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UK sends navy vessels amid post-Brexit fishing row with France
Jersey / UK sends navy vessels amid post-Brexit fishing row with France
Boris Johnson dispatches two gunboats to protect island from feared blockade
Covid-19 / Tweaked Moderna vaccine ‘neutralises variants in trials’
Election day / Starmer promises to ‘carry the can’ for Labour results
‘Responsible space behaviours’ / White House makes call as Chinese rocket due to crash on weekend
Child protection / UK government faces action over lack of age checks on adult sites
Coronavirus
Two doses give over 95% protection, shows Israel study
Pfizer / Two doses give over 95% protection, shows Israel study
First research of its kind shows power of vaccines to stem pandemic, cutting hospitalisation, death and infection rates
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Jersey fishing row: French threats ‘pretty close to act of war’
That creaking sound? It’s the United Kingdom starting to break apart
George Monbiot
Game of Thrones prequel: what can we learn from the first images?
Sport
British & Irish Lions / Simmonds in line for spot with Jones set for captaincy
Simmonds in line for spot with Jones set for captaincy
Laurel Hubbard / Trans weightlifter to make history at Tokyo Olympics
Jimmy Anderson / Why slow down? There’s no reason I can’t keep going
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How Jewish parents used Guardian ads to save their children’s lives
Today in Focus / How Jewish parents used Guardian ads to save their children’s lives
This month is 200 years since the Guardian was first established in Manchester. For the Guardian’s world affairs editor, Julian Borger, a part of that history is deeply personal. In 1938, there was a surge of classified ads in the Guardian as parents – including his grandparents – scrambled to get their children out of the Reich. What became of the families?
Culture
Clearing the dancefloor / How club culture became a museum piece
How club culture became a museum piece
‘We go after them like pitbulls’ / The art detective who hunts stolen Picassos and lost Matisses
Resident Evil Village review / Nerve-shredding descent into horror
Environment
Airlines must reduce emissions instead of offsetting, say experts
Airlines must reduce emissions instead of offsetting, say experts
Campaigners condemn plans for New Forest desalination plant
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Business
Contracts / Ministers urged to reveal details of £2bn Covid deals with private health firms
Ministers urged to reveal details of £2bn Covid deals with private health firms
Asda / Petrol station tycoons Issa brothers on verge of £6.8bn supermarket buyout
Technology
Facebook / Ruling on Trump renews criticism of oversight board
Ruling on Trump renews criticism of oversight board
Video / Royal Marines test jet suit between moving ships
Guardian Morning Briefing
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Lifestyle
Orange crush! / 17 delicious ways with carrots – from barbecued hotdogs to tempting tarts
17 delicious ways with carrots – from barbecued hotdogs to tempting tarts
Leading questions / I’m thinking about leaving the city for somewhere cheaper. No one thinks it’s a good idea
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