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BP names Meg O’Neill as new CEO after incumbent ousted

O’Neill, who has led Woodside Energy since 2021, will be oil and gas company’s first female chief executive

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Chelsea fight back to seal WCL quarter-final spot, Manchester United sink Juve

Chelsea sealed qualification for the quarter-finals with a 2-1 win in Wolfsburg, while Manchester United are seeded for the playoffs after defeating Juventus 1-0

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Boys to learn difference between porn and real life to tackle misogyny in England’s schools

Teachers to be given extra training as Keir Starmer warns ‘toxic ideas are taking hold early and going unchallenged’

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Lewis Miley heads dramatic late winner as holders Newcastle edge Fulham

Holders Newcastle moved into the semi-finals of the Carabao Cup after Lewis Miley’s stoppage-time winner gave them a 2-1 victory over Fulham

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Arsenal ease past Leuven but settle for Women’s Champions League playoffs

Arsenal won 3-0 against OH Leuven with Olivia Smith and Beth Mead on target, but finished just outside the quarter-final qualification places in the WCL table

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Manchester City into Carabao Cup semis as Cherki and Savinho see off Brentford

A fine finish from Rayan Cherki and Savinho’s deflected finish completed Manchester City’s win as they set up a semi-final clash with Newcastle

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Parents of sextortion victim sue Meta for alleged wrongful death

Exclusive: Lawsuit is the first UK case of its kind, with Ros and Mark Dowey accusing Meta of ‘putting profit before our young people’

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MPs warn that UK agreements with Donald Trump are ‘built on sand’

Exclusive: Health select committee chair says UK government’s ‘naive belief’ Trump is a good faith actor ‘could cost UK taxpayer billions’

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Some of England’s most-deprived councils to get funding boost in new deal

Manchester, Bradford and outer London boroughs among those to receive increases ministers hope will ‘restore pride’

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Council funding deal: who are the winners and losers – and will tax bills rise?

Cash is now being distributed using a new Fair Funding formula that gives greater weighting to local authorities with high ‘deprivation’ scores

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Ineos chemicals plant is saved. But what is the strategy for the rest of heavy industry?

Argument for ensuring ethylene production at Grangemouth is strong, yet policymaking on deindustrialisation is disjointed

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If he never returns, Terence Crawford’s legacy as one of boxing’s greats is secure

The ring’s standout problem-solver steps away from ‘competition’ on his own terms and with an unblemished record across five divisions

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The Guardian view on another green U-turn in Brussels: going slow on car-industry targets is a road to nowhere

Editorial: The European Commission’s proposals to water down a 2035 ban on new petrol and diesel cars will store up major problems for the future

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The Guardian view on Australia’s social media ban: dragging tech companies into action

Editorial: Children under the age of 16 needed protecting and the moral argument wasn’t winning. Government regulation can change the terms of debate

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Manchester City 2-0 Brentford, Newcastle 2-1 Fulham: Carabao Cup quarter-finals – as they happened

Brentford and Fulham gave it their best, but Manchester City and Newcastle did enough to set up a semi-final showdown

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Wolfsburg 1-2 Chelsea, Leuven 0-3 Arsenal, Juventus 0-1 Manchester United: WCL league phase finale – as it happened

Chelsea made it to the quarter-finals with a win over Wolfsburg while Arsenal and Manchester United secured their spot in the playoffs

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Storytellers: how the world’s oldest job became the hottest new corporate job title

Big tech, retailers and compliance firms are hiring people to ‘own the narrative’. But what do they actually mean by that?

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Rights group challenges trans-inclusive swimming policy at Hampstead Heath

Allowing entry on the basis of self-identification of gender rather than biological sex is unlawful, high court told

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Palestine Action-linked hunger striker Qesser Zuhrah taken to hospital

Protesters had gathered outside prison to demand 20-year-old, who is on day 46, receive urgent medical attention

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Antony Price, ultra-glam designer for Duran Duran, Bowie and Roxy Music, dies aged 80

The great maverick image-maker, who was praised for inventing ‘result-wear’ yet only staged six shows, was adored by stars and Queen Camilla – and cut Mick Jagger’s Gimme Shelter trousers in his first job

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From Nvidia to OpenAI, Silicon Valley woos Westminster as ex-politicians take tech firm roles

Commons committee monitoring revolving door that gave jobs to George Osborne, Nick Clegg and Tony Blair

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Into the void: inside the 19 December Guardian Weekly

Trump’s erosion of the rules-based order. Plus: From climate to culture, 2025 in review

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Will resident doctors lose support over latest strike?

Letters: Karen Ford says strike action is set to continue because of political posturing, while an NHS consultant worries about the deteriorating relationship among colleagues. Plus letters from John Sowerby, Dr Mussaddaq Iqbal, Gill Kelly and a final-year medical student

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Population growth is as concerning as overconsumption

Letter: Robin Maynard reponds to an article by George Monbiot

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When ‘How are you?’ becomes a painful question to answer

Letters: Mark Cottle, who has metastatic prostate cancer, responds to an article by Carolin Würfel

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