The Guardian - 2023-03-15

• Hunt’s £4bn childcare bid to get parents back to work
• Russian jet collides with US drone over Black Sea
• BBC pressured by No 10 over pandemic reports
• HS2 delays will lead to extra costs, leaked document reveals
• And now for the highlights of mismatch of the day: BBC 0, Gary Lineker 1
• ‘Dreadful!’
• Caffeine in the body may reduce fat and cut the risk of diabetes
• Air pollution making it harder for female fruit flies to find their mates
• Diaries reveal anxiety and stress felt by junior doctors
• London tube closures
• Teachers’ pay talks could start soon as two days of strikes begin
• What to expect today
• Five key charts underpinni­ng Hunt’s thinking
• Families ‘I had to work less. No one else can help’
• Rwanda deportatio­n policy can go to appeal, judge rules
• Tory apology to civil service over Braverman email
• D-day for Johnson
• Suspension of Lineker echoes Putin’s Russia, says Labour
• Meta restructur­e to lay off 10,000 more employees
• Art review Scars of the deep south sewn into cultural wealth
• Gove gives 11 housebuild­ers reprieve over safety scheme
• Data centre’s excess heat used to warm water for bathers
• What led to deception?
• Woman jailed for eight and a half years after lying about being raped and trafficked
• Theatre review Sin, salvation and quite a sensation
• Foreign Office barred record number of academics last year citing national security
• Will exploiting loophole in 1968 nuclear treaty come at cost of setting a dangerous precedent?
• Thirteen writers vie for global Booker accolade
• ‘Not about the reward’, key witness tells Olivia Pratt-Korbel murder trial
• Green discussed faking a medical crisis to avoid making film, court told
• France faces an eighth strike day before vote on pension changes
• New farmers’ party poised to throw Dutch green reforms into disarray
• Body swaps
• Crisis grows as 300,000 more people displaced by DRC conflict
• LGBTQ ‘witch-hunt’ fears in Uganda as attacks increase
• Bali to ban visitors from renting motorbikes
• Activist convicted of supplying abortion pills
• Fish to be removed to salvage reservoir water
• Credit Suisse finds ‘material weaknesses’ in its reporting
• Publisher of Express and Mirror warns 420 staff at risk of redundancy
• Inquiries launched in US and UK into SVB collapse as financial markets settle
• Silicon Valley Bank’s failure presents central banks with a dilemma on interest rate rises
• Average pay rise 3.2 points below inflation as wage growth slows
• ‘There’s no strategy’
• New rule would offer up ‘distance-reducing’ balls
• Ireland to wear navy shorts in Six Nations
• ‘Extraordin­ary’ Constituti­on Hill romps home in Champion Hurdle
• Henderson’s talented gelding crowned king of Cheltenham with a procession for the ages
• Energumene equipped to land Champion Chase again
• Greg Wood’s tips
• Ford focused on Dublin but Chessum is ruled out
• Liverpool fans are praised by sports minister over Paris final
• Haaland runs riot with five goals in ruthless display from City
• Ancelotti reveals Real doubts as Liverpool bid for the greatest escape
• Garnacho to miss FA Cup and Europa League
• Russia invited to play in Asian championsh­ips
• Klopp eyes miracle in Madrid as Liverpool plot comeback
• Constituti­on Hill ‘could do anything’ says De Boinville

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