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AI vaginas, customisable personalities and fake bruises: the sex doll market is booming. Does it matter how the dolls are treated?

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | Gender, Sex, Sexual consent, Sexual violence, Society, The Guardian, Women | 0 |

As the sex doll industry grows and AI changes the products available, what does it mean to engage in any kind of relationship with a woman-shaped thing?Two weeks ago, two distressed citizens stumbled across what they assumed was...

James Cleverly resigns from shadow cabinet to run for mayor of London

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | Conservatives, James Cleverly, Local government, Local politics, London, Mayoral elections, Politics, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Shadow minister for housing, communities and local government to resign with immediate effectJames Cleverly has resigned from the shadow cabinet to run for mayor of London.The Tory heavyweight, who was once home and foreign...

Faster, higher, funnier: what we learned from China’s robot games

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | China, Elon Musk, Robots, Technology, The Guardian, US news, World News | 0 |

Five-day showcase reveals leaps Beijing has made in humanoid tech, but also its limitations as US rivals come up from the rearWith exploding pelvises, enough comic pratfalls for a Buster Keaton show reel and the odd moment of...

‘I wanted to find the slowest fashion imaginable’: the woman growing her own dress

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | Ethical and green living, Fashion, Fashion industry, Life and style, The Guardian, US news, World News | 0 |

Looking for an alternative to fast fashion, Eve Ogden Schaub decided to create a garment from homegrown flaxFrom crop tops to shorts and brightly patterned dresses, many of today’s clothes are the result of fast fashion. But one...

‘Their whole village has disappeared’: frantic hunt for survivors in Kathmandu hospital

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | Flooding, Natural disasters, Nepal, Nepal-Tibet flood disaster, South and Central Asia, The Guardian, Tibet, World News | 0 |

Family members pin photos of Nepal’s missing to hospital wall as people try not to give up hope on loved onesNepal-Tibet flash flood – latest updatesPosters of missing people line the wall of the hospital, the glue still fresh...

Cells for arrested offenders may run out without early prison release, says Labour

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | Bridget Phillipson, England, Law, Politics, Prisons and probation, Society, The Guardian, UK criminal justice, UK news, Wales | 0 |

Bridget Phillipson says government would not have to consider releasing prisoners early if Tories had created more capacityCells to hold newly arrested people could run out without the early prison release scheme, a government...

Tax promises, defence targets and Iran: Andy Burnham’s budget headaches

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Budget, Defence policy, Economic policy, John Healey, Labour, Politics, Tax and spending, The Guardian, UK cost of living crisis, UK news, Utilities, Welfare | 0 |

As economic circumstances worsen, the PM’s commitments have left him and the chancellor in a tight spotWhen Andy Burnham made his first speech after returning as an MP, he promised that as prime minister he would oversee “the...

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Ireland will be united, says Gordon Brown

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | Europe, Good Friday agreement, Gordon Brown, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Politics, Scotland, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Former PM believes Northern Ireland will leave UK in the long term – but remains opposed to Scottish independenceThe former prime minister Gordon Brown has said it is inevitable that Ireland will become united at some point in...

Hilarity, unease and relief: games show China is not over the finish line in humanoid robot race

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | China, Elon Musk, Robots, Technology, The Guardian, US news, World News | 0 |

World Humanoid Robot Games showcased leaps Beijing has made in the tech, but also highlighted limitations as US rivals prepare their own launchesWith exploding pelvises, enough comic pratfalls for a Buster Keaton show reel and...

‘I don’t want to be a backseat driver’: Gordon Brown on Burnham, billionaires – and his vision for a better Britain

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | Andy Burnham, Books, Gordon Brown, House of Lords, Life and style, Politics, The Guardian, Tony Blair | 0 |

The former UK prime minister is still shaping politics (even if he doesn’t want to interfere). He talks about keeping his temper, staying fit – and why he won’t pay £90 for a Scotland football shirtIt’s a Monday in August and as...

The battle over RAF Barnham: how ominous anti-asylum protests engulfed a small Norfolk town

by The Guardian | Aug 29, 2026 | Communities, Immigration and asylum, Migration, Norfolk, Protest, Society, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Thetford has a welcoming history. So why have there been so many demonstrations this summer over plans to house asylum seekers at a nearby military base – as well as nights of violent disorder ?‘I don’t talk to mainstream...

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