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Guardian staff pick the funniest things they’ve seen online in the past 12 months – in the hopes that you’ll join us with yours in the comments
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The Edge’s Podcast Picks: March 2021 Think: Sustainability/2SER/The Bun and Cardigan Show The Edge’s Podcast Picks: March 2021 By Maddie Lock and Morgan McMillan on Last month (horrifyingly) featured the anniversary of the UK’s first national lockdown. Predictably and justifiably, much entertainment was again consumed as we all waited for restrictions to be lifted. Among these were, of course, podcasts; Edge writers have collected their regulars from March below. Think: Sustainability T hink: Sustainability is a podcast dedicated to all things sustainability, finding...
Last modified on Mon 5 Apr 2021 17.26 EDT Good morning. Welcome back after the long weekend. Today we have plenty of Covid news, including Australia’s need to tackle vaccine hesitant populations and a round-up of international issues – including the French elite dining out despite restrictions. Australia risks never achieving herd immunity to Covid-19 unless it ramps up its strategy for engaging with vaccine hesitant populations, health experts have warned. There are concerns Australia’s vaccine hesitancy rates – which were as high as 36% in mid-March – will remain high without e...
Good morning, and welcome back for your first morning mail of 2021. This is Imogen Dewey bringing you the main stories and must-reads on Monday 11 January. Top stories Arnold Schwarzenegger has issued a stinging rebuke of Donald Trump, comparing the riot at the US Capitol – which the president incited – to Kristallnacht, while a newly elected Republican congresswoman apologised for quoting Hitler in a speech. A second Republican senator called...