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Has DeSantis got what it takes to beat Trump?
The Florida governor's Republican nomination campaign began with a Twitter fiasco-but experts warn against writing him off
6 min |
June 02, 2023
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Bitter brew Tea pickers highlight unfair practices
Big brands investigate claims of exploitation as economic crisis filters down to worsen plantation conditions
5 min |
June 02, 2023
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Prime time soap operas break TV's colour barrier
With their daily dose of melodrama, suspense, romance and tears, Brazil's wildly popular telenovelas have never shied away from bringing social commentary into viewers' living rooms
2 min |
June 02, 2023
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Abuse of footballer prompts reflection over racism
Real Madrid's Vinícius Júnior was driven to tears by vitriolic chants- but what do people of colour face every day in Spain?
3 min |
June 02, 2023
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Running for the hills
Around the world, insect species are responding to the climate crisis by shifting their habitats northwards and upwards, but this could have potentially catastrophic results for our ecosystems
5 min |
June 02, 2023
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Opening a window on a new golden age for Naples
The man whose home is adorned with a mural of Diego Maradona says Napoli's Serie A title triumph symbolises the city's resurgence
2 min |
June 02, 2023
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Smoke signal
Amsterdam's red light area bans cannabis
2 min |
June 02, 2023
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Deadly toll Civilians pay price of fighting
Research by doctors' group and relatives' accounts shed light on suffering and casualties over several weeks of conflict
3 min |
June 02, 2023
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The children 'adopted' by Russians for financial gain
The stories told to Svitlana Popova's 15-year-old daughter, Alina, while she lived under Russian occupation in Ukraine's southern Kherson province, were designed to terrify her
2 min |
June 02, 2023
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Staying on
West caught between worry and hope after Erdoğan win
3 min |
June 02, 2023
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Lira plunges as Erdoğan takes win as mandate for divisive rule
The Turkish lira hit a new low on Monday after the election win of the president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in a renewed sign of the economic troubles his country is expected to face in the third decade of his rule
3 min |
June 02, 2023
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A terrible human cost
One EU policy Britain is happy to emulate: forcing back refugees
3 min |
June 02, 2023
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'It felt like my way out'
Why Indian students head to UK universities
3 min |
June 02, 2023
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The numbers game
Net migration to Britain hit a record high in 2022, despite years of failed Tory pledges to reduce it. What exactly is driving the increase - and why do successive governments persist with simplistic and misleading ideas that migration can be purged from an interconnected world?
4 min |
June 02, 2023
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'Wising Up' Brexit Blame Game Comes Back To Bite The Tories
Carmakers’ criticisms and migration figures add to pressure on Rishi Sunak, who is not trusted by leavers
3 min |
May 26, 2023
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A Sign Of Failure The Kremlin Is Putting Up Stiffer Economic Resistance Than The G7 Anticipated
THE TIGHTENING OF SANCTIONS AGAINST RUSSIA announced by the G7 summit in Hiroshima is evidence that the west remains solidly behind Ukraine in its battle against aggression. It is also a sign of failure
3 min |
May 26, 2023
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E-Cigarettes - Smoke Alarm
The rise of disposable e-cigarettes has focused regulators worldwide on what they fear isan explosion of vaping among young people
5 min |
May 26, 2023
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How Xi's Crackdown On Business Has Maoist Roots
To many western investors, China under president Xi Jinping is a tough nut to crack
2 min |
May 26, 2023
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Intensive Farming 'Is Main Cause Of Bird Decline'
The use of pesticides and fertilisers in intensive agriculture is the biggest cause of the dwindling number of birds in Europe, according to scientists
2 min |
May 26, 2023
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On Tap How Israel Uses Water To Control West Bank
In occupied villages, farms owned by Israelis are flourishing, while Palestinians often do not have enough water to drink
3 min |
May 26, 2023
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OUT OF SIGHT
The deep oceans store huge amounts of energy, but they are not bottomless
3 min |
May 26, 2023
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THE GLOBAL WARNING
As seas around New Zealand heat at an unparalleled rate, scientists are starting to understand what it might mean for marine ecosystems around the world
8 min |
May 26, 2023
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What my privileged start in life taught me about the British class system
It wasn't just luck that propelled the Guardian columnist into a media career. She reflects on the subtle workings of class (and a meeting with a naked future PM)
10+ min |
May 26, 2023
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Back to life The Toronto river that's roaring again after 50 years
After decades of illness, includinga cholera scare and bouts of malaria, Toronto's Don River succumbed to mounting neglect and was pronounced dead in 1969
3 min |
May 26, 2023
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The battle to expand 'broken' supreme court
Wearing dark suit and sunglasses, Brian Fallon pointed at the gleaming US Capitol building to his left, then to the marble edifice of the supreme court to his right
3 min |
May 26, 2023
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Call to bring guardianship laws into 21st century
The day before Aly Hegazy graduated from high school in June 2020, his father died from cancer after a long illness. The grief of losing him was compounded by the realisation that, without his father's signature,Hegazy would be unable to go to university
2 min |
May 26, 2023
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Kashmir's cricket bat industry facing final innings
For more than 100 years they have been making cricket bats from Kashmir's willow trees
3 min |
May 26, 2023
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Pedal power Giant-killing MP gears up to capitalise on poll win
At the small Bangkok shophouse that Rukchanok Srinork uses as an office, the A floor is cluttered with stacks of campaign signs and leaflets. There are bottles of Fanta and fruit donated by her supporters (orange is her party's colour). And, by the entrance stand her team's well-known bicycles
3 min |
May 26, 2023
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After Noah The London zoo team on a mission to save species
The hatching of a Socorro dove-extinct in the wild-is part of a campaign to restore captive animal populations
3 min |
May 26, 2023
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Shipments of arms double - telling only part of story
British arms exports doubled during 2022 to a record £8.5bn ($10.6bn), according to the only publicly available official figures, reflecting escalating geopolitical uncertainties and fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine
2 min |