The Guardian - 2023-03-18

• NHS doctors offered £5,000 to lure staff into private jobs
• ICC issues Putin arrest warrant for war crimes
• What does the move mean for Russia’s leader?
• Mission impossible: Cruise told he cannot land helicopter­s on islands where polar bears are the stars
• The poison umbrella Film sheds new light on infamous cold war killing
• ‘He’s addicted’ Mother tells how her son got hooked
• Leading doctor warns of lung damage as he raises alarm over rise in teenage vaping
• So how dangerous is it?
• Sunak ready to make pay concession­s in effort to bring swift end to strikes
• Care crisis Government ‘to cut £250m’ from recruitmen­t fund
• Employees to go on strike for five weeks
• Johnson may be only witness to give evidence in Partygate hearing to MPs
• Tory health committee chair faces ‘NHS lobbying’ investigat­ion
• Tories pressured BBC to avoid saying Johnson claim was ‘false’
• A new strand of conversati­ons with friends ‘An island of erotica, sandwiched between a Paperchase and a Costa’
• New data links Covid’s origins to raccoon dogs at Wuhan market
• How hosts are infected
• Parasitic purple fungus that infects, takes over, then kills spiders discovered in Brazil’s rainforest
• Owners urged to keep dogs on short leads at nature reserves
• MPs vote to ban import of hunting trophies
• Officer who struck dying footballer can keep job
• Lawyer accuses Labour party of failing to address racism ‘hierarchy’
• Export ban put on Coleridge poem railing against slavery
• ‘I shall not be obliged to dismiss Nanny’: Jane Austen’s letter to sister goes on display
• Lineker’s other boots How Blundstone­s became the hit footwear of the moment
• Trousers get cut as women pick suits with shorts for the office
• ‘Deer are destroying habitats’: new push to eat more venison
• Seven authors on all-women shortlist for Carnegie medal
• New inquest into death of woman who wrongly had her benefits cut off
• Elvis series that’ll have parents all shook up
• Parents of girl killed in speedboat crash angry over suspended jail term
• Even Streep can’t save this twisty eco-drama
• Steep rise in people going to Turkey for weight-loss surgery
• Headteache­r took her own life after low Ofsted rating, family says
• Hunt sign-up payments ‘will do little to solve crisis in childcare’
• Scientists in Japan discover species of pink orchid hidden in plain sight
• ‘Best job on Earth’ The starstruck girl who grew up to be Nasa science chief
• Anytime’s A GOOD TIME in Dubai
• The question for the US was: is Hugh Grant Rude or Just British?
• Alison Hammond replaces Matt Lucas as Bake Off host
• Reservoir of pain
• Into the wild
• ‘Alarming’
• French protests grow after Macron raises pension age
• What next?
• President Xi to visit Moscow for first time since Ukraine invasion
• Nato expansion
• ‘Utterly criminal’
• Lies and abuse
• Palestinia­ns enraged by ‘inhuman’ shooting of militant in Jenin raid
• New Zealand’s parliament joins TikTok ban
• Fresh pressure on Credit Suisse shares as fears grow of crisis in global banking
• Central banks must keep interest rates high to combat inflation, says OECD
• Pornhub owner MindGeek sold to private equity firm after illegal content row
• Barclays ex-boss Staley to face US deposition over ties with Epstein
• Holiday scams
• Driving up costs
• Income tax
• Protect yourself
• Word wheel
• Time on your hands?
• Quick crossword no 16,494
• Chris Maslanka
• Yesterday’s Quick crossword
• Weather tracker
• Inside story
• Keep taking the crapsules
• A day on a plate
• Rules to live well by
• Mind over matter
• Friends with benefits
• One thing you should know…
• My food revolution

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