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3 February 2025

  • Nesrine Malik

    Trump 2.0 is exposing American exceptionalism for what it is – and has always been

    Nesrine Malik
  • A female hawfinch sits in a tree

    Country diary
    Country diary: A bird that had existed only in my imagination becomes vividly real

2 February 2025

  • Corrections and clarifications
    Corrections and clarifications

  • Ella Baron on Trump’s tariffs – cartoon

    Guardian Opinion cartoon
    Ella Baron on Trump’s tariffs – cartoon

  • Israel’s ‘iron dome’ anti-missile system intercepts rockets launched from the Gaza Strip, 2023

    The Guardian view on Star Wars II: US plans for missile shield risk nuclear instability

  • Ruth Wyner, director of the Wintercomfort charity, on her release from prison, 2000.

    Ruth Wyner obituary

  • The Guardian view on women’s unpaid labour: attitudes have shifted, but the burden hasn’t

  • Letter: Elgar Howarth obituary

  • How Labour can make homes more affordable

  • Men concerned about prostate cancer should think before asking for a PSA test

  • Cold fusion claims that don’t bear scrutiny

  • Brief letters
    A tit-for-tat museum tiff with Emmanuel Macron

  • Think Trumpism couldn’t take root and flourish in Britain? Think again

    John Harris

1 February 2025

  • Andy Beckett

    In Trump’s fantasy politics, he can accomplish anything – but reality will prevail

    Andy Beckett
    His second term seems to represent an unassailable victory for conservative white men – but soon he’ll be another incumbent in an anti-incumbent world, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett
  • Charlotte Higgins

    ‘Worse than the 1980s’ – that’s the arts sector now. It’s not a good look for a Labour government

    Charlotte Higgins
    So many pre-election promises: but still a cultural malaise spreads from our schools to museums, galleries and theatres, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer Charlotte Higgins
  • Pic 3 - Coppiced sessile oak, Padley. Mark Cocker

    Country diary
    Country diary: An ancient oakwood of hydra-headed beasts

    Padley Gorge, Derbyshire: These trees have been coppiced and pollarded, so that the whole sense of an oak as a sky-seeking organism is gone

31 January 2025

  • Corrections and clarifications
    Corrections and clarifications

  • Planes come into land at Heathrow airport

    Heathrow’s third runway, Rachel Reeves and the pursuit of growth

  • A Palestinian man cooks with children at an Unwra school being used as a shelter in Gaza City in November, 2023

    Israel’s ban on Unrwa in Gaza and the West Bank is inhumane

  • Jubilee Line Woven seat-back design for priority passenger, London, England, UK, Europe<br>E7GKT8 Jubilee Line Woven seat-back design for priority passenger, London, England, UK, Europe

    Accept that tube seat graciously, Zoe

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