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How did Reform end up in such a mess? Is that a serious question?

Nigel Farage’s team is down to four MPs, with the suspended Rupert Lowe denouncing it as a “protest party led by the messiah”. Let’s not waste time wondering who’s wrong and who’s right, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Dodgy tanks, outdated warships: how can we trust UK defence chiefs to spend our billions wisely?

The MoD has been scandalously wasteful and opaque in its spending. It has to learn from its mistakes, and fast, says Richard Norton-Taylor, the Guardian’s former defence and security editor

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OPINION - Won't somebody think of the Gherkin? I fear these plans could ruin London's skyline

London’s City skyline of the future has been revealed, and it’s a massive clump of glass buildings lacking in beauty and artistic merit.

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My phone knows what I want before I do. That should be worrying – but it’s oddly comforting

On the downside, all my personal data is being harvested by faceless corporations. On the up, I’ve got a little parent in my pocket, anticipating my every need

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Plants, animals and insects come to Britain from all over the world. It would be a mistake to welcome them all

Biodiversity is great in theory, but there are reasons to fend off invasive species and the knock-on effect of their presence, says professor of invasion biology Tim Blackburn

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We’re facing a ‘forever chemicals’ crisis. We must stop Pfas at the source

Pfas are poisoning our soil and polluting our lungs. The EPA is finally sounding the alarm – but that’s not enough

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The left needs its own version of techno-optimism

We live in dark, depressing and – frankly – terrifying times. Will technology push us over the edge or help us exit our many crises?

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The left needs to abandon its miserable, irrational pessimism

A hundred years ago the average person, in one of the the world’s wealthiest societies, could expect to live until 40. Now global life expectacy is 73

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Canadians believe that Mark Carney is the man to stand up to Donald Trump

The newly appointed Liberal leader is likely to call a federal election, but Canadians seem to see him as the best bet to counter US tariffs, says Colin Horgan, a former speechwriter for Justin Trudeau

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Are you fur real? Gone is the social stigma around wearing animal skins

From gen Z’s interest in ‘natural’ materials to the darker ‘boom boom’ aesthetic of the Trump era, the trend wheel has turned back to pelts, says Ellie Violet Bramley, the Guardian’s acting fashion and lifestyle editor

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What are smartphones stealing from us? When mine was taken away, I found out

As a Paris film extra, I surrendered my device and discovered the extraordinary connections I miss while staring at my screen

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‘Ceasefire’ is a hollow word for Palestinians – the killings, displacements and denial of aid continue

A winding down of operations in Gaza has allowed Israel to turn its attention to the West Bank, with devastating effects, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The Guardian view on Modi redrawing India’s electoral map: deepening a dangerous north-south divide

Editorial: The Hindu nationalist prime minister’s push could shift power northward to his political advantage but risks escalating political tensions

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The Guardian view on the Edinburgh fringe: it’s no joke – festivals need investment

Editorial: The UK’s greatest arts festivals are in crisis. They need proper support in order to survive and flourish

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Spotify’s biggest sin? Its algorithms have pushed artists to make joyless, toothless music

Most musicians can only make money on the platform by writing songs inoffensive enough to get on to one of its vapid playlists, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Sunshine’s back, the days are getting longer – and doesn’t everything look awful?

It’s UGH week, the time when we all notice the many terrible things that have accumulated in our homes under the darkness of winter. But don’t worry! You don’t have to do anything silly like spring clean

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Five years on from the pandemic, the right’s fake Covid narrative has been turbo-charged into the mainstream

Before the next outbreak, we need a serious conversation about how to cope, but first, the more strident, misguided voices must be muted, says author Laura Spinney

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Sycophancy and toadying are de rigueur in Trump’s court of self-aggrandizement

Gestures of servility from administration members and world leaders alike are sickeningly common in the mad king’s court

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‘What the hell’s happening to your country?’ Traveling as an American under Trump 2.0

My American accent inspired pity, empathy and utter confusion. I feel the same: it’s as though we’ve entered hospice care

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Still uncertain about Trump? Let Boris Johnson guide you on this ‘very compassionate man’

Some of the president’s Tory fans seem to find the grim reality of the president’s actions invigorating rather than terrifying

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Ignore the row: Oscar-winning No Other Land offers a vision of a shared Palestine forged in solidarity

The documentary is both antisemitic and Israeli propaganda, according to critics. The truth is, it provides a rare glimpse of hope

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More benefit cuts would risk turning drops of dissent in Labour’s ranks into a flood

The government’s forthcoming green paper on welfare reform is likely to upset even the most loyal backbenchers

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Jobless, isolated, fed misogynistic porn… where is the love for Britain’s lost boys?

Failing to redress the issues facing young men will push them further towards the far right

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The founding fathers baked reason, truth and free speech into the US. That’s all gone now

Donald Trump’s actions go against the Enlightenment values that gave rise to the constitution. His might-is-right politics have nothing to offer Britain

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The Observer view: Femicide will only end when we stop letting killers off lightly

Allowing violent men to plead manslaughter on the basis of a loss of control wrongly limits their liability

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