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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Martin Pengelly in New York and agencies)
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Trump calls FBI, DoJ ‘vicious monsters’ in first rally since Mar-a-Lago search
Former president also calls Joe Biden’s Philadelphia address the ‘most vicious, hateful, divisive speech’Speaking in Pennsylvania on Saturday, at his first rally since the FBI searched Mar-a-Lago for top-secret material taken from the White House and since Joe Biden used a primetime address to warn that Republicans were assaulting US democracy, Donald Trump lashed out.The former president said: “The FBI and the justice department have become vicious monsters, controlled by radical-left scoundrel
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Alex Hern)
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Amazon delays The Rings of Power ratings to combat fake reviews
Move comes amid ‘anti-woke’ backlash to diverse casting in Lord of the Rings prequelAmazon has started delaying user reviews posted to its video-streaming service by up to three days to tackle fake ratings.The move is an effort to tackle a spree of “review bombings” driven, in part, by an “anti-woke” backlash to the diverse casting in the company’s Lord of the Rings prequel series, The Rings of Power, which features non-white actors cast as elves and dwarfs. Continue reading...
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Mark Lawson)
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Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg review – debut nerves? Yes, for Liz Truss
Launching a new live broadcasting show is normally pulse-thumpingly stressful for the host, not her guestFor 29 years, the Sunday morning political show on BBC One has been presented by guys in ties: Sir David Frost from 1993 to 2005, followed by Andrew Marr until last year.An interregnum with Sophie Raworth paved the way for a host without a designer noose around their neck, but Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, the new permanent occupant of the slot, already feels like a gamechanger after Frost on
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Miranda Bryant in Stockholm)
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Sweden on ‘high alert’ for election interference amid Russia tensions
Psychological defence agency ready for chance of ‘something exceptional’ in lead-up to 11 September pollSweden has said it is on “high alert” for outside intervention in its upcoming election amid increased tensions with Russia.The Scandinavian country’s recently re-established psychological defence agency said it had seen heightened activity from foreign sources following its application to join Nato and it was prepared for the possibility of “something exceptional” in the lead-up to polling da
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Vanessa Thorpe)
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‘True, apart from the made-up bits’: why people are lining up to sue over Netflix portrayals
Forget the fun disclaimers, individuals unhappy about their characters in shows like Inventing Anna head to the courtsA lot of fun can be had messing about with the familiar disclaimer that pops up on the screen before a television drama or film begins.One impish recent line, displayed at the start of each episode of Inventing Anna, the Netflix show about Anna Sorokin (also known as Anna Delvey), the fake heiress, reads: “This whole story is completely true. Except for the parts that are complet
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Ella McLeod)
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At 87, my flirty, menacing grandma gets away with murder. What a role model! | Ella McLeod
Everyone loves Sylvia – except the man who was rash enough to push past her on the busWhen my grandad died in 2007, we all worried about my grandma. But she had not yet finished eating at the table of life – indeed, she surpassed our expectations and entered her Michelin-star era. At 87, she is now a prolific WhatsApp user, is fully literate in emoji and calls the actor Regé-Jean Page her “young boyfriend”. Her widowed heartbreak was keenly felt, but my sister calls her a sunflower for a reason:
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Haroon Siddique Legal affairs correspondent)
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Criminal barristers prepare for indefinite strike over legal aid
Escalation of action follows ministers’ refusal to agree to 25% increase in fees as backlog grows to 60,000 casesWhy criminal barristers are striking over legal aid fundingCriminal barristers in England and Wales will begin their first indefinite strike on Monday after the government failed to meet their demand to raise legal aid fees following years of cuts.Before this year, criminal barristers had only walked out for a day and a half in 2014 before a resolution was reached in a dispute over le
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Leslie Kern)
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It's not all coffee shops and hipsters: what we get wrong about gentrification | Leslie Kern
Communities should mobilise against the property industry and its partners, not the people who move in their wakeOn a trip to Mexico City, a bus tour whisks me through neighbourhoods teeming with cool cafes, elegant wine bars and stylish twentysomethings. Starbucks are surprisingly thick on the ground. When I ask my Spanish teacher about these areas, he rolls his eyes and rubs his thumb and fingers together: a universal sign for too expensive and full of unpleasant people.You don’t need to be a
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Sophie Zeldin-O'Neill)
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Travellers face six-hour delays at UK border control in Calais
Ferry operators apologise as photos show queues of cars filled with families trying to reach DoverTravellers heading to the UK suffered delays of up to six hours on Saturday and Sunday as they queued at the Port of Calais.The ferry operators DFDS and P&O Ferries apologised on Sunday morning for the long wait times at UK border controls. Continue reading...
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Sep 04, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Alexis Petridis)
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Taylor Hawkins tribute concert review – stars unite to honour the late Foo Fighters drummer
Wembley Stadium, LondonAn eclectic lineup of musicians makes this a curious bombardment of music – but Dave Grohl, his voice cracking with emotion, is the real star of the showEight years ago, Dave Grohl expounded on his famous sense of goodwill and musical fraternity to the Guardian. If the Foo Fighters were playing a festival, he said, he made a point of touring the other artists’ dressing rooms, bottle of whisky in hand. “I don’t give a shit,” he said, “you could be Demi Lovato or the fucking