International
Primark lacks fizz as it approaches its go-it-alone moment
After a profits dip, the chain’s demerger from its sister food company still makes sense but is unlikely to reveal tons of value
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‘Well-known individual’ fails in bid for injunction against Guardian and ITN
Person’s anonymity remains in place subject to any appeal against high court decision
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International
Seven flights across Europe targeted by suspected bomb threats
Planes in Poland, Spain, Bulgaria and Italy have been checked for explosives following separate threats.
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International
Iraola urges Liverpool to 'kill' Fenerbahce's hostile atmosphere
Andoni Iraola has urged Liverpool to stop Fenerbahce in Wednesday's Champions League clash by killing the hostile atmosphere generated by their raucous fans.
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International
US man charged with mailing hundreds of letters containing powder to officials before midterms
Oklahoma man accused of sending letters with white nonhazardous powder before 2024 and 2026 elections
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International
Britain must have the courage to face its legacy of slavery
Letters: Readers respond to an article by Andy Burnham in which he says that people today can’t be held personally liable for the country’s historical wrongs
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International
How Oxford University’s Oriel College should handle Nathan Cofnas event
Letter: Dave Hunter suggests requiring the event to be online and inviting Hope Not Hate to speak on another occasion
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Sports
The transplanted Scot doing famous father proud in New Zealand
Clark Laidlaw, head coach at Super Rugby champions Hurricanes, has made a huge impact in New Zealand and would "welcome a conversation" about taking on the top job in Scotland.
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International
Peter Medak’s work with Dory Previn was one of his career’s more unusual chapters
Letters: Nick Lowe on the director’s unusual collaboration with the singer-songwriter Dory Previn
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International
A barking-mad fee to train your dog
Letters: Dr Susannah O’Hanlon responds to an article that claimed in-person dog training can cost £150 an hour
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Politics
UK makes huge aid cuts to Commonwealth nations despite warm words at Chogm summit
Nations in the group fare worse than others, with funding for nature projects especially hard hit even as climate crisis intensifies global need The UK government has slashed overseas aid to Commonwealth countries, the Guardian can reveal, in contrast to the warm words for the group from King Charles and the prime minister, Andy Burnham, this week. Amid sharp cuts in the UK’s aid budget overall, the Commonwealth has fared poorly, an analysis of the most recent and projected aid figures, seen by the Guardian, has shown. Continue reading...
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International
On Brexit, Andy Burnham could do worse than follow the lead of Pericles
Letter: The Athenian led the people, he didn’t follow them, writes Prof Costas Milas
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