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The Observer's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a look at body dysmorphia among young people influenced by social media, a debate on education reform, a local controversy over a data center in London's Brick Lane, and commentary on US progressive…
Young people growing up under the scrutiny of social media are developing unhealthy obsessions with their appearance, with some unable to face their own reflection, but doctors believe they may have found a cure.
Education is too important to be a political issue, and Andy Burnham should take the opportunity to reform schools.
Chelsea is seeking stability amidst a significant summer spending spree, with Xabi Alonso facing the challenge of managing a large squad.
Residents are protesting the government's approval of a new server farm in London's Bengali community, overriding council objections, marking an early test for the Burnham agenda.
Abdul El-Sayed's primary victory signals a rise in influence for progressive Democrats in the US.
Artificial intelligence is being used to remove content from books to prevent AI chatbots from absorbing and regurgitating flawed information.
The television series 'Possession' is described as TV's answer to 'Sinners', focusing on plantation horror.
A recipe for marinated melon with elderflower and herbs from Nigel Slater.
Maria Andreyevna's vocal opposition to Russia's mobilization for the war in Ukraine has resulted in her losing her job and facing restrictions on her freedom.
An exploration of how Iran has become a key region for developments in modern architecture.
An article highlighting the brilliance of Royal Ballet dancers Marianela Nuñez and Carlos Acosta.
A review of 'The Summer Book,' a Tove Jansson adaptation, praising its masterful restraint.
An article exploring the unique musical style of Cate Le Bon, described as a pop star from another dimension.
A look into the history and evolution of the music genre dubstep.
A biographical piece on the Roman figure Cicero, framed as a tragedy.
An interview with Susie Dent where she discusses lexicographers and their relationship with the English language.
A review or feature on a cookbook detailing kitchen adventures from a single woman's perspective.
A curated guide to recommended reading material, including books on Cicero and by Susie Dent.
A guide to recommended television shows, including 'Possession' and 'Ted Lasso', selected by The Observer's TV critic.
A selection of five pop duets that are highlighted for their quality, chosen by a music critic.
An article exploring the personal experience of an individual who lost a significant amount of weight and the questions of identity that arise.
A travel piece describing a luxurious experience in Tuscany.
An interview with actor Nick Blood, discussing his roles and interests.
