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Heather Stewart
Heather Stewart is a special correspondent. She was formerly the Guardian's political editor
19 April 2024
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Pound drops as Bank of England deputy governor sees lower inflation ahead – as it happened
Published:
12:10 PM
Pound drops as Bank of England deputy governor sees lower inflation ahead – as it happened
Saving us from ourselves: how Britain is learning to accept the nanny state
Published:
9:39 AM
Saving us from ourselves: how Britain is learning to accept the nanny state
‘We’re by no means out of the woods yet’: workers face uncertainty over Alstom train plant
Published:
6:47 AM
‘We’re by no means out of the woods yet’: workers face uncertainty over Alstom train plant
Amazon UK could be forced to recognise union as GMB wins right to hold ballot
Published:
6:17 AM
Amazon UK could be forced to recognise union as GMB wins right to hold ballot
16 April 2024
Clustering of AI firms in south and east of England will foil levelling up – report
Hi-tech ‘golden triangle’ of Oxford, Cambridge and London risks deeper regional inequalities, says thinktank
Published:
5:00 PM
Clustering of AI firms in south and east of England will foil levelling up – report
March 2024
The EU quandary: Labour’s efforts to build good relations and keep red lines
Top team has narrower list of asks for Brussels after Starmer’s determination to take heat out of Brexit for his party
Published:
30 Mar 2024
The EU quandary: Labour’s efforts to build good relations and keep red lines
British Museum closes to visitors as Energy Embargo for Palestine group gathers outside
New protest group is critical of London museum’s sponsorship by BP and seeks to make link with Gaza
Published:
24 Mar 2024
British Museum closes to visitors as Energy Embargo for Palestine group gathers outside
Whatever Jeremy Hunt thinks, £100k is by any measure a high income
Median salary is estimated to be just above £35,000 and anything higher than £81,357 is in the top 5%
Published:
24 Mar 2024
Whatever Jeremy Hunt thinks, £100k is by any measure a high income
Observer business agenda
A minimum wage alone can’t fix the UK poverty scandal
The 25-year-old pay floor is justly celebrated but doesn’t tackle issues that mean exploitation and misery for many
Published:
24 Mar 2024
A minimum wage alone can’t fix the UK poverty scandal
Harry and Meghan wish ‘health and healing’ for Catherine after cancer diagnosis – as it happened
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22 Mar 2024
Harry and Meghan wish ‘health and healing’ for Catherine after cancer diagnosis – as it happened
Royal family’s cancer diagnoses echo the ‘annus horribilis’
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22 Mar 2024
Royal family’s cancer diagnoses echo the ‘annus horribilis’
When fame and medical privacy clash: Kate and other crises of confidentiality
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20 Mar 2024
When fame and medical privacy clash: Kate and other crises of confidentiality
Workplace AI, robots and trackers are bad for quality of life, study finds
Published:
12 Mar 2024
Workplace AI, robots and trackers are bad for quality of life, study finds
Revealed: the bumper profits taken by English private nursery chains
Published:
12 Mar 2024
Revealed: the bumper profits taken by English private nursery chains
Is Labour about to prune its plan to boost workers’ rights?
Published:
11 Mar 2024
Is Labour about to prune its plan to boost workers’ rights?
How a Conservative budget failed to help women (again)
Published:
7 Mar 2024
How a Conservative budget failed to help women (again)
Hunt redefines ‘levelling up’ with focus on Cambridge, Canary Wharf and Surrey
Published:
7 Mar 2024
Hunt redefines ‘levelling up’ with focus on Cambridge, Canary Wharf and Surrey
Today in Focus
Jeremy Hunt’s election year budget
Jeremy Hunt’s election year budget
‘Bring back Thatcher’: voters in ‘blue wall’ voice scepticism before budget
Published:
5 Mar 2024
‘Bring back Thatcher’: voters in ‘blue wall’ voice scepticism before budget
February 2024
Birthrate in UK falls to record low as campaigners say ‘procreation a luxury’
Total fertility was 1.49 children per woman in 2022 amid rising housing and childcare costs
Published:
23 Feb 2024
Birthrate in UK falls to record low as campaigners say ‘procreation a luxury’
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