The Guardian - 2023-01-20

• Tory areas allocated more cash from levelling up fund
• Baldwin charged over death on film set
• Shell to lay out $450m on carbon offsets, but their value is in doubt
• Stop abusing cancellati­on loophole, train firms told
• Fears for Julian Sands after actor named as missing hiker in California
• Changed customer habits close department store after 240 years
• British creative industries at risk from ‘government indifferen­ce’
• Five million people are unpaid carers in England and Wales
• Voices for change
• ‘You’re not idiots’: Sunak says people understand why he can’t cut taxes
• PM’s soapbox moment?
• Seatbelt slip-up
• Inaction Man sets off on UK tour to meet voters who have literally been paid to love him
• On the shortlists
• Average home energy bills forecast to fall to £2,200
• Chemothera­py before bowel cancer surgery aids success rate
• Madcap steampunk show is high on gasps
• UK coastguard abandoned 38 people in boat, say French
• Estranged father of missing woman begs her to go to police with her baby
• People conceived in rape to be recognised as victims of crime
• ‘Be strong, be kind’
• Shock resignatio­n makes sense on a human level but puts her legacy and her party in peril
• ‘Grace and dignity’
• Hundreds of thousands protest at French pension changes on day of mass strikes
• Poland ready to send tanks to Kyiv without German approval
• China acts to censor online ‘rumours’ as Covid deaths set to rise over new year
• Rightwing Republican denies drag queen past
• Fans in Rome say last farewell to Lollobrigi­da
• Six killed by sharpened strings at kite festival
• Nobel-winning Philippine journalist says she has ‘go bag’ ready for jail
• Iran to execute mentally ill man for allegedly burning Qur’an
• Record number of EU bankers paid more than €1m last year
• Double act
• Thunberg hits out at UAE for picking oil boss to chair Cop28
• Windfarm windfall
• Broadband and mobile phone bills could rise more than 14%
• How reality put the boot in Dr Martens’ promises – and London tripped over its laces
• Weatherwat­ch
• Sales, stats and strategies: how Brentford and Brighton stay ahead
• ‘You woke up … if you could walk straight you just carried on’
• Chardy strop briefly holds up Evans’ charge to third round
• ‘We feel like we’re fighting not only against Russia but Fifa too’
• ‘Offensive to say I’m racist’: Yems demands an apology
• Palace’s Parish falls out with club’s biggest investor Textor
• Lampard calls for team focus as Everton fight against drop
• Amateur rugby players launch brain injury lawsuit

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