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  • Agreement after 25 years of negotiations prompts farmers to block roads in Paris, Brussels and WarsawEuropean Union member states have backed the biggest ever free trade agreement with a group of Latin American countries, ending 25 years of negotiations but stoking further tensions with farmers and environmentalists around the bloc.The contentious Mercosur deal with Argentina, […]
  • ⚽ All the latest ahead of FA Cup third round weekend⚽ Ten things to look out for | Football Daily | Email JohnThe third round of the FA Cup threw up plenty of intriguing ties. Check out some of the storylines ahead of the action which gets underway with four matches tonight.Today’s Rumour Mill has […]
  • Trump’s admission that he recognises no constraint outside his own morality was a horrifying moment of truth. It should galvanise all those who oppose himFor a serial liar, Donald Trump can be bracingly honest. We’ve known about the mendacity for years – consider the 30,573 documented falsehoods from the president’s first term, culminating in the […]
  • Ayatollah Ali Khamenei calls protesters ‘vandals’ and ‘saboteurs’ and blames the US for instigating the unrestIran’s supreme leader has vowed that authorities will “not back down” in the face of a rapidly growing protest movement, fuelling fears of an intensifying crackdown on the second day of a nationwide internet shutdown.Protests have taken place in all […]
  • Many of the old challenges remain but there are a number of reasons why this time a deal of some kind could be possibleMining firms Rio Tinto and Glencore restart $260bn merger talksHere we go again. A combination of Rio Tinto and Glencore has been talked about for years and the duo held aborted negotiations […]
  • ​In this week’s newsletter: In the first of a new series, we’re digging into the archives to find the first fleeting mentions of pop culture’s great and good. But who’s this little lady?• Don’t get The Guide delivered to your inbox? Sign up hereFrom Radiohead playing in backroom pubs as On a Friday to Timothée […]
  • National League South side face Grimsby in the third round and those at the club are desparate for the ride to continueWeeks on from the FA Cup third-round draw, inside Weston-super-Mare’s modest clubhouse at their stadium a couple of miles from the holiday haven beachfront, there is still a tinge of incredulity at what might […]
  • Stephen Pound on using rubber serpents to deal with greedy, ring-necked parakeets. Plus letters from Dr Andrew Bodey and Nigel WalkerThe curse of the ring-necked parakeets so vividly described in your report certainly struck a chord with me and, no doubt, with many more Londoners (Rapid expansion of ring-necked parakeets in UK sparks concern, 2 […]
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  • Dr Carol S Leonard writes that mRNA vaccines are a way forward for those with melanoma, but hopes are dashed by financial cutsThis is a critically important editorial (The Guardian view on mRNA vaccines: they are the future – with or without Donald Trump, 1 January). I have just gained at least a year of […]
  • Steven Bowditch on an indelible memory of a night at the theatre and the death of a presidentI too saw Spike Milligan in The Bed-Sitting Room as a 16-year-old (Letters, 30 December), on a trip organised by my church youth club. Due to the double selling of our tickets at the theatre in London, we […]
  • Male bonds | Northern exposure | Lofty goals | Small talkGaby Hinsliff’s column on male bonds struck a chord (Male bonds develop one way, female friendships another. Should we stop trying to make men more like women?, 6 January). Despite essentially no interactions since we moved in 2021, working with my retired (male) neighbour to […]
  • Palestine activist and doctor Ghassan Abu-Sitta also cleared over alleged support for Hamas in case brought by GMCThe rector of the University of Glasgow has been cleared of misconduct by a medical watchdog over alleged antisemitism and support for Hamas.Dr Ghassan Abu-Sitta, a plastic surgeon and prominent Palestinian activist, appeared via video link on Friday […]
  • Military opens window for civilians to leave as Kurdish groups turn down demand their fighters withdraw from city Syria’s army says it will renew attacks against a Kurdish-majority district of Aleppo where clashes have raged this week, after Kurdish groups rejected Damascus’s ceasefire terms that demanded their fighters withdraw from the city.The army said it […]
  • Major new films promise to reveal more about the lives of public figures, provocative topics and historical eventsThe landscape for nonfiction cinema is swift, fragile and constantly in flux in these absurd times; films we discuss now may not be released, and films we discuss a year from now may not even be the germ […]
  • Film director of poetic narratives set in remote Hungarian communities, filled with desolation and forebodingSusan Sontag once claimed she would be “glad to see” Béla Tarr’s 1994 masterpiece Sátántangó “every year for the rest of my life”. No small compliment given that the film is more than seven hours long.Tarr, who has died aged 70, […]
