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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Editorial)
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The Guardian view on Sweden’s election: enter the radical right
Mainstream parties have allowed the Sweden Democrats to shape the political agenda and are now paying the priceDuring an election campaign dominated by the themes of immigration, multiculturalism and violent crime, a spokesman for the far-right Sweden Democrats (SD) tweeted a picture of a metro train in the party’s colours, accompanied by the anti-migrant message: “Welcome aboard the repatriation express. Here’s a one-way ticket. Next stop, Kabul.” Its manifesto seeks to create one of Europe’s m
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Isobel Koshiw and Lorenzo Tondo in Izium)
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‘We don’t know where the rest of the bodies went’: the search for answers in Izium
Ukrainians in recaptured town where 445 graves have been uncovered tell of suffering during Russian occupation Russia-Ukraine war – latest updatesThe men digging in the dusty ground looked visibly sickened by the gruesome task they had been dealt. The rotted bodies were mangled and the smell poisoned the fresh forest air. One corpse had a rope around the neck. Those on a break mostly stood with their spades and goggles, looking on at their colleagues from the state rescue services who were red i
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Jamie Grierson and Ben Quinn)
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‘It’s special to be here’: David Beckham joins queue to pay tribute to Queen
Former England captain recalls receiving his OBE as he waits with thousands of mourners in central LondonDeath of the Queen and King Charles’s accession - latest updatesThe former England football captain David Beckham joined the public queue for the Queen’s lying in state, saying it was “special to be here”.He joined other high-profile figures to have been seen waiting to pay tribute this week, including the former prime minister Theresa May, This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Simon Goodley)
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Sister of oligarch Alisher Usmanov removed from EU sanctions list
Saodat Narzieva was added to the list in April, after Russia’s invasion of UkraineThe sister of the oligarch and former Arsenal football club shareholder Alisher Usmanov has been removed from the EU’s sanctions list, which was compiled in response to the war in Ukraine.Usmanov’s sister, Saodat Narzieva, was among a number of relatives of Russian officials and oligarchs added to the list in April. Continue reading...
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Tom Ambrose)
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Row between London taco restaurants gets spicy over use of ‘taqueria’
Taqueria serves cease and desist order to Sonora Taqueria, whose owners say term is as generic as ‘pizzeria’A bitter row has broken out between two London taco restaurants over the use of the word “taqueria”, with neither side seemingly willing to fold.Taqueria, which has restaurants in Notting Hill and Exmouth Market, served up a cease and desist order aiming to prevent another Mexican outlet, Sonora Taqueria, from trading under its current name. Continue reading...
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Hannah Jane Parkinson)
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The NHS is falling apart but fear not: Thérèse Coffey is fixing it, one Oxford comma at a time | Hannah Jane Parkinson
The health secretary’s email to civil servants about grammar was patronising, unnecessary, and a distraction“Who gives a fuck about an Oxford comma?” became the surprise earworm lyric of the late noughties when the Ivy League-educated band Vampire Weekend asked the question on their debut album. Fourteen years later, I can tell you that the definitive answer is: Thérèse Coffey.The new health secretary and deputy prime minister has begun her tenure by issuing language-use directives in an email t
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Zeinab Mohammed Salih)
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Libyan militia detains hundreds of Chadians after poachers arrested
At least 400 Chadian workers rounded up in east Libyan town of Ajdabiya after security forces in Chad arrest four Libyan poachers Hundreds of Chadians are being rounded up and detained on the streets of a Libyan town for a ninth day in retaliation for the Chad government’s arrest of four Libyan men on suspicion of poaching endangered animals.At least 400 people have now been arrested in the city of Ajdabiya by a militia linked to the warlord Khalifa Haftar, commander of the self-styled Libyan Na
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Steven Morris and Caroline Davies)
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King Charles greeted by supporters and some protesters in Wales
Anti-monarchy activists showed their disapproval at Senedd and gates of Cardiff CastleFor more than half a century he held the title Prince of Wales, but in autumnal sunshine on Friday, Charles was helicoptered across the Severn from his Gloucestershire country home for his first visit to the country as King.The reaction of the crowds that lined the streets of the Welsh capital was largely warm, but he was booed as he entered Cardiff Castle by anti-monarchy protesters and there were small demons
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Letters)
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The 1.5C global heating target is more than just a number | Letters
Neil Blackshaw laments those who dismiss expert advice on the climate crisis, while Aaron Turpin urges individuals to take responsibilityBill McGuire makes a simple but powerful and totally convincing point (Why we should forget about the 1.5C global heating target, 12 September). Unfortunately, it comes at a point, in the UK at least, when political understanding of the dynamics of climate change is at a nadir. During Covid we had Sage – the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies – and, with
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Letters)
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Queen’s funeral holiday piles more pressure on NHS | Letters
Dealing with the recently announced public holiday and rescheduling delayed treatments takes hours of planning, says a hospital consultantBarbara Richardson (Letters, 14 September) has my sympathies. On Tuesday, I and a number of my consultant colleagues, ward sisters and others had a one-hour meeting to work out how to deal with the recently announced public holiday. Management guidance is that urgent activity should go ahead as planned, but with a skeleton staff we will struggle to accommodate