This election signals a crisis for the British state
As the Greens, Reform and nationalists in Scotland and Wales make gains, Westminster’s two-party system is finished
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Adam Ramsay
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A sexual predator used online games and ChatGPT to groom young boys
A criminal case in Uruguay exposes how online games and AI chatbots are reshaping global online sexual exploitation
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Trump’s Iran U-turn won’t solve Israel’s insecurity trap
As the US president searches for a diplomatic win, Netanyahu’s regional conflicts risk spiralling beyond control
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Paul Rogers
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UK’s sky-high rents are endangering children. Why won’t government act?
Scribbling ‘unaffordable housing costs’ in a patient’s medical notes is now as customary as ordering blood tests
As the stalemate in Iran drags on, the danger of a wider conflict rises
The US may well conclude a long war is good for business, despite public costs and looming elections
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Paul Rogers
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As the weekend turns 100, we need to rethink work itself
In May 1926, workers started to shift to a five day week. But the weekend was always about more than just leisure
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