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  • Doctor on phone

    Australia prevents telehealth for voluntary assisted dying consults. Why, and could that change?

    Labor’s national conference voted to repeal the ban but the PM fears it could undermine medical safeguards. We look at the debate shaping up
  • Three children in front of a soft drinks vending machine in Matamoros, Mexico

    Ultra-processed food companies hindering health drives by suing countries, says WHO

  • King's College London sign

    High court clears way for clinical trial giving puberty blockers to children

  • People hold signs on stage

    HIV prevention drug could reduce cases globally but USAID cuts prevent access, say experts

  • Two medics write up notes in a hospital

    Medical colleges condemn scrapping of NHS placements for overseas doctors

  • A man leaves HM Prison Liverpool carrying a large holdall, face obscured by hood of his blue jacket.

    More prisoners in England and Wales are recalled than released for first time

  • Mary, a woman with bright pink hair wearing a blue and white plaid shirt, gazes into the distance

    ‘You have to sit quietly until you die’: The families failed by England’s social care system

Interviews & opinion

  • Wearing a black halterneck top, she poses for a picture with her arms in front of her torso. She stands on a wraparound balcony outside a modern building, with trees in the background

    The social media ban sceptic: are we getting it wrong on kids, tech and mental health?

  • A woman with her head on the shoulder of another

    Has a sick person you love gone down a medical conspiracy wormhole? Here’s what to do

    Hannah McElhinney
  • Melinda French Gates photographed at Pivotal Ventures, May 28, 2026 for The Guardian.

    ‘Have you ever been around someone you just know is evil?’ Melinda French Gates on meeting Jeffrey Epstein, giving away billions, and her post-divorce peace

  • Cartoon of a woman carrying a large medication blister pack on her back

    Illness narratives are broken – and they’re failing women like me

    Emma Hardy
  • Arwa Mahdawi

    The Week in Patriarchy
    Biohacker Bryan Johnson is keeping his girlfriend’s menstrual blood in his freezer

    Arwa Mahdawi
    The longevity influencer and his girlfriend, Kate Tolo, say they’re studying women’s health – a worthy goal, but perhaps some skepticism is in order
  • Hands with red nail polish hold a white HIV self-test device and dropper bottle over a table

    USAID
    Brazil’s HIV advocates say they predicted USAID funding cuts: ‘We would see the trends’

  • Silent Book Club. DO NOTFive women reading books, sitting on the edge of a luxurious-looking pool with tropical trees behind them USE. FOR SATURDAY. PHONE FREE SPACES FEATURE: Silent Book Club Hawaii Reading Retreat. Sent by: hello@silentbook.club

    Smartphones
    The great British switch-off: how floating retreats, mobile-free pubs and sauna book groups are liberating people from their phones

  • Neil Hopper

    Crime
    ‘I felt sick that he was near my mum’: a top amputation surgeon had his own legs removed due to a fetish. Were his patients safe?

  • a microscopic photo of a parasite

    Infectious diseases
    Is the cyclosporiasis outbreak slowing? Test-makers are hopeful

  • Andy Burnham visits a care home in north London on 29 July

    Andy Burnham’s first step towards fairer social care for all

  • Martin Rowson on Andy Burnham’s plans for care reform – cartoon

    Martin Rowson on Andy Burnham’s plans for care reform – cartoon

  • Prime Minister Andy Burnham visits Submarine Academy in Barrow in Furness

    Burnham says he told Trump he would be ‘pragmatic’ on drilling for oil in North Sea – as it happened

  • John Crace

    Even GB News cringes as Reform turns dementia patients into a political football

    John Crace
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Making Healthy Choices Easier For Families With Tesco

  • A teacher points at fruit on a board while a student sits thinking about a math problem

    ‘Better behaviour, more focus’: how a scheme to provide pupils with fresh fruit and veg transformed learning

  • A woman with a shopping basket looks at a large pyramid display of apples with a giant apple on top

    ‘Retailers can make healthy options more visible’: why food marketing matters for the nation’s health

  • Illustration of hands reaching to grab fruit from Tesco bag

    ‘We need a shift in the food environment’: what will it take to make healthy eating easier for families?

  • From left: Kate Cawley of the Future Food Movement; Richard Hall from Danone; Lucy Upton, dietician; Tesco CEO Ashwin Prasad.

    How can we better support families to make healthier food choices?

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Central & local government

  • Andy Burnham and Oliver Coppard, the mayor of South Yorkshire, at a family centre in Sheffield on Friday.

    The Guardian view on England’s centralised state: Andy Burnham must unbundle it

  • Jennifer Oldfield

    Jennifer Oldfield obituary

  • Bev Craig campaigning: she is standing in front of a crowd taking a selfie. People behind her hold signs saying Vote Labour and Vote Bev For Us. She is in her early 40s and has short fair hair, and wears glasses, a white T-shirt and dark trousers.

    Polls open in Greater Manchester mayoral byelection overshadowed by new PM and Farage’s antics

  • Aerial view shows the large banner reading 'YES IT'S A GENOCIDE' laid out in Parliament Square

    Led By Donkeys wins compensation over seizure of Gaza protest banner

  • Trisha Silvester for Other lives

    Trisha Silvester obituary

  • Woman looking out the window

    Amnesty UK self-reports to watchdog after calling JK Rowling women’s centre ‘anti-rights’

  • A shelter tent with a union jack and the words 'UK aid from the British people on it' with people milling around a distribution truck in the background

    UK aid cuts ‘reduce bilateral support to some African countries by 90%’

  • Coastguard rescue personnel in blue uniforms stand on a beach observing a large dead whale in shallow water

    UK government drops plan to stop paying coastguard volunteers

  • People camping outside boarded up public housing

    NSW should compensate elderly woman whose public housing was inundated with sewage, ombudsman finds

  • Rear view of mother and daughter with arms around each other while looking through window at home

    The Guardian view on ‘kidulthood’: Britain prices young adults out of independent life

  • A person lies in a sleeping bag in a building entrance with luggage and belongings.

    Homelessness crisis starts at the prison gate

  • Composite image: close-up of a housefly in the kitchen.

    ‘It makes you feel you’ve got a really dirty house’: what’s behind the UK’s plagues of flies?

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