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Loud Zoom calls, hogging space, spending a pittance: no wonder laptoppers’ antics irk cafe owners

Cafes are cracking down on remote workers – but we can save ourselves by following a few simple rules, says freelance writer Emily Watkins

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In these dark times, Americans must harness the power of the civil rights movement again

We have power as individuals and communities to boycott companies that don’t respect us and support those who stand with us, says Al Sharpton

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - One thing was missing from Adolescence and it really bothers me

It was a brilliant show — except for this. Spoilers ahead

Evening Standard

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Rachel Reeves still needs to level with the British people over tax rises

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The chancellor’s Budget in October was a gamble that the outlook would brighten. It did not pay off

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The Guardian view on Trump and Ukraine: Putin has shown he does not want peace

Editorial: The Russian president is the impediment to US proposals for a ceasefire. But Europe knows that this administration is unlikely to act accordingly

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on climate fiction: no longer the stuff of sci-fi

A new prize recognises the power of storytelling to address the biggest issue of our time

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Trump is abandoning democracy and freedom. That creates an opening for Europe – and Britain

Whether it’s sweeping up disgruntled US scientists or rejoining the EU, a bold Starmer must capitalise on Trump’s extremism, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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I spoke to children in Gaza this week and here’s what they told me: they just want to live

As war resumes, so does the death sentence for Gaza’s children. The UK must not be an ally to further atrocities, says Shaima Al-Obaidi, a senior media manager at Save the Children UK

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Ban smartphones for kids? Actually, it's hypocritical adults who are the real problem

There’s a funny thing that happens when a show like Adolescence comes out. Calls on the government to ban smartphones for under-16s are renewed afresh. Discussion revolves around how phones are breaking children’s brains and making them anxious and depressed. They are a generation of screen addicts and need to…

Evening Standard

So it’s victory for Kirsty Coventry in the IOC elections. Who says cards with a rigged deck isn’t an Olympic sport?

The Zimbabwean has global sport’s top job but Britain’s Sebastian Coe was snubbed, and with good reason: he might have changed things, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Finland the happiest country in the world? I don't believe a word of it — and this is why

The World Happiness Index is out now – you did realise that yesterday was World Happiness Day? – and as ever it turns out that the Nordic countries are ahead of the herd. Finland is top, followed by Denmark, then Iceland, Sweden, Netherlands and Norway, with Costa Rica somehow smuggling…

Evening Standard

OPINION - In Ukraine Donald Trump is playing at Monopoly, while Vladimir Putin plays geopolitical chess

Donald Trump’s latest peace bid for Ukraine focused on a piece of real estate, the Zaporizhzhia power plant, in his latest phone call with Volodymyr Zelensky. The US would take over the repairs and management of the complex, the biggest nuclear generating facility in Europe, and tenth in the world.

Evening Standard

Politics have changed but the Democrats haven’t – they are old and out of touch

Leading Democrats vainly hope for a return to the politics of the past – they must engage with the realities of the present

The Guardian - US

Thirteen years ago, Emma told me disability cuts nearly broke her family. Now, under Labour, it’s worse

In families like hers, the devastating impact of the £5bn cuts will be felt most keenly. It is a stain Labour may never be rid of, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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The US is poised to use terror laws against students. This could be worse than McCarthyism

A new 7 October 2023 taskforce says it’ll investigate support for Hamas, paving the way for a legal strategy targeting free speech

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What’s in the millions of tonnes of sludge spread on to UK farmland? Toxic waste – and ministers don’t care

Water companies let waste disposers, for cash, dump their loads into sewage farms. When it is recklessly used as fertiliser, we are all at risk, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Evening Standard

OPINION - Even Manchester is better than London for young people — thanks to our crazy property market

In 1989 I took my first ever trip to Manchester from London. My first impression of Manchester back then was that it was absolutely crap. I may have been missing something, but as far as I could see there was nowhere to eat.

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Keir Starmer praised Adolescence. Now he needs to show he’s learned from it

The government balked at protecting children from the perils of social media. TV has made the issues plain; now politics must do its job, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Europe is crying out for leadership. After years of drift, Germany is finally ready to answer

A historic vote to boost spending on defence and infrastructure shows the country is shedding its excess of caution – and its complacency, says author John Kampfner

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Sir Keir’s ‘coalition of the willing’ is proving to be principled – and a rallying cry for Ukraine

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Convened by the British prime minister, the meeting of military leaders from more than 20 countries to discuss a peacekeeping force for Ukraine may have jumped the gun. If they are to work together, the UK and EU must first negotiate some key differences

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Conservative party today: still lost in denial and confusion

Editorial: Kemi Badenoch has her first chance to persuade the voters on 1 May, but she seems to be getting nowhere

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the arts in schools: classrooms need more creativity

Editorial: The promising early signs are that Prof Becky Francis’s education review will boost music, art and drama

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GCSEs harm our young people. Ministers should have the guts to abolish them – and start again

A report out this week highlights how destructive the cult of the exam is in Britain’s schools. But it doesn’t go far enough, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - AU

Country music is cool now – even the pop girlies are leaning into it. I’ve finally been vindicated

Cowboy hats and flannels are no longer just the realm of country music – or lesbians

Evening Standard

OPINION - I'm a Black Cab driver and this is why I'm facing extinction — unless we get help

Aside from Big Ben and the beefeaters outside Buckingham Palace, there isn’t much that’s more iconically London than the black cab. As instantly recognisable to tourists on their first day in the city as they are to lifelong Londoners, our vehicles and the service we provide are part of the…

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