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Ukraine invasion
Wednesday 7 June 2023
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Residents wade flood water in Kherson 
A man looks at rising water in central Kherson 
Smoke rises after shelling on the opposite bank on the Dnipro River 
A woman in flooded Kherson 
Kherson residents leave their flooded neighbourhood Up to 42,000 people at risk following destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam as US says flood may cause ‘many deaths’ -
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UN security council meeting discusses disaster as US, UK and French representatives call for an investigation
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Survey reveals shift in opinion since Ukraine war and big majority favour EU increasing its defence capabilities -
Duke of Sussex in court again on Wednesday after accusing ‘vile’ British tabloids of having a ‘devastating impact’ on his mental health
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Nato statutes ‘clearly limit the scope to North Atlantic’, official says, with reports that president Macron personally objects to the idea -
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Ten years on, Nick Hopkins recalls how the Guardian defied the intelligence agencies to publish revelations of mass state surveillance -
Rania Matar has found inspiration in Beirut’s resilient women, trying to rebuild lives after the huge blasts that wrecked the city
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The charts are stuffed with dance-pop songs that brazenly lift from 90s hits. Is this a clever blend of nostalgia and freshness – or a sign the industry has run out of ideas? -
She joined the police to make a difference. But McDonald’s work on rape and domestic violence cases left her with PTSD and the determination to speak out
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The prime minister arrives in Washington with no real leverage in Europe – and therefore no real leverage with Joe Biden -
When Utah’s Republican lawmakers decided to clamp down on ‘pornographic or indecent’ texts, they won’t have had the Old Testament in mind -
Secondhand clothing waste from Europe is choking the waterways of the west African country. It must not go on
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Over-by-over report: The competition which started nearly two years ago enters its final stretch at the Oval in London. Join our writers -
Join Daniel Harris for updates from the men’s and women’s singles quarter-finals at Roland Garros
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This deal is merely a depressing illustration that money can distort everything in sport -
Karim Benzema has joined Cristiano Ronaldo in the kingdom and other big-name players will follow in a carefully worked project
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Police say a graduate, 18, was one of the dead while a 19-year-old was arrested for second-degree murder -
Whistleblower former intelligence official says government possesses ‘intact and partially intact’ craft of non-human origin
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Hazy skies hung over north-eastern US a day after the midwest received a similar alert from the Environmental Protection Agency -
DuPont or 3M scientists discovered PFAS toxicity internally, but did not publish findings or report them to the EPA, study says -
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Next week the first constitutional climate lawsuit in the US goes to trial amid signs fossil fuel companies are facing accountability tests over climate crisis -
The noble chafer beetle is in decline owing to the destruction of the habitat that its larvae need to thrive -
Ice-free summers inevitable even with sharp emissions cuts and likely to result in more extreme heatwaves and floods -
Delegates from 180 nations set out pathway to binding global agreement on tackling plastic pollution as soon as 2025
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Culture
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Kelvin Harrison Jr plays the Caribbean-born maestro, once declared ‘the most accomplished man in Europe’, who takes on Mozart in a duel-by-violin -
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3 out of 5 stars.Saint X reviewLike The White Lotus, but much, much worseIt’s a murder-mystery involving a death at a luxury resort. You’d think they’d have made sure it’s every bit as good as Mike White’s show, wouldn’t you? You’d be wrong … -
A survey of the last 100 years of financial disasters shows that they’re a fact of life – but there are lessons to be learned
Lifestyle
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These Indian staples are great to make ahead for picnics and packed lunches alike, plus the filling is so versatile, it can be tailored to your liking -
The Central American country has incredible wildlife and biodiversity. Our writer explores its forest and meets the Indigenous people hoping to preserve it -
We all know what a sweet tooth is, but some people also hanker for salt. Here’s what to do if you can’t stop dreaming of crisps
Explore
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Government vows to end school violence as experts say bullying methods have become more malicious -
As Target, Bud Light, Starbucks and others face threats and boycotts, here’s what other top US brands have planned -
Seeing a trapped bird led Amit and Abhishek Jain to dedicate their spare time to rescuing dozens of creatures every day
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As it reaches London this week, we would like to hear from people who have been to one (or more!) concerts on Beyonce’s acclaimed tour -
We want to hear from people in Moscow and across Russia following the drone attack
Sam Altman, the founder of the revolutionary application Chat-GPT, is touring Europe with a message: AI is changing the world and there are big risks, but also big potential rewards
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Thousands of people gather each year to replaster the walls of the city of Djenné’s Great Mosque -
Images show the devastation wrought by the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam near the Ukrainian city of Kherson
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world -
A new exhibition gathers work from key photographers who documented life in Palermo as the mafia stepped up its attacks on civil society -
World Environment Day is an annual global event to raise awareness, mobilise action and promote environmental sustainability -
Roger Thorpe, 80, a mechanic and vintage car enthusiast, has run the workshop in Castleton since 1967. The building was constructed in 1895 for the Hope Valley railway and converted to a garage in the 1930s
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