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The floods
The tragic death of Maureen Gilbert: why did a much-loved mother die in her flooded home?

Last year, Storm Babet tore through Chesterfield in Derbyshire, an at-risk town that had been hit before. Could the devastation have been avoided?

Published: 17 Apr 2024
The floods
The German valley that was swept away: ‘The cemeteries gave up their dead’

Published: 10 Apr 2024

‘My child was drowning’: life and death on an English maternity ward

Published: 26 Mar 2024
Today in Focus
The rise and fall of Vice Media

Podcast

Published: 24 Mar 2024

Vice’s cunning, irreverent journalism is dead – and executives with bloated pay cheques helped kill it

The company had faults – not least its treatment of staff – but my former colleagues were original and phenomenally talented, says Guardian features writer Sirin Kale

Published: 27 Feb 2024

Published: 27 Feb 2024
My reporting showed the sheer horror of stalking. The police are failing victims – why won’t they take this crime seriously?

The cases I wrote about are streamed in a new Netflix docuseries – and I want every police officer in Britain to watch it, says Guardian journalist Sirin Kale

Published: 21 Feb 2024

Published: 21 Feb 2024

‘I felt rage. I had traded my sanity for milk’: what happened when I breastfed despite the pain

Women continue to be told that breast is best – even when they are in agony or exhausted. As I discovered firsthand, this message puts new mothers under incredible strain

Published: 10 Jan 2024
The Vinted phenomenon: how one woman sold her clothes – and created a billion-dollar company

In 2008, Milda Mitkute and a friend set up a website to clear out her closet. It soon grew exponentially. Now Vinted has 16 million UK users and is the first Lithuanian ‘unicorn’. Can it make secondhand our first choice?

Published: 9 Jan 2024

‘It could be an advert for Oxford’: what does Saltburn say about class and privilege in the UK?

From searing commentary to narrative confusion, Emerald Fennell’s lavish, shocking film has divided critics since its release. Now Guardian writers weigh in

Published: 1 Dec 2023

Weekend
Weekend podcast: what’s happened to The Crown? Surviving a shipwreck, how Aldi and Lidl changed British shoppers, and Philippa Perry on loneliness

How The Crown went from prestige drama to TV disaster; what happened when one man’s boat sank in the dead of night – and he had to save his seven-year-old son; how discount supermarkets changed the way we shop; and Philippa Perry shares advice on how to overcome loneliness and isolation

Podcast

Published: 25 Nov 2023
The Russell murders: is Michael Stone in prison for a brutal crime he didn’t commit?

He was jailed for the murders of Lin and Megan Russell in 1997. Now, 26 years, two trials and two appeals later, Stone’s case is being reviewed

Published: 22 Nov 2023
Middle-aisle mayhem: how Aldi and Lidl changed British shoppers

Air fryers, skiwear, hot tubs, kayaks – you never know what you’ll find in the discount supermarkets. But you can be sure the keenly priced, limited-time-only products will lead to a scrum

Published: 21 Nov 2023
The zero-hours life: Rose Atkinson on hunger, hell and hope in 20 years of precarious work

She is an artist, well educated and determined to earn a good living. But at times Atkinson has had just £17 a month for food and bills. She lays bare the reality of low-paid Britain

Published: 15 Nov 2023

Purring, parasites and pure love: what exactly makes someone a cat person?

Devoted to cats, but not entirely sure why? Here are the qualities in felines – and in you – that help explain it

Published: 3 Oct 2023

The austerity influencers of TikTok: ‘I wanted to share the things I have given up’

Unboxing luxury makeup is out; offering money-saving tips is in. The cost of living crisis has led to a very different kind of social media star

Published: 28 Sep 2023
Life in bike theft Britain: ‘Afterwards, I couldn’t face going outside’

It is a crime that can leave victims financially and emotionally crushed - yet is very rarely solved by police. Is anything being done to stop it?

Published: 21 Sep 2023

Smile, it’s summer
Happy endings: the food bank Guardian readers helped find a home

After a London food hub featured in our Guardian Angel column, cash poured in to help it find a permanent location

Published: 24 Jun 2023

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