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OPINION - Keir Starmer is in deep water – but is he in danger of drowning?

Donald Trump’s second state visit in six years starts today at King Charles’s Windsor estate in style: a carriage ride (past Harry and Meghan’s old haunt of Frogmore Cottage, as it happens), a lavish evening banquet and panoply of military bands and fly pasts. It is a massive ceremonial courtesy…

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The ECHR is flawed, but be warned: it would be unwise to entrust human rights to an ‘elective dictatorship’

Brexit removed many checks and balances from the UK government. That’s why leaving the European convention on human rights would be a huge risk, says constitutional expert Vernon Bogdanor

The Guardian - UK

Who benefits if NHS drug prices soar? Donald Trump and big pharma. Just one more way he’s menacing Britain

The NHS needs cheap drugs, and our economy needs a thriving pharma industry. The president threatens both – no wonder Labour is grovelling to him, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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I went home, to one of Labour’s safest seats, and it felt like a newly minted Reform constituency

Knowsley is a Labour stronghold. But judging by the polls and the people I spoke to, the messages of the right are truly cutting through, says deputy Opinion editor Kirsty Major

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Hillsborough, Grenfell, Windrush, the Post Office scandal: the guilty escape justice. Well, not any more

The Hillsborough campaigners have always said those who harm and mislead the public must be held to account. A new law, in their name, will do that, says justice secretary David Lammy

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‘Prime minister Andy Burnham’ is not the answer to Labour’s woes

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Keir Starmer’s government may have broken the spirit of what it pledged in its winning election manifesto, but an alternative administration led by the soft-left mayor of Greater Manchester would represent a repudiation of it. The parliamentary party needs to calm down

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Palestine Action: the ban on Gaza activists must be overturned

Editorial: As protesters go on trial, it is clearer than ever that ministers chose the wrong target and the wrong process

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The Guardian view on Merck’s exit: Britain’s biopharma strategy stalls in the face of China’s rise

Editorial: The industry’s retreat from the UK reflects a deeper shift about how Beijing is rewriting the rules of innovation

The Guardian - UK

Trump should be reassuring the country at this time. Instead he is sowing fear

The president has shown no interest in uniting the US, nor in defending free speech – he is weaponizing this time for his gain

The Guardian - US

Party conference season is here – and it’s a spectacle beyond redemption

The whole pantomime is meaningless. The leader makes his or her speech, the commentariat falls upon it, and to anyone half normal reality simply continues, undisturbed, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

We Do Not Care Club is affirmation there isn’t just light – but life – at the end of the menopausal tunnel

The burgeoning online community has become a rallying cry for women over 50, reminding us that we’ve earned it. We are enough

The Guardian - AU

Air miles be damned. I say the best way to find out about the joy and complexity of our world is through novels

As I read 200 books from different regions, I gained a clarity news reports seldom give, says journalist and author Pushpinder Khaneka

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The great British tradition of horseracing is in mortal peril

I’ve been training racehorses long enough to know how fine the margins are in this sport. Every horse in my yard represents years of breeding, months of preparation and hours of care from a team of people who live and breathe their work. Behind each runner is a small army…

Evening Standard

A heaving Bridgerton cleavage or bloody decapitation? What your favourite era of history says about you

A survey has found people would rather travel back in time than to the future. I consulted historical experts to find out what that means, writes Guardian columnist Emma Beddington

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The Guardian - US

Democrats face a gerrymandering armageddon. This didn’t have to happen

A handful of party figures warned about the power of redistricting. Too many leaders ignored them

The Guardian - UK

Here’s the truth, Keir Starmer: Whitehall cannot solve the UK’s urgent problems. Find a fast track

The best example is the rollout of the Covid vaccine taskforce, a time when there was minimal bureaucracy and things got done. We need that now, say former No 10 adviser Peter Hyman and policy expert Morgan Wild

The Guardian - UK

Nothing prepared me for the child poverty I see in Britain. November’s budget can and must halt its inexorable rise

Homes without heating, bedrooms without beds. If we are to offer any hope to the children of austerity, the next few weeks will be decisive, says former prime minister Gordon Brown

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Trump’s retreat from Nato was priced in. But his humiliation of Qatar and India spells total chaos

Allies indulged the US president on the basis they wouldn’t be bombed or suffer economic damage. So much for that idea, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The far-right march was a significant event, and a sinister one

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Mainstream politicians need to better counter the inflammatory arguments on display at the Unite the Kingdom protest

The Guardian - UK

What I saw at Saturday’s rally was racism, pure and simple. Labour won’t tackle it until we can call it what it is

Silence about the bigotry inherent in events like Tommy Robinson’s march will be seen by the thugs as tacit approval of their message, says Labour MP Diane Abbott

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the UK’s dangerous moment: as Labour falters, the far right mobilises

Editorial: Political leadership is missing just as Britain needs it most. The government must step up as others stir division and disillusionment grows

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the future of the EU: in search of a braver, bolder vision for a new era

Editorial: The European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, is right about the challenges Brussels faces. Far more ambition is required if they are to be met

The Guardian - AU

Breaking free from resentment: the hidden cost of revenge and the healing power of forgiveness

Chronic bitterness keeps the body in fight-or-flight mode, raising blood pressure and sapping energy. Letting go is less about virtue and more about reclaiming peace of mind

The Guardian - US

Charlie Kirk’s killing was a tragedy. But we must not rewrite his life

In the wake of horror, honest accountings of his life have not only become rare – they have also become dangerous

The Guardian - UK

The super-rich are swapping mansions for £2m motorhomes. Do they know something we don’t?

These plutocrats spending months in the equivalent of Center Parcs when they could be jetting off to a White Lotus-style resort just proves my view that wealth is wasted on the wealthy

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