The Guardian - 2023-09-19

• Met warns it will take years to clear out rogue officers
• First young adults able to identify sperm or egg donor this autumn
• Smaller, loyal audience can still prove lucrative
• Response to allegation­s is ‘insulting’
• ‘Hostile takeover’: Sheffield music fans protest over future of Leadmill venue
• Daring or delusional?
• ‘Red wall’ Tory quits levelling up role because of chronic migraine
• Firefighte­rs call for regulation of ebikes after series of blazes
• Huge scale of fans’ exposure to football gambling ads revealed
• Boris Johnson described his political allies as ‘the Munsters’, book claims
• Warning to patients on effect of ‘biggest ever NHS walkout’
• Human activity speeding up species’ extinction, says study
• Rebirth of Mantegna’s hymn to ancient glories
• Invest in seaside towns or face an electoral ‘tidal wave’, Sunak told
• ‘We seem to be forgotten’
• Few do shamelessn­ess quite like the 49-day prime minister
• UN admits that it is not on track to end hunger or poverty
• Move not without risks but it may signal new direction in western diplomacy with Tehran
• Joy in Fiji after team’s win over Australia at Rugby World Cup
• ‘Credible’ that India killed Sikh leader in Canada, says Trudeau
• Musk suggests Soros foundation seeking to ‘destroy civilisati­on’
• AI boom may not have positive outcome, UK watchdog warns
• Ministers pledge strict security checks for Sizewell C investors
• Cash back?
• Broke Britain
• Earning his Spurs
• Davis Cup heroics prove there is life after Murray
• Portugal prove defeat with imaginatio­n can trump robotic victory
• Farrell’s return gives Borthwick a conundrum
• WSL can meet billion-pound revenue target, says chair
• Howe plots to pile more pain on hurting Milan
• ‘I’ve been busy’

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