1. FBI arrests judge for alleged obstruction of immigration arrest operation, Patel says in deleted social post – live

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   US Marshal Service confirms arrest of judge Hannah Dugan shortly after FBI director’s since-deleted X post accusing her of helping an immigrant ‘evade arrest’Apple is reportedly planning to switch assembly of all iPhones...

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1. Valerie the dachshund is found safe and well after 529 days on the run on South Australian island

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   Rescuers on Kangaroo Island say they are ‘overjoyed’ after the dog walked into one of their trapsGet our afternoon election email, ...

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1. Rupert Murdoch’s company ‘actively frustrated’ Met’s phone-hacking investigation

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   Exclusive: Court document reveals accusations by former detectives, with one concluding NGN’s Will Lewis could have been arrestedRupert Murdoch’s company, News Group Newspapers, has been accused by former detectives of having “actively frustrated” their UK investigation i...

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1. Marks & Spencer pauses online orders as firm struggles with cyber-attack fallout

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   Contactless payments now restored in stores after weekend cyber incident as retailer apologises to shoppers Marks & Spencer has halted all orders through its website and apps as the retailer continues to battle the fallout from a ...

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1. Russian general killed in Moscow car blast on day of Trump envoy visit

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   Lt Gen Yaroslav Moskalik named as victim of explosion that appears similar to previous attacks claimed by Ukraine...

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1. The Guardian view on the coming papal conclave: Catholics at a crossroads | Editorial

   The Guardian » 5 days ago

   Pope Francis’s progressive legacy rests in the hands of cardinal electors who will be juggling competing agendasIn keeping with the humble style of his papacy, Pope Francis did his best to dial down the pomp and ceremony that would mark his passing. In St Peter’s Basilica...

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1. In Brazil, the right creates precarious workers, and precarious workers prefer the right – but the cycle can be broken | Rodrigo Nunes

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   Rodrigo Nunes, a senior lecturer in political theory, explains how delivery drivers are taking to the street to demand better pay and conditions, while worker-owned delivery app services are thrivingOn 1 April, Brazilian couriers organised a day of action in which thousan...

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1. Péter Erdő is a strong candidate to be the next pope – and that’s reason to be fearful | Alex Faludy

   The Guardian » 5 days ago

   The archbishop is traditionalists’ preferred candidate for a reason: his papacy would wind back the progress made under Pope FrancisWho might be the next pope? The question is famously difficult to answer. But we can be reasonably confident that if the successful contende...

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1. We obsess over the angry young men going Reform. But what of the anxious young women going Green? | Gaby Hinsliff

   The Guardian » 5 days ago

   Desire for a politics that cares about global and local injustice is sharpening the political gender divideSometimes a political backlash doesn’t take the shape you expect. Though there are times when it goes off like a firework, as young men’s ...

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1. I want to start dating casually. How do I turn off the illogical, hopelessly romantic part of my brain? | Leading questions

   The Guardian » 5 days ago

   Are you responding to reality or possibility, asks advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Knowing the difference might help your better judgment win outRead more ...

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