  • Jacques Moretti arrested on Friday as lawyers representing families of victims say investigators are not moving fast enoughLike many young people across Switzerland, Kenzo Ronnow, a university student in Lausanne, slept in on 1 January after celebrating the new year.But as he scrolled through his phone soon after waking, he saw the lead story of […]
  • From talent shows to the big screen, the actor’s performance in Hamnet has made her a leading awards contenderHamnet, Chloé Zhao’s film adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s bestselling novel about William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes (or Anne) Hathaway, is a tender meditation on love and grief. Charting the couple’s anguish over the death of their […]
  • Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!Some British managers who have chanced their arm on the continent have won trophies and the adoration of supporters. Others have at least provided the Daily with plenty of content. For every Bobby Robson, there’s a Tony Adams, or to meet somewhere in the […]
  • Deal understood to lift pay to about £300,000 a weekArsenal keen to reward Declan Rice with new dealBukayo Saka has agreed a new five-year contract at Arsenal that will make him one of the highest-paid players in the club’s history.The England forward’s deal that he signed in May 2023 is thought to be worth about […]
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  • The billion-person shift begins to feel real There’s a moment when a trend stops being a trend and starts feeling permanent. The Sun Belt recently crossed that line. More than half of the U.S. population now lives in the broad southern arc stretching from the Carolinas to the desert Southwest. That detail isn’t trivia anymore. […]
  • Just over a decade ago, working from Prague while reporting to a company in another country was a rare exception. Today, it’s becoming a defining feature of the city’s identity. Prague is experiencing a remarkable rise in digital nomads — remote workers, freelancers, and entrepreneurs who choose where they live based on lifestyle, cultural appeal, […]
  • What may sound like science fiction is becoming a practical business model: cities can now generate revenue and support sustainability goals by mining their highways. Street sweeping trucks, once seen as sanitation tools, now collect measurable amounts of platinum, palladium, and rhodium from roadside dust—precious metals that deposit daily from millions of car exhaust systems. […]
  • In today’s interconnected world, location no longer limits ambition. Entrepreneurs in cities like Prague are increasingly running companies that serve clients across time zones, operate in multiple currencies, and comply with diverse legal jurisdictions simultaneously. The rise of digital infrastructure, remote work, and streamlined company registration services has made this possible. Platforms like Your Company […]
  • Have you ever felt stressed when the economy changes or surprise bills show up? You’re not alone. Many homeowners feel this way and wonder how to get ready. Life is full of twists and turns, and things like job loss, medical emergencies, or rising prices can throw off your budget. But with the right strategies, […]
  • Skins have always been part of the Counter-Strike DNA, and that’s the case for lots of online games. But in CS2, they’re more than just cosmetics that you can win/purchase and use forever. Here they’re tradable assets with real value. From $2 sticker-covered rifles to $2,000 factory-new knives, CS2 skins have created a digital economy […]
  • Three names that will forever be remembered in the annals of science: Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi—the world’s first de-extinct animals, whose very existence rewrites the rules of what’s possible in conservation biology. These dire wolf pups, now thriving at Colossal Biosciences’ Texas preserve, represent far more than successful genetic engineering; they embody hope for the […]
  • Every day, Chicago’s roads see a high number of car accidents. These incidents can be life-changing, leading to physical pain and emotional distress. If you’re a victim, you need to understand your rights and the steps you should take. Knowing what to do next is crucial for your recovery and peace of mind. You might […]
  • Getting a straight, healthy smile is important for both your appearance and dental health. While traditional metal braces used to be the go-to option, clear aligners like Invisalign have become increasingly popular in recent years. Today, we will compare Invisalign and braces to help you determine which is the best choice for your needs and […]
  • International parental child abduction, also known as child abduction or parental kidnapping, is a devastating crime that happens when one parent takes a child out of the country without the permission of the other parent. This illegal act deeply impacts the left-behind parent and can be extremely traumatic for the abducted child. If you suspect […]
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