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The Observer
Government accused of 'downplaying' data leak risk to Afghans who aided UK forces
A new report offers a stark contrast to the official review about the deadly effects of the information breach
4 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
After the hurricane: will the human cost finally push Cop30 into action on climate crisis?
As politicians head to Brazil, Melissa offers a stark reminder of the consequences of failure to act. Climate editor
7 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Why debt strategy is taking centre stage in Reeves's 'aggressive' plans
The bond markets, buyers and no less importantly - sellers of government bonds, hang like spectres over this year's budget.
4 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Open, ended: Allen lifts lid on the sexual chaos of non-monogamy
Singer's skewering of her actor husband has us hooked and asking: what the hell is happening in modern marriage and dating?
5 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
We're working to root out medical misogyny and ensure mothers' voices are heard
Medical misogyny has cast a long shadow over maternity care in this country. The conversations I've had with harmed and bereaved families have been profoundly shocking.
1 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Rio favelas mourn as deadliest police raid exposes deep divisions
Last week's operation, which left at least 121 people dead, has led to calls for the governor to go, but also demands for a tougher approach from President Lula
4 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
The gloves are off: Mary Earps hits out at England coach and fellow goalie
In a revealing new memoir, the Lionesses' former keeper criticises Sabrina Wiegman and exposes resentments in the squad, writes Jessy Parker Humphries
3 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Clinical negligence costs NHS almost the same as it spends on maternity care
Defensiveness and a hierarchical environment lead to cover-ups, says ombudsman
5 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Save us from ‘Shrekking’ - we have plenty of dating horrors already
In an ideal world, the young find their own way - but sometimes you have to intervene.
2 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Musk won't stop. It's time the government gave up on X for good
The platform has become a swamp of disinformation. Politicians should lead the way out, says Will Jennings
3 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Tories realise deportation policy could lose them loyal voters
How many Tory voters do the Conservatives want to deport in their pursuit of anti-immigrant votes?
3 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Tackling climate change could bring green growth for the next three decades
Although we may have underestimated the risks of a global environmental crisis, we were also too pessimistic about the opportunities new technologies would offer us to take action, writes Nicholas Stern
6 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
'We're here to kill': fears of genocide as paramilitaries take Sudanese city
Images of bodies near a children's hospital bear witness to horror of El Fasher - but few who flee the besieged city reach safety.
4 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Incompetent and doomed: Privatisation has made a Dad's Army of the state
Kenan Malik
4 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
We can lead the world in clean energy – if we ‘rewire’ Britain
When I took the role as chair of Great British Energy in July 2024, I knew I would be doing so at a time when the comfort of policy consensus in energy was starting to fracture. It has now become a major fault line, and at the frontline of a misinformation battle.
1 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Who knew what when? The questions for protection staff
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor might have been stripped of his titles and forced to move from Royal Lodge, but questions remain about who knew what and when in the years Andrew maintained his friendship with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
2 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Buyers circle as Battersea owners consider sell-off
The chimneys of Battersea Power Station have been through a lot in the past four decades.
2 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Breaking up and breaking records with a divorce hit
Lily Allen's post-divorce album, West End Girl, is already breaking records and is likely to shatter more. Greeted with widespread critical acclaim, it is the UK's most downloaded album of the week and the most streamed digital-only release by a British artist in an opening week this year.
4 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
For baked beans, bulbs and now banking, corner shops are vital – and they're thriving
Martha Gill
4 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Top hospitals turn away pregnant women too scared to use local units
At least five of England's top-rated maternity units have been forced to turn pregnant women away because of \"significant and unanticipated increases in demand\", despite birth rates falling across the country.
2 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Bartlett's Disney dream will test the reach of the creator economy
Venture capitalists are striking more deals with influencers, but do they have the right business models to rival Hollywood, asks Stephen Armstrong
3 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Phones centre stage? Surely, the play's the thing
Theatrical tech overload is another symptom of our digital obsession, writes Kate Maltby
2 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
The choir creating harmony in prisons Paul Webster
Hans – all names and nationalities have been changed – is distressed, angry, and itching badly.
4 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Puma puts 'supershoe' to test in New York marathon
Of the more than 50,000 runners hoping for a personal best in today's New York marathon, 100 will take to the starting line with an edge: Puma's newest supershoe.
1 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
AI needs Wikipedia's integrity
Imagine if nonprofit encyclopedia Wikipedia had been the model for internet era organisations, rather than profit-maximising behemoths like Google and Facebook.
1 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Economists don't have crystal balls, more like snow globes – and they're all shook up
This year's Nobel prize winners in economics were celebrated for their work on how countries achieve sustained growth through technological progress and creative destruction.
2 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
There'll be a steep penalty for breaking Labour's tax pledge, but the price may have to be paid
So, 2p or not 2p? That is the question.
4 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Prunella Scales
Actor who made audiences laugh as Sybil Fawlty and moved them to tears navigating canals with her husband
3 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Trump now the greatest of ALL TIME ... at being least popular president
Donald Trump is unpopular.
3 min |
November 02, 2025
The Observer
Shellshocked and homeless, survivors wait for aid to arrive
As floodwater swallowed the streets of Jamaica, Brandon Miller, who lost both arms in an accident in 2018, was trapped inside his collapsing home.
1 min |