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25 January 2021
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Benjamin Netanyahu says ‘we are hermetically sealing the country’; US ban hits UK, Ireland, South Africa, Brazil and 26 European countries -
Public health expert says he could not resign as someone had to push back against ‘nonsense’
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25 January 2011 marked the start of Hosni Mubarak’s fall but also moves by the military to take over -
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Despite 3,500 arrests and reports of violence, Moscow insists few people turned out
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Protests take place across country at what many see as president’s shambolic Covid response
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Palliative care doctor Rachel Clarke reveals the pressure and pain of splitting her time between her hospice and hospital Covid wards
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Spotlight
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Humans are designed to touch and be touched – which is why so many who live on their own have suffered during the pandemic. Will we ever fully recover? -
Human populations are set to decline in countries from Asia to Europe – and an unusual form of rewilding is taking place
Opinion
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Ministers say it is just teething trouble. To many businesses it feels more like root canal surgery without the benefit of anaesthetic -
After four years of division, the president has dynamically sown the seeds for rebirth
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The new president needs to be fearlessly radical, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik -
Keir Starmer can skewer Boris Johnson in the Commons, but competence isn’t enough. He has to spell out a vision, and soon, says Guardian columnist John Harris
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Buttler described Root’s eight-hour 186 as ‘an amazing effort’ as England finished day three trailing Sri Lanka by 42 runs -
Ole Gunnar Solskjær said his first victory against Liverpool showed ‘we can match the best’, after a 3-2 Manchester United win in their FA Cup fourth round tie at Old Trafford -
Rolling report: Will the reigning champions reach the Super Bowl again? Join David Lengel for the latest news from Arrowhead Stadium
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This petulant slight echoes a move by the Trump administration – one that it quickly saw fit to reverse, says former Europe minister Denis MacShane -
The environment and tourism can benefit from a programme teaching tour guides about returning nature to a wilder state -
Lockdown and a hit Netflix series are inspiring alternative grieving rites, from chocolate and painted stones to memorial workshops -
Editorial: Conservatives continue to obsess about the burden to business of red tape, except where it is real – at the EU border
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New Pentagon chief sends memo after confirmation grilling in which Senator Gillibrand demanded end to ‘scourge’ of sexual violence -
TV footage showed the ‘extremely weak’ miner lifted out of the goldmine, after 22 were trapped from a 10 January blast in Qixia
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Tigray’s rich heritage is ‘highly endangered’, experts warn, as the conflict escalates near key cultural sites -
Famous Watergate reporter pens Washington Post piece and says disgraced presidents ‘very different – Nixon was smart’ -
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Sweden’s announcement this week that it is to build a series of animal bridges is the latest in global efforts to help wildlife navigate busy roads -
Sales increase 43% globally in 2020 as plunging battery costs mean the cars will soon be the cheapest vehicles to buy -
Aviation giant already staged the world’s first commercial flight using 100% biofuel in 2018
Culture
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The breakout star of season four of The Crown on how her mum helped her to get Diana’s voice – and why she wants to get away from doing ‘posh English’ -
Judges praise the British-Indian poet’s ‘formidable’ collection, exploring the dynamic between an immigrant and her white, middle-class host
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Our centuries old love of dogs has never been stronger. So what does a study of ‘man’s best friend’ say about us? -
Renovating a stunning listed house in Amsterdam became a chance to travel back through the centuries -
Parents often wish they’d been more aware of the massive impact of having a child, but few regret doing it, says Mariella Frostrup
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The UK and South African variants may be as much as 50% more transmissible than the regular virus. This would mean stricter measures need to be taken to lower spread -
Modern-day employment is atomised, casual and unequal and the way we look at it needs to change, argues US author Sarah Jaffe -
Some hopeful vice-president could forward the fight for voting rights of the more than 4 million American citizens living in US territories who can’t vote
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The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts -
We’d like your help identifying the US frontline healthcare workers who die after treating or helping patients with coronavirus
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world -
The photographer captures the community spirit of one of Europe’s most multicultural urban areas
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Beautiful botanical art made from garden leaves -
The inauguration of President Joe Biden, the Epiphany, Alexei Navalny’s return to Russia and the enduring impact of Covid-19: the most striking images from around the world this week -
Nubian ibex have been roaming the empty streets of Mitzpe Ramon as Israel’s coronavirus lockdown extends to the end of the month -
Natsiraishe Maritsa saw so many friends being forced into marriage that she started a campaign to drive out the practice
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