Domenicali: Drivers Free to Criticise F1 Power Unit Regulations
Formula 1 president Stefano Domenicali says drivers are free to express views on the sport’s power unit regulations and are not being prevented from criticising rules.
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FOUAD ALI EL HIMMA TARGETED IN SPAIN: WHAT THE JUDICIAL PAST OF HAZTE OÍR, THE ASSOCIATION BEHIND THE COMPLAINT, REVEALS
INVESTIGATION — Hazte Oír is asking the Spanish justice system to examine the role of Fouad Ali El Himma in the events of Ceuta. But who exactly is the complainant? A Spanish association registered for more than twenty years, Hazte Oír has become a regular fixture in the courts and in proceedings with a strong…
The Guardian view on mental health: the new secretary of state should make it a priority | Editorial
The rise in children and young people with mental health problems makes this week’s announcement of a new network of community clinics in England particularly welcome. A&E departments have recorded an increase in difficult-to-manage symptoms including aggression and hallucinations. New specialist walk-in mental health services should take some of the pressure off. The bringing forward…
By day five of my labour, I didn’t want an ‘ideal birth’. I only wanted to survive | Natalie Morris
On the third day of being in labour with my first child, I entered a new state of being. It was time to dig deep. This is what I had learned in all the childbirth classes. As long as I remained calm, breathed as instructed, moaned through the pain, things would happen as they were…
What kind of society fast-tracks early release for domestic abusers? This is gambling with women’s lives | Joan Smith
It’s time to be blunt: the government is about to expose hundreds of vulnerable women to the risk of death or serious injury. Survivors of domestic abuse, including women who have suffered years of physical violence and intimidation, are now preparing for the moment in October when 5,000 prisoners begin to be released early. What…
The Guardian view on Burnham and the devolved nations: a test for the new politics in Westminster | Editorial
After early statements of intent on homelessness and social care, Andy Burnham capped his opening two weeks in office by addressing what one might call the English question. Plans for greater fiscal devolution to England’s mayoral authorities, unveiled last week, are part of what is perhaps the primary raison d’etre of Mr Burnham’s government: the…
Reader Q&A: ask our comedy critic anything ahead of the Edinburgh fringe – live
Brian is live Brian is now answering your questions about the Edinburgh fringe. Share Key events Any advice for young comedians? TheHound asks: What advice would you give to young people who want to be comedians? Brian: double quotation markGig. Get up on stage at open mic nights, and give it a go. Over and…
Andy Burnham’s first step towards fairer social care for all | Letters
I write as someone whose disabilities mean that I will be in receipt of social care support my whole life (Andy Burnham seeks cross-party agreement on future of social care, 27 July). For too long, people like me have been cannon fodder for politicians who routinely forget that their highest duty in providing social care…
Battles loom over social care, but this fight must be won. At last, we have a PM who believes that | Polly Toynbee
“People pleaser!” That’s the insult Andy Burnham’s enemies sneer at him. And yes, he will need all his mightiest people-pleasing talents to win over voters to contribute to a new national care service. Choosing this forever failed policy (22 major reviews over three decades) as his first great challenge is a remarkable act of bravery….
Burnham invites Tories and Lib Dems to social care talks
Last week Badenoch wrote to the prime minister saying he should rule out tax rises or increased borrowing to fund social care reform. A Conservative spokesman said Andrew would attend in Badenoch’s place and was ready to work with Labour on measures that improved social care – provided they were not reliant on tax rises…