Editorials & reply
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EU presidents | Iceland and the EU’s single market | Doris Day’s birthday
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Doonesbury repeat, again | Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports | Stratum, not strata
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Editorial: There are no good options for tackling Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons programme. But the military ones are by far the most alarming
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Letters: Such confrontations can be resolved by patient and skilled diplomacy, but much will depend on whether the pressure to compromise is felt most strongly in Madrid or in London
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Editorial: The ancient churches and cathedrals of Britain are real national treasures, shared with unbelievers. They must be paid for
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Radio X | Not a fresco | Anathema
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Editorial: Theresa May sacked George Osborne and promised to do everything differently. It doesn’t look like it from here
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Letters: To offer any degree of stability to today’s growing families would need prices to fall back to a realistic multiplier of local earnings, which this government will not do
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Letters: Longer waiting lists will lead to us ‘active older people’ being unable to undertake community volunteering. Has the cost of this ever been factored in?
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A natural history GCSE? It might help get our children outdoors
Michael McCarthyThe experts agree: children are too enclosed. Lessons about Britain’s flora and fauna could be the answer
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Victims of people-trafficking | A gazelle, not an oryx | Robert Johnson
The Guardian view on Theresa May’s world: trading on fantasy