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OPINION - I'm a security expert and these are the best ways to protect yourself from phone theft hell in London

Niall McNamee was travelling on the London Underground when a thief on the platform expertly snatched his phone from his hand just as the train doors closed. But that infuriating loss was just the beginning of his problems. Because two days later the 30-year-old actor discovered his bank accounts had…

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Watch Labour’s flip-flopping on winter fuel and benefits, and you’ll see who’s really considered important

This is governance by spreadsheet in pursuit of political capital, in which a hungry child or disabled person is merely a statistic, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Trump’s revenge spree on Harvard echoes well beyond education

Attacks on the university make clear that the administration will wield its power against anyone who incurs its displeasure

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We demanded justice after George Floyd’s death. Donald Trump made things worse, but we fight on

It is not just about honouring past victims. It is about battling those who want to take us backwards, says minister and civil rights activist Al Sharpton

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Could the right question bring some magic to your meetings?

Do you die a little every time you sit down with your workmates? Try asking them about their first ever concert, or the last time they blew up a balloon, writes Emma Beddington

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A new kind of gentrification is spreading through London – and emptying out schools

Thanks to ‘placemaking’, thriving communities are hollowing out, to be replaced by luxury apartments and expensive restaurants, says author Anna Minton

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OPINION - There's much to hate about SkinnyTok, but at least they're honest

Kate Moss famously said in 2009 that her motto was “nothing tastes as good as skinny feels”. It caused an uproar, and throughout the 2010s, “skinny” was a dirty word. Victoria’s Secret Angels like Candice Swanepoel identified as “strong, not skinny”, while the body positivity movement came to the fore.

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The turning point that wasn’t: the way the world talks about Israel’s war has changed. Nothing else has

An air of complicity has prompted new rhetoric from UK and EU leaders. But it won’t redeem them – or change history’s course, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Letting GPs like myself step up in ADHD care is a long-overdue reform. This change matters

I have seen lives transformed by the right treatments. This is not just a policy win – it’s a personal one

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It is in the West’s interest to prevent nations’ climate destruction – as well as its duty

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Wealthier countries owe their support, financial and practical, to those countries overwhelmingly impacted by climate disaster – not only because it is right but because it has far-reaching implications for global security

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The Guardian view on sentencing reform: a landmark chance for change

Editorial: David Gauke’s review gives penal policy in England and Wales a once-in-a-generation opportunity to move in more constructive direction

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The Guardian view on rising sea levels: adaptation has never been more urgent

Editorial: Stark warnings about threatened coastal areas should prompt fresh efforts to protect those most at risk

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Narcissism can’t always be fixed – but you can heal after being hurt by it

A narcissist’s shadow is a cold and lonely place to find oneself. What’s essential is to develop coping skills and management strategies

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How Trump has turbocharged a Canadian province’s quest for independence

At the very moment Canada needs to be united, Alberta has put the question of independence back on the table, says political science professor Lisa Young

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How will you remember your loved ones? With the nationwide Celebration Day – or by shouting at squirrels?

Every loss is different, and so is how we deal with it. When I asked my friends about their mourning rituals, they mentioned parties, dances, ice-creams on the seafront, writes Emma Beddington

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Passed over, targeted, fined – but is the magnificence of family carers finally being recognised?

Britain’s army of unpaid support has been excluded from the political conversation. I didn’t expect to find hope in a book by a party leader, writes Guardian columnist John Harris

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How did 2020’s Black Lives Matter movement change the world? Our panel responds

Five years ago, George Floyd was murdered by a police officer in Minneapolis. Writers and activists from Brazil to Berlin talk about the protests, hope and disappointment that followed

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OPINION - Help! I'm addicted to Vinted — it feels like my brain chemistry has been hijacked

How does the saying go? My name is Vicky, and I have a Vinted addiction.

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Trump refuses to accept that for Netanyahu and Putin forever war is the only option

The US president thought he could impose peace through sheer personality, but he didn’t reckon with two leaders with so much to lose, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

The Independent UK

We have a special obligation to Afghan heroes who fought alongside Britain

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As many as 2,000 Afghan special forces soldiers have been wrongly refused sanctuary in the UK

The Guardian - US

The shooting of Israeli embassy staffers was a stupid and horrific attack

The killing of two Israeli embassy staffers is unconscionable and does not advance the cause of Palestinian liberation

The Guardian - US

A Fox host’s ‘rules for being a man’: no leg-crossing, no public soup drinking

Jesse Watters’ list is so bizarre, it has me agreeing with Ted Cruz – and Watters’ show helps shape US politics

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I’m feasting on the contents of hedgerows like a horse in plimsolls – and I’ve never felt so healthy

Nettles, hedge garlic, sticky weed: Britain in May is a lush salad bar that I can’t hold back from, and it’s doing wonders for my skin, says journalist and author Nell Frizzell

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Dear America: women’s bodies are not state property

Adriana Smith, declared brain dead in February, is being kept alive because she’s pregnant. Where was the concern for her life while she was here?

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As Gaza’s children are bombed and starved, we watch – powerless. What is it doing to us as a society?

I thought we all believed in a collective responsibility towards children. This terrible conflict has made me question that, says Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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