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Sudan
The war on people
The Sudan conflict is a story of warring generals, geopolitics and resources. More than anything, it is a story of vast human suffering that cannot be ignored, Fred Harter writes
Interview
The violent gene
A tendency to aggression and antisocial behaviour is encoded in certain people’s DNA, Kathryn Paige Harden tells Olivia Ovenden – and it could have profound implications for crime and punishment
Artificial intelligence
Britain’s AI film censor
The British Board of Film Classification has rated HBO’s UK catalogue, from Game of Thrones to Succession, in only six months. It would have taken a human six years, Vanessa Thorpe writes
For today
Religion
Fred Harter
Donald Trump has little to gain by fighting with the Pope
Elections
Seun Matiluko
Benin is the latest victim of backsliding in West Africa
Golf
George Simms
Through chaos and calm, no one makes us feel like Rory McIlroy
Interview
Stephen Armstrong
Sam Riley: ‘My dad put £100 on me to be the next James Bond’
Ideas
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Plastic surgery
Eva Wiseman
The shocking allure of facelifts
Leaders
The Observer Leader
The court of appeal is failing the justice system
Politics
Andrew Rawnsley
Thanks to Trump, the UK has edged closer to Europe, but the entente isn’t always cordiale
Iran war
Kenan Malik
