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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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Mark Collings
Mark Collings has written for a variety of leading magazines and newspapers, including Esquire, the Daily Express, the Observer and Jack, since 1994. He is the author of 100 Greatest …
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Rebecca Root is a multimedia journalist based in Bangkok but reporting globally. She covers humanitarian aid, human rights, global health, development and climate, among other things. Her work has featured …
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I am currently a final year Politics and International Relations student at the University of Warwick looking for training in media and journalism
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Myanmar’s junta blamed for deaths of more than 160 children in 2022
Exiled National Unity Government says figure is a rise of 78% on last year, following February 2021 coup.
‘Freedom in China is precious’: Tiananmen Square protest veteran salutes new generation
Rose Tang was stunned when she saw videos of crowds chanting in Mandarin, “Give me liberty or give me death" — a phrase she hadn't heard since 1989, when she was a student leader in Tiananmen Square.
Tourism takes a $120 million flood hit
TOURISM operators along the Murray River are copping a hammering for the third year in a row.
The other New York: how Republicans made ‘shocking’ gains in the empire state
Why the midterm "red wave" surfaced in immigrant-heavy southern Brooklyn.
A writer’s colourful home has a story to tell
I cringe when people say it’s colourful,” says award-winning author Huma Qureshi. She’s perched on the edge of a blue sofa in the front room of her four-bedroom north London home
No sign of the red wave – yet: Politics Weekly America midterms special
As the votes continue to be counted, Jonathan Freedland is joined by Joan E Greve, columnist Richard Wolffe, and Chris Scott of Democracy for America, to look at what we know so far. How to listen to podcasts: everything you need to know
Mastodon gained 70,000 users after Musk’s Twitter takeover. I joined them
Tech-savvy users are rallying around Mastodon — here's how it works.
‘Dying of boredom’: the fight to release Thailand’s shopping mall gorilla
Bua Noi has spent decades in a cage in a decaying Bangkok shopping mall. Her owner says is she too old to be transferred to a sanctuary but activists disagree
Alis Lesley: the ‘female Elvis’ on Bob Dylan’s new book cover
Positioned between Little Richard and Eddie Cochran is a rock ’n’ roll star who had a short-lived music career. So why has Bob Dylan chosen this relative unknown to front his essay collection?
‘I’m hoping there will be more queer imams’: South Africa's gay imam has created an LGBTQ+ safe space
Muhsin Hendricks, the ‘world’s first gay imam’ wants to help LGBTQ+ Muslims in South Africa reconcile their sexuality with their faith.
Pioneer Settlement: New proposal replaces Our Place
DESIGNS will be prepared for a single storey building to house a new entry, visitor information centre and Aboriginal cultural and tourism spaces at Swan Hill’s Pioneer Settlement.
Buy refurbished, sell later: Better ways to upgrade your mobile
Spring buds always bloom in line with new Apple gadget releases. But the savviest consumers will be lying in wait for soon-to-be superseded devices to become more readily available on the refurbished phone market.
Pre-loved up! Miquita Oliver gives her mum and grandma a charity shop makeover
Feature placed on the cover of the Guardian Weekend's Lifestyle magazine to support Oxfam's Second Hand September campaign.
The AI startup erasing call center worker accents
New software can make overseas call center workers sound American — but at what cost?
The Guardian: Rapper’s delight or weapons-grade nonsense? The app that uses AI to help MCs bust a rhyme
New tech is promising to take rap artists to new lyrical heights. But will its algorithm be able to handle our novice writer’s rubbish rhymes?
Where ever you go, there you are
On the myth of 'a whole new me', the false hope of fresh starts and writing Sadie Starr's Guide to Starting Over
UK has more than 1,000 livestock mega-farms, investigation reveals
There are more than 1,000 US-style mega-farms in the UK, including some holding as many as a million animals, according to a new investigation. These mega-farms include poultry, pig, beef cattle and dairy units.