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Abandoned by the company they worked for, let down by Labour and their unions - now they watch their friends turn to Reform for answers, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty ...

Scientists will be able to estimate the amount of heating and destruction caused by the gas ultimately drawn from the Beetaloo ...

The activist made the movement mainstream - and became a receptacle for its hopes and disappointments ...

The PM's warmth and feelgood policies, such as scrapping VAT on energy bills and a taskforce looking at political donations, offer something rare: hope, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee ...

Paris converted tens of thousands of on-street parking spaces into docking stations, fundamentally changing its approach to public space, says Agustin Guilisasti, founder and CEO of the London ebike operator Forest ...

Every story about Dolly Parton's generosity should shame the super-rich, who could easily make the world a better place for all ...

The government's sluggish response has been disastrous for everyone involved - and for Sánchez's message on immigration, says María Ramírez, deputy managing editor of Spanish news outlet elDiario.es ...

The trillions in tax cuts going to the rich and corporations could have instead been used to address the affordability crisis ...

As the Trump administration refuses to end its war in Iran, it is steering into the storm, not out of it ...

Ben-Gvir did not come into power in a vacuum: he was helped into his position by an international community that has afforded Israel complete impunity ...