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As the National Gallery’s sell-out Poets and Lovers draws to a close, the Observer joins the crowd in the early hours of the morning
Forget Soho bars, Covent Garden eateries, King’s Cross clubs and M…
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Home Office official says data protection laws caused the cost of its forced removal programme to increase
The Conservative government spent more than £130m on IT and data systems for the scheme to se…
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From these beginnings must come a just and lasting settlement for Palestinians and Israelis alike – and a reckoning
At last! The yearned for Israel-Hamas ceasefire-for-hostages deal is finally happeni…
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From the bloodshed in Ukraine, Sudan and Gaza to the return of Trump, there are so many reasons to despair. But a little deliberate optimism can go a long way
It’s a season brimming with tradition and…
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The Guardian and Observer team of picture editors highlight the work of a number of photojournalists working for news agencies worldwide whose images have made an impact and contributed to our journa…
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Title’s first female editor in more than a century will work alongside a digital editor, as Observer builds online brand
Lucy Rock has been appointed as the first female editor of the Observer in more…
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The Observer spoke to the crooner about missing his dogs, overcoming stage fright, and the ‘asshole period’ of his celebrity
In 1998, the Observer was seduced by uber-crooner and ‘world’s least likely…
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Lush and Gymshark among chains using apps promoted by TikTok influencers to take on gig economy assistants lacking basic protections, say unions
Unions have accused high-street retailers of drafting i…
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Observer investigation into London school has sparked an inquiry into allegations that teachers harmed mental wellbeing of children
A school in one of England’s leading academy trusts is to face an in…
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The UK government has announced it is suspending Syrian asylum claims, after the fall of the decades-long Assad regime. So, what will happen to the Syrians who have made the UK their home? The Guardi…
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