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I decided to put my change into a cash-converting machine. Big mistake

The machine sought to claim both a transaction fee and a percentage of my change. Why would anyone agree to this, asks Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

New face, same problems: replacing Keir Starmer with Wes Streeting will do nothing to help Labour

Both share a fixation with process over project and have an absence of values, which can only result in a trail of broken promises, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

The real Reform voters have been revealed – it’s a slapdash coalition Farage will struggle to hold together

This is no single bloc marching under one ideology, or even a mass of ‘red-wall’ voters. What unites them is a desire for something different, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

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Sicily deserves better than the looming prospect of a giant bridge that will never get built

Troubled waters over the world’s longest suspension bridge are no surprise. The Italian government should be funding public services, says Florence-based writer Jamie Mackay

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Labour leadership speculation: a symptom of failure to define a governing purpose

Editorial: Downing Street briefings to flush out potential rivals have needlessly damaged the prime minister and raised the stakes around the budget

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on special Trump treatment for Hungary: roll on the next election

Editorial: As polls suggest that Viktor Orbán’s authoritarian rule is under threat, Brussels can only wait and hope

The Guardian - UK

Should I care what Sarah Jessica Parker thinks about books?

She swept all before her at the Booker prize ceremony, but I’m running out of patience with celebrity influence in publishing, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - UK

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OPINION - Poisoned chalice: Can anyone really lead the BBC in its current form?

Is absolute impartiality even achievable, asks Paul Kanareck

Evening Standard

Labour’s takedown of the Green party sums up the double standard that dogs our politics

Why is it that the politics of hope offered up by the left is dismissed as naive, while the policies of the centre and right are portrayed as all that is possible? asks Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

The Guardian - UK

A word of warning to the hounds circling Starmer: be careful what you wish for

With this level of unpopularity, the question of the PM’s future may seem simple. Yet what comes next could be nastily complicated, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Boyfriends are cringe. But is the #boysober trend a feminist reclamation or a neoconservative tilt?

Young women are rejecting the idea of emotional dependence on men. But as with any online feminist movement, it exists in tension

The Guardian - AU

OPINION - Keir Starmer has lost street cred and popularity: here's the real reason why

The Prime Minister has been too busy catching flights to notice his MPs have caught mutinous feelings

Evening Standard

Yes, New York will soon be under new management. But Zohran Mamdani is just the start

Lina Khan outraged corporates and conservatives as head of the Federal Trade Commission. Expect more of the same now she’s with the mayor-elect’s transition team, writes Carys Afoko

The Guardian - UK

The BBC’s editing error was serious, but the response is way out of proportion

The broadcaster should not cave to Trump’s demands

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Covid vaccines may increase the lifespan of cancer patients – this could be a game changer

A study suggests mRNA vaccines could help the body fight malignant cells, says Prof Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

The Guardian - UK

Labour is standing on a precipice: if it breaks its election promise on tax, it will never be trusted again

Ruling out tax rises in its 2024 manifesto was utterly reckless and will fan the flames of the far right, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

There’s a missing link in British public life – and it underpins crises from the BBC to our prisons

A declining sense of collective identity is corroding trust in our institutions and undermining democratic politics, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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The EU has let US tech giants run riot. Diluting our data law will only entrench their power

The GDPR is Europe’s defence against digital oligarchy and child harm. Deregulation plans are misguided, say Johnny Ryan and Georg Riekeles

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The Liberal party’s betrayal of younger voters on net zero isn’t just a moral failure – it’s electoral stupidity

For a Coalition desperate to prove it can govern again, ignoring millennials and gen Z is a curious kind of strategy

The Guardian - AU

Pregnancy after loss has shown me that love doesn’t end – it just changes shape

I’ve learned that grief and love can coexist, not as opposites but as two currents running in the same river

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Labour’s fiscal stance: it’s time to lay new foundations

Editorial: No chancellor has raised income tax since 1975, but voters may accept it if everyone contributes, the richest most of all, and the money pays for fairer, better services

The Independent UK

This BBC crisis is about more than one stupid error – to be saved, it must be reformed

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The state broadcaster has been struggling for years with its coverage of the most sensitive subjects, and bold changes must be made if it is to be rescued from its own worst instincts

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Fifa’s new ‘peace prize’: Gianni Infantino should concentrate on the day job

Editorial: The president of world football’s governing body should abandon geopolitical networking and address criticisms over World Cup ticketing

Evening Standard

OPINION - David Szalay is a genius and deserves the Booker Prize. But I believe the story has a forgotten source

Why has the author never acknowledged what he has done, asks David Sexton

The Guardian - UK

I’ve seen the BBC flat out on the canvas before. Brave journalism is the best way to hit back

The corporation is again being put to the test. Now is its chance to double down on reporting that serves the people of the UK, says former head of BBC TV News Roger Mosey

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