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Power to the people: the neighbours turning their London street into a solar power station

Lynmouth Road, Walthamstow is about to become its own power station, with solar energy for 30 homes. Now the artists responsible want us all to change how we heat our homes. By Anna Fielding

The Guardian - UK

‘We didn’t vote for this’: anger over Brexit failures is haunting the Tories

All along the red wall, those who gave the Conservatives their election victory in 2019 feel betrayed, with some turning to the Reform UK party to deliver on policies such as immigration

The Guardian - UK

US accused of illegal abduction of Lockerbie bomb suspect from Libya

Ex-intelligence officer’s family say he was ‘kidnapped’ by militia before being secretly flown out of country

The Guardian - UK

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The Barley Mow, London: ‘Infuriatingly nice’ – restaurant review

It’s in Mayfair, so obviously not cheap, but the food on offer is butch and beguiling. By Jay Rayner

The Guardian - UK

Nurses pledge tougher new strikes as NHS crisis deepens

Nursing union gives ministers until Thursday to open pay talks as first signs emerge of bid to end dispute and prevent NHS collapse

The Guardian - UK

Tories ‘at risk from rightwing insurgency’ warns donor Lord Cruddas

Peer says Conservatives no longer party of centre right and are threatened by Reform UK, Brexit party successor, if Nigel Farage takes leadership

The Guardian - UK

Public support for nurses’ strike piles pressure on Sunak and divides Tories

Observer poll shows 60% of public back strike, with some Conservatives urging PM to give ground to nurses while others demand he hold firm

The Guardian - UK

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Schools crisis in England as special needs staff quit ‘in droves’ over pay

Observer survey shows half of state schools struggle to recruit vital teaching assistants

The Guardian - UK

‘I don’t think lessons have been learned’: asylum policies fall short after more Channel deaths

Following another tragedy at sea and a ruling due on the Rwanda deal, is Britain complacent at home and complicit in refugee abuse abroad?

The Guardian - UK

‘It gives us hope’: how baby banks are helping parents in the cost of living crisis

Charities provide struggling families with much-needed items such as toys, nappies and buggies, as well as advice

The Guardian - UK

Is Mother Dead by Vigdis Hjorth – a daughter’s lament

The author of the controversial Will and Testament reopens old wounds in this gripping account of family trauma

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian and Observer charity telethon 2022: call our writers to donate

Help those struggling with the cost of living by calling writers including Marina Hyde, John Crace and Polly Toynbee with your donation

The Guardian - UK

Two people tell how Citizens Advice helped them turn their lives around

Melanie in Berkshire was swamped by her debts until she got in touch with the Guardian and Observer appeal charity, which also stepped in to help Robert in Anglesey with a boiler that was damaging his health

The Guardian - UK

Meta faces $1.6bn lawsuit over Facebook posts inciting violence in Tigray war

Legal action backed by Amnesty alleges hateful posts inflaming war in northern Ethiopia were allowed to flourish on platform

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Contest challenges AI to solve legendary literary puzzle Cain’s Jawbone

The fiendish mystery set by Observer crossword compiler Torquemada in the 1930s has only been cracked by four people to date. Can machines do better?

The Guardian - UK

£200,000 raised by Guardian and Observer readers five days into appeal

Money will go towards charities providing much needed support services in cost of living crisis

The Guardian - UK

From tomato salad in Spain to pumpkin rice: chefs and writers on the best things they ate in 2022

Riaz Phillips had jollof rice in east London, while Stephen Toman ate fish and chips on the Northern Irish coast – 15 chefs and food writers share their most memorable meal of the year

France 24

Iran carries out second protest-related execution in its 'killing spree'

Iran carried out its second execution linked to the anti-government protests challenging the country’s theocracy on December 12. Our Observer, Hadi Ghaemi, who works as the Executive Director of the ‘Centre for Human Rights in Iran’, told us this “killing spree” to crush protests is likely to shift into “high…

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The push to open up the ‘locked and bolted’ green spaces of UK cities

Campaigners want privately owned and often unused parks and shared gardens in London and elsewhere to be accessible

The Guardian - UK

The best books to give as presents this Christmas

Authors and Observer critics choose the books they will be giving as gifts this year – and the one they’d like to find in their own stocking

The Guardian - UK

The 12 rules of Christmas cooking

Do you really need a starter? What’s the best bird? And when to do the prep? Observer Food Monthly’s expert guide to keeping your kitchen happy

The Guardian - UK

Stars come out to back famous Italian deli facing closure in London’s Soho

I Camisa has been battered by the pandemic and rising costs and is threatened with doom after almost a century of trading

The Guardian - UK

Tories invited UK representative of fugitive Hindu guru to party at House of Lords

The delegate for the controversial ‘godman’ Nithyananda, who fled India in 2019, was invited to the Diwali party by two senior Conservatives

The Guardian - UK

Tsiakkos & Charcoal, London: ‘It’s just so damn lovely’ – restaurant review

There’s nothing new about this wonderful Greek restaurant in west London, writes Jay Rayner, but that’s exactly the point

The Independent UK

Nurses’ union ‘ready to pause strikes’ if health secretary agrees to pay talks

RCN has reportedly offered to ‘press pause’ on planned strike action

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