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Memo to Harry: megaphone diplomacy isn’t working. You could write to your dad – it only costs a stamp

The reaction to the prince’s BBC interview highlights his error in thinking he is anyone’s priority. Time for a reality check, says former Guardian royal correspondent Stephen Bates

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Let’s be clear: this Conservative party is dead. Those who killed it should own up so we can move on

The local elections wipeout proves that out-Reforming Reform cannot and does not work. Both Tories – and Labour – need to rethink hard and fast, says writer and former Conservative MP Justine Greening

The Guardian - UK

Here’s a radical way to save England’s collapsing justice system: get rid of juries

We’re saddled with an archaic system. As record numbers of trials stall and costs soar, it’s time for us to ditch this relic, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Census delay cuts access to subsidised foodgrain for 120 million Indians

The Census is now four years overdue, and the budget for the exercise has been slashed indicating further delays. This is even as millions of Indians are left without access to subsidised foodgrain, pushing them to the brink of food insecurity. Evidence shows that entitlements under the Public Distribution System…

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Labor must heed the warnings wrapped up in its election win. Young voters are crying out for action

Gen Z want the government to address the big structural problems: housing supply, inequality and climate

The Guardian - AU

Even though they have control of 10 councils, Reform may find that running them as they want is a lot harder than they think

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Now that Nigel Farage’s party has a foothold, the country will be able to judge them on what they do, not just on what they say

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The Guardian view on Israel’s aid blockade of Gaza: hunger as a weapon of war

Editorial: Conditions are increasingly desperate. The resumption of humanitarian relief is essential to save civilian lives

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The Liberal party’s massive defeat leaves it in dire straits. Where to from here?

The party will need to think long and hard about their history if they are to find a way out of their current mess

The Guardian - AU

In a culture obsessed with positive thinking, can letting go be a radical act?

Beyond self-help mantras like ‘Let them’, radical acceptance shows us the value in learning how to truly accept life just the way it is

The Guardian - AU

Labour promised trans people dignity. I am not sure it knows the meaning of the word

The terror I felt after coming out as a trans woman was assuaged by the acceptance I encountered in the real world. Someone should let our policymakers know, says football writer and broadcaster Nicky Bandini

The Guardian - UK

Do we ever stop feeling anxious, angry or sad about relationships? Not if my older friends are any guide

The generations are more segregated than ever. Yet we have so much in common, writes Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

The English question now isn’t about Reform or party politics: it’s the rage that means we can’t talk to each other any more

My time in Lincolnshire highlighted our country’s most serious problem: the disconnection that means solutions can’t be reached, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Have you followed Trump’s 100-day disaster? Try this quiz!

Chainsaws, lawsuits and thundering silence – but no mention of the words ‘my bad’

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Geography has given the US unrivaled security. Trump is destroying it

The US’s greatest strategic advantage is its friendly neighbors. But its ties to Canada and Mexico are being undermined

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Baby food pouch hysteria? It’s just another way of making mothers feel guilty

We need a society that supports parents and makes good food choices achievable – not more lecturing of exhausted mums, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Evening Standard

OPINION - Susan Hall is back — and Sadiq Khan and Labour should be very worried

She was once dubbed “the one Sadiq Khan fears”. The phrase was splashed on billboards, blared from vans and echoed across social media. For a while, Susan Hall was everywhere. But it was more than just a line, it was a warning. A warning to a Mayor who had coasted…

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It’s right to remember the dead of 1939-45. But keep the anger about current wars too

Around the globe, conflict is spreading – but it’s too often going ignored. Are we simply overwhelmed by the scale of it, asks Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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Talk of replacing Kemi Badenoch is a distraction from the Tory party’s real problems

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Yet another change of leader would only make the Conservative Party’s predicament worse

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Forget Swedish death cleaning, letting go is hard – even when it’s just a jacket

It would now be easier for us if Dad had sorted things before he died but the process of emptying his house allowed me to see him differently

The Guardian - US

Will Jeffrey Epstein’s victims ever get justice?

Five years after the sex offender’s death, the only person to have faced any real consequences is Ghislaine Maxwell

The Guardian - UK

Do yourself, the world and me a big favour: stop phone-filming at gigs

Recording concerts has become a compulsion for many. I’m resolving to put my device away and just dance: I hope others follow, says Guardian writer Jason Okundaye

The Guardian - UK

Labour alienated its core and failed to attract Reform voters. Now will Starmer change tack?

The local elections showed that voters feel betrayed. But in a party that brooks no dissent, that message isn’t getting through, says independent MP John McDonnell

The Guardian - UK

My VE Day was nothing like our image of it today. I hope we can honour what it really meant

Our street party tea was a muted celebration, full of uncertainty. Then, as now, we faced a long struggle towards a better world, says actor and writer Sheila Hancock

Evening Standard

OPINION - The US-China trade war is about to get worse — and it will get worse for Americans first

According to “many, many people”, Donald Trump told supporters this week, these have been “the most successful first 100 days of any administration in the history of our country”. Much depends on what “successful” means — and for whom. Anyone with a pension or who owns shares would struggle to…

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Prince Harry tells the BBC of his pain, and it’s queasy viewing. But who will switch it off?

Real-life anguish or confected entertainment? One thing is clear – the soap opera endures because millions still love to watch it, says Guardian columnist Hugh Muir

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