The Guardian - 2023-05-25

• Clamour for PM to scrap Johnson’s honours list
• Covid inquiry threatens legal action over notes and messages
• Vase repatriate­d from Britain to Greece is ‘modern forgery’
• Ex-PM not victim of stitch-up, says No 10 over fresh Partygate claims
• Chilling in the Chilterns
• Sunak spares Braverman by not ordering investigat­ion into speeding course claim
• PMQs stuck in endless loop as Rish! refuses to accept challenges to his alternativ­e reality
• Postal voting
• Lineker accepts human rights award and issues plea for ‘more empathy’
• Simply the best
• UCL students seek compensati­on for Covid-hit tuition
• Judge rejects attempt to outlaw fast-growing ‘Frankenchi­ckens’
• Police will not contest appeal of man jailed for 17 years over Salford rape
• A GB News week
• Huge Welsh opencast coalmine still operating after licence expired
• ‘Frightenin­g for democracy’: Ron DeSantis starts his run for American presidency
• ‘All hat and no cattle’
• Writer vows to fight back after school bans her poem for Biden inaugurati­on
• The challenger
• US lottery winner to use cash to teach Malian children dancing
• Australian woman, 95, dies after allegedly being Tasered by police officer
• Wagner chief warns of revolution after 20,000 of its fighters die in Bakhmut
• Swiss court clears Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan of rape charges
• Fashion and budget food boost M&S profits by 21%
• Severn Trent raises payout to investors to £261m despite fury over sewage leak scandal
• After two decades of mistakes and false dawns, this recovery may be the real deal
• Talking trash
• Robins heads to Wembley looking for one more miracle
• West Ham to keep faith in Moyes with plans for Palhinha and Barnes
• Legacy of George Floyd must be one of tangible change

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