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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Justin McCurry)
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‘Constant and reassuring’: global media pay tribute after death of the Queen
New York Times says Elizabeth II ‘projected stability’; Japan’s Asahi Shimbun says she ‘cared about postwar reconciliation’Britain mourns death of Queen Elizabeth - latest updatesNewspapers in the Commonwealth and beyond have led with the death of Queen Elizabeth II, with many paying tribute to her accomplishments in seven decades on the throne. Some speculated about how the monarchy might change under King Charles III.The Washington Post’s Twitter account followed the sober format preferred by
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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Aaron Timms)
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Is Aaron Rodgers America’s most interesting athlete or its most annoying?
The Green Bay Packers quarterback offers a reconciliation of sorts for the rival camps of a sport torn between conservatives and progressivesIn late July, as NFL players across the country were dragging their battered bodies back to pre-season camp, the Green Bay Packers posted a slow-motion video of Aaron Rodgers on social media. “Let’s do this,” the caption read, while the quarterback, dressed in a wife beater tucked into a pair of relaxed fit denim jeans, hair swept back, facial scruff untame
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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Emily Mackay)
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Mogwai’s Stuart Braithwaite: ‘It’s even easier for weirdos to find each other now than in the 90s’
The guitarist recalls how Arab Strap gave Scottish musicians a sense of national pride, the excess of his band’s early years and why he’s still fighting for independence• Read an exclusive extract of Stuart Braithwaite’s autobiography: ‘We had Iggy Pop on our side’The thing that surprises you most, reading Mogwai guitarist Stuart Braithwaite’s memoir, is that anyone involved can remember anything at all. Such was the full-body commitment with which the participants of the 90s Glasgow music scene
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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Victoria Bekiempis)
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Legal fallout for Trump cronies persists despite his pardons
Bannon joins the ranks of several Trump allies to be recently prosecuted by the Manhattan district attorney’s officeWhen the far-right firebrand Steve Bannon was hit with fresh fraud charges for an alleged border wall fundraising scheme, he joined the ranks of several close Donald Trump cronies recently prosecuted by the Manhattan district attorney’s office.In 2019, then district attorney Cyrus Vance Jr brought mortgage fraud charges against Paul Manafort, Trump’s 2016 campaign chairman. And in
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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Natalie Haynes)
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If looks could kill: how Medusa became a potent political meme
From Christine Blasey Ford to Amber Heard, Medusa has become the default allegory for a hated woman in the public eye, but those who fear her lethal gaze would do well to revisit the myth“Ancient Archetypes, Amber Heard, and How to Avoid Both” read a headline on a rightwing US website in May. It was illustrated with Caravaggio’s painting of Medusa, her hair a writhing mass of snakes, her eyes bulging, her mouth open in a silent scream. “Don’t look at her, Johnny! She may turn you to stone!” read
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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Xing Lida)
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Experience: I uncovered dinosaur footprints in a restaurant
We found tracks from plant-eating dinosaurs with long necks and tails I grew up in Chaozhou, a small city in southern China surrounded by mountains and sea. I was always fond of dinosaurs, and when I was in high school I set up the first website dedicated to dinosaurs in China.Now, as a professor at the China University of Geosciences in Beijing, I’m also active on social media, with more than 6.2 million followers on [the microblogging website] Weibo, where I share updates on my research into d
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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Lewis Gordon)
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Naiad: a game about wild swimming that’s to dive for
Spanish developer Elwin Gorman’s upcoming video game Naiad brings us all the serenity and joy of wild swimming without a Dryrobe in sightAs a child, Elwin Gorman would go on long, winding river walks in the picturesque region of Murcia in southern Spain. Gorman senior, an agent for the Spanish environmental ministry, was attuned to the wellbeing of the watery ecosystem, and keen to teach his son how to love the natural world. Naiad, a video game where florid new age aesthetics meet wild swimming
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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Emily Dugan)
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British royal family’s new line of succession after Queen’s death
Charles becoming King has created a new hierarchy, with Prince William now first in line to the throneBritain mourns death of Queen Elizabeth - latest updatesAfter the death of the Queen in Balmoral on Thursday, the royal family has a new line of succession. Here is the new hierarchy, with more children than adults now making up the top eight positions.1 Prince William, 40 Continue reading...
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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Cath Clarke)
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Last Night I Saw You Smiling review – tender Cambodian eviction story
Director Kavich Neang has captured the heartbreak of residents evicted from their Phnom Penh flats in a landmark modernist buildingThis documentary tells a classic story of gentrification: an inner-city housing estate demolished to make way for a luxury development; ordinary people being priced out of the city. The city here is Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where in 2017 a modernist housing block known affectionately as the White Building was pulled down. Director Kavich Neang’s family was among the nea
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Sep 09, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Mark Sweney)
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Asos sales weaker than expected as cost of living crisis bites
August slump leads to online fashion retailer downgrading annual growth forecast to about 2%Asos said sales in August were weaker than expected and warned that full-year profits would be at the bottom end of its guidance, with the cost of living crisis hitting cash-strapped shoppers.The online fashion retailer, which made more than £190m in profits last year, expects profits for the year to the end of August to be about £20m. Continue reading...