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The Observer's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent story on the UK preparing sanctions against Israeli settlers. Other international news covers the conflict in the Middle East and the aftermath of a murder verdict in Malta. Domestically, stories touch on…
Palestinians are struggling to hold onto their land in the West Bank due to a surge in illegal Jewish settlements, while the UK prepares to impose sanctions on these settlers.
Fueled by a growing protein craze, Greek yoghurt is in vogue, with one company emerging as the dominant force in Britain after a branding battle.
Novelist Robert Harris discusses emperors, the decay of societies, and his destiny as a writer during a walk in West Berkshire.
A new book explores the music industry's historical threat towards Black artists with guitars, offering a fascinating look at racism and resistance.
Iran has declared its intention to go on the offensive against the United States, as the ongoing conflict reaches its seventh month.
The head of Rolls-Royce is placing significant bets on the development of new engines and nuclear technology for the company's future.
An exploration of what can be learned to improve British schools, based on visits to 80 educational institutions worldwide.
Balendra Shah, formerly a rapper and now the Prime Minister of Nepal, is confronting the devastating consequences of recent deadly floods.
The acquittal of a property tycoon in the murder case of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia has caused turmoil and raised concerns about high-level corruption.
David Sedaris reflects on the experience of becoming like his husband's mother.
An inside look at the passion and connection that fueled the creation of this year's most anticipated restaurant opening.
Stephen Bunting discusses his journey to becoming known as the 'people's champion' in his sport.
A piece exploring the literary journey and themes within the work of Marlon James.
An editorial piece from The Observer discussing the implications of the recent verdict in the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case.
An analysis of Nigel Farage's political standing, highlighting his unpopularity among party leaders.
A look at the social phenomenon of young people experiencing loneliness and a lack of close friendships, questioning the sole blame on social media.
A personal perspective on unforgiveness towards John Galliano, referencing Anna Wintour's potential absolution.
A review of the audio piece 'Death of the Artist,' described as a moving meditation on a couple's love, life, and creativity.
An encounter with physicist Carlo Rovelli, discussing themes related to infinity and physics.
Recommendations for reading material that provides insight into the world and works of Agatha Christie.
Geoff Dyer shares his experiences of camping, humorously noting the presence of ticks.
A look at a wood artist's farmhouse in Wales, showcasing a harmonious blend of nature and artisanal craft.
