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The Observer's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into an 'ethical hacker' and the personal nightmare of a restaurateur, extreme wildfires in Europe, and political commentary on Andy Burnham. International news covers the removal of…
An investigation into an ethical hacker's actions after a restaurateur's phone was breached, leading to fake reviews and claims of antisemitism, exploring potential motives and the search for resolution.
Firefighters are struggling to contain devastating wildfires in the Cap Ferrat resort, with Spain declaring a state of emergency as flames spread near Madrid.
Political commentary suggesting that Prime Minister's promises of cheaper bus fares and lower bills might be based on misguided political strategies.
The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has been removed over alleged sexual misconduct claims, asserting he is being targeted for his pursuit of Netanyahu.
A feature highlighting a new generation of talented and hard-working young actors who are emerging and on their way to becoming A-list stars.
An analysis of Mayor Burnham's political strategy, suggesting his populist actions in Number 10 conceal more difficult decisions that lie ahead.
Reports on firefighters contending with severe wildfires across Britain, described as the worst ever experienced in the country.
Following arrests in the US, Donald Trump has publicly distanced himself from the controversial figures known as the Tate brothers.
A selection of three puzzles from the author's past, presented as 'old favourites' in the puzzle edit section.
An account of Amanda Feilding's involvement in a £2bn drugs firm takeover, linked to her passion for microdosing with psychedelics, desert toads, Donald Trump, and trepanning.
A personal story about a parent's ongoing effort to shut down a pro-suicide forum, fulfilling their son's final wish, despite challenges with regulatory bodies like Ofcom.
A patient shares their experience being the first participant in a benchmark cancer study, expressing hope that their contribution will help others.
An exploration of Christopher Harborne's tangled trail of Channel Island assets and their connection to political funding.
Mayor Burnham's decision to pause an early prison release scheme offers little relief amid a growing crisis in the justice system.
A student uprising in India concerning an exam scandal has led to the resignation of the education minister.
Donald Trump is re-energizing 'red scare' rhetoric to portray Democrats as communists amidst a surge in progressive support.
An analysis exploring the reasons behind Iran's decision to choose war over potential peace deals that could have yielded billions.
The Odyssey's Nolan is accused of visual looting in the context of the Western Sahara problem.
Commentary arguing that AI-generated content ('AI slop') is distorting historical understanding, and that schools need to improve information literacy.
