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Re your editorial (

The Guardian view on Britain’s broken economy: ‘That’s your bloody GDP, not ours’, 13 February

), we are frequently reminded of the inadequacy of GDP growth as an objective, given that it

includes the money spent

on dealing with pollution, sickness, crime etc. But …

It was good to see the Labour peer David Blunkett questioning recent

Home Office guidance

that states that people who have “made a dangerous journey will normally be refused citizenship” (

Starmer union ally joins opposition to rules barring citizenship for small boat refugees, 16 February

).

When …

Culture has been “erased” from communities and curriculums, according to the culture secretary, Lisa Nandy who vowed to make the arts more accessible by announcing new funding for Britain’s “crumbling” cultural infrastructure.

The £270m fund will support attractions “in urgent need of financial support to keep them up and running, …

They say that to govern is to choose, but for one former chief whip it meant rescuing a Conservative MP from a suspected KGB agent in a London brothel.

The story of said MP is one of many colourful anecdotes in Simon Hart’s political diaries, which have become the talk …

It was as if they could not wait to share the news, England naming their XI for Saturday’s Champions Trophy opener against Australia well in advance of the toss and springing a surprise too. Jamie Smith is back from a calf injury and will keep wicket but, more eye-catchingly, he …

Mexico

will never tolerate an “invasion” of its national sovereignty by the United States,

Claudia Sheinbaum

has warned after Washington designated Mexican

cartels as terrorist

organizations.

“This cannot be an opportunity for the US to invade our sovereignty,” the Mexican president said. “With Mexico, it …

On stage in a corner of east London, the

US folk singer Oliver Anthony

got a rapturous reception this week for a rendition of his smash hit Rich Men North of Richmond, a tune about inequality and the political elite’s disregard for the working class.

Rather than …

Walmart

on Thursday forecast sales and profit for its latest fiscal year below Wall Street estimates, suggesting that the world’s largest retailer expects inflation-weary consumers to pull back after several quarters of solid growth.

Walmart shares, which had risen about 72% in 2024 and hit a record …

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