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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Philip Oltermann in Berlin)
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Germany’s move to legalise cannabis slows over fears of clash with EU laws
New ‘degree of caution’ in coalition government over promises of breakthrough before end of this yearLegal hurdles are slowing down German plans to allow the controlled distribution of cannabis among adults, with fears that a badly crafted law to legalise the drug could be thrown out by the European court of justice.In a coalition agreement signed last November, the three-party government led by the chancellor, Olaf Scholz, stated its intention to make it legal to sell cannabis to adults for rec
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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Oliver Wainwright)
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‘If the Ringway goes, I’m leaving’ – the fight to save Birmingham’s brutiful masterpieces
When Clint Eastwood posed by the glorious Ringway in the 1960s, the city boasted superb buildings aplenty. As yet more face the wrecking ball, we meet the people hitting backThe Ringway Centre, sweeping 230 metres along Birmingham’s inner ring road in one continuous curve, is a striking monument to the heroic age of the UK’s “motorway city”. It stands like a protective wall, its four floors of offices framed by horizontal bands of abstract concrete reliefs and slender vertical fins, punctuated b
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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Andrew Sparrow)
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MPs likely to be recalled for emergency ‘budget’ after Queen’s funeral next week – politics live
Liz Truss expected to announce plans for immediate tax cuts in what will amount to emergency budgetDeath of the Queen and King Charles’s accession – live updatesLord McFall, the Lord Speaker (Speaker in the House of Lords), is speaking now. (He is John McFall, the former Labour MP.)McFall welcomes the King to Westminster, and says his mother visited parliament many times in her long life of dedicated public service.Our late Majesty’s joyous unstinting and reassuring presence across the years mad
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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Jodie Woodcock for MetDesk)
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Weather tracker: parts of Europe swelter again but autumn chill on the way
Central and southern Spain hit 40C on Sunday; later in the week Norway will struggle to reach double figuresMediterranean countries and central Europe have been in the grip of high temperatures again this week, with central and southern Spain reaching temperatures of nearly 40C on Sunday. In Bordeaux, France, temperatures climbed to 38C on Monday.As the heat sweeps east, countries such as Bulgaria and Greece will reach the low- to mid-30s by the weekend, nearly 10C above the average daytime maxi
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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Tanya Aldred)
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County cricket: Yorkshire v Essex, Northamptonshire v Surrey – live
Updates on day one of the latest County Championship matchesEmail Tanya here, tweet her @tjaldred or comment BTLA couple of catches for Rossington as the Yorkies lose both their openers for 22. A rude-awakening for Finlay Bean, who played so well in the Roses game on debut, out for a duck. Kohler-Cadmore and George Hill rebuild. Yorks 38-2. And the rain has started at Edgbaston, Somerset 17-1. Continue reading...
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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Jack Seale)
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The Anthrax Attacks: In the Shadow of 9/11 review – the lethal letters that brought America to its knees
In 2001, there was mass panic in the US after a bio-terror killer started sending lethal spores by post. Now, relive the moment that made everyone feel in danger, all the timeThe 2001 anthrax attacks in the US are one of those feverish blips in the west’s collective psyche, a story that dominated the news for a few intense weeks then faded, pushed aside by the larger kerfuffle in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq. Seeing that Netflix now has a feature-length documentary entitled The Anthrax Att
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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Caroline Davies)
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Prince Andrew unlikely to resume royal duties under King Charles
Queen’s second son has adopted a more visible role in the past few days, but that will end with her state funeralDeath of the Queen and King Charles’s accession - latest updatesDuring the funereal pomp of the Queen’s farewell, her four grieving children will be a sombre cynosure at the five ceremonial events. But one will, rather awkwardly, stand out.As his siblings the King, Princess Royal and Earl of Wessex wear military uniform, the Duke of York will be in civvies. Continue reading...
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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Rowena Mason Deputy political editor)
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Simon Case keeps job as UK’s top civil servant after PM changes mind
Controversial cabinet secretary was in charge during Partygate scandal and had been expected to be replacedAll the day’s political developments – liveSimon Case is set to keep his job as cabinet secretary under Liz Truss after previously having been expected to be ousted.Case, a former private secretary to Prince William, is believed to have impressed the UK prime minister during talks over forming a government and the energy support package. Continue reading...
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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Zack Polanski)
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The two main parties may not support striking workers, but the Green party does | Zack Polanski
We understand that higher wages would help with both the cost of living crisis and the climate crisisZack Polanski is the deputy leader of the Green party of England and WalesThe Green party understands, and has long understood, that the climate crisis and the cost of living crisis are interlinked. Our economy isn’t currently working for people, or the planet, when it could and should be doing both.People are getting desperate. They can see the world is changing around them but don’t often feel
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Sep 12, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Andrew Clements)
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LSO/Rattle review – final season opens with British programme that sparkles
Barbican, LondonElgar’s second symphony, sharp and startling and with its slow movement dedicated to a recently departed monarch, was paired with Frank Bridge and new music by Daniel Kidane for a vivid opening concertSimon Rattle began his final season as the LSO’s music director as he had each of his previous ones with the orchestra, with a concert of British music. The national anthem had been added at the start of the evening, and in the circumstances the main work in Rattle’s programme could