The Guardian - 2023-01-16

• Fury over PM’s bid to hand police sweeping powers to halt protests
• New help to join trials for cancer treatments
• Iran urged to take revenge after execution of alleged British spy
• One way to ease crisis in housing affordabil­ity
• The ‘tiny homes’ offering priced-out buyers a place they can call their own
• Family report more signs of improvemen­t for boy thrown from Tate Modern
• Mouse trap
• Shotgun fired in drive-by attack on London mourners
• Gove U-turn on targets for housebuild­ing ‘puts 100,000 homes at risk’
• Ex-Sex Pistols frontman to reveal ‘torture’ of Alzheimer’s with Eurovision contest bid
• Seal births hit record high
• Beavers to be reintroduc­ed to Hampshire after four centuries
• Paint company fined after discharge of banned chemical into ‘pristine’ river
• Young people being used as ‘money mules’ by criminals
• Met Office warns of icy conditions across UK
• ‘Labour squeeze’ New Lib Dem tactic in the fight for suburban Tory seats
• Reform NHS or it will die, says leader
• Cousin was loan guarantor while in No 10
• Call for levies on super-rich as top 1% take 63% of new wealth
• Comedy review
• UK’s cost of living crisis may increase death rate during or after pregnancy, warns WHO
• Childhood mortality
• Mental health Concern over effect of squeeze on finances
• In numbers
• Father of Molly Russell calls for online safety bill to target tech chiefs
• German tank manufactur­er’s ‘next year’ warning puts pressure on Ukraine’s allies
• Saudi academic facing death penalty for using Twitter and WhatsApp
• Biden declares disaster in California as storms and floods kill 19
• The search goes on for Argentina’s stolen children
• Bunfight lays bare politics in small-town western Canada
• Czech elections turn vitriolic after Putin jibe
• Europe’s cities need to plant trees to stave off global heating, but it’s a rocky road
• Paris to vote on banning rented e-scooters over ‘reckless’ riders and misuse
• Energy firms stop reclaiming debts via prepayment meters
• Revolut staff are promised more ‘human’ values to fend off criticism
• Put National Grid under state control, urge net zero activists
• Bereaved families billed thousands in care home fees after death of relative
• Tebas’s war against Premier League riches may turn out to be phoney
• London Irish struggle as Loader and Parker sent off
• Kohli leads India to record Sri Lanka victory
• England hit back to take series at Copper Box
• Havertz provides relief for Potter and Chelsea
• Ødegaard applies finishing touch as Arsenal march on
• Conte is treading water and rivals throw his and Spurs’ fervour into stark relief
• Isak wins it for Howe after spot of bother for Mitrovic
• ‘Sour taste’ Attack on Ramsdale mars Arsenal’s big win
• Potter wary of too many signings after Mudryk joins

The Guardian - 2023-01-17