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Contempt, gagging and UN intervention: inside the UK’s wildest climate trial
Prosecution of five Just Stop Oil activists over M25 protest led to chaotic scenes in court and concerns about ‘judicial persecution’As part of his role as UN rapporteur for environmental defenders, Michel Forst has been watching proceedings against climate... #press
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Shelley Duvall, star of The Shining and Annie Hall, dies aged 75
The versatile actor, who was Robert Altman’s muse and also appeared in McCabe & Mrs Miller, Nashville, Popeye and 3 Women, has diedShelley Duvall, the much-loved US character actor and star of films such as The Shining, Annie Hall and Popeye, has died aged 75.Duvall died in her... #press
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Reform UK MP accused of mounting ‘witch-hunt’ against local teachers
Rupert Lowe says he has list of teachers in Great Yarmouth who ‘pushed’ criticism of hard-right party to pupilsA Reform UK MP has been accused of mounting a “witch-hunt” after saying he has a list of teachers who he claims were “pushing” critical views about the hard-right... #press
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Keir Starmer to meet Joe Biden this week for first time at the White House
US president to host bilateral talks with UK leader travelling to Washington for major Nato summit Keir Starmer is to meet Joe Biden this week for the first time at the White House as he travels to Washington for a major Nato summit of world leaders.The US... #press
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Germany’s first Africa-born MP to stand down after racist abuse
Karamba Diaby’s announcement he wants to spend time with family comes after bullet and arson attacks on his officeThe first Africa-born MP to enter the German parliament has announced he will not be standing in next year’s federal election, weeks after he revealed the hate mail,... #press
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US ambassador accuses Hungary’s PM of using anti-LGBTQ ‘machinery of fear’
David Pressman describes personal experience in speech condemning Viktor Orbán’s legal and rhetorical attacksThe US ambassador in Budapest has accused the government of Hungary’s far-right prime minister, Viktor Orbán, of using a “machinery of fear” to launch legal... #press
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Open letter in India calls for withdrawal of go-ahead to prosecute Arundhati Roy
Over 200 signatories urge government to reverse decision enabling action against writer under anti-terrorism lawMore than 200 Indian academics, activists and journalists have published an open letter urging the Indian government to withdraw last week’s decision sanctioning the... #press
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Israeli forces strap wounded Palestinian man to hood of military jeep
Verified video shows Jenin resident Mujahed Azmi on vehicle that passes two ambulances during raidIsraeli army forces strapped a wounded Palestinian man to the hood of a military Jeep during an arrest raid in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin on Saturday.A video... #press
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Thirteen arrested after fireworks spark forest fire on Greek island
Hydra’s mayor outraged by incident as country faces wildfires fanned by high winds and hot weatherGreek authorities on Saturday arrested 13 people after fireworks launched from a yacht set off a forest fire on an island near Athens as the country confronts a new season of... #press
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Farage said Andrew Tate was ‘important voice’ for men in podcast interview
Reform UK leader has also argued against diversity quotas and said people on benefits were ‘too stupid’ to work in appearances over past yearNigel Farage has praised the misogynist influencer Andrew Tate for being an “important voice” for the emasculated and giving boys... #press
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Ukraine war briefing: Fightback against Russian advance in Kharkiv
Putin thanks North Korea for support ahead of visit; Russian missile strike injures 22 in Poltava region. What we know on day 846A Russian occupation official said on Monday that fighting was gripping parts of Ukraine’s north-eastern Kharkiv region, with Ukraine’s military... #press
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Thailand on the brink of legalising same-sex marriage in historic vote
If the bill passes, Thailand will become just the third territory in Asia – after Taiwan and Nepal – to legalise same-sex marriageThai lawmakers are set to vote on legalising same-sex marriage, putting the country on the brink of becoming the first southeast-Asian nation to... #press
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How North Korea’s lucrative trade in human hair is helping it skirt the impact of sanctions
Pyongyang’s trade in wigs and false eyelashes is booming, offering a vital revenue stream to help it pursue its nuclear ambitionsThey almost certainly don’t know it, but western owners of shiny new wigs and false eyelashes could owe their look to North Korean... #press
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Pigeons on the pill: scientists look to contraceptives to curb pest numbers
Birth control is being trialled as a humane way to limit growing numbers of grey squirrels, pigeons and wild boarThe invention of the contraceptive pill heralded the sexual revolution of the 1960s, and now scientists are looking to revolutionise... #press
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The Taiwanese civilians training for a Chinese invasion – video
Kuo Chiu, known as KC to his friends, teaches urban design at Tunghai University in Taiwan. He’s also one of many of the country's citizens who practises rifle skills in his spare time, in case of a Chinese invasion. The population of Taiwan has long grown familiar with Beijing’s pledge... #press
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The Truth vs Alex Jones review – so viscerally wrong it will fry your mind
This unsensationalist documentary maps the appalling suffering a demagogue caused parents whose children died in the Sandy Hook shooting – and their legal fight against him. It is dizzyingOn 14 December 2012, an armed man entered Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut. He shot and... #press
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The Guardian view on water privatisation: end an experiment that has failed | Editorial
Labour should take lessons from the Netherlands, where public sector firms are funded by a state-owned bankThe private sector provision of water services in England is an oddity in the world: 90% of countries run state-owned operations. Even... #press
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Left-wing Nordic nations provide ‘ray of hope’ in Europe
Left-leaning parties in Finland, Sweden, and Denmark see surge in support in Euro-elections, countering right-wing popularity in France and GermanySupport for rightwing populists and the far right declined in Finland, Sweden and Denmark in Sunday’s European elections, with a surge in support for... #press
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Washington teen returning replica gun to store shot dead by security guard
Off-duty officer reportedly shot 17-year-old Hazrat Ali Rohani believing his airsoft gun was a real firearmA teenager trying to return a malfunctioning replica gun that shoots plastic projectiles to a sporting goods store in Washington state recently was shot to death by an off-duty security... #press
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The Guardian view on the Conservative manifesto: an exercise in fiscal fantasy and denial | Editorial
Rishi Sunak’s insistent repetition of the word ‘plan’ doesn’t compensate for an absence of serious engagement with the challenges Britain facesThe start of the Conservatives’ election campaign was defined by... #press
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