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Thursday 22 June 2023
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Investigation uncovers villagers’ claims of violence at farm that is single largest exporter of Kenyan produce to the world -
Ukraine president says war is not a Hollywood movie, as Putin announces nuclear-capable ICBMs will soon enter service
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Rescue team says every noise being tracked and analysed; ‘every possible effort’ being made to bring missing crew home, says Polar Prince co-owner -
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India’s prime minister will eat vegetarian state dinner, address Congress and give rare press conference alongside Joe Biden
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UK foreign secretary says Ukraine has ‘evolved quickly’, as Zelenskiy tells summit it can be engine of green growth -
Zelenskiy admits counteroffensive going ‘slower than desired’; west pledges tens of billions of dollars at Ukraine reconstruction summit in London -
Western leaders have promised billions – but reconstruction will take more than just money
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On the 75th anniversary of the arrival of Empire Windrush, the children of its passengers tell of an enduring legacy -
The Biden administration will try to strengthen US-India ties while the Indian leader looks to shore up votes for next year’s election
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‘As you can tell by their closed eyes, all the women around me that day were exhausted. In Iran, women have to be superheroes to overcome all the restrictions they face’ -
The crew of the missing sub departed St John’s – a city that’s no stranger to ocean peril – to explore the wreck of the Titanic
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Whoever wins in the confrontation between the former prime minister and the army, both sides are to blame for trying to gag criticism, says journalist Hamid Mir -
We should save honours for the unsung and uncelebrated – and take our time checking out the judgment of those bound for the House of Lords -
The speaker had to step in after the PM’s claims about the economy stretched the credulity of at least one member at PMQ
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Lauren Filer’s ability to ‘bang the ball’ has earned the pace bowler an unexpected place in Heather Knight’s side for the Ashes Test at Trent Bridge -
England head coach backs team’s approach and says they could have beaten Australia in first Ashes Test at Edgbaston with ‘the rub of the green’
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Ilkay Gündogan is to join Barcelona, dashing Manchester City’s hopes of keeping him, but leaves with the club’s blessing -
Hounded by sections of the media for political correctness, Australia’s leader made vital contributions with bat and ball
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Armed people went into rival gang’s cell block, opened fire and used oil to set fire, police officer says after 46 women killed -
Child among the dead and 24 people rescued in Moroccan-led operation, say Spanish maritime sources
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Prosecutors in Bucharest charge pair with rape, human trafficking and forming criminal gang to exploit women -
Attack came less than two weeks after park rangers euthanised another animal -
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The budget committee hearing looked into alleged misinformation from big oil that covered up ‘massive’ risks of the climate crisis -
Scientists tracking alerts sent by the National Weather Service say data underscores risks of heatwaves and storms this summer -
She leads a team of 100 at a non-profit with operations across Africa and says climate has been seen through a male perspective for too long -
Even low doses of airborne benzene raise the risk of a variety of cancers, including lymphomas and leukemia
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Culture
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The Drag Race alum shares what makes her laugh online. Maybe it’s too camp – or just camp enough -
4 out of 5 stars.
4 out of 5 stars.The Change reviewBridget Christie’s super-cool menopause comedy is like nothing else on TVShe decides to take back 3.5 million minutes of domestic drudgery, jump on a motorcycle and set off on a voyage of self discovery. Hot flushes have never looked hotter! -
4 out of 5 stars.
A more mature and realistic tone, stunning performances, a rounded likeable hero and a fully realised world make up for moments when this epic 40-hour game becomes a chore
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Lifestyle
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The definitive guide to making this salty-sweet, deliciously oily yet crisp and fluffy Italian-French repast – think onion, olive and anchovy pizza -
How do I go on a date and admit I have never been intimate with anyone? I feel so ashamed of being a virgin -
As a doctor, I’m used to dealing with trauma, but in an A&E department. This time I was all alone – and it brought home the importance of men’s mental health
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Agreements to reduce developing countries’ debt burden in exchange for spending on nature will be on the agenda at a finance summit in Paris this week -
More people are feeling backed into a corner after the supreme court struck down the nationwide right to abortion last year -
The Guardian finds children in Portland, Oregon, could have lower test scores due to lead emissions from nearby racetrack, one of dozens across the US to use toxic leaded gasoline
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The Bank of England is expected to raise interest rates again today, leaving millions of homeowners facing higher costs. Richard Partington reports
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A selection of Guardian readers’ photographs from around the world -
The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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These diverse studio nudes by Dominican-American artist Luis Alberto Rodriguez explore identity, spirituality and the free-falling nature of life itself -
Revellers have attended summer solstice celebrations at Stonehenge near Amesbury. Thousands descended on the ancient stone circle to witness the sunrise on the longest day of the year. English Heritage allows controlled access to the site to allow the celebration that marks the official start of summer -
The journey of the Windrush generation before, during and after arriving in the UK -
You can feel the heat sizzling off Tod Papageorge’s decades-old photos of the LA coastline and the surf culture around it
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Who will pay to rebuild Ukraine after all this death and destruction? It has to be Putin and Russia