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29/07/2024

Letters: Readers on how best to make disease prevention services effective, to ease the strains on both the health service and the economy

29/07/2024

Letter: Evidence-based digital therapeutics are now available that treat insomnia and other mental health conditions safely, writes Dr Ian Wood

29/07/2024

Letters: Why is the modern marathon the distance it is? Tom McNab and Alan Shepherd provide some answers

29/07/2024

Letters: Powering homes | Cash over card | Repurposing Bibby Stockholm | An inquiry into inquiries

29/07/2024

Letters: We apply the law of England and Wales to resolve disputes, says Sharan Kaur Bhachu, the court’s family lead judge

29/07/2024

Local members collaborated to support a Lib Dem candidate. Green HQ’s response is a sad turn away from hope, says Neal Lawson, director of Compass

29/07/2024

What voters want is a display of reliability and competence – but the current favourite for next leader has other ideas, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

29/07/2024

‘Free-schooling’ is far removed from my experience – and likely to provoke strong views, as one TikTok influencer discovered, says freelance journalist Elle Hunt

29/07/2024

We created a new kind of orchestra to fight for Ukraine all over the world, says Keri-Lynn Wilson, founder of the Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra

29/07/2024

The expectation that parents can neatly compartmentalise their professional and domestic lives is an unfair one, says freelance writer Emma Armstrong

29/07/2024

If the world closes its eyes to the daily horrors inflicted on Palestinians, it runs the risk of cheapening life everywhere, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

28/07/2024

Although sales of weapons to Israel are under scrutiny, the supply continues unabated

28/07/2024

Editorial: Britain has a historic responsibility to back global attempts to properly regulate the world of offshore financial centres

28/07/2024

Editorial: The vitriol directed at Kamala Harris demonstrates how far there is to go – and a gender gap is emerging among young voters

28/07/2024

Letters: Dr Anthony Isaacs, Bernie Evans and Jerry Stuart respond to a piece by John Harris about the need to expose political lies

28/07/2024

Letter: Women just like me dying disproportionately and unnecessarily in what should be the happiest time of their lives, writes Dr Yasmin Mulji

28/07/2024

Letters: Cynthia Scott shares her personal experience and calls for thoroughly vetted police officers who are properly trained to protect women and girls

28/07/2024

Brief letters: Olympic opener | Imagine lyrics | Harvest mice | Healthy drinking | No Guardians here

28/07/2024

Newsrooms would have been frenetic after the events in Pennsylvania – and in our case, a wrong picture of the shooter was published, says Guardian readers’ editor Elisabeth Ribbans

28/07/2024

New research turns on its head the idea that the cascade of hormones brought on by parenthood is limited to mothers, says academic and author Jonathan Kennedy

28/07/2024

Media mogul’s bid to extend rightwing influence beyond the grave must be resisted to the last

28/07/2024

The chancellor is not just preparing the ground for some tax rises. She’s also warning her party that there will be extremely difficult decisions about spending

28/07/2024

Corruption at the top has a knock-on effect on ordinary Britons, whose conduct reflects their moral outrage

28/07/2024

The writer, who would have turned 100 this week, spoke to, and from, America’s moral conscience

28/07/2024

Allegations of bullying have caused the BBC to rethink how contestants are treated on the flagship reality show

28/07/2024

The vice president’s ascent is a lesson against underestimating women, but she is likely to be met by Donald Trump aiming low and dirty

28/07/2024

The group scored an own goal if their intention was to influence public opinion

28/07/2024

Cutting public spending to satisfy an arbitrary financial rule conceived in opposition will confine the UK to sluggish growth

27/07/2024

Hospitals and GPs needs more rapid access to clinics that can provide a diagnosis and suggest best course of treatment

27/07/2024

In 2013, Vanity Fair’s UK editor spent an evening next to California’s attorney general. Did he spot a possible future president, well not exactly…

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