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  • Kemi Badenoch said at the Tory party’s ‘policy renewal’ launch last week that it is ‘impossible’ for the UK to meet its net zero targets by 2050

    Conservatives
    Kemi Badenoch accused of breaking pledge to Tory MPs of net zero by 2050

    MPs claim during her 2022 party leadership campaign she promised them she was committed to green targets
  • An NHS poster warning people to stay at home

    Coronavirus
    ‘Key lessons of Covid are being forgotten,’ UK scientists warn

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    UK
    Women seeking asylum in UK allege sexual abuse in mixed-sex hotels

  • Woman with a mouthpiece reads from notes addressing a crowd looking at the Parthenon marbles – headless Greek sculptures

    Culture
    British Museum is right to keep Parthenon marbles, says new trustee

    • Ukraine war live
      Russia launches deadly drone attack on Kyiv ahead of ceasefire talks in Saudi Arabia

    • Middle East
      Deadly Israeli strikes in Gaza and Lebanon amid calls for halt to ‘endless war’

    • Spring statement
      All UK families ‘to be worse off by 2030’ as poor bear the brunt, new data warns

    • Heathrow airport
      ‘Wake-up call’: ministers launch urgent investigation into Heathrow shutdown

    • Turkey
      More protests as Istanbul mayor's arrest sparks ‘fight about democracy’

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      Elton John backs Ed Sheeran’s call for UK to put £250m into music education

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  • Alex Barnes-Ross outside the London HQ of the Church of Scientology

    Scientology
    ‘100 messages a day’: Church of Scientology accused of intimidating UK critics

  • A dilapidated red brick pub with painted-over windows on a London street

    Business
    Ye of little faith? The tax loophole that turns old pubs into places of worship

    A complex corporate network is enabling big landlords to avoid business rates by claiming religious exemption – and costing cash-strapped councils millions
  • Awadin Mohammed, 10, lies on a hospital bed

    Africa
    Atrocities mount daily. Promised aid does not arrive. Why has the west turned its back on Sudan?

    As territory is won and lost by opposing military forces, people grasp at scraps of normality. But the country is undergoing the world’s most severe humanitarian catastrophe and global announcements of help have amounted to nothing

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  • The Observer Magazine Charlotte Church photographed at her retreat space The Dreaming in Rhayader, Mid Wales. 14th Jannuary 2025 Photographer Gareth Iwan Jones www.garethiwanjones.com

    Music
    ‘I was sexualised, patronised and ridiculed’: how Charlotte Church survived the tabloids to become an earth mother

    Charlotte Church has lived her life in the full glare of publicity, rising from child star to tabloid target. Now, happier and more free than ever, she’s found her feet – and her voice – at her healing retreat in the Welsh valleys
  • Philippa Perry

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  • The Crown, Arford, with its 200-year-old beams.

    Food
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    Sandi Toksvig
    The presenter and comedian (and her gang of weary woodcutters) enjoy a perfect Sunday lunch at a local inn…
  • Kate Mossman poses for a photograph sitting in the bay window of her lounge

    Music
    Thank you Freddie Mercury and Roger Taylor – how my 1990s teenage self found somebody to love

    In her new book, music writer Kate Mossman looks back at her favourite type of encounter – interviews with charismatic, ageing, male rockers. Here she remembers the band – and specifically drummer – who electrified her as a girl growing up in Norfolk
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      Culture
      The New Yorker at 100: ‘We live in a world of misinformation ... a lack of verification. Our readers want what we do’

    • Clemency Burton-Hill at her home in Washington DC, March 2025.

      Television
      Clemency Burton-Hill: ‘I can say now, after my brain injury, that music can save a life’

    • Fallow’s Jack Croft shows off the restaurant’s duck liver parfait for a YouTube video.

      Restaurants
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  • Adolescence. Owen Cooper as Jamie Miller in Adolescence. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2024

    Adolescence reveals a terrifying truth: smartphones are poison for boys’ minds

    Martha Gill
    When a Netflix drama highlights how online influencers can turn a teenager into a killer, it’s time to rethink social media
  • Kenan Malik

    Why decolonise Shakespeare when all the world’s a stage for his ideas on injustice?

    Kenan Malik
  • Eva Wiseman

    When did being too earnest become a crime, and why?

    Eva Wiseman
  • Andrew Rawnsley

    Kemi Badenoch is failing to hit the spot at PMQs – and everywhere else

    Andrew Rawnsley
    • Illustration by David Foldvari of a Burger King meal with the branding written in Navajo code

      Trump chose the wrong hill to DEI on

      Stewart Lee
    • Will Hutton

      Hard times: why Rachel Reeves must be bold and ditch her Dickensian rulebook

      Will Hutton
    • Kate Maltby

      Do we really want Clueless updated to reflect our dark, digital age? Ugh! As if!

