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The Guardian is a British daily newspaper. It was founded in 1821 as The Manchester Guardian, and changed its name in 1959. Along with its sister papers The Observer and The Guardian Weekly, The Guardian is part of the Guardian Media Group, owned by the Scott Trust.

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Andrew Wasley is an award-winning investigative journalist specialising in food & environment issues

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Daniel José Camacho

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Molly Moss

Pembroke College Cambridge English graduate, freelancer living in North London.

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Harriet Marsden

Journalistharriet1marsden@gmail.com

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Motez Bishara

London-based author, journalist and academic Author of three books; contributor to The Guardian, CNN, ESPN, Sky Sports, The National and others Ph.D. candidate in Sports Sociology at the University of …

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Rory Sullivan

Freelance journalist and writer

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Latest Articles

Biden explains decision to drop out of election: ‘Best way to unite our nation’

Joe Biden addressed the nation Wednesday to explain his historic decision to withdraw from the presidential race, delivering a reflective and hopeful message about the need to begin a new chapter in America’s story.“I believe my record as president, my leadership in the world, my vision for America’s future all …
By Joan Greve
• The Guardian

Trump speech mixes unity and hate as he caps off Republican convention

As Donald Trump recounted the terrifying moment when a would-be assassin attempted to kill him on Saturday, the adoring audience at the Republican national convention in Milwaukee hung on his every word. Trump then accepted the Republican presidential nomination for the third time with a momentary message of unity, calling …
By Joan Greve
• The Guardian

Chortle chortle, scribble scribble: the dying art of the court reporter

The question is: “Will it make?” A nice murder will make. A crime involving a celebrity will make. Make the papers, Guy Toyn meant. Toyn is the co-owner of the news agency Court News UK, which reports the stories emerging from London’s criminal courts. In the mix this week was …
By Sophie Elmhirst
• The Guardian

‘Sorry, we don’t want lesbians’: Bridgerton’s problem with racism, homophobia and body-shaming

When Bridgerton exploded on to TV screens around the world in Christmas 2020, it was largely applauded as a fantastical re-imaging of Regency-era Britain. It was the frothy medicine we needed – a period drama for the 21st-century viewer. Ballrooms full of black and brown faces enjoying Ariana Grande and …
By Michaela Makusha
• The Guardian

Trump-Biden debate likely amplified Americans’ dismay about the election

Joe Biden and Donald Trump both walked into the presidential debate on Thursday hoping to sway the so-called “double haters”, those voters who disapprove of both candidates and could play a decisive role in the outcome of the election.In the end, those voters probably walked away from the debate with …
By Joan Greve
• The Guardian

Trump-Biden debate likely amplified Americans’ dismay about the election

Joe Biden and Donald Trump both walked into the presidential debate on Thursday hoping to sway the so-called “double haters”, those voters who disapprove of both candidates and could play a decisive role in the outcome of the election.In the end, those voters probably walked away from the debate with …
By Joan Greve
• The Guardian

Is the US economy doing well? It depends if you ask a Democrat or a Republican

The relationship between political identity and consumer sentiment has been documented for decades, intensifying alongside partisanship in recent years. This political bias offers a partial – although far from complete – explanation for Americans’ persistently dour opinions of the nation’s finances.
By Joan Greve
• The Guardian

‘There was no other option’: the aid packages feeding diabetes and heart disease in the Pacific islands

When twin cyclones Judy and Kevin hammered their way through the 83 tropical islands of Vanuatu in March 2023, the government and NGOs were quick to distribute supplies. The South Pacific country’s crops had been decimated and the need to feed the 300,000-plus population was a priority.
By Rebecca . L . Root
• The Guardian