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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Douglas Rushkoff)
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The super-rich ‘preppers’ planning to save themselves from the apocalypse
Tech billionaires are buying up luxurious bunkers and hiring military security to survive a societal collapse they helped create, but like everything they do, it has unintended consequencesAs a humanist who writes about the impact of digital technology on our lives, I am often mistaken for a futurist. The people most interested in hiring me for my opinions about technology are usually less concerned with building tools that help people live better lives in the present than they are in identifyin
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Stewart Lee)
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How will history recall the reign of Bad King Boris? | Stewart Lee
King Lear may have divided the country in two and turned it against itself but perhaps, like the outgoing Tory leader, he ‘got all the big calls right’Boris Johnson’s “victory tour” is the insane peacock parade of a monster of a man who has ruined everything, trolling the entire country, rubbing the noses of those whose lives he has destroyed in the filth he has wall-spaffed into their faces. The French would have strewn burning tyres and broken baguettes all over the motorways by now, God bless
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (PA Media)
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Natasha Jonas has sights on more titles after unifying super-welterweight belts
Liverpool boxer outclasses Sweden’s Patricia Berghult on points‘Tonight blew me away,” says Jonas after fight in home cityNatasha Jonas talked up the possibility of becoming a champion at multiple weights after she beat Patricia Berghult on points in front of a home Liverpool crowd to add the WBC belt to her WBO title.The 38-year-old outclassed the previously unbeaten Swedish boxer to the delight of the M&S Bank Arena crowd, with the judges scoring the contest 99-91, 100-90 and 100-90 in fav
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Agencies)
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Hamas authorities in Gaza execute five Palestinians
Two of those killed had given Israel information that led to killing of Palestinians and three were convicted of murder, says ministryGaza’s Hamas authorities executed five Palestinians on Sunday, two of them on charges of espionage for Israel that dated back to 2015 and 2009, the interior ministry said.The dawn executions, by hanging or firing squad, were the first in the Palestinian territories since 2017. Human rights groups have criticised past cases of capital punishment in Gaza. Continue r
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Mark Townsend Home affairs editor)
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Priti Patel wants to restart controversial small boat ‘pushbacks’
Home secretary looks again at ‘lethal’ tactic to deter asylum seekers as Rwanda deportation policy comes up for judicial reviewSex abuse survivors, human slavery and torture victims are among at least 19 people who have been warned in recent days that they face being deported to Rwanda as the Home Office keeps faith with its “brutal” policy before a major legal challenge this week.As signs mount that Priti Patel’s new plan for immigration is faltering, details have emerged of the next cohort of
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Harriet Wistrich)
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My clients were John Worboys’ victims. The bill of rights would undo their victory | Harriet Wistrich
Dominic Raab’s proposed changes deny rights to hold public bodies to account, as two women did over black-cab rapist caseThe government’s bill of rights, which is due to receive its second reading in parliament on 12 September, has been sold as a mechanism to reduce “risks to the public from convicted criminals”. To support this, Dominic Raab, the justice secretary, has stated that the Human Rights Act, which the bill aims to replace, has led to the failure to deport dangerous foreign prisoners
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Barbara Ellen)
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The week in TV: The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power; Ridley; The Suspect; Days That Shook the BBC With David Dimbleby
Amazon’s mega-budget Tolkien prequel requires an A-level in orc studies; Adrian Dunbar sings; Aidan Turner broods; and David Dimbleby asks some difficult questions of the BBCThe Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Amazon PrimeRidley ITV | ITV HubThe Suspect ITV | ITV HubDays That Shook the BBC With David Dimbleby BBC Two | iPlayerHow much are you into elf ears? I’m not prying into kinks – just reeling from the reported cost of Amazon Prime’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. According
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Michael Hogan)
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It’s a Sin’s Callum Scott Howells: ‘Cabaret’s the most playful thing I’ve done’
The Welsh actor on breaking hearts in Russell T Davies’s hit drama, losing to a dog on Britain’s Got Talent and having dinner with Elton JohnActor Callum Scott Howells, 23, grew up in the Rhondda valley and trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. After singing in the youth choir Only Boys Aloud, his screen breakthrough came in 2021 playing Colin Morris-Jones in the hit drama It’s a Sin, which became Channel 4’s most streamed show. He takes over as Emcee in the Olivier-winning We
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Tim Adams)
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South Korea’s traditions can teach us that mourning is easier as a family affair | Tim Adams
Seoul’s vivid art and style are currently in the spotlight but the old customs around death are still intactI spent last week in Seoul, writing a story about the current cultural fashionability of all things Korean. One of the things that struck me was how – despite the city being at the sharp edge of digital futures – ritual and family still seemed at the heart of so many aspects of life. At the end of my trip, Sae-jin, my brilliant guide in all things Seoul, gave me a lift to the airport on hi
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Edward Helmore)
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The US artisan revolution: how the simple life came in from the margins
‘Quiet quitting’ highlighted the disaffection with the nine to five. Now there’s a new movement in smalltown AmericaIs the transition from industrial to artisan production reaching critical mass? With the public discussion around “quiet quitting” – doing just enough to meet your job’s position description – taken as a sign of resistance to the nine to five, and the foregrounding of anti-corporate and pro-environmental sentiments, one US-based cultural anthropologist believes it has.Grant McCrack