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Why is a pro-Israel group asking the US to investigate Ms Rachel?

The beloved children’s entertainer has been speaking out as tens of thousands of children are killed or injured in Gaza

The Guardian - US

Working from home? It’s so much nicer if you’re a man

Ever since lockdown we’ve supposedly all been in it together, doing conference calls in our slippers. But in straight couples, guess who gets the spare bedroom and the proper desk, asks Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

Momentum to revive Sure Start is long overdue – it’s been a lifeline for my son and me

The early years service stayed open in my area as many others closed. A recommendation to restore it across England is long overdue, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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OPINION - Tanni Grey-Thompson: It is shocking that a Tube station like South Kensington is still not step-free

This summer, the VA Museum opens its doors to a new exhibition Design and Disability, which aims to celebrate the creative force of Disabled, Deaf and neurodivergent people across design, art and culture. Described as “both a celebration and a call to action”, the exhibition will highlight the many ways…

Evening Standard

Trump doesn’t know how to deal with China. His cowardice only makes a war with Taiwan more likely

The US president’s strange mix of weakness and anti-Beijing hostility may be pushing Xi Jinping towards a fateful decision, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

The Guardian - UK

Denying joint operations to obese patients is counterproductive

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Rationing healthcare inevitably means difficult choices, but hip and knee replacements can help people lose weight

The Independent UK

Trump’s pardoning of Black celebrities is a cynical ploy

It’s not the first time the president has sought to curry favor this way. His instincts about Black Americans are clear

The Guardian - US

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A dystopian surveillance fear has become reality in Texas

Law enforcement used license-plate readers in several states to search for a woman who had an abortion

The Guardian - US

Are there billions more people on Earth than we thought? If so, it’s no bad thing

A study suggests the global population has been undercounted – but we shouldn’t let the overpopulation alarmists win the argument, says academic and writer Jonathan Kennedy

The Guardian - UK

Why am I filled with nostalgia for a pre-internet age I never knew?

Almost half of young people would prefer a world without the internet. We are haunted by the feeling that it has robbed us of something vital, says writer Isabel Brooks

The Guardian - UK

In Hong Kong, my daughter was dazzled by futuristic tech – and I glimpsed the world she’ll grow up in

When I was young, Britain felt like the apex of global civilisation. But as power migrates to autocracies, our belief in democracy seems complacent, says Kojo Koram, a teacher at Birkbeck School of Law

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - John Banville: The year in London that changed my life

When I was growing up in a small town on the south-east coast of Ireland in the 1950s, London seemed as far away as Samarkand. We had seen it in the movies, of course — The Lavender Hill Mob, The Blue Lamp, The Ladykillers — but we knew that was…

Evening Standard

Trump could yet deliver a ceasefire in the Middle East

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The tragedy of the Palestinian people has long been that those in authority who could make a difference are disinclined to help. So it must now fall to the US president to apply pressure and force a diplomatic breakthrough

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Labour’s fiscal caution: rethink the offer. Or risk losing voters to a broken settlement

Editorial: Sir Keir Starmer may want to reassure markets, but neglecting everyday hardship risks alienating an insecure electorate that looks elsewhere

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian view on a new era for museums: letting the public take control

Editorial: The V&A East Storehouse and the award-winning Manchester Museum show radical ways forward

The Guardian - UK

It’s easy to dismiss Robert Jenrick’s fare-dodging stunt. But he understands something Keir Starmer doesn’t

The shadow justice secretary is eyeing Kemi Badenoch’s job – but he’s released a video that highlights a weakness in our technocratic PM, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Evening Standard

OPINION - Keir Starmer is planning the biggest shake-up of defence for fifty years — to Trump-proof Britain

The government’s new defence review will be announced on Monday by Keir Starmer on low expectation – but it is likely to be the most far reaching reform of the way Britain manages its defences for half a century.

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Inside India’s shadow wealth: Just 3 lakh crorepatis in a nation of 1.4 billion

India’s wealthy elite love their cash – not just for convenience, but for what it hides. Despite a surge in digital payments, stacks of unaccounted currency still fuel real estate deals and many economic activities in the informal part of the economy, leading to tax dodging and funding of election…

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OPINION - France banning outdoor smoking is a stunning example of how politicians fail to understand real people

Only this morning, Bernie Sanders, the man I say was robbed of the US presidency (by H. Clinton), was on the radio – BBC Radio 4 – talking about what matters in politics. And the secret? It is those arcane elements: being paid enough to feed a family, job security,…

The Guardian - UK

So long, Elon: the cuts didn’t go to plan, but you completely shredded your reputation

Judging by Musk’s approval ratings, Tesla investors won’t be the only ones happy to see the dethroning of the king of Doge, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - US

We’re minimizing the horror of Trump’s military birthday parade

The media has focused on the price tag and potholes. But history may mark 14 June as the ceremonial birth of US fascism

The Guardian - UK

What have I seen in Liverpool this week? Kindness in person and conspiracies online

After celebration turned to chaos, Liverpudlians stepped in to help those in need – while the usual suspects spread lies, says Liverpool Echo journalist Liam Thorp

Evening Standard

OPINION - I’ve passed out, been hospitalised and still done my job — working on your period should be illegal

When Bella Hadid said, “Working on your period should be illegal,” the internet didn’t erupt. It barely reacted at all. There were barely any headlines, no viral debates — just silence. Which, ironically, mirrors the way society has long treated menstrual pain: something to be ignored, minimised, and endured in…

The Guardian - UK

Prime Minister Farage? He’s serious about that – it’s time the country was too

His tax-and-spending maths may be bonkers, but while Labour dithers, the Reform leader knows just what his voters want, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Europe will never agree on Israel – but here’s a way it can act to help Gaza

The EU is Israel’s biggest trading partner – and that gives it leverage to finally change the course of this brutal war, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

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