      Kate Maltby
    • Bryan Armen Graham

      George Foreman showed every gesture is political – especially for Black athletes

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Editorials & Letters

  • Make and female symbols

    Editorial
    The Observer view on gender: failure to accurately record biological sex harms us all

  • Young woman reclining on couch, psychologist looking at her in background

    Observer letters
    Mental health patients deserve better therapy safeguards

    Letters
  • Rachel Reeves pointing while giving a speech

    Editorial
    The Observer view on the spring statement: cutting spending is not the only option, chancellor

  • Woman using a wheelchair in an office environment

    Letters
    Pip cuts will ruin disabled people’s lives. This is Labour’s poll tax moment

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    Australia
    ‘Imagine if it died on my watch?’ The fight to save one ‘ancient’ Adelaide tree

  • A chunk of ice floats past the Portage Glacier near Girdwood, Alaska

    Climate crisis
    Glacier meltdown risks food and water supply of 2 billion people, says UN

  • A wooden bridge, covered in mud on the road to Waisai, surrounded by rainforest, Raja Ampat Islands, West Papua, Indonesia<br>2GDJ106 A wooden bridge, covered in mud on the road to Waisai, surrounded by rainforest, Raja Ampat Islands, West Papua, Indonesia

    World
    West Papuan Indigenous people call for KitKat boycott over alleged ecocide

  • aerial view of seaweed bloom over land and sea

    Florida
    Scientists identify ‘tipping point’ that caused clumps of toxic Florida seaweed

From the UK

  • Pat McFadden, the chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster

    Budget
    Civil service to be told to slash more than £2bn a year from budget by 2030

    Departments will be asked next week to reduce spending by 10% by 2028-29, says Cabinet Office source
  • Kim Philby in 1961.

    ‘A clever agent’
    Notes from ‘watchers’ of spy Kim Philby made public for first time

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    Weather
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    Runcorn
    Bring on Reform, say disillusioned voters

    • ‘Tax exile’s half-baked scheme’
      Jim Ratcliffe challenged over Man Utd plan to use public funds for £2bn stadium project

    • Education
      Teenagers excluded from school ‘twice as likely’ to commit serious violence

    • UK news
      Bomb squad carries out controlled burn of explosive chemicals found in St Leonards

    • Sexual harassment
      ‘I was raped at the age of 10’: sexual abuse and harassment reported at 1,664 UK primary schools

    • Politics
      How did it come to this? Labour’s journey from landslide victory to ‘deep unhappiness’

    • Children
      Ban on unregulated experts in family courts proposed for England and Wales

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  • Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu

    Israel
    Netanyahu claims decision to fire Shin Bet chief not connected to Qatar inquiry

    Israeli PM says Ronen Bar sacked over 7 October report, rather than investigation into his office’s alleged links to Qataris
  • Alice Weidel

    Germany
    How AfD’s Alice Weidel went from German pariah to top opposition figure

  • Mark Carney speaks from a podium backed by rows of Canadian national, provincial and territorial flags

    Canada
    Mark Carney to announce Canadian election and will run in Ottawa’s Nepean riding

  • Man gestures and yells with fire across a street behind him.

    Haiti
    Haitians fear the imminent fall of Port-au-Prince to rebel gangs

    • US
      United pilot attacked passenger for taking too long in the bathroom, lawsuit alleges

    • Health
      Type 2 diabetes increases risk of liver and pancreatic cancers, study shows

    • The papacy
      Pope Francis to be discharged from hospital and convalesce at Vatican

    • US news
      Three killed and at least 15 injured in mass shooting in New Mexico

    • New York
      A garden of sunflowers … and an AK-47: Iranian murder plot comes to Brooklyn

    • Trump briefing
      Hegseth mocks judge who ruled against transgender ban

Culture

  • an animated cat underwater in flow

    Wendy Ide's film of the week
    Flow review – beguiling, Oscar-winning animation is the cat’s whiskers

    Latvian director Gints Zilbalodis’s enchanting eco-fable about a lone moggy in a flooded world is a triumph of imagination over budget
  • Detail from There’s No Time Like the Present by Paul B Rainey.

    Books
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  • Dancers from Lyon Opera Ballet dressed in Marsha Skinner’s unitard costumes, with white bodies and black arms, strut like gulls as they perform Beach Birds by Merce Cunningham.

    Dance
    The week in dance: Lyon Opera Ballet: Cunningham Forever (Biped & Beach Birds); Giselle… – review

  • Uzo Aduba as detective and birder Cordelia Cupp, wearing a tweed jacket and rucksack, stands over a body as other members of the cast look through the door of a room in the White House in The Residence.

    Television
    The week in TV: The Residence; Last One Laughing; Severance – review

  • 369 Your Voice

    Cartoon
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  • Lennon and McCartney on the set of The Ed Sullivan Show, New York, February 1964.

    Books
    John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs by Ian Leslie review – let it be the new gold standard in Beatles studies

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  • A clever use of lines in the bedroom, from the lights aligned with the bedding, to the curves of the headboard.

    Interiors
    Brushing up the past: a graceful French home has art at its heart

    The couple behind interior design agency Maison MAVI have turned an old villa into an incredible showroom
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  • JULY 2016; LONDON: ARTS Actress Nina Sosanya who is in a new production of young chekov at The National Theatre. (Photography by Graeme Robertson)

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    Parents in England
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    Africa
    ‘Many Rastas were chased away, but we’re determined to remain’: Ethiopia’s religious community under threat

    Rastafarians who sought a spiritual homeland in Shashamene face eviction and arrest for flying flag of Haile Selassie’s empire
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    Europe
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    Ukraine
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    Analysis
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