The Guardian view on the future of social clubs: working-class assets that deserve to be nurtured | Editorial
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Ella Baron on Reform’s plan to ‘strengthen women’s rights’ – cartoon
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Makerfield: how one small area could decide the UK's next prime minister – video
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The wit, warmth and wisdom in Roy Hattersley’s Endpiece column | Letters
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Why did Russian warship fire warning shots in the Channel? – The Latest
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Harry and Meghan to bring children to UK
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Russia warship fires warning shot at British couple – The Latest
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‘I had one man spit at my poster’: Makerfield deeply divided as byelection campaign draws to a close
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Starmer warns against ‘looking backwards’ to Brexit after rivals back UK’s return to EU
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The rightwing counter-revolution is gaining ground – and Labour’s softly-softly approach won’t stop it | Andy Beckett
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Cross purposes: how the England flag got caught in a tug-of-war between rightwing nationalists and football fans
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Mother of fatally-stabbed girl, 9, recalls their final hours together
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UK critical infrastructure hit by 200 cyber incidents in a year, agency says
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Legislation proposed to stop lawsuits used to silence journalists and whistleblowers
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Harry and Meghan to bring children to UK for first time in four years
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Ex-health worker cautioned after Kate’s medical notes offered for financial gain
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‘No friends to the oil and gas industry’: Aberdeen South, the byelection where one topic dominates
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‘We don’t want world war three’: yacht couple call for calm after Russian warning shots
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AI arts and gold-mining in mud: photos of the day – Wednesday
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Jaguar Land Rover to make more hybrid cars in US sales push
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UK set for another heatwave
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A different kind of Starmer turned up for G7 interview - armed with a message
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‘Petrol on the fire’: Sikhs in UK reconsider Reform support over response to Henry Nowak murder
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Rising temperatures may increase flood risk through river ‘whiplash’, study finds
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As haters and critics circle, will anyone speak up for the BBC? Yes, a huge, loyal army of ordinary Britons | Lindsay Mackie
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AO boss blames Labour as it shifts UK call centre roles abroad
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BBC to axe Radio 4’s The World Tonight after more than 50 years
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Real estate event in London ‘advertised sale of land in illegal Israeli settlements’
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Forced adoption survivors to get full apology from UK government, says Phillipson
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The TV and radio programmes being axed by BBC
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Tutor jailed for helping students cheat at university exams
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Labour came to power with no big idea for relations with EU, says former top diplomat
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Surprisingly benign UK inflation data signals a softer Iran war hit than feared
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Andrew Castle says this year’s Wimbledon will be his last as BBC commentator
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Healthcare worker tried to sell Kate's private medical records
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Jeremy Clarkson shares ‘aggressive’ prostate cancer diagnosis
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Russian warship incident in Channel deeply concerning, says Starmer
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Campaigner threatened with prosecution by Environment Agency after waterway cleanup
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UK social media ban ‘likely to cause £1.3bn drop’ in digital advertising spend
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Burnham says he wants to ensure Makerfield byelection ‘changes British politics’, in eve-of-poll speech – as it happened
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By-election eve: Cabinet on the brink
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Keir Starmer signals he would give Andy Burnham a cabinet job
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Lost for years, the music of The Tiger Who Came to Tea author’s mother is heard again
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Students could be required to pass GCSE English to access university loans
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Grade requirement for student loans would cut a financial lifeline for English universities
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UK inflation stays at 2.8% as slowing food prices offset rising transport costs
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‘Tax break tart’: hospitality tipped to exploit summer VAT cut on children’s meals
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Capital gains tax: more people have to pay, so here’s what you need to know
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‘I don’t like being stuck in an office’: the young people helping plant a ring of trees around London
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Wednesday briefing: In a new era of far-right organising, how can we tackle hate?
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The Belfast riots, Palestine Action protests. What is terrorism now – and why the hypocrisy? | George Monbiot
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BBC presenter Ashley Cain called women ‘slags’, ‘sluts’ and ‘bitches’
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A nation shaped by rain: exhibition celebrates Scotland’s wettest obsession
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John Lewis injects £20m into Glasgow city centre store in wider branch reboot
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Lib Dems to urge Labour to drop ‘torpor and timidity’ on EU and rejoin single market
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Body found in search for Briton missing off Portugal coast
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Country diary: Everybody loves to hate the stinging nettle – don’t they? | Derek Niemann
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British Council faces more job cuts to help pay off £197m loan
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‘VIP pass’: Trump administration mulling how to coax more oil tankers through Hormuz
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‘VIP pass’: Trump administration mulling how to coax more oil tankers through Hormuz
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Will a ban keep the UK’s kids off social media? – podcast
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Jeremy Clarkson reveals 'aggressive' cancer diagnosis
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Brexit has damaged Britain and Farage knows it, claims minister
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G7 promises to support Ukraine and sanction Russia in joint declaration
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Starmer to face leadership challenge next week - Streeting
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Lack of learning-disability nurses in UK is an ‘absolute crisis’, says union
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The tide is turning on Thames Water: special administration looks best | Nils Pratley
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Can ‘Manchesterism’ make Britain great again?
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Starmer’s waning influence is apparent at awkward G7 summit
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Artist defends Churchill video at National Portrait Gallery after being accused of ‘barefaced lie’
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