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29 July 2024

  • A huge painting visitors can add to at the Tate Modern.

    How to find cheap (or free) days out for the kids, come rain or shine

  • An E.ON sign in red, yellow and blue.

    Your problems, with Anna Tims
    E.ON took direct debits from my son’s account after it was told of his suicide

28 July 2024

  • A marble bust of Costanza Piccolomini

    Slashed with a knife: the tender sculpture that hides a shocking but common crime against women

  • Thousands of Venezuelans wait Edmundo Gonzalez to arrive at the closing campaign rally in Las Mercedes, eastern Caracas, Venezuela, on 25 July 2024.

    Venezuela votes in election that could end 25 years of socialist rule

  • A woman in a shiny jacket takes a picture with her mobile phone of comedian Sikisa Bostwick-Barnes, with long braided hair and in a jacket, jeans and backpack, pointing at the poster "Sikisa: Life of the party" and grinning

    ‘They’re dumb – but I want to win’: comedians tell of the highs and lows of the Edinburgh fringe awards

  • Nigel Kennedy

    Nigel Kennedy: why I’m going on stage to play jazz with my ‘young cats’

  • ‘Nada cambia’: Mexican drugs lord ‘El Mayo’ has been captured, but does targeting kingpins work?

  • Observer business agenda
    Bank of England set to rain on hopes of interest rate cut after economic bounce

  • Chic, sexy, elegant: the classic bob is back as the haircut of the summer

  • ‘We got failed by the police’: how veterans of Leeds riots stepped in to defuse disorder

  • Rupert Murdoch goes to war with his children over his media empire

  • Rupert Murdoch’s secret succession drama is a warning to rein in the super-rich

    Will Hutton

  • Why Rachel Reeves wants everyone to know that the Tories left the Treasury brassic

    Andrew Rawnsley

  • Broad beans could be the cure to Britain’s blues, says Cambridge research scientist

  • ‘Good evening Halifax’: how a Georgian cloth hall became one of the UK’s biggest open-air music venues

  • Shoplifting, tax evasion... If UK politicians break the rules, why shouldn’t the rest of us?

    Martha Gill

  • Roadtesting the Olympics: ‘You think you know this city? You don’t’

  • GPs warn of surgery closures in England and fear similar fate to NHS dentistry

  • James Baldwin taught us that identities can help us to locate ourselves. But they trap us too

    Kenan Malik

  • Call to ban gambling sponsors from UK sport as hidden harms are revealed

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