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OPINION - Why it's good for us to see Pope Francis's body — and anyway he looks better than Pope Benedict did

If you look at Vatican TV live right now, you’ll see a queue of people lining up inside St Peter’s basilica to visit the coffin at the top with the body of Pope Francis. It’s open and you can see the corpse…looking a bit grey, it must be said, but…

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Inside Labour’s top-secret plan for new towns, I see signs of hope

Vision and patience are vital if past mistakes are to be avoided, but the rewards for the country could be immeasurable, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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While secularism is growing in Australia, Anzac commemorations remain fervently Christian

There is no doubt many soldiers took solace in their predominant Christian faiths amid the horrors of Gallipoli – but times change as do religious affiliations

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A new deal with the EU is exactly what Britain needs. Here’s how Labour will achieve it

This isn’t about politics – it’s about pragmatism. Working with our allies will make British people safer, more secure and more prosperous, says Nick Thomas-Symonds, minister for EU relations

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I’ll never play golf like Rory McIlroy. But maybe he can teach me how to live with my mistakes

I need to stop dwelling on everything I get wrong, from sending my ball into the drink to squeezing the wrong bottom, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

The Republican anti-tax coalition is beginning to disintegrate

For half a century, the GOP has embraced tax cuts for the rich. But as Americans turn against the idea, the party is divided

The Guardian - US

Dozens of my family have been killed by Israel in Gaza, and now Ziyad, too. Only one thing gives me solace

My cousin smiled at everyone, bought my son candies, rushed to help when the bombs fell. All that ended on Friday night, says Ghada Ageel, visiting professor at the University of Alberta

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Donald Trump wants celebrities to kiss the ring. Bill Maher did: who’ll be next?

After the apparent defanging of the once critical talkshow host, can the president get more stars onside? asks Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - UK

Labour’s great nature sellout is the worst attack on England’s ecosystems I’ve seen in my lifetime

The horrifying planning bill, which rips up environmental protections, was drafted with CEOs in mind. We know because Keir Starmer told us, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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The EU fined Apple and Meta – but failed to really hold them to account. Was that to appease Trump?

Instead of bazooka-level fines on global turnover, this €700m was no more than a slap on the wrist. It’s a missed opportunity, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

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A high school singing audition inspired by Flashdance haunted me for years – until I found my voice again

My singing voice is rarely tested, except for the occasional Happy Birthday. But a music festival choir singalong changed everything

The Guardian - AU

Rachel Reeves has been dealt a tough hand – she must hold her nerve

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The chancellor must resist the siren calls of higher borrowing or deeper public spending cuts and instead look at windfall taxes on big tech companies and banks

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The Guardian view on the UK supreme court’s equality ruling: a clear legal line, a blurred social one

Editorial: A legal milestone that’s raising questions about how transgender Britons will be able to navigate public spaces

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The Guardian view on US-Russian talks: Trump wants a deal, whatever it means for Ukraine

Editorial: Washington, like Moscow, prefers bilateral talks to a wider diplomatic process. Kyiv and other European governments are rightly alarmed

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OPINION - I'm queer and Keir Starmer's trans rights U-turn chills me to the bone

Are you really surprised the Prime Minister turned on trans women at the first opportunity?

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Trump’s an unstable bully – but it’s hard to defend the economic orthodoxies he is attacking

With Rachel Reeves in the US, some clarity is needed: the global economy has been mismanaged and the Federal Reserve does deserve criticism, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

The Guardian - UK

I loathe pigeons. You wouldn’t believe what they do to my downpipe

These noisy, filthy, feral creatures make my life a misery. Is there really no way to get rid of them, asks Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - US

What is America’s pro-natalism movement really about?

Pro-natalists aren’t actually interested in making motherhood easier by offering things like affordable childcare. So what is their aim?

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What did Pope Francis think of JD Vance? His view was more than clear

Francis was as outspoken as could be without naming names, when he criticized Vance in his February letter to US bishops

The Guardian - UK

Why is the US right so obsessed with the Obamas’ marriage?

Conservative commentators can’t stand the idea that people they loathe can live fulfilling lives

The Guardian - UK

The global south has lost its pope. The world has lost its conscience

He was no liberal, but Francis embodied a spirit of international solidarity that is in alarmingly short supply, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

The Guardian - AU

The Coalition’s defence plans are a kneejerk, impossible dream when what we need is achievable policy

Increased spending is just another way of throwing up our hands, refusing to deal with the present and showing our inability to deal with the future

The Guardian - UK

The most gripping thing I’m watching on my phone? Swedish moose migrating in real time

No music, no script, no narration, no editing – slow TV like this is exactly the balm we need these days, says journalist Claire Cohen

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage thinks net zero is the new Brexit. Starmer can prove him wrong

Labour must deliver the green transition voters want, leaving Reform and the Tories on the side of economic decline and dictators, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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The left is rising, and the far right is reeling. Will I finally see the Finland I dreamed of?

My adopted home has been a dark place of late. But in last week’s local elections, voters raised hopes of a more progressive future, says educator Mike Watson

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