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Politics » 1 week ago
Do you like sleeping, eating and scrolling? Me too. What if I told you this was also a way to protest capitalism?Somewhere in Zhejiang province, China, a woman is living my dream. She gets up in the morning and then, almost immediately, goes back to bed. She lies prostrat...
Politics » 1 week ago
Never mind potential losses at home, the Tory leader was loving the fall of Robert Jenrick’s heroes across the pondSuddenly it all became clear. Why Kemi Badenoch was out and about giving interviews for the second day running, looking and sounding as if she wasn’t complet...
Politics » 1 week ago
The prime minister is apparently pursuing ways to land the 2028 Open for the president. With friends like that, POTUS surely won’t be carrying his own clubsAt what point does realpolitik tip over into nakedly facilitating conflict of interest/corruption? I only ask in the...
Entertainment » 1 week ago
Musician co-founded cancer charity that helped sign up 250,000 people as stem cell donorsMike Peters, frontman of the Welsh rock band The Alarm, has died from blood cancer aged 66.The musician, who was forced to cancel a US tour last year after being di...
World » 1 week ago
Following election loss to Mark Carney’s Liberals, Poilievre is likely to face questions over his future as party leader...
World » 1 week ago
Prime minister pledges to reduce country’s reliance on US trade – but must navigate competing visions for the future...
World » 1 week ago
Canadian PM right candidate for the moment in success shaped more by chance than meticulous planningMark Carney, the economist, banker and politician, has long professed a simple article of ...
World » 1 week ago
In today’s newsletter: Mark Carney has pulled off an astonishing turnaround in his party’s fortunes. How did he do it – and what can progressives learn from his victory?Good morning. At the beginning of the year, Canada’s Conservatives had a 25-point lead over the Liberal...
World » 1 week ago
Xuan Phuong, a war correspondent who is now 96, recalls her entry into the city after South Vietnam’s surrender The day that Saigon fell, Xuan Phuong, a war correspondent, could only hear shouting and commotion. It was 30 April 1975, and helicopters were frantically lifti...
World » 1 week ago
Anglicare survey finds fewer than 1% of rentals affordable on minimum wage. Follow today’s news liveGet our breaking news email, ...
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