifting has soared to such “epidemic” levels with reports of 17,000 incidents-a-day while attacks on shopkeepers are up by 50 per cent. Reports of violence against women and girls have surged so alarmingly in the last few years that the police declared it a “national emergency”.

Evening Standard

Women show how they’ve powered their way to the top in business

The number of senior positions held by women in British business has grown rapidly in the past decade, writes Chris Blackhurst. There is still much to do – but these leaders are blazing a trail for others to follow

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In my family, introvert-extrovert pairings are common. But I had to get to 36 to learn which one applied to me

Now I understand the terminology, it all seems so clear

Evening Standard

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Swahili? Mandarin? The UK is increasingly multilingual – yet our politicians won’t talk about it

Even the census ignores them, but multilinguals could hold the key to Britain’s social and economic future, says science journalist Laura Spinney

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I trust Which? to help me choose a washing machine. But I have my own views on kitchen roll and toilet paper

I’m in awe of the organisation’s rigorous approach to product testing. That doesn’t mean I need it for everything, writes Adrian Chiles

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How did we become the world’s largest open-air zoo of offended people?

There’s a comedy venue in Mumbai called The Habitat. But its true identity lies in its logo – an unnaturally tall and innocent-looking H. This H has the kind of polarised energy usually reserved for other combinations of letters, such as an R and an S and then another S.

The Guardian - UK

As a geneticist, I will not mourn 23andMe and its jumble of useless health information

Millions paid to give away their most personal data. At least in return they found out more about their earwax, says academic and author Adam Rutherford

The Guardian - US

The spirit of the Confederacy is alive and well in Trump’s America

Sympathy for yesteryear is gaining traction among Republican elites, and Trump’s relations with white supremacy is too close

The Guardian - UK

Let’s put it in language the Signal leakers will understand: what a bunch of pathetic sleazebags

The leaking of top-level military secrets was bad enough, but I’m obsessed with Maga’s fratboy lexicon, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

Newslaundry

While terrorists roam free, Pakistan is hunting down its journalists, activists

Pakistan’s cricket team has had a few rough days in New Zealand. The Kiwi fast bowlers and openers marched from one easy victory to another, leaving Pakistan hopeless. But there is someone else who had an even worse week. And that is none other than Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff…

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Rachel Reeves swears this is not a return to austerity. What matters is that it feels like one

The ‘party of change’ says it’s bound by fiscal rules. What voters hear is that all governments are the same, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves will soon be back to squeeze us again

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The case with which Labour built its general election win – that it would fix the foundations of the economy – has been left woefully exposed by the chancellor’s spring statement

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