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The Guardian view on the Afghan leak superinjunction: a dangerous precedent is set

Editorial: In an era of mistrust in politics, the government now has a duty to bring maximum transparency to a very opaque scandal

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The Guardian view on Reeves’s trickle-down economics: deregulation dressed as economic renewal

Editorial: The ‘Leeds reforms’ revive a finance-first growth model – repackaging a failed economics as strategy, while sidelining real investment and wages

The Guardian - UK

Why a 2.1 percent inflation doesn’t feel low

In June 2025, consumer price inflation – or retail inflation as it is more commonly referred to as – was at a 77-month low of 2.1 percent. The last time retail inflation was lower than 2.1 percent was in January 2019, when it had stood at 2 percent.

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Kids, don’t look to me for career inspiration. Look to your electrician instead

People often assume my job skills are impressive, while their own aren’t worth a mention. What they don’t realise is that I’d swap with them in an instant, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Does your workplace feel like a boys' club? You're not alone

The depressing and predictable revelations about Gregg Wallace’s behaviour on Masterchef isn’t the only recent shocking example of the harassment, abuse and mistreatment of women at work.

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Will Nigel Farage’s attempt to copy and paste Trump’s policies work in the UK?

The Reform leader is trying to import Doge’s cuts to spending and ‘DEI’. It’s clear what he gets out of it – not so much the British voter, says author Samuel Earle

The Guardian - UK

Rachel Reeves is hoping deregulation will save the economy. We know how that ends

The chancellor’s emollient speech to City bosses this week was alarming. There are better ways to revive Britain’s fortunes, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

The Guardian - UK

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OPINION - Parents are rightly worried about smartphone use. But so are kids

Whisper it, but there are tentative signs attitude to screens may be shifting. A raft of new organisations and campaigns are emerging – ironically using the internet – to urge all of us (though especially young people) to reduce our phone use.

Evening Standard

What should Jewish New Yorkers make of Zohran Mamdani?

Jo-Ann Mort and Beth Miller go head to head on Zohran Mamdani

The Guardian - US

All aboard the Nike Northern line? Why corporate takeovers of London’s tube are a terrible idea

Transport for London’s call for sponsorship of the Waterloo & City line throws out the network’s founding principles of public service and good design, says Guardian architecture and design critic Oliver Wainwright

The Guardian - UK

My four-year-old has invited King Charles over for ice-cream. Can someone please make it happen?

First she wanted to be a princess – and now this. I blame Frozen, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

America’s famed ‘checks-and-balances’ governance system is failing

We need counterstrategies against the Trumpists’ usurpation of what should remain separate powers

The Guardian - US

Netflix gets it: we all love watching a trainwreck

The summer success of the streamer’s Trainwreck series of docs shows how so many of us just can’t look away from unfolding chaos

The Guardian - US

Medical charlatans have existed through history. But AI has turbocharged them

For centuries medical charlatans were individuals selling products in a public square. Now we have the staggering, dangerous power of AI, says Edna Bonhomme, a historian of science

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Evening Standard

OPINION - Afghan data breach is a shameful blight on our country - and a symptom of broader systemic failures

The government data breach of about 18,900 Afghans who had worked for Britain and British interests, and the attempts to conceal much of the detail under a legal superinjunction, are bewildering, convoluted and shameful. In all, the lives of some 80,000 Afghans and their families may have been put at…

The Guardian - UK

Teenage pregnancy rates are a barometer of Britain’s progress. The tale they now tell is not reassuring

Years of austerity have destroyed the web of services that tackled this complex problem. Compared to our European neighbours, we are failing, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Trump isn’t a reliable ally – but Nato dollars can be more persuasive than Putin’s propaganda

There is no guarantee the US president’s impatience with Russia will last, but the Kremlin may come to regret testing his patience, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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The disastrous MoD data leak should have been cleared up – not covered up

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The leak itself placed all the Afghans listed in jeopardy. The superinjunction threatened to make the leak even worse, by giving the impression that all of those on it were – in the eyes of the Taliban – traitors

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The Guardian view on the children of Gaza: when 17,000 die, it’s more than a mistake

Editorial: Israel’s military blamed the deaths of six Palestinian children on Sunday on a technical error. But a staggering toll continues to mount

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The Guardian view on Test cricket: slow-burning intensity can deliver the finest sporting pleasures

Editorial: The dramatic Lord’s Test between England and India showcased the glories of the game’s traditional form

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Afghans have been betrayed yet again by this shocking UK data leak – and many don’t even know if they’re affected

This isn’t the first time Afghans brave enough to work against the Taliban have been let down by Britain, but it might be the most shameful, says writer Diane Taylor

Evening Standard

OPINION - Think your estate agent is just bad vibes? Well, they might be breaking the law

Panorama has revealed the ‘damning’ extent of conditional selling, which has been illegal since 2008

The Guardian - AU

New research shows a blindingly simple new procedure can help save children’s lives in emergency departments

Caregiver concern should be labelled a vital sign. We must build robust medical systems that respond quickly

The Guardian - UK

In Trump’s game of chicken, the EU cannot afford to back down

When threatened with US tariffs, Europe was initially bullish. But the influence of nationalist leaders sympathetic to Trump has caused a split, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

Evening Standard

OPINION - Don't believe the lies - antidepressant withdrawal is a very real crisis

Many people have difficulties stopping antidepressants. Especially if they have been taking these drugs for a long time, when they are at risk of suffering severe and long-lasting effects from withdrawal. I would know - I’ve been a GP for over 30 years with a specialist interest in mental health.

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