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Serious Fraud Office makes three arrests after dawn raids in bribery investigation

Individuals at British firm Blu-3 alleged to have paid more than £3m to former associates at Mace Group construction company

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Doctors want to become GPs, and they want to see you

Letters: Thousands of doctors who applied to train as GPs are rejected each year due to lack of training posts, says one expert, while Dr David Jeffrey says doctors want more patient contact

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Stonewall’s policy of ‘no debate’ on trans rights was a mistake

Letters: The LGBTQ+ rights charity’s former head Ben Summerskill and the parent of a trans-identifying young person respond to coverage of the recent supreme court ruling

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Planning and infrastructure bill is not a ‘great nature sellout’

Letter: Mary Creagh MP responds to a piece by George Monbiot and says the bill is a win-win for people and for nature recovery

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Youth experience in Britain on a charity worker visa

Brief letters: Charity volunteers | The magic of kitchen objects | Bread on the table | Vegan amore divino | M&S cyber-attack

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How did Djurgården end up in a European semi-final against Chelsea?

The Swedish side are clearly underdogs but they are still capable of hurting their Conference League opponents

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James Maddison hungry to repay loyal Spurs fans with Europa League glory

Speaking before the semi-final first leg against Bodø/Glimt, James Maddison said he wants to reward Tottenham’s fans by winning the Europa League

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‘Ugly, old-fashioned, weird’: the baby names that set grandparents’ teeth on edge

One in five grandparents has struggled to come to terms with a grandchild’s name, according to a survey from Gransnet. Poor old Aurora, Tabitha, Elijah and Finn

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Reform UK served with legal papers over bullying allegations

MP Rupert Lowe’s staff taking legal action over party’s internal report on bullying claims

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Wizz Jones obituary

Guitarist, singer and songwriter who performed with John Renbourn, Bert Jansch and Ralph McTell

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New wave of tactical voting to ‘stop Reform’ and hamper Farage in local elections

Exclusive: Rival political parties use suggestion of a Reform-Conservative alliance to target votes from centrist Tories

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Titus Andronicus review – Simon Russell Beale is sublime amid epic horrors

Echoes of Gaza and Guantanamo ripple through the violence of Shakespeare’s paradoxically poetic play, immaculately staged by the RSC

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Bank of England backs scheme to put more economics teachers into state schools

Initial training to be offered in north-west England, as report shows disparities in access to the subject

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Carducci Quartet review – terror and tumult as Shostakovich focus widens

The group were joined by the Elmore, Kyan and Oculus quartets to perform three of Shostakovich’s quartets alongside a newer work by Elena Firsova

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‘No one knew what to do’: power cuts bring chaos, connection and revaluation of digital dependency

People share their experiences of Monday’s massive power outage across Spain, Portugal and parts of France that upended modern life

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Damien Thomas obituary

Film character actor who also appeared in the 1980 US TV mini-series of Shogun and in Tenko and House of Cards in the UK

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It’s the anti net-zero, anti-woke Tony Blair – how was this man ever considered a progressive?

The former PM has form when it comes to pushing corporate interests and meeting populists halfway, writes Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Shoes on at home or shoes off? If you care about your health, it’s a no-brainer

One study reported that 96% of shoes carry coliform bacteria, commonly found in faecal matter. So why is it so uncool to ask visitors to take them off, writes Polly Hudson

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Letter: Elizabeth Sclater obituary

Andrew Gunn writes: Consideration of the needs of people with disabilities and the processes involved in managing inclusive design lead to more effective designs

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Met officer cleared of murdering Chris Kaba to face misconduct proceedings

Police watchdog says Martyn Blake, who shot 24-year-old in south London in 2022, will have gross misconduct hearing

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Tifo sets tone as Arsenal underwhelm on their big night in Europe

In today’s Football Daily: are Arsenal going to be down and out in Paris?

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In C review – Sasha Waltz matches Terry Riley’s 1964 classic with a minimalist community

The choreographer pairs the semi-improvised score with similarly loose structures that reflect on collective action and identity

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People in the US: share your recent experiences of receiving Social Security benefits

We would like to hear from US Social Security benefit recipients and agency workers about their experiences under the Trump administration

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The fly-tipped sofa: how an abandoned couch changed a small village – in pictures

Why did an unloved two-seater become both an art project and a tourist attraction? Photographer Alex Elton-Wall explains all

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RFU ‘old farts’ council could be scrapped in radical governance shake-up

The RFU council – the decision-making body infamously dubbed ‘57 old farts’ by Will Carling – is likely to be scrapped in a radical governance shake-up

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