The Guardian - 2023-03-11

• Lineker suspended from BBC over social media row
• One in 10 teenagers say they’re addicted to porn
• Seven killed in Hamburg shooting despite police tipoff about gunman
• Guardian wins daily newspaper of the year
• ‘That’s Lang Lang!’
• Every Canadian has right to give the middle finger, judge rules
• Match of the Day presenter Lineker suspended after social media row
• How BBC’s highest paid presenter has spoken out
• Carbon credit certifier to drop its rainforest offsets scheme
• Biden to visit Belfast 25 years after Good Friday agreement
• UK to fund French detention centre in £500m deal to stop small boats
• My dad is lucky to get a Father’s Day card, says Sunak
• War will end at negotiatin­g table, prime minister says
• Matchy-matchy
• Blizzards and gales hit travel and close schools
• Boots to reduce loyalty points rate by a quarter
• King Charles gives title of Duke of Edinburgh to his brother Edward
• BBC will not broadcast final Attenborou­gh episode over fear of ‘rightwing backlash’
• ITV to close its children’s channel and shift most content online
• Eating disorder patients who do not improve ‘risk care rationing’
• Complainan­ts fear Raab inquiry will not make a final ruling
• Will new laws protect young people online?
• Greek islands ranked Wish you were there?
• Move over, Mykonos: Kefalonia quietly stuns as best Greek island getaway
• Olivia’s brother ‘knew it was over’ after she was shot, court hears
• Labour plans to replace Ofsted school ratings with ‘report card’
• Gove threatens housebuild­ers over post-Grenfell safety work
• Fashion finally embraces the power of a smile
• ‘It’s a grind’ Best actress row lays bare Oscars’ backstage ills
• ‘Harvey Weinstein created modern awards campaignin­g’
• Plot of land gift challenged
• We become unelectabl­e if we ditch Sturgeon’s ideals, Yousaf tells SNP
• What the past three years have taught us about hybrid working
• Police appeal over man set on fire near mosque
• Met names mother and young sons found dead
• Historic pub torn down illegally must be rebuilt
• Hunt to offer pensions boost to middle class
• Tory fury at Sue Gray is bonkers. If anything, she went easy on Boris
• Tears flow as Jenny’s lamb pie proves so poignant
• Is there any chance of bringing golden eagles back to Lakes?
• Orca takes pilot whale calf in tow
• Post-Cop15 deal greeted with cautious optimism
• China is waging ‘political warfare’ in the Pacific, says president of Micronesia
• Xi Jinping Third term as head of state strengthen­s his iron grip on power
• Tehran and Riyadh agree to restore ties after talks held in Beijing
• Malawi’s worst outbreak of cholera leaves more than 1,500 dead
• Weight-bearing water
• Reno air races looking for new home after airport grounds event
• Robert Blake, TV detective actor accused of murder, dies aged 89
• Chartered yacht linked to underwater bombing
• ‘Feminist foreign policy’ Baerbock shows what that means on trip to Iraq
• Bollinger at £350 a pop? Demand is overflowin­g
• Boost for Hunt as UK economy’s modest growth defies forecasts
• BP boss’s 120% pay rise a ‘kick in the teeth’ for consumers, say campaigner­s
• Mountain to climb Patagonia tackles contradict­ion of saving the planet while selling clothes
• Rail dispute Ministers and unions will claim a deal as victory. In truth, there are no winners
• The bottom line
• ‘Why have I lost 20% of my pension in just a year?’
• What does this mean to me and what can I do?
• More time for top-ups that could return up to £55,000
• Nightmare wait of nine months for broadband
• Whitehall, London
• ▼ Bratton, Wiltshire
• South Kensington, London
• ▲ Lesbury, Northumber­land
• Word wheel
• Time on your hands?
• Chris Maslanka

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