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Trump’s admiration for our royal family has given Starmer a unique playing card – he must use it well

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW : Editorial: It is all too easy to dismiss Donald Trump’s second state visit to Britain as an exercise in vacuous flummery. But it is a mark of the prime minister’s seriousness of purpose that he is able to put aside their differences to engage with the…

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The Guardian view on Labour and the economy: the legacy was grim but voters need hope, not excuses

Editorial: The prime minister and the chancellor are running out of time to convince their own MPs that they have a plan to turn things around

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Christianity and the UK far right: churches must stand up to the false prophets of division

Editorial: Symbols of Christian nationalism were prominent at last Saturday’s ‘unite the kingdom’ march. Their deployment had little to do with religious faith

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OPINION - Lily Collins looked painfully thin at New York Fashion Week — we need to talk about it

Why are we still pretending we can’t see when brands are profiting off a celebrity being visibly unwell?

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I know many are deeply opposed to Trump’s visit. But Keir Starmer doesn’t have that luxury

The choice for governments around the world is clear: engage, or fall beneath the US president’s wheel. For now, Britain must do the former, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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What’s the best way to apologise? I’m sorry, but I disagree with the newest suggestion...

A research paper says people are more likely to believe you if you use long words when asking for forgiveness. I prefer to keep it simple

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Australia’s failure of diplomacy in PNG shows we can’t – and won’t – understand our Pacific neighbours

Our foreign policy mindset is a function of our dependence on America and fear of China, while we talk down to our ‘Pacific family’ and remain deaf to their global warming concerns

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Now, more proof that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. How can western governments still refuse to act?

The UN commission of inquiry’s report makes it almost impossible for Israel – and its allies – to maintain the narrative that criticism of it is part of an antisemitic plot, says author Steve Crawshaw

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I left the Tommy Robinson rally with the worrying realisation: this movement is only going to get bigger

Some in Whitehall were aggressive, some openly racist – but more still felt this far-right gathering was the only place they could be heard, says Guardian journalist Helen Pidd

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OPINION - London's rough sleeping crisis is far more than just a housing issue

The cold snap of autumn is already here. As Chief Executive of the homelessness charity St Mungo’s, this always reminds me of the first outreach shift I ever did.

Evening Standard

It’s not all lies, lies, lies with Trump – sometimes he’s unnervingly honest

As the US president comes to the UK, let’s give credit where it’s due: he wasn’t lying when he said smart people don’t like him, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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OPINION - Gilles Peterson: Don't write off London's dance scene just yet

This weekend as I made my way down to Broadcasting House for my 6 Music show I encountered a tense and uncomfortable energy in the air as crowds gathered under dark storm clouds.

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Keir Starmer is betting everything on an America that doesn’t exist any more

Cosying up to Trump is an all-in gamble. Britain should be building better relations with more reliable allies closer to home, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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If Labour admitted there is a genocide in Gaza, it would have to admit its own hand in it

From publicly shunning British Palestinians, to supplying parts for fighter jets, Labour looks increasingly out of step with international opinion, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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We tried to wish Modiji in TOI. Here’s why we failed

Did you hear? September 17 is approaching, and the governmental machinery has synchronised its calendars for one glorious purpose: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 75th birthday.

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We must not let the shooting of Charlie Kirk become Trump’s Reichstag fire

Take heed from European history: this could be the pretext for the repression of the US president’s political opponents, says Belgian author and philosopher David Van Reybrouck

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The tragedy of charging Israel with genocide

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As the UN rules on the criminality of the conflict in Gaza, the world’s only Jewish state finds itself isolated and at odds with the West

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After the far right’s march on our streets, Londoners must show Trump we reject his politics of fear

These are dark times, but those who seek to divide us will not win. The capital’s soul and spirit are as inclusive and optimistic as ever, says London mayor Sadiq Khan

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The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s Ukraine strategy: talking tough and doing very little isn’t working

Editorial: Last week’s incursion into Polish territory by Russian drones was an ominous escalation. But the US president keeps finding reasons not to act

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The Guardian view on the UN’s genocide finding: Britain – and the world – can no longer look away

Editorial: A UN commission has found Israel’s war in Gaza ranks among history’s greatest crimes. The UK government must stop hiding behind legal fictions and recognise the reality

Evening Standard

OPINION - Music journalism has lost its edge – or has it?

Music journalism has lost its edge, wrote Kelefa Sanneh in the New Yorker recently, causing a huge stir online amongst critics and music fans. Was the age of witty and brutal music journalism dead, they wondered? Are we doomed to fawning, ever-positive album and live show reviews for evermore?

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OPINION - What Owen Cooper’s Emmy says about what we stand to lose

On Sunday, a 15-year-old from Manchester made TV history. Owen Cooper became the youngest male actor ever to win an Emmy, for his performance in Adolescence. In his acceptance speech he thanked The Drama Mob, the local drama school where he started out just a few years ago.

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Just when Keir Starmer thought he’d got Jeffrey Epstein off his plate – look who’s coming to dinner

After a tough week for Labour, Donald Trump is touching down for a state visit. Let’s hope the PM can stomach it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Yes, British democracy is under threat – from Musk and his billions, not desperate people on small boats

Tesla’s boss has already done his best to destabilise the US, Canada and Germany. Keir Starmer needs to push back, says Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi

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Birth control: why are influencers turning away from the pill and towards natural contraceptive methods?

Claims on social media feeds are that synthetic hormones cause infertility and affect romantic choices. Experts say unintended pregnancies have reached ‘concerning levels’

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