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The Observer's front page highlights a range of national and international news. Domestically, stories focus on the criminal justice system's handling of teenage sexual violence, a sewage spill affecting the Thames, and potential prison reforms. International coverage includes a migration crisis…
The rise in child-on-child sexual violence is intensifying scrutiny on the youth court system, where victims may face being cross-examined twice about their ordeal.
Social media claims of an open border sparked a migration crisis in Ceuta, exposing European divisions and emboldening the political right.
The climbing community is bewildered by a decision to attempt a summit after a British-Nepali star mountaineer died with nine others on Broad Peak.
Rachel Cusk's new book, Life of M, features a protagonist strikingly similar to actor Natalie Portman, raising questions about truth and its relevance.
A sewage spill from a failing treatment plant has contaminated the first designated bathing area on the River Thames.
Innovative 'Scandi wings' in prisons, featuring pianos, pools, and tea parties, are proposed as a solution to the UK's prison crisis.
The racism experienced by black academics is not alleviated by hastily defending figures like Jason Arday.
A profile of Britain's fastest nonagenarian athlete, who is considering taking on the decathlon if he reaches the age of 95.
Young people, influenced by social media, are developing unhealthy obsessions with their appearance, but doctors believe a cure may be found.
After six years in solitary confinement, Jimmy Lai's prison letters suggest he is anticipating a martyr-like end.
Another victory for progressive Democrats highlights a civil war between the party's younger and older factions.
An interview with Åsne Seierstad about her experience taking on Vladimir Putin.
A look inside the Royal Shakespeare Company's ambitious production of the Game of Thrones play.
An exploration of how Iran has emerged as a significant center for modern architectural innovation.
Voters in Clacton are placing their faith in community initiatives rather than traditional politicians.
Record heatwaves are creating uncertainty for restaurants as fresh produce supplies dwindle.
Cyclists share their memories and experiences with the troubled but iconic Raleigh bicycle brand.
