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23/07/2025

Editorial: Condemnation is rightly growing. But until concrete action is taken, western allies will remain complicit with these horrifying crimes

23/07/2025

Editorial: The Conservative leader’s appointment of Sir James Cleverly to the cabinet could act as a moderating force as Faragism sweeps the party

23/07/2025

Letters: Janet Perkins fears votes being cast for ‘hilarious’ Farage, but Dr John Fletcher thinks young people are more refreshing philosophers. Plus more letters on Labour’s plan to lower the voting age to 16

23/07/2025

Letters: Readers respond to a column highlighting the often unsung job skills of plumbers, electricians, bricklayers and others

23/07/2025

Letters: Anthony Milton on the 2014 parliamentary vote in favour of recognising Palestinian statehood, and Liz Byrne on Nick Maynard’s article on the horror in Gaza

23/07/2025

Brief letters: An unread letter | Football writing | Spot-kick chaos | Arrested for satire | Wimbledon expansion

23/07/2025

You can’t blame DeGeneres for wanting to escape a toxic atmosphere. But she is of the exalted class who can buy themselves out of a bind, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

23/07/2025

The US president is trying to contain an ugly rift with his own supporters about the Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking scandal

23/07/2025

David Lammy seemingly believes Israel and its supporters will always be able to act with impunity – but the status quo surely cannot hold, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

23/07/2025

Jonathan Rosenhead writes: Bricup was the first organisation anywhere formed specifically to promote the boycott of Israel’s higher education institutions

23/07/2025

Manager Sarina Wiegman says it was a reaction to social media abuse of Jess Carter. The abuse is what makes it necessary: that call was wrong, says Guardian diversity editor Joseph Harker

23/07/2025

People grow complacent about vaccines precisely because they are so effective. What happened to collective responsibility, asks Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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