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Britain has escalated the global nuclear arms race – and is bringing us closer to armageddon

The UK’s strategic defence review plans to normalise nuclear weapons. Don’t believe the PR hype: they are immoral, irrational and catastrophic, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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Donald Trump was wrong – Ukraine still holds some cards

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: All the nations of the world that believe in freedom, democracy and national self-determination must continue to stand by the Ukrainian people

The Independent UK

Women of West Virginia: inform on yourself to the miscarriage police!

A prosecuting attorney warns women to get ahead of law enforcement in a state where abortion is all but banned

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The story of a disaster: An IPL win, a city’s joy, and a tragedy that was waiting to happen

Bengaluru was ready. WhatsApp groups were buzzing with potential plans, and not the kinds that get washed down by lethargy and red lines on Google Maps. These were serious plans. Someone fetched a list of screenings, someone else a list of bars with projector screens. A matrix of experience versus…

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Male friendship isn’t easy. Just ask Trump and Musk

The older I get, the harder it is to maintain ties – and a series of unhinged social media posts probably wouldn’t help

The Guardian - US

OPINION - I saw my beloved mother die in excruciating agony — now I believe in assisted death

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is currently being considered in Parliament. This bill proposes to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales who are mentally competent, have a life expectancy of six months or less and meet specific criteria outlined in the bill.

Evening Standard

Five years since Colston fell, there have been setbacks – but those who demanded race equality have not gone away

When the enslaver’s statue was torn down in Bristol, it signified hope. Now the government must harness that to bring about real change, says Operation Black Vote co-founder Simon Woolley

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It’s my goal to live to 100 – and it’s not just diet and exercise that will help me achieve it

Every time my mind goes down the ‘optimisation’ route, I’m reminded of my job as a public health scientist, looking into the factors that affect how long we will live, says public health academic Prof Devi Sridhar

The Guardian - UK

The Trump vs Musk feud will prove a historic turning point

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The most powerful man on Earth and the world’s richest man both emerge weaker from their very public falling-out – we must now hope there can be no reconciliation

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on the Trump-Musk feud: we can’t rely on outsized egos to end oligopoly

Editorial: The row between the US president and his billionaire ex-buddy may seem entertaining, but wealth and power are still dangerously merged

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Scottish politics: Labour wins the seat but not – yet – the argument

Editorial: A Tory collapse, the SNP’s slump and Reform’s rise signal a volatile shift – and the return to deal-making after the next Holyrood election

The Guardian - UK

Musk and Trump are enemies made for each other – united in their ability to trash their own brands

What one did to Twitter and Tesla, the other is doing to the United States of America, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

The fourth-largest economy hype: What the media didn’t tell you

The International Monetary Fund recently stated that India is set to surpass Japan to become the fourth-largest economy in the world in 2025. While the projection masked the underlying realities of the average Indian, it was enough for the mainstream Indian media to rush to celebrate.

Newslaundry

Trump’s new travel ban is a gratuitously cruel sequel

The policy is alienating, counterproductive and racist – and it isn’t the flex that Trump thinks it is

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In 1973, I reported freely on Israel at war. Now its censorship has made that impossible

Today foreign journalists stand on the ‘hill of shame’ overlooking Gaza, reliant on Palestinians for news, says former broadcast war reporter Martin Bell

The Guardian - US

What unites countries under Trump’s travel ban is American imperialism

US’s cruel escalation of policy puts misplaced target on vulnerable nations such as Afghanistan and Sudan

The Guardian - UK

Don’t think Nigel Farage will kill off the Tories? Just look at Reform UK’s surge in Scotland

The party is making inroads among people who once chose not to vote. But as Zia Yusuf’s resignation shows, chaos still reigns, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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If Trump cuts funding to NPR and PBS, rural America will pay a devastating price

Much of the country has little access to local news, with public media filling the void – and serving as a lifeline

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Here’s how the government can save a few quid: abolish this pointless cabinet position

Constantly short-changed by London, Cymru needs a voice in Westminster – but the obsolete role of Welsh secretary is not it, says Guardian columnist Will Hayward

The Guardian - US

Musk’s tax bill attacks have rattled Republicans. But Trump still reigns supreme

In the end, we’re likely to see a legislative pastiche – a Frankenstein’s monster forged by political necessity

The Guardian - US

The inevitable Trump-Musk feud is finally here – and it’s pathetic

This would all be sad enough even if it didn’t have global consequences. For Democrats, the moment has come

The Guardian - UK

What is Britain’s elusive ‘national character’? The Ballad of Wallis Island might just tell us

Rain, cardigans and puns: a melancholic new romcom set on a windswept island hints at a relatable British identity, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Keir Starmer’s muddled politics are reaching their limit. It’s time for him to make a choice

Veer left or double down on the right? Either way, the prime minister needs to commit and sell it to an impatient electorate, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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I love the graffiti I see in Paris – but tagging is just visual manspreading

Call me a middle-class ‘bobo’, but inspired street art has nothing in common with sprayed-on assertions of ‘me, me, me’, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

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I suspect there’s something poisonous about money. That’s why I’m embracing a gift economy

A slow and gentle lifestyle is possible, it’s just not sold to us, so it is harder to listen out for

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