The Guardian - 2023-03-10

• Revealed: at least 500 people died after ambulance delays last year
• Grieving mother in plea over ‘low-level’ sex crimes
• Johnson puts Dacre forward for Lords again
• Unrepentan­t Lineker wins support from fellow broadcaste­rs
• Braverman told: say sorry
• The Guardian is daily newspaper of the year
• Better than deux points – but that’s a low bar
• ‘So excited’: Mae Muller to sing for UK at British-hosted Eurovision
• Stone alleges Basic Instinct nude scene cost her custody of her son
• HS2 to be delayed for two more years as inflation drives costs even higher
• Mystic Meg, celebrity TV astrologer, dies aged 80
• Sunak heads to Paris to seek deal with Macron over Channel boats
• Far-right heap praise on UK’s ‘harsh’ bill
• Un break with the past
• ‘There is no regular route’
• ‘Monsieur Président, if we don’t act, 100 million migrants – no, the whole world – will be in Dover!’
• Six vie for Baillie Gifford ‘winner of winners’ prize for non-fiction
• Olivia Pratt-Korbel’s mother knew ‘she’d gone’, trial hears
• UK supermarke­t in fraud inquiry over foreign beef
• One family’s story ‘If they’d arrived in half an hour then Garry would still be here’
• NHS England
• GPs’ accounts
• MP reads out list of 109 women killed by men over the past year
• Academic, 82, jailed for life for 1978 murder
• Georgia regime relents over law that would limit press freedom
• Facing east or west?
• Israeli tech sector rebels over Netanyahu’s judicial plans
• Police arrest diners over ‘sushi terrorism’
• Taliban governor killed in suspected IS attack
• Trump to publish letters from Kim and Clinton
• North Sea oil producer claims windfall tax ‘wiped out’ profits
• Slash mortgage payments for borrowers hit by rising bills, FCA tells banks
• Bonus took ex-Shell chief’s pay to nearly £10m last year
• As Shell’s Van Beurden strikes it rich, Harbour is left seeking new ports in windfall tax storm
• GB News makes £30m loss as it battles with rival TalkTV
• Crypto bank Silvergate collapses into voluntary liquidatio­n
• Supermarke­ts begin to relax purchase limits on produce
• Weghorst’s absurd Anfield furore shows that sorry seems to be the easiest word
• Bold No 10 reshuffle makes Smith the prime mover for England
• Dropped Farrell has ‘world class’ attitude, insists Borthwick
• McIlroy bemoans driver issues after Sawgrass 76
• Funding shortage puts Women’s Tour at risk
• Tomorrow’s teams
• Ma’u runs in a double to keep Dragons flying high
• Uefa’s offer of refunds for final chaos rejected
• Rodrigo could make surprise early return
• Diacre sacked by France after key players quit squad
• United warm hearts again after the big freeze at Anfield
• Mount added to Ten Hag’s midfield shopping list
• Pochettino and Tuchel in frame as Spurs plan for future
• Borthwick gives Smith licence to attack France

The Guardian - 2023-03-09

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