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The 'most moral army in the world' has killed at least 248 journalists in Gaza, seemingly without any shame, says Israeli journalist Meron Rapoport ...

After my whole class flunked a mock GCSE, Miss T's home truths helped instil a work ethic that has been crucial to my career, says comedian and doctor Michael Akadiri ...

The only other option was to go back in time and do something about climate change but time travel hasn't been invented yet ...

Here we are again: constant rebooting, cruel rhetoric and crackdowns. And hurtling towards a Reform-shaped future, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik ...

People from the Indian community, and others, are facing violence that was once unthinkable. We must not give in to the racists, says novelist Cauvery Madhavan ...

Immediate issues for the agency will include bird flu, immunisation and misinformation, as well as the challenges of cancer, diabetes and heart disease. But there's a lot we don't know yet - and can we ensure it's apolitical?

Editorial: The strike on a speedboat allegedly containing Venezuelan drug traffickers may be performative, but sets a frightening precedent ...

What would our philosophers and spiritual leaders have to say about 'virtue signalling'? They might be in agreement ...

The prime minister increasingly looks like a man next to a burning house, offering to buy a new bookcase and rug, says Guardian columnist John Harris ...

By asking broadcasters not to show any protest against Donald Trump at Sunday's final, the governing body has caved to fear while contradicting its own history of spectacle ...