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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (David Olusoga)
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David Olusoga on the Queen, the Commonwealth and the monarchy’s future
With the passing of the Queen, many think the end is near for the imperial institution she fought so hard for. What realities lie ahead for King Charles III?Read more of the Observer’s From the Archive special on Queen Elizabeth IIOur ancestors were better prepared for moments like this. The inevitable corollary of having witnessed the longest reign in British history is that only a tiny fraction of us have any memory of a monarch’s passing – and such memories that do exist are faded, unreliable
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Michael Savage Policy Editor)
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Fears of parliamentary ‘paralysis’ as Queen’s funeral leaves parties in limbo
Mourning has halted debate just when the opposition wanted to put pressure on new PM – but Labour conference will go aheadLabour will go ahead with its autumn conference later this month, as officials, advisers and politicians from all parties attempt to balance paying their respects to the Queen with avoiding a period of political paralysis.The Queen’s death and period of mourning has come at a moment of acute political tension, with concerns over the behaviour of Liz Truss’s new administration
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Tim Adams)
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The big picture: an eerily perfect scene in small-town Germany
A new series by photography duo Elsa & Johanna creates retro scene-stories partly inspired by Cindy ShermanThe two French photographers Elsa Parra and Johanna Benaïnous inhabit their pictures as fictional characters, creating cinematic scenes inspired by a keen sense of place. In the past, the pair, who are based in Paris, have staged their work in Calgary, Canada, and on the Canary Island of Fuerteventura. Their latest series, The Timeless Story of Moormerland, now on show in Paris, is set
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Jon Ungoed-Thomas)
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Can King Charles show self-restraint and reshape British royalty for a new era?
Strong opinions on the climate crisis could put monarch at loggerheads with the Conservative government• Britain mourns death of Queen Elizabeth - latest updatesCamilla, the Queen Consort, once said that King Charles’s destiny didn’t “weigh heavily on his shoulders at all”, but he accedes to the throne with a country in crisis and a monarchy seeking to reshape its role for the modern age.Over what has been described as a “50-year apprenticeship”, King Charles has championed his causes and concer
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Rebecca Ratcliffe)
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Queen’s funeral cortege to leave Balmoral; proclamations of King Charles ring out across Commonwealth – live
Coffin bearing Queen Elizabeth II is to leave Balmoral on Sunday, bound for Aberdeen and Edinburgh; proclamations of new king made in countries including Canada, Australia and New ZealandA guide to what happens next after death of Queen Elizabeth IIWilliam, Kate, Harry and Meghan greet well-wishers at Windsor CastleHere are some further details of the Proclamation due to take place in Scotland today:The King’s Body Guard for Scotland (Royal Company of Archers) and the Guard of Honour will march
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Jonathan Howcroft (now) and James Wallace (later))
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Australia v New Zealand: third one-day international – live!
Updates from the Chappell-Hadlee series finale in CairnsAny thoughts? Email Jonathan or tweet @JPHowcroftOut strides Aaron Finch, leading the Australian XI onto the field for the final time in 50-over cricket. Both teams take the oval and stand by the boundary for a minute’s silence in honour of the late Queen Elizabeth II. It’s 30 degrees, bright and sunny in Cairns with a southerly breeze taking the edge off the sun’s intensity. Continue reading...
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Observer editorial)
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The Observer view on the huge task facing King Charles III to help the UK secure its place in the world | Observer editorial
At home and on the world stage, the Queen served with grace and unfailing duty. Now her son must rise to the challengeAs heir to the British throne, Princess Elizabeth addressed the Commonwealth in a radio broadcast on her 21st birthday. “I declare before you all that my whole life whether it be short or long shall be devoted to your service.” In so doing, she accepted her destiny as a future monarch: a lifetime of duty and an identity for evermore indistinguishable from head of state.It is a he
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Allan Jenkins)
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The allotment has friends near and far
Seed swapping puts Allan Jenkins in touch with like-minded people in Ukraine, Spain, Canada, the plot next door…The corn is green and taller than ever before. It’s even towering over Howard. This year we are growing a new source of Painted Mountain seed from Ukrainian organicseeds.top. Plus, a couple of heritage Cónico kernels from chef Santiago Lastra at Kol in central London – a Mexican maize more usually ground for masa. So far it has acclimatised well in the top corner. We have hopes of mult
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Christine Kearney and Guardian staff)
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Jacinda Ardern expects New Zealand’s royal ties to ‘deepen’ under King Charles III
New Zealand and Australia hold ceremonies to recognise new head of state and pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth IIAustralia and New Zealand have held proclamation ceremonies for the new head of state King Charles III, with New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern saying she expected her country’s relationship with the royal family to “deepen”, and Australia declaring a one-off public holiday as a national day of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II.New Zealand held its formal ceremony on parliament’s gr
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Chris Hall)
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The most memorable moments in film, as picked by readers in 2000
The shower scene in Psycho featured on the Observer readers’ list, but only in second placeDirector Neil Jordan said he’d always turned down the chance to write about his favourite films, ‘Not because I can’t think of them, but because I can far more readily think of my favourite bits of movies than my favourite movies. Many dull movies are redeemed by unexpected, accidental bits of poetry,’ he said – and actual bits of poems, which brought a ‘smart but decidedly commercial film to a different k