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First it was family, now it’s a feud. But even in meltdown, Brand Beckham is raking it in

Brooklyn and his wife Nicola have fallen out with the rest of the multimedia-lifestyle-industrial-complex. Luckily, it’s all being kept very private, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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OPINION - The 'sunbed wars' and the snobs who hate British tourists

When holidaying abroad, my family and I have a strict morning routine: divide and conquer. Half to the breakfast buffet, half to the pool — or rather, the battlefield. In this arena, my father is our elected warrior, not out of dated gender ideals but simply pragmatism: he is our…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Ode to Princess Anne - the royal who's ‘not bloody likely’ to stop any time soon

Princess Anne marks her 75th birthday with a lifetime of unyielding duty and devotion to the monarchy, embodying its unsentimental core

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इंडिपेंडेंस डे विशेष: नए मिलेनिया में विकसित भारत का सपना धुंधलाने न पाए

2005 के 59वें स्वतंत्रता दिवस के जश्न के कुछ हफ़्ते बाद सितंबर में मूसलाधार बारिश वाले एक दिन, मुझे मुंबई में अपनी पहली नौकरी का मौका मिला. वो मौसम आत्मविश्वास से भरी अकड़ का था. भारत "अगला चीन" था, शेयर बाजार तेजी से चढ़ रहा था और आशावाद मानसून की…

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China and Britain shared a mission to fight aggression and fascism. And we can work together today

As we remember VJ Day, let us also recall a spirit that can help us combat regional instability and climate change, says Zheng Zeguang, Chinese ambassador to the UK

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Remember when having women in power was supposed to change everything?

The careers of Sturgeon, Merkel and Ardern show how foolish it is to idealise leaders just for being women, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Loneliness is rife among young men. It’s time to get offline and talk to each other

It’s tempting to scoff, but don’t dismiss the data. Modern man’s failure to forge real, meaningful friendships is bad for everyone, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

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India’s enduring patriotic songs: When music becomes the nation’s memory

Picture this scene from the 1957 classic Pyaasa: Guru Dutt’s character Vijay, drunk and dejected, wanders through the narrow lanes of a red-light district.

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In Manipur, I-Day boycott used to be a diktat. This time, it’s about disillusionment

It was the mid-‘80s. Independence Day was a holiday. I wanted to go out, play with my friends. But my mother sternly said, “Don’t go out today…who knows what will happen. Bombs may explode and what not.” That warning still rings in my ears every Independence Day.

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Amid the chaos after the fall of Kabul, two men became my lifeline

Exactly four years later, our reunion in the safety of my new home in Melbourne was sweet

The Guardian - AU

This is a moment for European leaders to decide what they want

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: When Putin declares victory, as now looks likely, the question of how willing the ‘coalition of the willing’ will be in its continued defence of Ukraine is a crucial one that few seem ready to answer – and one on which Keir Starmer must continue to…

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The Guardian view on Keir Starmer and the Ukraine summit: a pivot point for Labour policy too

Editorial: The prime minister says foreign and domestic policy must be more closely unified. The problem is that he is failing to do it

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The Guardian view on singling out the ethnicity of suspects: fuelling the fire, not dousing the flames

Editorial: Tackling disinformation is a laudable goal, but routine disclosure of the origins of those charged will create more problems than it solves

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Trump’s DC takeover is a move of staggering hypocrisy

Donald Trump is concocting a drama in DC because he would like us to really stop talking about the Epstein files

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The UK tech sector is booming – but the government must do more to support it

The UK tech sector has never been more important, writes Chris Blackhurst. Now they need backing to increase their access to funds and future growth

Evening Standard

OPINION - If you think A Level results are unfair, I've got some news for you

If teenagers haven’t already absorbed that life is unfair, they’ll register it by the time they’re 18 and find that everyone around them thinks that their entire future hangs on three little letters, or maybe four, these being the grades they got at A-level or its equivalent today. You may…

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As thousands more teenagers scramble for university places, I have to ask – why?

Student debt increasing, graduate salaries dropping, high-skilled jobs thin on the ground – higher education in the UK is a mess, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Renting has robbed me of precious cat years. So I’ve turned to pet-sitting to fill the void

To ward off becoming a crazy catless lady, I look after other people’s pets while they’re away

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If your food is policed, housing denied, identity questioned, is it freedom?

As India enters its 79th year, the questions of who the Republic belongs to and who belongs in the country stare its citizens in the face in multiple ways. The day has somehow come to be one of enforced vegetarianism, with several municipal bodies across the country ordering the closure…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Toxic beauty standards could be the reason I finally say goodbye to LA

As I pushed my 40-year-old skin up my face in the mirror, to see if I would look better with it stretched across my cheekbones, past my ears … I suddenly shuddered and uttered to myself: “You have got to get out of here.”

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Maga star Katie Miller’s new podcast reeks of toxic femininity. I listened so you don’t have to

The ex-Doge staffer and wife of Stephen Miller says she wants to reach conservative women – and her first guest is JD Vance

The Guardian - UK

Cheer up, Ice Cube, your War of the Worlds movie may be really bad, but it’s not worthless

Awful clunkers occasionally emerge from both Hollywood and Bollywood, but I have found value in most cinematic calamities, says student Saranka Maheswaran

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The most romantic place on earth? It has to be a sleeper train

The low-key glamour of watching the sunset in the buffet car and being woken with a bowl of porridge just can’t be beat

Evening Standard

OPINION - Hate giving personal details to strangers? That's why we need digital ID

It’s a dance we’ve all done. Perhaps you’re renting a flat, or applying for a new mobile phone contract. The time comes to prove that you are who you say you are, that you live where you say you do and that you have the right to do everything you…

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The enormity of the attacks on Ukraine is impossible to grasp. Let me show you the horror of a single day

The rumble, the explosions and the deaths: they are so frequent that they seem normal. It’s a fight to protect our homes, our cities and the psyche, says author Oleksandr Mykhed

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