UK paying £56,000 for each person returned to France under ‘one in one out’ scheme
Home secretary defends cost, saying it is about the same or cheaper than putting someone up in a hotel for a year The…
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Belfast teenager whose body was found in storm drain ‘failed by the PSNI’
Not enough evidence to explain circumstances of Noah Donohoe’s death, partly due to police mistakes, inquest finds An…
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Houthis threaten more Saudi strikes as UN warns of humanitarian crisis in Yemen
Estimated 100,000 Yemenis displaced amid renewed fighting as Qatar sounds alarm over Bab al-Mandab strait Saudi cities…
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Top Democrat on House oversight panel investigating Trump Jr wedding party bankrolled by Russian oligarch
Robert Garcia expresses concern over ‘any possible foreign entanglement’ between White House and Umar Kremlev Robert…
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‘Every magazine cover needs to seduce’: designers pick their favourites
From a timeless portrait of Lana Del Rey to an alternative guide to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, experts unpick what…
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Bridesmaid proposals: a sweet gesture – or another way to make weddings ludicrously expensive?
Being a bridesmaid is a big commitment. Now, asking prospective candidates is becoming an event in itself, sometimes…
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There are two kinds of people in this world: hosts and guests. Nobody can be both | Polly Hudson
My hosting persona is an edgier version of Manuel from Fawlty Towers. Invite me to yours, however, and I am a nonstop…
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Don’t decide the BBC’s fate behind closed doors | Letter
The details of the BBC charter renewal are too important to be negotiated in secret, writes Phil Harding, a former…
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Music education is powerful, yet its provision is frail | Letters
Elizabeth Williams and Luke Madams respond to an article by Robert Ames in which he argues that doors are closing for…
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UK retirees with no other income will not pay tax on new £13,000 state pension, No 10 says
Average wages rose by 3.9% in three months to July, signalling pensioners will receive uplift of same percentage in…
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Russian warship fires flares at Danish helicopter as Nato jets shoot down drone over Lithuania
Ursula von der Leyen says incidents ‘part of broader pattern of Russian aggression and provocation against Europe’ A…
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Gua sha looks good on Instagram – but is it worth the hype or a waste of time? | Antiviral
The practice does increase blood flow to parts of the body but experts say this isn’t necessarily a health benefit: ‘A…
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Grey’s Anatomy: the steamy and often thrilling medical drama is still endlessly watchable
It launched the careers of Sandra Oh and Katherine Heigl, popularised terms like ‘vajayjay’ and even managed to make…
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Tell us your highlights from the documentary series 7 Up
We would like to hear about your favourite moments and storylines from the documentary series As the 7 Up documentary…
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When is an ebike not an ebike? When it has a powerful illegal engine. Get this menace off our roads | Peter Walker
As a cyclist I want the authorities to act with clarity. Lime bikes and renters can be annoying, but the true threat is…
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Opposition to Mamdani’s 9/11 remembrance was painful to witness | Francine Prose
A petition against the mayor’s presence reeked of Islamophobia – and ran counter to the sense of togetherness that…
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Raheem Sterling could face prison for reckless driving while using nitrous oxide
Ex-England footballer pleads guilty and admits to failing to provide a specimen as he appears in court Raheem Sterling…
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A smiling shepherd, 24-hour prayer and a mountain fresco: photos of the day – Tuesday
The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world Continue reading...
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‘I created my mom and talk to her’: AI ghosts and deathslop are changing the way we mourn
The rise of AI-generated tributes and bots for ‘talking’ to the dead has experts concerned more people will grieve in…
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Researchers warn social media driving harmful misuse of Alzheimer’s blood tests
Exclusive: Screening if used alone risks leading people to believe they are inevitably going to develop dementia Follow…
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Polling turns politics into one big game. There are too many of them – and that does us no good | Jonathan Liew
Surely that’s the lesson the Reform polling furore should teach us. Politics should be about actually helping people,…
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Why this AI doomsday warning from former Anthropic researcher broke through
Last week, researcher Jacob Coxon announced his resignation from Anthropic, stating that AI ‘could kill us all by the…
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No, collagen won’t make your wrinkles disappear - video
Collagen powders, gummies and pills have boomed in popularity in recent years boosted by claims that they smooth…
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Imran Khan’s sons accuse Pakistani army chief of vendetta against imprisoned father
Kasim and Sulaiman Khan tell Guardian they believe ex-PM is being ‘slowly killed’ by harsh treatment, driven by Asim…
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More than 1,000 women invested in companies at heart of Britain’s slave trade
Women used profits from trafficking of enslaved Africans to secure their families’ futures, research reveals More than…
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‘Just be aware of what you’re spending’: budget hints for students
The cost of living crisis hits students hard. Planning ahead and some self-discipline will help, alongside a sharp eye…
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Channel 4 poaches Paramount’s £300m-plus TV ad sales business from Sky
Exclusive: Move is a big boost for Channel 4, days after it announced it is to cut 340 jobs Channel 4 has poached the…
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David Squires on … a big weekend for controversial calls in the Premier League
Our cartoonist on the English top-flight leading the way for debatable decisions and performative sadness Buy a cartoon…
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‘The cauldron was already bubbling …’ Green Lung, Druidess and the return of folk horror to British heavy metal
Playing a sound rooted in 80s bands such as Witchfinder General and Pagan Altar, metal bands are once again gravitating…
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‘The entire world belongs to Matthew Rhys, and we just live in it’: why the incredible actor broke Emmy records
The star of Widow’s Bay is that rarest of talents – someone who can do whatever he wants and make it utterly…
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She was the Royal Ballet’s first ‘young choreographer’ – Charlotte Edmonds’ next 10 years show how dance is changing
As a teenager, Edmonds had a three-year residency at the Royal Opera House. Her eclectic career – creating NFTs,…
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I went to a festival in Kent – and had a revelation about human ingenuity | Zoe Williams
A piano wired to a tree might seem an unlikely crowd-puller. But in Ramsgate last weekend, an experimental musician…
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The Breakdown | Meg Jones leads the call to provide fertility support for rugby players
The Red Roses captain says nobody should have to choose between their career and having a family The introduction of…
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‘We were bored of traditional fantasy cliches’: inside Playground Games’ 10-year effort to revive Fable
The distinctively British RPG is returning courtesy of the makers of Forza Horizon – with comedy talent such as Richard…
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No one could stand in the way of this juggernaut! The biggest shocks from the Emmy awards
There were plenty of upsets, and one show in particular failed terribly. But the night was rightfully dominated by…
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