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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Nesrine Malik)
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Blame the greasers, not the piglet, for the mess left by Boris Johnson | Nesrine Malik
How quickly those who enabled his reckless and dishonest leadership turned against him. What exactly did they expect?It was never going to happen. Boris Johnson was never going to walk into Downing Street, tuck in his shirt, brush his hair and retire the qualities that had defined his life and career: dishonesty, a lack of seriousness, laziness and amorality. The fact that he was carried into No 10 on a wave of media and political support is an indictment of a political culture that saw all of t
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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Steven Morris)
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‘Is it seaweed – or something more sinister?’ The sewage blighting Britain’s beaches
Beachgoers were warned to stay out of the water this summer after sewage was discharged into the sea. Locals at Falmouth Bay in Cornwall tell of their rage at the water companies – and the rising tide of filthIt has become a grim but necessary part of the routine for sea swimmers who splash out into Falmouth Bay from Gyllyngvase and Swanpool beaches, two sandy stretches of Cornish coast separated by a brambly headland at high tide and sparkling rock pools at low. They pack costumes, goggles, tow
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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Aida Edemariam)
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‘Parents are frightened for themselves and for their children’: an inspirational school in impossible times
Austerity, the pandemic and now the cost of living crisis have left many schools in a parlous state. How hard do staff have to work to give kids the chances they deserve?Take a short bus ride south-east, from under the dome of the Queen’s College on Oxford High Street, past the aloof spires of Magdalen College and beneath them the tourists wobbling in their rented punts, past the botanical gardens, the cricket fields and sculls of Magdalen College school, the Iffley Road sports grounds where Rog
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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Charlotte Higgins)
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Charlotte Higgins on The Archers: has the radio classic become the new Breaking Bad?
Brad and George are coming over all Walter White with their vape juice antics – and Ruairi has been outed for his sex work. It’s all cooking up in Ambridge!Things have been awfully rum in The Horrobins, I mean in The Archers, this month. Were the long-running radio series not self-evidently documentary one would be tempted, patently absurd though this might seem, to suggest that the scriptwriters had gone a little awry. I mean: the ongoing saga of young Ruairi – now outed as a sex worker by his
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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories
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Deadly earthquake hits south-west China – video
Dozens of people have been killed in a powerful earthquake that jolted Luding county in south-west China's Sichuan province. The quake was felt by millions of people confined to their homes under a strict Covid lockdown in Chengdu. State broadcaster CCTV reported that mountain landslides triggered by the quake caused 'severe damage' in at least one town. Footage shows rescue workers pulling people from rubbleChina earthquake kills dozens as tremors shake locked-down Chengdu Continue reading
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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Associated Press)
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‘Fat Leonard’, contractor in US Navy’s worst corruption scandal, flees house arrest
Leonard Francis pleaded guilty in 2015 to offering $500,000 in bribes to Navy officers to steer official work to his shipyardsA military contractor known as “Fat Leonard” who pleaded guilty in the US Navy’s worst ever corruption scandal has escaped house arrest in San Diego, the US Marshals Service said on Monday.Supervisory Deputy US Marshal Omar Castillo said Leonard Glenn Francis was on the run after cutting off his GPS monitoring ankle bracelet over the weekend, the San Diego Union-Tribune r
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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Martin Farrer)
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‘Straight to business’: what the papers said about Liz Truss’s victory
The new Conservative leader comes in at a time of crisis, and Tuesday’s papers make it clear she will need to make a fast startThe Liz Truss supremacy has begun with promises of bold plans to tackle a “bulging in-tray” of problems such as the cost of living crisis, according to the front pages of many of Tuesday’s newspapers. With the usual speech and visuals from the steps of No 10 delayed by 24 hours thanks to the Queen’s “episodic mobility issues”, the papers had to make do with Truss smiling
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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Andrew Downie)
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‘They twist the message’: Brazilian writer faces ire of Bolsonaro backers
Julián Fuks receives death threats over column calling for ‘terrorist’ to rewrite Brazil’s historyThey could be elements in a terrifying novel: the putrid heart of a long-dead emperor, a controversial newspaper column by a prize-winning author, and online attacks by the sons of a far-right president.In Brazil, though, the storylines are all too real, especially for the novelist Julián Fuks. Continue reading...
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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Associated Press)
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Russia buying millions of rockets and shells from North Korea, US intelligence says
US official says deal shows Russia is continuing to suffer severe supply shortages as its invasion of Ukraine grinds onRead all our Ukraine war coverageThe Russian defence ministry is in the process of buying millions of rockets and artillery shells from North Korea to support its invasion of Ukraine, according to a newly downgraded US intelligence finding.A US official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said on Monday that the fact Russia was turning to North Korea demonstrated that “the
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Sep 06, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Eva Corlett in Wellington)
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Scientists hope ‘world’s loneliest tree’ will help answer climate questions
New Zealand researchers believe the isolated spruce could reveal much about the Southern Ocean, one of the world’s major carbon sinksIt is regarded as the “loneliest tree in the world” but the Sitka spruce on uninhabited Campbell Island has been keeping good company of late – with a team of New Zealand researchers who believe it could help unlock climate change secrets.The nine-metre tall spruce holds the Guinness World Record title for the “remotest tree” on the planet. It is the sole tree on t