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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Editorial)
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The Guardian view on the global food crisis: this is just the beginning | Editorial
Prices are soaring as climate shocks and the effects of war in Ukraine exacerbate structural problemsSeven years ago, world leaders committed to a highly ambitious target: ending hunger by 2030. That goal is now more distant than ever. The United Nations estimates that the number of people in “hunger emergencies” – just one step away from famine – has jumped from 135 million in 2019 to 345 million. This week the UN humanitarian chief warned that famine is “at the door” in Somalia. Across the dro
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Christine Farnish)
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I was an Ofgem director. This is how I would tackle the energy crisis long term | Christine Farnish
Writing exclusively in the Guardian, Christine Farnish, formerly on the regulator’s board, outlines her preferred solution• Homes should get fixed-price energy for essential use, says former Ofgem directorDealing with the energy crisis is today’s top political priority, and the government is preparing to apply a huge and expensive sticking plaster to the energy market, to protect consumers and the economy. On grounds of cost alone, this crisis package is not sustainable. The question therefore a
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Adrian Searle)
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Smeared with mackerel, chased by police: the wild, miraculous art of Carolee Schneemann – review
Barbican, LondonSchneemann was inspirational, confrontational and joyously excessive, pulling art from her vagina and writhing naked through molasses and wallpaper paste. This thrilling show captures the sheer scope of a phenomenal artistThe semi-naked performers writhe about the floor, getting lewd and intimate with the dead mackerel, hotdogs, plucked chickens and other offerings being strewn among them by someone wearing an apron. There seems to be a lot of wet paint and plastic tarp lubricati
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Peter Bradshaw)
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The Son review – laceratingly painful drama of familial fear and loathing
Venice film festival: Florian Zeller’s follow-up to The Father features a tremendous performance from Hugh Jackman, as a divorced lawyer who agrees to look after his troubled offspringFlorian Zeller has already devastated audiences in 2020 with his movie The Father, based on his own stage play and adapted by Christopher Hampton, with Anthony Hopkins as the old man being cared for by his daughter played by Olivia Colman while he succumbs to the tragic endgame of dementia. Maybe the title of Zelle
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Dan Milmo Global technology editor)
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Elon Musk fails in bid to delay trial over terminated Twitter deal
Case will go ahead next month but his countersuit can be expanded to include whistleblower’s allegationsElon Musk has failed in an attempt to delay a trial over his termination of a $44bn (£38bn) deal to buy Twitter.A judge ruled on Wednesday that the case would go ahead in Delaware from 17 October after deciding that Musk’s request for more time would damage Twitter’s business. Continue reading...
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (John Crace)
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Unlike the Convict, Truss gives direct answers at PMQs, even if logic fails her | John Crace
Truss ruled out a windfall tax while also saying that what people wanted was more of their money in their own pocketsImagine. A prime minister’s questions where the prime minister actually answers the questions. Where ideology and policy are debated in a relatively civilised way. There was a calmness. Without sneering, bombast or diversion. And only the odd one-liner putdown. It probably won’t last. But it was a refreshing change while it lasted.Liz Truss arrived in good time for her first PMQs
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Leyland Cecco in Toronto)
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A veteran, a mother, a widower: police name victims of Canada stabbing
Province of Saskatchewan releases names of victims in Sunday’s rampage as police continue their search for second suspectA beloved veteran described as a “hero”, an Elder who served as an addictions counsellor, a mother of five and a widower who spent his days volunteering are among the 10 victims of Sunday’s deadly knife attack in western Canada.As the hunt for the surviving suspect entered its fifth day, police in the province of Saskatchewan have named the victims of Sunday’s stabbing rampage
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Mark Ramprakash)
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Harry Brook has the brio and bravery to thrive in England’s Bazball era | Mark Ramprakash
Yorkshire batter, who will replace Jonny Bairstow against South Africa, has the character you want to see in young playersJonny Bairstow’s bizarre injury robs England of a key player for Thursday’s third Test against South Africa, but it also opens the door for someone else – and the gap in England’s middle order will be filled by the massively promising Yorkshire batter Harry Brook. Brook’s form in the early stages of this year’s County Championship – after 12 innings in the competition he aver
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Libby Brooks Scotland correspondent)
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Scottish ministers plan £500m of cuts with budget at ‘absolute limits’
John Swinney says finances under ‘enormous strain’, while tenants’ groups question reach of rent freezeScotland’s acting finance minister, John Swinney, has announced plans for £500m of spending cuts as public sector pay disputes, provision for displaced Ukrainians and Tuesday’s pledges on cost of living support place “enormous strain” on government finances.Underlining that Scotland’s budget was “at the absolute limits of affordability” and already worth £1.7bn less than when it was published i
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Phillip Inman)
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Liz Truss energy bills cap will fail to protect poorest, say thinktanks
Wealthy households with big bills will be among those to benefit most from ‘very poorly targeted’ packageGovernment plans to cap energy bills are “poorly targeted” and will fail to protect low-income families without a package of additional support, charities and thinktanks have warned.Liz Truss is expected to announce a £90bn package to cap average household energy bills on Thursday, alongside subsidies for small and medium-sized businesses, after concerns the spiralling cost of gas and electri