The Guardian - 2024-07-03

• Backlash over ‘antisemiti­c’ Tory attack on Starmer
• Nearly half of nursing students in England consider quitting
• Taskforce for Post Office ‘should look at mutualisat­ion’
• ‘I’m gutted’ Disappoint­ed fans pay tribute to former champion
• Confected outrage fails to hit home
• More porkies than a whole farm of red piggy banks
• Challenges
• Private sector
• Boris chips in with his own tragic contributi­on as the Conservati­ves lose their last marble
• ‘No drama Starmer’
• The disconnect­ed
• The view across the UK
• ‘It’ll take time’
• Parallel viral campaigns create hidden risk to Starmer
• Voters in super-safe Tory seat consider shift to the right
• Second Reform candidate quits, accusing party of failing to tackle racism in its ranks
• Candidates polling strongly
• Starmer tells minister to fix issues
• Ants perform amputation­s to save their nest mates
• Case draws crowd of spectators and two broken parents
• The appeal unpacked
• Labour donor sues Guido Fawkes blog owner for libel over Hamas claim
• Private rents climbed to record highs in May, says Rightmove
• Manchester graduate who sold Viagra-style drugs online is jailed
• Activists held after placard protest outside London court
• Lovable circus lark grownups will find hard to resist
• How BBC theme song ended up at Glastonbur­y
• Spotlight falls on confidants as Biden faces continued calls to drop out after debate debacle
• Would the California governor make a presidenti­al candidate?
• Orbán holds talks with Zelenskiy in first visit to Ukraine in a decade
• New Dutch cabinet dogged by far-right blunders
• IDF bombards ruined city and orders residents to evacuate
• Netanyahu could drag Israel into war with Hezbollah, says US former officer
• Hurricane heads for Jamaica after trail of ‘utter devastatio­n’
• ‘Parents are being used’
• Ports body says upgrade delays pose threat to UK net zero aims
• Poor weather and consumer caution hit Sainsbury’s and Argos sales
• M&S gets it right (finally) on annual meetings. Other firms should make an effort, too
• ‘In limbo’
• Smith ready to be master of No 10 destiny with England
• Pogacar takes charge with statement stage victory
• Hürzeler ready to show ‘friendly authority’ as Brighton coach
• Bellingham’s alpha energy is part of England’s problem
• Djokovic glides through with little trouble from his knee
• Champagne cork stops play
• I thought Andy would win Wimbledon, but dared not say

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