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Troubled waters
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Facing up to shameful history, angry women and referees’ trials
On the cover
The lives of top-level football referees were pressurised enough as it was, The whistle blowers
In France, protests against the proposed increase to the pension age
Jonathan Freedland
Ottawa and Washington agree new border regime
World ‘population bomb’ may never go off as feared
King Charles’ visit ‘could have had echoes of 1789’
First Citizens buys most of failed tech sector lender
Stability fears lead to dumping of bank shares
Abortion case fuels hopes for expanded access
U-turn on auto engines drives tension within EU
Tegucigalpa cuts ties with Taiwan in support of China
MP quits after meeting with Chinese diplomat revealed
García Márquez overtakes Cervantes in translation
’Happy outcome’ as hero of genocide is freed from jail
Retaliatory US strikes on Iran-linked groups kill 19
Death penalty law passed for homosexuality
Refugees trying to reach Italy die after boats sink
Ship ‘was not ordered’ to leave waters, says US Navy
Ousted MP says he refuses to give in to intimidation
Permission given for march opposing rubbish plant
HSBC shareholders to vote on potential split of bank
Chiang Mai tops global ranking for air pollution
Authorities put poll on hold in defiance of court ruling
Extreme polygamy ‘driving elephant seals to early death’
Continuity candidate Yousaf elected SNP leader
Scientists find new way to break down toxic chemicals
Psychedelic compound’s impact shown in brain scans
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Alcohol may not be sole cause of Beethoven’s bad liver
Foreign secretary finalises Brexit deal with Brussels
Official report damning of prejudice in London force
Critical list
Dorset oilfield leak is declared a major incident
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The Guardian and slavery
A history we must confront
The Guardian and slavery
A history we must confront
On the website
Putin prepares his people for a ‘forever war’
Why women are on the front line of the pension rebellion
Why women are on the front line of the pension rebellion
When I’m 64 ... Why Macron’s pension plans have stoked so much anger
Boiling point
‘A forever war’: Putin prepares his people for long conflict
Bombs away? Talk of nuclear bases may be a bluff, but is part of a longer gripe
‘A forever war’: Putin prepares his people for long conflict
Facing reality
Netanyahu halts judicial overhaul after angry protests
Netanyahu halts judicial overhaul after angry protests
The tiny island on the frontline of US-China tensions
Pride of place Parents name children after ancient lands
The tiny island on the frontline of US-China tensions
Europe’s first wild river park defies dam developers
Europe’s first wild river park defies dam developers
In full flow
Could a new industrial lion emerge on Africa’s west coast?
Cotton on
Counting the cost of diabetes in global south
In control
Good gut instinct
Mind games How genes play a part
Trump’s enduring grip on the American psyche
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Fraying ties
Another blow for uneasy relations with Beijing
Th we histle blowers
Th we histle blowers
Th we histle blowers
Th we histle blowers
Th we histle blowers
Th we histle blowers
Spirited away
Spirited away
Spirited away
Spirited away
Spirited away
Without his tribe, Boris Johnson shrank before our eyes
Without his tribe, Boris Johnson shrank before our eyes
What took the west so long to realise TikTok is no good for any of us?
Ukraine tests Beijing’s skill in managing its conflicted interests
London’s discredited police must act on review findings and rebuild public trust
Ukraine tests Beijing’s skill in managing its conflicted interests
Cosmetic surgery poses a question of intelligence
Russia’s place on security council must be reviewed
France can take a leaf out of Canada’s pension book
Braverman scored an own goal here, not Lineker
An enlightened approach to getting closer to nature
Power of three
Power of three
Power of three
The Black busker of regency London
A billion love songs
A billion love songs
Succession
Guys & Dolls
Podcast of the week The Story of Woman
Rags and riches
BOOK OF THE WEEK
Bloc party
Nothing doing
BOOKS OF THE MONTH
Nothing doing
Bloc party
I’m lonely, in my 30s, and find it hard to make new friends
Pasta with leeks, mushrooms, thyme me and soft cheese
I won’t be getting stirred up over the TikTok spoon-boiling craze
Ingredients
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PUZZLES
ST DOMINIC, TAMAR VALLEY
The Weekly cryptic
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