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2 days ago
  • 56 secs
  • #politics
  • #theguardian
  • Summary

I have wonderful, pretty much grown-up children, and generally a good relationship with their father (we were together for a short time only, long enough, and never married).

Philippa’s answer When I hear the word “should” I usually get psychotherapy clients to play around with swapping it for “could” or “choose not to” to find out what they really mean by it.

Putting feelings and their cause into language means everything gets filed away, becomes tidy, becomes manageable and becomes usable, like a space you could use and live in rather than run away from.

2 days ago
  • 1 min, 1 sec
  • #politics
  • #theguardian
  • Summary

The shadow home affairs spokesperson has labelled TikTok a “bad faith actor” and a “serious threat” to Australia’s national security, urging the Albanese government to follow the United States in its crackdown on the video-sharing app.

The Liberal senator James Paterson said he was not advocating for a total ban on the popular app but wants Australia to emulate the United States in its bid to force the Chinese tech company that owns TikTok to divest its business in the US.

Paterson told ABC’s Insiders on Sunday he hoped changes to the app’s ownership structure would lower the risk of Australian data being harvested by the Chinese government and prevent its influence in spreading disinformation.

2 days ago
  • 1 min, 1 sec
  • #politics
  • #theguardian
  • Summary

“The vessel opened fire on the warship, which is taking actions [in accordance with] international law, in self-defence and to counter piracy, with minimal force necessary to neutralise the pirates’ threat to shipping and seafarers.”

Bulgarian owner Navibulgar hailed the Ruen’s release as “a major success not only for us, but for the entire global maritime community … The resolution of this case proves that the security of commercial shipping will not be compromised.”

Analysts say Somali piracy poses nowhere near the threat it did in 2011, when navies around the world responded, but the recent upswing has raised further concerns about marine security and shipping at a time when crucial trade corridors off Yemen have come under siege.

2 days ago
  • 1 min, 1 sec
  • #politics
  • #theguardian
  • Summary

The Bureau of Meteorology’s Shenagh Gamble said on Sunday afternoon there was a “moderate chance” the tropical cyclone could be upgraded to a category-four system in coming hours, with the warning area expected to be extended.

NT incident controller and superintendent Sonia Kennon told reporters remote local communities were of particular concern, with some towns on Groote Eylandt, including Umbakumba, already blocked off and isolated to emergency services.

Bradbury said while the coastal crossing was projected to occur between the border of Queensland and the Northern Territory and Nathan River, around 50km inland from the Gulf of Carpentaria, wind and rain impacts would hit larger areas.

2 days ago
  • 1 min, 19 secs
  • #politics
  • #theguardian
  • Summary

Its new exhibition, Untold Lives, offers to shine a light for the first time on all the staff who have worked behind the scenes over the centuries, those stage managers who ensure the smooth running of “the business they call showbusiness” … in other words, the monarchy.

Prince William has recently appointed Sean Carney in the newly created role of chief executive, while Kate has just finally installed Lieutenant Colonel Tom White as private secretary, after a long gap without one.

So whether or not those edits made after the original Mother’s Day photograph was saved on a Canon 5D Mark IV that Friday evening were designed to hide more than an ugly shadow or a silly grimace – in other words, if it actually was a way to send a secret message – it was certainly a move that is rippling out to create fresh waves of public doubt.

2 days ago
  • 51 secs
  • #politics
  • #theguardian
  • Summary

Seven months before Campbell Newman was tossed from office by angry Queensland voters, he called a press conference, flanked by members of his cabinet, and apologised.

What Queensland’s “Super Saturday” of elections has demonstrated is the structural problem for a Labor party that, particularly under Annastacia Palaszczuk, always sought safe ground in the middle of the road.

A clear word of caution needs to be attached to reading too much into local government results – for the past few decades these have heavily favoured the LNP in Brisbane while the corresponding state electorates have been held comfortably by Labor.

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Middle East crisis live: Israeli strikes hit multiple sites in Syria, wounding a soldier, says Syrian military
2 days ago

Middle East crisis live: Israeli strikes hit multiple sites in Syria, wounding a soldier, says Syrian military

1 min, 19 secs

Summary

Its new exhibition, Untold Lives, offers to shine a light for the first time on all the staff who have worked behind the scenes over the centuries, those stage managers who ensure the smooth running of “the business they call showbusiness” … in other words, the monarchy.

Prince William has recently appointed Sean Carney in the newly created role of chief executive, while Kate has just finally installed Lieutenant Colonel Tom White as private secretary, after a long gap without one.

So whether or not those edits made after the original Mother’s Day photograph was saved on a Canon 5D Mark IV that Friday evening were designed to hide more than an ugly shadow or a silly grimace – in other words, if it actually was a way to send a secret message – it was certainly a move that is rippling out to create fresh waves of public doubt.

Obese teens can crash diet safely if monitored by a dietitian, study finds
2 days ago

Obese teens can crash diet safely if monitored by a dietitian, study finds

54 secs

Summary

The study, by scientists based at Sydney University, also revealed that many adolescents involved in the investigation thought the diets were an acceptable way to lose weight – despite experiencing side-effects that included fatigue, headache, irritability, constipation and nausea.

“Given the associated rapid weight loss, their use should be emphasised in clinical practice guidelines for the treatment of severe obesity and obesity-related complications in adolescents, especially before pharmacological or surgical intervention,” said Dr Megan Gow, who led the study.

The researchers conclude that a health professional-monitored VLED can be implemented safely in the short term and, despite side-effects, is acceptable for many adolescents with moderate to severe obesity.

‘Our chances? Zero – and getting worse’: inside a Tory death spiral
2 days ago

‘Our chances? Zero – and getting worse’: inside a Tory death spiral

1 min, 19 secs

Summary

Photograph: CHOGM Rwanda 2022/YouTube/PAOver recent days, the Tories’ already dark mood has worsened perceptibly, adding to a sense at Westminster that they are now locked into an irreversible doom spiral in which discipline is abandoned as fast as hope.

The government’s response to the Hester revelation was, disastrously, initially to defend their man, until cabinet minister Kemi Badenoch, a future leadership hopeful, went public, saying: “The idea of linking criticism of her to being a black woman is racist.” Two hours later, but too late, Sunak followed, agreeing that the remarks had indeed been racist.

Photograph: Daily MailLast week, as his troubles mounted, Sunak finally ruled out a general election on 2 May, which some Tories had believed was the best chance to avoid a heavy defeat, on the basis that things would only get worse if he left it for longer.

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