The Guardian - 2022-06-22

• Tory bill accused of ‘fatally weakening human rights’
• Rail strike creates new lockdown conditions
• A British bill of rights
• Salmon firm’s purchase of airliner to fly fish to New York alarms activists
• Tired of proving you are not a robot? Apple says it can verify it
• What’s at stake? The key questions behind the dispute
• Passengers
• Forcing unions into action – is that a gift to the Tories, Grant?
• Labour frontbench­ers defy Starmer to join picket lines
• Is leader playing into the Tories’ hands?
• Man on bridge who died after police used Taser was holding firelighte­r
• Sheeran wins £900,000 in copyright case
• ‘Evidence to show that PM sought senior job for girlfriend’
• Glastonbur­y festival
• Wellies – and suncream
• More than 50% support genome editing to stop severe diseases, says poll
• Pilot schools seek teachers for electric planes as fuel prices rise
• At least 170 victims of Post Office scandal may not be repaid
• People who saw Grenfell burn flee fire at flats
• Low-income households face ‘poverty premium’ for services
• M&S and Gove clash over plan to demolish firm’s store on Oxford Street
• Ex-soldier who murdered couple over parking ‘tiff’ is jailed for life
• ‘Sheer catastroph­e’: Putin’s forces close on Luhansk as Ukraine sinks Russian boat
• Censorship
• Nobel auction nets £84.5m
• Kaliningra­d
• ‘His own nation is betraying him,’ says sister of Moroccan captured in Ukraine
• Death threat
• Wrist trackers allied to app detect early Covid infection
• Tributes paid to two killed in helicopter crash
• Petty thief killed himself after error listed him as a paedophile
• Birmingham museum helps keep Caribbean legacy alive
• Covid cases surge across Europe as experts warn not to let guard down
• State officials testify about pressure from president to discredit election
• Strava fitness tracking app used to spy on members of Israeli military
• Macron holds talks with Le Pen in effort to break deadlock in parliament
• Reprieve for 386 dogs earmarked as festival food
• Russian mercenarie­s accused of deadly attacks on African mines
• City’s decision to allow burkinis overturned
• First Native American announced as treasurer
• Musk daughter disowns tycoon in name change
• ‘We all want justice’
• Dom Phillips killing
• Another £380 on annual bills as grocery price rises hit 13-year high
• Energy firm failures will cost consumers £2.7bn, says NAO
• These incomes are struggling to accommodat­e higher spending
• Income growth slowed since 2000
• Wages have increased - but so have prices
• Outgoing B&M chief paid £5m despite sales dip
• Long-term shareholde­rs must pray that the latest fundraisin­g round by Ocado really is the last
• Glencore pleads guilty to bribery in oil operations
• Elon Musk says US recession is ‘inevitable’
• De Jong remains Arnold’s top target in a crucial summer window for Manchester United
• Internazio­nale on verge of sealing Lukaku return on loan
• Arsenal sign Vieira
• FA says bigger grounds could have hosted Lionesses
• Police ‘aggressive’ in Paris, Liverpool fans’ groups tell hearing
• Big-hitting Livingston­e settling into his new role
• Morikawa denies he is about to join LIV Golf
• Raducanu needs to find the right formula, says McEnroe
• Fifa to review gender eligibilit­y regulation­s
• Wimbledon seeds
• Stokes doubt for third Test after missing training with illness
• Concussion rates in rugby reach highest recorded level

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