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It's the Boaty McBoatface of dinner time. Britons, resist the supermarkets' cutesy branding and have some dignity, says the Guardian's deputy music editor, Laura Snapes ...

Richer countries might have more resources to deal with catastrophe, but this problem grips the entire planet, however much leaders may want to deny it, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik ...

An unfair two-tier system is, at last, giving way to universal state care. But private interests and highly paid doctors are resisting, says journalist Caelainn Hogan ...

Climate change is the greatest threat to the Pacific, with fuel shortages and missile tests also on the agenda as Anthony Albanese heads to Palau ...

Editorial: Outsourcing the industry to China cannot continue, but Europe knows it can no longer count on the US for a solution ...

Care and attention, the fundamentals that keep both plants and relationships alive, are absent from many marriages that survive anyway ...

When I testified against Mladi at his trial in The Hague, I saw the unrepentant face of a mass murderer. That face and his legacy still haunt Serbia today, says Ed Vulliamy, an author who reported on the Balkan war for the Guardian ...

US republicans are tarnishing their plant-eating opponents at every opportunity. Yet vegans are perfectly suited to hold power - let me count the ways, writes Emma Beddington ...

Labour has promised a 'fundamental rewiring' of power. But some areas are years into their devolution journey while others scramble to get started, says Guardian columnist John Harris ...

The move sends the right signal. While we're at it, can we ban using ringtones and scooting on the sidewalk?