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The Observer, 11 10月 2026

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ArticleThe return of the pub­lic exe­cu­tion

The ritual of exe­cu­tion by fir­ing squad may be dif­fer­ent on a mil­it­ary base, but this is how it works on a civil­ian death row: marksmen – usu­ally five of them – are recruited from local law enforce­ment. One is given a blank, the rest live...

The return of the pub­lic exe­cu­tion

ArticleBurnham con­firms Krem­lin role in Brexit ref­er­en­dum

Andy Burnham has said UK author­it­ies are “clear” that there was Rus­sian inter­fer­ence in the Brexit vote: this is the first time a prime min­is­ter has con­firmed Krem­lin involve­ment in the 2016 ref­er­en­dum. The prime min­is­ter, who is...

Burnham con­firms Krem­lin role in Brexit ref­er­en­dum

ArticleGreen with shame

The Green party is reel­ing from a fort­night of self-harm. It increased its vote share in the Hol­born and St Pan­cras byelec­tion but still came a dis­tant second to Labour. Its can­did­ate was the party leader, Zack Polanski, who looks fatally...

Green with shame

ArticleTrump and Putin are the Crabbe and Goyle of the new world order

To file under “self-serving and pre­dict­able but still some­how aston­ish­ing”: Don­ald Trump, squeezed on diesel sup­ply as the midterms approach, has done a deal with Moscow. Vladi­mir Putin has agreed to release a total of 1.8m tonnes of diesel...

Trump and Putin are the Crabbe and Goyle of the new world order

ArticleEndangered tor­toises thriv­ing in Seychelles

A sur­vey of the world’s largest giant tor­toise pop­u­la­tion has dis­covered the endangered spe­cies is thriv­ing in the Seychelles. Research­ers found 180,000 Aldabra giant tor­toises are liv­ing on the Seychelles island the Aldabra Atoll. In the...

Endangered tor­toises thriv­ing in Seychelles