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England’s health watchdog ‘not fit for purpose’, says Wes Streeting
Care Quality Commission  
England’s health watchdog ‘not fit for purpose’, says Wes Streeting
Health secretary’s comments follow finding that Care Quality Commission struggling to identify performance issues in hospitals and care homes
Labour  
Rachel Reeves expected to reveal £20bn shortfall in public finances
NHS  
Inga Rublite inquest: hospital missed two chances to treat woman dying in A&E
Full report  
Kamala Harris says ‘I will not be silent’ on suffering in Gaza after Netanyahu talks
UK news  
‘Sadistic and manipulative’ ex-Spandau Ballet singer guilty of rape
Paris Olympic Games 2024
Two weeks to save the Games – can Paris 2024 restore the dream factory?
Two weeks to save the Games – can Paris 2024 restore the dream factory?
Barney Ronay
On Friday the Olympics swing into full action, but can the spectacle still drown the detail, cost, greed and waste?
Beach volleyball  
IOC faces calls for investigation into inclusion of child rapist
Gymnastics  
First glimpse of Biles in Paris proved her brilliance is back
Rugby sevens  
Dupont’s dream finish clinches France’s semi-final spot
Not en-oeuf  
Catering staff forced to ration eggs at Olympic Village
In focus
Paris prepares for Olympics opening ceremony spectacle along River Seine
Paris Olympic Games 2024  
Paris prepares for Olympics opening ceremony spectacle along River Seine
City to stage a ‘sporting Armada’ as games curtain-raiser, the first to take place outside a stadium
US elections 2024  
Democratic delegates on Biden’s exit – and Harris’s rise: ‘We’re awestruck’
Gambling  
‘I didn’t go out, I didn’t sleep’: a life unravelled by problem gambling
Spotlight
Television  
Linford review – the scenes about the racist fetishisation of his genitals are heartbreaking
Linford review – the scenes about the racist fetishisation of his genitals are heartbreaking
Philippines  
‘I did it as quietly as I could’: the navy chief who wrecked his ship to scupper China’s ambitions
The politics sketch  
Finding Labour a bit dull? Fear not, the Tory fun factory is gearing up again
John Crace
 
Guardian Live

Polly Toynbee and David Walker: The way forward for British politics

Tuesday 24 September 2024, 7.30pm-9pm BST
A new government takes office in 2024. What will it inherit? What’s the state of Britain after years of political mayhem, government incompetence and scarring austerity? And where do we go from here? Join Polly Toynbee and David Walker live in London or online, in conversation with Heather Stewart.

 
Opinion
Keir Starmer, please: scrap the distasteful weekly brawl that is PMQs
Simon Jenkins
Keir Starmer, please: scrap the distasteful weekly brawl that is PMQs
Netanyahu is presiding over a sharp decline in the US’s pro-Israel consensus
Eli Clifton
I’ve been thinking about life after death – and I want to come back as Keanu Reeves
Adrian Chiles
Sport
England refine Bazball approach to play smarter and avoid recklessness
Ali Martin
England refine Bazball approach to play smarter and avoid recklessness
The thrill of finding a football match while away on holiday
Mike Whalley
Football  
French clubs and beIN Sports dispute Visit Qatar badge claim
Podcast
The mother who forgave her daughters’ killer – but not the police – podcast
Today in Focus  
The mother who forgave her daughters’ killer – but not the police – podcast
Mina Smallman’s world fell apart after the murder of her two daughters. Then came a shocking revelation about the police’s behaviour. She explains how she found the strength to fight back
Climate crisis
Extreme heat  
Man gets third-degree burns from walking on sand dunes in Death Valley
Man gets third-degree burns from walking on sand dunes in Death Valley
The other petrostates  
UN chief urges wealthy countries to beat fossil fuel ‘addiction’ amid expansions
Business
Post Office Horizon scandal  
Managers were ‘thugs in suits’, Vince Cable tells inquiry
Managers were ‘thugs in suits’, Vince Cable tells inquiry
Television  
ITV’s ad revenue jumps 17% with assistance from the Euros
In pictures
Photos of the day  
Cards from Princess Diana and a prosthetic eye
Cards from Princess Diana and a prosthetic eye
Extreme weather  
Monsoon rains from Typhoon Gaemi strike Philippines
Monsoon rains from Typhoon Gaemi strike Philippines
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