1. It’s still killing people, and the government has yet to act: Britain’s hidden asbestos epidemic | Tom White

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Asbestos was banned in 1999, but as materials left in our buildings deteriorate, thousands of lives are being lost every yearHelen Bone was diagnosed with an asbestos-related cancer in 2021. She was 38. The type of cancer, mesothelioma, is incurable; the best prognosis is...

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1. In Gaza, and now Ukraine, Donald Trump may be peace activists' greatest ally. That deserves our backing | Simon Jenkins

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   It’s a fool’s game trying to understand the president’s true motives, but do our misgivings matter if the outcome is a speedy end to war?Donald Trump is sensible and he is right. Basking in glory after his Gaza ceasefire, he was on Friday evening flying to Florida with hi...

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1. ‘It’s a bit clandestine, a bit punk’: the guerrilla scheme letting skint artists mass-share gallery membership cards

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Now 600 strong, the Artist Membership Project is helping young artists see exhibitions while dodging hefty entry fees at top British institutions. We meet the founder of the schemeOn a railing, not far from Tate Modern, is a lockbox. Enter a code and inside is a membershi...

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1. Feel like your mind and body are separate? Here’s how life changes when we become whole

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   When I was younger, I valued my body only for what it could do for me. A quick jog was enough to make me see where I’d been going wrongI have just got back from a run. I am shocked to write those words. I think it might have been a decade since my last. But I recently dis...

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1. Youth: Magnum print sale including Brigitte Bardot and James Dean – in pictures

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Magnum partners with Aperture for its square print sale titled Youth. Capturing the electric charge of growing up, from D...

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1. ‘I hope he goes to jail’: Brazil’s Cannes-winning director on Bolsonaro and political amnesia

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Kleber Mendonça Filho’s gripping thriller The Secret Agent is set in the 70s but casts light on present-day politicsWhen the Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho was writing his latest movie in 2021, he felt shame about the situation in his homeland as it took “a shar...

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1. ‘I was doing nothing at home’: the Chinese nationals fighting for Ukraine

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Volunteers defy their government and public opinion in China to risk their lives for an adversary of Beijing’s main geopolitical partnerIn a war that has been characterised by merciless attacks on civilians, one of the worst took place on 8 July 2024. R...

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1. ‘I wish I had taken part sooner’: how a medical trial transformed a young person’s life

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Exclusive: Gulliver Waite signed up after antidepressants and talking therapies failed to alleviate clinical depression...

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1. Grooming gang victim quits inquiry panel over ‘condescending language towards survivors’

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Fiona Goddard, who was abused by a gang in Bradford as a child, resigned citing concerns over political interference and treatment of survivorsKeir Starmer’s national grooming gang inquiry has suffered a blow after a prominent survivor resigned from its overseeing panel s...

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1. MPs urged to confront royal family over Prince Andrew’s Epstein links

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Calls grow for parliamentary rule changes to strip Andrew of titles and ask questions of royalsParliament is under mounting pressure to examine what the royal family knew about ...

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