The Guardian - 2023-03-17

• Excoriatin­g report condemns Met police over racist, sexist culture
• Unions hail pay victory as health secretary raises offer
• Liz and Kwasi lead the way among Tory absentees
• Towering over his fellow jockeys at 6ft 4in, is Jack Andrews the longest shot in racing?
• I do, I do, I do, I do, I do like Abba, says macho ex-punk fan Bono
• Clip shows Russian jet colliding with US drone over Black Sea
• Poland to send MiG fighters to Ukraine in first for Nato
• A great result for NHS staff – and a big climbdown for Downing Street
• Lifetime allowance
• Budget pension giveaway won’t keep doctors in NHS, Hunt told
• Measures that mean stagnant living standards for higher taxes
• Oldham Coliseum confirms its closure after losing arts funding
• Fresh water demand will outstrip supply by 40% at end of decade, say experts
• One in five pupils are classed as persistent­ly absent from school
• Rolls-Royce wins funding for moon base nuclear reactor
• Warning over buildings
• Visits to UK’s top attraction­s still 23% down on pre-Covid attendance
• Suspicion of Chinese tech has haunted Britain’s allies. Now Sunak is starting to feel it too
• MPs refer TikTok to regulator over handling of personal data
• Footballer­s 50% likelier to get dementia than average – study
• That’s some bone: dog’s plesiosaur find goes on display in Dorset
• Revenge porn trial was difficult, says reality star
• ‘A crisis of faith’ In the US, the damage done to trust in government deepens
• Ukrainian refugees face struggle to find homes after leaving their hosts
• ‘You can breathe’
• Cheltenham stabbing suspect appears in court
• We’ll target Labour voters in Tory swing seats, says Ed Davey
• Bawdy rural comedy asks serious questions
• Journalist quits BBC to promote slave reparation­s
• Mature trees need same protection as heritage buildings, urge campaigner­s after Plymouth loss
• Barclay ‘has broken promise to keep records of attacks on NHS staff’
• Judicial row
• Texas abortion pill hearing branded a ‘kangaroo court’
• Trump lawyers fight indictment over porn star
• Poland arrests nine over alleged plot to sabotage arms supplies to Ukraine
• Honest citizens of Tokyo hand in a record £24.5m of lost cash to police
• ECB raises interest rates despite fear of domino effect for banks
• First Republic shares recover ground as big US lenders ponder rescue
• No staff bonus at John Lewis after losses lead to job cuts warning
• Things happen fast in banking. Credit Suisse’s restructur­ing is moving a little bit too slowly
• MPs call in Ofcom over ‘breach of service duty’ by Royal Mail
• Firm behind slimming jab is suspended from British trade body
• Virgin Orbit pauses operations and furloughs most of its staff
• Potter’s Chelsea find that consistenc­y in selection translates into positive results
• Nicholls looks to a resurgent future after Stage Star ends his three-year Festival drought
• Brother of man executed by Saudi Arabia accuses F1
• England are on right path despite defeats, says Borthwick
• Faraimo runs in double to give Castleford comeback win
• Tomorrow’s teams
• Conte insists talk of being sacked was a joke
• Álvarez extends contract at Etihad
• Youngster Bajcetic’s breakthrou­gh season ended by injury
• Quarter-final draw
• Rashford rifles in latest thunderbol­t to drain Betis belief
• Bowen sinks Cypriot side
• Fifa admits defeat over Saudi Women’s World Cup deal
• Southgate fears shrunken talent pool will hurt successor

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