The Guardian Weekly - 2022-09-02

• Guardian Weekly is an edited selection of some of the best journalism found in the Guardian and Observer newspapers in the UK and the Guardian’s digital editions in the UK, US and Australia.
• Horns of plenty
• Energy bills misery, flood devastatio­n and the moon’s marvel
• The launch of Nasa’s Artemis 1 lunar mission was delayed this week by an engine failure.
• On the cover
• Sea-level rise caused by ice cap melting is ‘inevitable’
• Facebook settles data breach lawsuit at 11th hour
• Uvalde police chief sacked after school shooting
• Biden to cancel student loan debt for millions
• Amazon activists mourn death of ‘man of the hole’
• Tax officials use AI to spot 20,000 undeclared pools
• Government unveils tax plan to tackle poverty
• Free movement agreement reached after Brussels talks
• Island holds ‘ugliest lawn’ contest to save water
• Deadly violence erupts after Shia cleric steps down
• Ruling party claims victory in tightly contested vote
• Huawei founder warns of ‘painful’ next decade
• Plumes of dust as illegal skyscraper­s demolished
• Former PM Khan faces arrest on terrorism charges
• Tensions rise over military ship’s Sri Lankan port visit
• Return to nuclear power on table in major policy shift
• WHO praise for eliminatio­n of four tropical diseases
• Minister defiant in Māori language chocolate bar row
• Warring sides trade blame as fighting shatters truce
• Turbine blades could be recycled into gummy bears
• Truss ponders VAT cut of five percentage points
• Sharks evolve to walk on land in response to climate crisis
• Sleepless nights make people more selfish, study finds
• Drought reveals footprints dating back 100m years
• Police appeal for leads over killing of girl, 9, in Liverpool
• Call to take Covid into account in 2023 GCSEs
• To its surprise, Gibraltar has been a city since 1842
• Fine feathers
• ‘I’m scared when anyone says winter’ For many, the energy bill rise is just one in a stack of growing problems
• WINTER OF D IS CONTENT
• Europe needs to look back in order to rescue consumers
• ‘Dead animals are floating in the water. People are ill’
• Ukrainian troops launch fightback in the south
• Capital gain Why Kherson attack matters
• Marin photos spark debate about who a leader can be
• Under fire
• Detente with Syria leaves refugees in fear of forced returns
• ‘They help us imagine making the incredible journey ourselves’
• The property market is in freefall. Should the world be worried?
• Space travel is justified: it has changed how we view our place in the universe
• We must hunt for a better solution to protect birds
• Now my struggles with English add up
• Burning problem of plastic pollution
• Our leaders should be on a wartime footing
• WRITE TO US
• The demise of services is all too clear to see
• Philip Larkin’s poetic prescience
• Prom 48: Australian World Orchestra/Zubin Mehta
• Three Thousand Years of Longing
• Podcast of the week
• The path forward
• Seasons past
• BOOKS OF THE MONTH
• I feel let down by friends who never show any interest in me
• White chocolate hocolate mousse with peach and bay compote
• Make hay while sun shines: what foods can I cook now and store?
• EMOJI SPEAK
• DEERNESS VALLEY WAY
• The Weekly cryptic
• Quick crossword

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