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Monday 22 May 2023
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Ukraine armed forces says Russia carrying out airstrikes on ruined city
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Exclusive: research reveals 350 low-paid workers a day are raising complaints about errors in benefit top-ups -
52-year-old, in hospital for more than a year after bike accident, wants to be repatriated but is not listed as a resident in Sweden -
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Ukraine’s leader knows he needs to win over nonaligned countries such as Brazil and India to increase the pressure on Russia -
‘Bakhmut is only in our hearts. There is nothing ... just ruins and dead Russians,’ says Ukraine’s president
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More than half of weapons exports were for repressive regimes such as Qatar and Saudi Arabia, as sales doubled last year -
Russian-imposed Donetsk leader Denis Pushilin says demining is being carried out in Bakhmut; Ukraine’s deputy defence minister insists Ukraine still had a small foothold inside the city
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Postnatal depression affects up to 15% of new mothers, but studies suggest almost as many fathers also show symptoms – and little is being done to help them -
The Ethiopian-born computer scientist lost her job after pointing out the inequalities built into AI
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After hearing some home truths from his wife on his 65th birthday, Scott Wright was determined to figure out ‘who the hell I was’. He ended up on a hallucinogenic retreat in Mexico -
He saw the world’s cruel absurdities through a comic lens, writes Boyd, who recalls his very first meeting with Amis – and explains why his unmistakable voice will never be forgotten
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5 out of 5 stars.The Second Woman reviewRuth Wilson’s spellbinding theatrical marathon
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Imagine the benefits of having a joined-up service at last. Combined with AI and genomic medicine, this is the future for our health service, says Labour leader Keir Starmer -
Young adults stranded in the family home have been abandoned by politicians, says Guardian columnist John Harris
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The party turns nasty and brutish when it fears for its future. The use of this term – with its clear links to antisemitism – is just the latest example, says author Samuel Earle -
Even though I’d never bid on 98% of the lots, nothing matches the nosy thrill of rooting through a stranger’s waistcoats, bird baths or stuffed stoats, writes Emma Beddington
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Pep Guardiola has two finals to plan for after City clinched the title while Unai Emery’s experience has lifted Villa -
The cramped stadium – like Luton the town – attracts ridicule but Saturday’s playoff final is a huge sliding doors moment
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Pep Guardiola’s team are dominant now but their success and the wealth that has driven it may be best left to posterity -
Club professional revels in ‘dream’ performance at Oak Hill which has earned him invites to the Charles Schwab Challenge and Canadian Open
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Once it was so polluted it caught fire several times - and was declared dead in 1969, but Toronto’s Don river is now roaring back to life
Can the Don River be resurrected ? -
Move to power Glenbrook steel plant with electricity from renewables rather than coal will reduce emissions by 1% – or the equivalent of taking 300,000 cars off the road -
Just 192 hectares of ‘natural colonisation’ have been established in England under woodland creation offer -
Wildlife and environment groups condemn plan promising renewable energy for 600,000 homes
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Kat Watkins, who requires a ventilator at night, said she is suffering from severe back pain after night at Travelodge in Hounslow -
Labour leader to say plan for reforming NHS will focus on ‘biggest killer of young lives in this country’
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Documentary questioned Indian prime minister’s leadership during 2002 Gujarat riots -
UK museum of the year award has shortlist of five showing ‘astonishing ambition and boundless creativity’ -
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Prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s party on 40% share against Syriza on 20 -
Convicted sexual offender reportedly threatened to expose Gates’s relationship with Russian bridge player Mila Antonova
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Emilia-Romagna still on alert, with 36,000 people homeless after six months’ worth of rain fell in 36 hours -
‘Extradition in this case is a matter of life and death,’ campaigner tells National Press Club -
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Hailed as the genre’s Forrest Gump for his time with artists from Busta Rhymes to Santana, today Ross contends that streaming, sampling and materialism have changed the genre beyond recognition -
Actor says he wants to leave the show ‘respectfully’, given his character Mike Young bought a home on Ramsay Street in the show’s finale -
Sisters reunite after their mother’s death in Maryland. Plus: things get ugly in the penultimate episode of Succession. Here’s what to watch this evening
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4 out of 5 stars.TheatreThe Comedy of Errors review – full of wit and pizazz
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Cost of living: the unseen impact on children
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A short ferry ride from Guernsey takes you to the tranquil beauty of an island where time moves slowly and nature is embraced -
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Achieve that Sloaney bounce at home – but you’ll need straight and easy-to-style hair in the first place
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During the pandemic, house viewings were temporarily postponed – but some prospective buyers went ahead with their plans
After decades locked alone in small cages in California’s San Quentin prison, men sentenced to die are now being moved off death row. Sam Levin investigates
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US efforts to stifle China’s chip industry are thought to be part of a wider plan to hinder Beijing’s preparations for war -
A look back at presenter’s career, which has taken a hit thanks to a series of damaging press stories -
Primary teacher and ex-civil servant were among those attending class. Here they recount what happened
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Small aircraft are essential to Alaska’s remote settlements, and flying is part of the state’s culture. Acacia Johnson, who grew up in Anchorage, has been photographing the pilots keeping remote communities connected -
The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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A new exhibition showcases paintings inspired by taking a dip -
Amis, the author of 15 novels and one of the leading voices of his generation, has died aged 73 -
Floods in Italy, Russian airstrikes in Kyiv, migrants at the border between Mexico and the US and the Cannes film festival: the most striking images this week -
The NFL legend, actor and social activist has died aged 87. In a football career spanning 1957 through 1965 he led the Cleveland Browns to their last NFL title and shattered league records before retiring to become an actor, appearing in more than 30 films. Here we look back at his life and career.
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