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ArticleThe Guard­ian Weekly

4 July 1919 Guard­ian Weekly is an edited selec­tion of some of the best journ­al­ism found in the Guard­ian’s digital edi­tions in the UK, US and Aus­tralia, and the Guard­ian news­pa­per in the UK. The weekly magazine has an inter­na­tional focus...

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Andy Burnham is to become Bri­tain’s sev­enth prime min­is­ter in a dec­ade, hav­ing secured the Labour lead­er­ship with the land­slide sup­port of his party’s MPs. How did he chart the path from school polit­ics to No 10 – and what chal­lenges await...

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ArticleHot weather leads to high excess deaths in Europe

Nearly 100 people, the largest pro­por­tion of whom were young men, died by drown­ing in Ger­many last month, author­it­ies said, as extreme heat blamed for hun­dreds of excess deaths con­tin­ued to affect west­ern Europe. In Ger­many’s worst death...

Article$81bn in tar­iffs refun­ded after supreme court rul­ing

The US gov­ern­ment has already paid back tens of bil­lions of dol­lars in tar­iffs it col­lec­ted before the supreme court ruled them illegal, accord­ing to budget fig­ures released on Monday. Tar­iffs – taxes on impor­ted goods – have been a key...

ArticleJudge orders release of $5m Trump owes E Jean Car­roll

A Man­hat­tan fed­eral court judge ordered the release of the more than $5m Don­ald Trump owes E Jean Car­roll fol­low­ing her suc­cess­ful 2023 sexual abuse and defam­a­tion trial against him. Trump imme­di­ately filed paper­work indic­at­ing he was...

ArticlePea­nut but­ter install­a­tion is trib­ute to late artist