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Rachel Reeves may have U-turned on winter fuel, but her problems are far from over

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The authority of the chancellor has been badly compromised by the missteps she’s taken in her first year in office – unforced errors compounded by poor presentation

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The Guardian view on Labour’s tough choices: they are costing the government dearly

Editorial: Austerity-era scepticism runs deep – and Labour’s abstract promises are falling flat as Nigel Farage rises in the polls

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on fitness: evidence of the benefits of exercise keeps growing, but who is listening?

Editorial: Physical activity is part of a healthy lifestyle – ministers should grab the chance to shape the culture surrounding it

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Trump has unleashed something terrifying in the US – that even he may be powerless to control

The protests in LA are what everyone feared, and a warning to countries that flirt with populism, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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David Beckham’s knighthood shows the unique - and utterly absurd - power of the British class system

As the Beckhams finally get what they’ve apparently always wanted, what does it say about the institutions that put so much energy into blocking them? And what does it say about the rest of us, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Digital ID cards would be good for Britain – and a secret weapon for Labour against Reform

The BritCard project would cut down on bureaucracy, help guard our borders and prove Labour has pride in British identity, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

As a child I showed little interest in my mum’s sewing skills. After she died, I realised what I’d missed out on

She filled my wardrobe with patchwork skirts and home-knitted vests and a dark-green corduroy coat – things that I would kill for now

The Guardian - AU

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Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ bill is built on falsehoods about low-income families

Republicans portray those in poverty as lazy people who make poor decisions. They’re using that trope to justify huge cuts to the social safety net

The Guardian - US

The Eternaut speaks to our uneasy times – that’s why this cult comic has become a global Netflix hit

There are no happy endings in this Argentinian sci-fi thriller – but it has already inspired real-world protests, says journalist Jordana Timerman

The Guardian - UK

Macron must lead the EU push to end Israel’s war on Gaza

The Israeli government is assailing the French president – but now is the time for bold global engagement for change

The Guardian - US

Will the Trump-Musk rift really change anything?

Much has been made of the falling out, but Doge’s destruction continues and Musk’s fate is entwined with Trump’s

The Guardian - US

Real Housewives is coming to London? I can’t wait for the boozed-up shouting to begin

As a middle-aged woman, I find it hard to identify with Davina McCall and her rock-hard abs. This lot, however …

The Guardian - UK

Masculinity, mental health, cat food – Robbie Williams’s comeback has it all

He’s still perfectly capable of putting his foot in his mouth, but the more he reveals of himself the more we seem to love him, says culture writer Lauren O’Neill

The Guardian - UK

We are witnessing the first stages of a Trump police state

The national guard’s deployment in Los Angeles sets the US on a familiar authoritarian pathway. History shows the results

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There’s an invader turning huge swathes of Britain into deserts – and these dead zones are spreading

Vast areas of land are now dominated by one species – purple moor-grass – and good luck with seeing a bird or insect there. How do we revive these habitats, asks Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Could an alliance of eight small countries turn out to be Europe’s anchor?

Amid geopolitical storms and the rise of populism, the ‘Nordic-Baltic eight’ is gaining clout as a bulwark of western resolve, says Paul Taylor, a visiting fellow at the European Policy Centre

The Guardian - AU

I vowed to never exercise again. Then along came Ultimate Frisbee

I used to be addicted to exercise in all its most joyless, soulless forms. It took a flying object to show me the magnetic joy of play

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Rachel Reeves must do more than hope for the best when it comes to paying for Labour’s spending

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The chancellor has to balance the competing demands of ministers in her spending review but must make sure she keeps Britain’s finances on a secure footing

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The Guardian view on child poverty: free school meals are a help, but not a panacea

Editorial: Giving lunch to more pupils is a good move – but poor nutrition points to deeper problems that ministers must face

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The Guardian view on coming-out tales: from A Boy’s Own Story to What It Feels Like for a Girl

Editorial: Groundbreaking memoirs continue to shape the history of LGBTQ+ rights

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You say we need more babies, rightwingers? Come back to me after you’ve fought in the trenches of soft play

A ghastly coalition of tech bros and religious conservatives is pushing a baby boom. Let’s see how they feel when they’ve dragged a screaming child out of an excrement-fouled ball pit

The Guardian - UK

It’s crunch time for Starmer and Reeves: either build social housing or lose the next election

As the clock ticks down to this week’s spending review, a lack of secure homes remains a defining issue in the UK. For Labour, the stakes couldn’t be higher, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - US

Stop bending the knee to Trump: it’s time for anticipatory noncompliance

US institutions have been doing Trump’s bidding before he even comes after them. Here’s the counterstrategy

The Guardian - UK

Trying to get rid of noisy, food-stealing gulls is missing the point – it’s humans who are the pests

Hawks, spikes and sonic repellants are among the measures used to deter these birds. Perhaps we should try sharing our planet, says writer and science communicator Sophie Pavelle

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If it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a youth hostel to give their parents a break

Forget luxury escapes: it’s more fun to share time and space with people of all ages and from all walks of life, says journalist and author Nell Frizzell

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