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Dow chemical company holds all the cards on the Brazos River. Part of the Observer's "Drifting Toward Disaster" series on Texas waterways.

Texas Observer

Home Office faces legal action over children missing from UK asylum hotels

Charity alleges placing unaccompanied children in hotels is ‘unlawful’ and a national scandal

The Guardian - UK

‘What comes across clearly is the emotional cost of migration’: Windrush commemorated in books

Seventy-five years after the Empire Windrush brought one of the first groups of Caribbean migrants to Britain, a number of titles examine the experiences of that generation

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‘Our hopes were so high’: the women who caught the mood of the Good Friday deal look back, 25 years on

When the agreement was endorsed, the joy of two women was an emblem of boundless optimism on our front page. They talk about what’s happened since

The Guardian - UK

‘Sold a dream’: migrant workers at children’s care chain left without pay for months

They came to fill gaps in a sector desperate for staff. Now an Observer investigation finds Indian nurses stuck in debt and despair, and wounded by broken promises

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of Afghan refugees in UK set to be made homeless

Downing Street crisis meeting hears that about 8,000 who arrived under Operation Warm Welcome will be evicted this summer with nowhere to go

The Guardian - UK

Furious Tories turn against Boris Johnson after ‘bias’ outburst

MPs tell Rishi Sunak that the former PM must not be allowed to stand again, while Johnson ally Nigel Adams quits and triggers third byelection

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No sex on the beach, please: Dutch town tells nude sunbathers to put a lid on lust

The local authority in Veere has put up warning signs after a wave of complaints about frisky visitors to the nature reserve

The Guardian - UK

Unionized Texas Journalists Face Biggest Opponent Yet: Gannett

On Monday, Austin American-Statesman workers went on strike against Gannett. “I think that today is just a warning shot,” said one.

Texas Observer

The Awful 88th

Losers during the 88th session of the legislature included taxpayers, teachers, trans youths, and anyone who uses electricity.

Texas Observer

Texas Republicans Refuse to Condemn Allen Shooter’s Extremist Beliefs

When it comes to the hypermasculine, nationalist beliefs of the Allen shooter, Texas Republicans find themselves caught in a bind.

Texas Observer

An Uneasy Inheritance: My Family and Other Radicals by Polly Toynbee review – the genes, the dreams

In this heartfelt memoir, the columnist considers how a century-long commitment to human improvement inspired her family

The Guardian - UK

Auction houses and dealers failing to cooperate with investigators over stolen items, says expert

Specialist in recovery of missing and looted art and antiques accuses businesses of protecting commissions and fees ahead of restoring legal ownership

The Guardian - UK

UK mental health charities handed sensitive data to Facebook for targeted ads

Embedded tracking tool revealed details of users’ visits to content on depression, self-harm and eating disorders

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Daily Record

Scots villagers welcome re-opening of bridge after being cut-off for almost two years

Residents and businesses in Croftamie, Stirlingshire, this week welcomed the re-opening of the Catterburn Brudge after it was shut for 21 months due to a collapse.

Evening Standard

Guardian bosses under fire over sexual harassment claims against top writer

A former Guardian journalist said she made a complaint in 2018 about columnist Nick Cohen ‘groping her in the newsroom’

The Week

Nick Cohen, Phillip Schofield and British media’s own #MeToo reckoning

Sections of the British media have been accused of a “cover-up” following revelations about Phillip Schofield’s conduct at ITV and allegations against newspaper commentator Nick Cohen.

Edinburgh Live

Young Scottish teen tragically dies after taking MDMA at house party

At just the age of 16, Ellie Anderson-Park tragically died after taking MDMA at a house party. Her grieving mother says her life is tinged with sadness as the drug supplier avoids jail.

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The Guardian - UK

An Uneasy Inheritance by Polly Toynbee review – living up to high ideals

What happens when good intentions meet good fortune? Politics melds with personal drama in this candid family history

The National (Scotland)

Top journalist 'given cash pay-out and secrecy' amid sexual harassment probe

A STAR columnist in London’s political media scene was confidentially handed a “big cash payment” in return for stepping down amid a hushed-up…

The Guardian - UK

‘It would be a betrayal to back down now’: university pay row reaches new level of acrimony

As the stalemate continues, union infighting has added a new dimension while universities are threatening to dock pay

The Guardian - UK

I was writing a book about Rachmaninov in exile when my own world changed for ever

In lockdown, the Observer’s classical music critic began work on a book about the Russian composer’s later years. Then war, and events in her own life, began to reshape the narrative

The Guardian - UK

Firms fined most by regulators still on UK government’s list of top suppliers

Observer reveals that companies are getting big contracts in spite of paying penalties for corruption or fraud

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s a tax on disability’: rising English social care costs force many into debt

As outgoings exceed income, people can’t afford to pay for the support they need along with normal expenses

The Guardian - UK

The Red Berets ride to the rescue of New York subway commuters, 1979

Help was at hand for ‘the worst routes, the least well-lit stations and the poorest, most violent neighbourhoods’. By Emma Beddington

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