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If you support streamlined planning, ask yourself this: what if someone built a new home on your roof?

Adding two storeys to an existing block of flats meant an ordeal for its residents. In this age of ‘build, baby, build’, are there enough protections, asks Kirsty Major, a deputy Opinion editor for the Guardian

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Out of Putin’s war and Trump’s treachery, a new Europe is being born

The EU has its Trojan horses and Nato’s cornerstone has crumbled. But European allies, including the UK, are bound by an urgent shared purpose, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

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A Trump-Putin pact is emerging – and Europe is its target

US betrayal of Ukraine is the rehearsal for a grander bargain with Moscow and an assault on continental solidarity, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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In the middle of cyclone preparation I found a baby bird – one tiny, wild life amid the wind and rain

My homeplace has experienced four natural disasters in eight years. But I’d never seen the like of this bird before, vibrantly green and startlingly beautiful

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Keir Starmer’s stature continues to grow in office

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: After a shaky start, the prime minister has won effusive tributes from otherwise grudging Tories, while seeing off critics within his party to remain undefeated in the House of Commons. He is the careful, unshowy and assiduous leader the country needs

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The Guardian view on the planning bill: new towns must be for people who need them

Editorial: Ministers and mayors should encourage bold design, as well as the protection of nature

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The Guardian view on Rodrigo Duterte in The Hague: a warning to rogue leaders

Editorial: The extradition of the former president of the Philippines on an ICC warrant is an affirmation of the principles of international justice

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Mahmoud Khalil’s treatment should not happen in a democracy

The Columbia University graduate’s arrest is an attempt to destroy free thinking while murdering due process

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As doctors, we review morbidity and mortality regularly – but we need a better way of respecting the patient voice

The object of M&Ms, as they’re called, is to untangle medical errors in a safe space. But to exclude the patient experience is to do them a disservice

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The Nigel Farage v Rupert Lowe prize fight is getting ugly. Has Reform reached its breaking point?

It’s great for those who enjoy a punch-up on the right, but as the zealots duke it out, think of the voters who trusted them, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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No one’s buying Hunter Biden’s terrible paintings any more? I wonder why

It’s tough being a nepo baby – especially when your daddy suddenly loses his influence, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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OPINION - London’s grassroots music venues need you now — and this is why

Last week The Last Dinner Party stood on stage at London’s O2, and in front of a global audience said that they wouldn’t exist without the UK’s incredible independent venues.

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‘Country first, party second,’ says Starmer. So why menace Labour members who actually believe that?

Two party activists in Sussex who worked with the Lib Dems last year to kick out the Tories have been expelled. This is horribly short-sighted, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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If disaster strikes, will there be enough to eat? Britain should be prepared – but it isn’t

Other countries are moving fast to inform and prepare their citizens about emergency resilience. The times demand no less, says Tim Lang, professor emeritus of food policy at City University of London

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I loved the Crufts dog show – apart from Clare Balding and the winner who was 50% cat

Why was Balding rolling around on a sofa with a spaniel when she should have been presenting? And a whippet like Miuccia is far too standoffish to be a proper pooch

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As Jews celebrate Purim, let us end the slaughter in Gaza committed in our name

Our refusal to reckon with the dark side of Purim reflects a refusal to reckon with the dark side of ourselves

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Where has the left’s technological audacity gone?

The belief that technology will usher in a golden age for humanity is in vogue once more with billionaires. But can the left offer its own vision for the future?

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In Romania, the far right has unleashed a tide of hate and resurrected our fascist ghosts

Economic uncertainty and polarisation are a potent cocktail that extremist politicians such as Cǎlin Georgescu thrive on, says Romanian investigative journalist Andrei Popoviciu

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Threaten campuses, shut down debate: that’s what free speech looks like under Trump

The president has slashed $400m in funding from Columbia University. He wants to stifle criticism of Israel – but the real target is dissent, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Five years ago, the pandemic began. The world is poorly prepared for another one

In Europe ten people died from measles in 2024, and the US has had several major outbreaks. Bird flu has affected dairy herds in 17 US states from North Carolina to California and has just been reported in cats. So far, it is reluctant to spread among people, although people…

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As peace talks begin, a punitive settlement imposed on Ukraine is unacceptable

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: In a parallel, safer world – with America playing its traditional role as leader of the West – these talks in Jeddah would be far more even-handed and Ukraine would have the full and unwavering backing of the US in its existential struggle against unprovoked aggression

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The Guardian view on Nigel Farage: not even Donald Trump is as damaging to Reform as its own leader

Editorial: The rightwing leader’s latest feud isn’t with remainers or ‘woke’ elites – but with his own party, fuelled by Elon Musk’s intervention

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The Guardian view on Ursula von der Leyen’s first 100 days: the steepest of learning curves

Editorial: The European Commission president has had a tumultuous beginning to her second term. Going forward, she should channel the spirit of Jacques Delors

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Labour mollifies the rich, targets disabled people and claims moral justification. There isn’t any

Ministers run away from a wealth tax and then concoct a punitive benefits system. They have made that choice and it’s immoral, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

Evening Standard

OPINION - Alan Titchmarsh's comments about avocados have struck a nerve — because everybody likes annoying vegans

If Alan Titchmarsh says it, it must be true: avocados are pure evil in fruit form. Actually, I paraphrase. What he said in a letter to The Times today is: don’t eat them! He observes, “Most of those sold in the UK are grown where the rainforest has been felled…

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