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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Nils Pratley)
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The EU’s energy windfall tax gives UK ministers a yardstick for their talks
The government has scope to craft a more finely tuned package by negotiating wholesale prices on a fuel-by-fuel basisThe European Union’s big move on energy companies’ excess profits arrived with a big number: €140bn (£121bn) to be raised via a windfall tax, with the lion’s share coming from generators who are the accidental beneficiaries of high gas prices. Does it put the UK’s efforts to shame?Well, up to a point. The EU has definitely been bolder in making its levy on generators upfront and c
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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Editorial)
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The Guardian view on Kwasi Kwarteng: better at making enemies than forging policy | Editorial
The new chancellor is trying to wrongfoot Labour. That’s an easier game than living up to his pledgesEver since he was a boy, Kwasi Kwarteng has shown rare skill in wrongfooting opponents. At an interview for a place at Cambridge University, the Etonian heard the tutor confess that this was his first time interviewing entrance candidates. “Don’t worry, sir,” beamed Master Kwarteng. “You did fine.” The cheek paid off. He got in.After only one week as chancellor, he is now trying a similar strateg
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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (David Crouch in Gothenburg)
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Swedish PM concedes election defeat to bloc including far-right Sweden Democrats
Loose coalition of SD and centre-right parties wins majority of three in parliamentThe leader of Sweden’s incumbent Social Democrats conceded defeat in the country’s knife-edge election on Wednesday, handing victory to a loose bloc of rightwing parties that includes the far-right Sweden Democrats (SD).The prime minister, Magdalena Andersson, called a press conference at which she accepted defeat, while pointing out that the Social Democrats remained Sweden’s largest party with more than 30% of t
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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Lorenzo Tondo and Isobel Koshiw in Izium)
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‘People disappeared’: Izium’s residents on Russia’s occupation
After Ukrainian forces recapture the town, its people say Russians came knowing who they wanted and took them awayThe horror slowly unfolds from the burnt-out rubble in Izium, one of the most strategically vital towns for the Russians before its recapture last weekend by Ukrainian forces.Tank carcasses with Moscow’s signature Z symbol are dotted along the crater-covered streets. Dozens of bombed-out apartment buildings in the city centre lie derelict along roads covered with the debris of what h
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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (PA Media)
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Girl, 12, found dead with her mother in Suffolk was stabbed, police say
A man found with ‘serious injuries’ has been arrested on suspicion of two murders and remains in hospitalA 12-year-old girl found dead inside a house with her mother had been stabbed in the abdomen, police have said, while a man arrested on suspicion of their murders remains in hospital.The girl and her 44-year-old mother were found dead inside a house in Great Waldingfield, near Sudbury, on 8 September, Suffolk police said. Continue reading...
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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Editorial)
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The Guardian view on politics suspended: the crisis won’t wait | Editorial
A pause for mourning is appropriate, but Britain has been without a functional government for too long alreadyNews that Queen Elizabeth II was on her deathbed interrupted a government in the process of tackling an emergency. Literally so, in the sense that information was passed to Liz Truss in the chamber of the Commons. The prime minister had just announced plans to freeze energy prices – a vast and expensive state intervention. Almost immediately, parliament, along with the rest of Britain’s
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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Shaun Walker)
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Former Soviet states eye opportunities as Russia suffers Ukraine rout
Moscow’s influence in the Caucasus and central Asia is being unravelled by its ‘special military operation’The rout of the Russian army in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region seems likely to be a turning point in Kyiv’s battle to kick Russian troops out of the country, but it may also cause much broader fallout for Moscow in the wider region, as other former Soviet countries witness what appears to be the limits of Moscow’s capabilities.“The power of the Russian flag has declined considerably, and the secu
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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Waseem Mohamed)
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Increase in LED lighting ‘risks harming human and animal health’
Transition to blue light radiation across Europe increases suppression of sleep hormone melatonin, say scientistsBlue light from artificial sources is on the rise, which may have negative consequences for human health and the wider environment, according to a study.Academics at the University of Exeter have identified a shift in the kind of lighting technologies European countries are using at night to brighten streets and buildings. Using images produced by the International Space Station (ISS)
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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Donna Lu)
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‘Wobbly’ moon probable cause of mass tree deaths in Australia, scientists say
Analysis of satellite imaging shows correlation between fluctuation in mangrove canopy cover and lunar nodal cycleGet our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcastA wobble in the moon’s orbit around Earth affects mangrove cover across Australia and likely contributed to mass tree deaths in the Gulf of Carpentaria, new research suggests.A study published in the journal Science Advances has found that an 18.61-year cycle known as the lunar nodal cycle shapes the condition of tida
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Sep 14, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Kate Connolly)
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Germany bans 1,700-strong ‘rocker’ gang for violent crime links
Police raid 50 addresses and ban symbols of United Tribuns, cross-national gang linked to human trafficking and attempted murderA group of male “rockers” has been banned by Germany’s interior ministry over its links to violence and organised crime.Police raided 50 addresses on Tuesday morning connected to the group of rockers – a subculture of leather-clad bikers and others who often flout the law – which is believed to have about 1,700 members. Continue reading...