The Guardian - 2022-05-14

• ‘Golden era’ of cheap food is over, households told
• DUP condemned for paralysing Stormont as row over Northern Ireland deal deepens
• What deadlock means
• Pull the other one: landlords laugh off fashion bible Vogue’s demand to change pub name
• Expanding shoes for children takes a step closer to reality
• ‘Lost’ Picasso painting spotted in Imelda Marcos’s home
• PM ‘shocked’ after ZaghariRat­cliffe tells him of impact of his Iran gaffe
• Fake or real? The signs that give it away
• Pioneering therapy uses geneticall­y engineered viruses to kill bacteria
• Women to be offered new tablet on NHS for fibroid symptoms
• Delay to ban on junk food ‘buy one get one free’ deals
• Rooney has no evidence for leak claim, says Vardy lawyer
• ‘If I’m being honest…’
• Trimming the public sector fits Tory suspicion that it is stuffed with pettifoggi­ng remainers
• Backlog Britain
• Biggest civil service union warns of strike action over ‘P&O-style’ plan to cut jobs
• Starmer’s armour
• Sudden infant deaths linked to low levels of enzyme in some babies
• ‘Gratificat­ion holidays’: rich splashing out on trips of a lifetime
• Russian whitefish still used in fish fingers on sale in UK
• Insult referring to man’s baldness was sexual harassment, judges say
• Excitement in Turin
• Focus on child safety in traffic scheme rows, councils told
• Deborah James
• NUS suspended over allegation­s of antisemiti­sm
• Back in black
• Government lacks ‘will or care’ to tackle ethnicity pay gap, say MPs
• Back on track?
• Captured Russian soldier first to appear in court for alleged war crime
• Poll to join Russia
• UK targets Putin family and wider network
• Trial by fire The volunteer medics braving Russian shells in Donbas
• Donbas Ukrainian forces repelled Russian attempt to cross key river – MoD
• Turkey says no to Finland and Sweden
• Kendrick Lamar’s complex masterpiec­e
• Changing of the guard: how royals are working around Queen’s mobility issues
• Art for the jubilee
• Queen Barbie
• Film review
• Judge backs test to establish whether boy, 12, is dead
• Crypto genius! Laziness, irritation and fear have now saved you a fortune
• Sharp observatio­n of how sexual abuse blights the beautiful game
• ‘This is about humanity’s survival’ What has happened since Cop26?
• Where are countries delivering – and falling short?
• Environmen­t Test your knowledge
• North Korea confirms first death as Covid spreads
• Trump allies unmasked as election officials across Georgia
• Presbyteri­an church to give Māori first refusal in land sales
• Dutch police arrest Rwanda atrocity suspect
• Breakthrou­gh beat Pakistanis and Indians united by dancefloor hit
• Couple take their son to court for failing to produce grandchild­ren
• Spirit of ’73 Fashion fit for protest as US gears up for Roe v Wade fight
• Forty days of mourning in UAE after president dies aged 73
• Resurrecte­d
• UK swimming pools forced to close over chlorine supply problems
• Tesco chief bags £4.75m as families struggle with rising food costs
• ‘They can’t keep people’
• Cabin crew crunch
• TerraUSD delisted from crypto exchanges after crash sparks huge sell-off
• Musk’s Twitter takeover ‘on hold’ over tally of fake accounts
• Thermal imaging
• Funeral plans
• Consumer champions
• How to get your home ready to put on the market
• Word wheel
• Time on your hands?
• Quick crossword no 16,230

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