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The Guardian Culture
HRH Helch: the graffiti artist who left an indelible mark on high-rise Britain
He upset Queen Elizabeth II, defied the developers and had to scrap for every inch of graffiti space in a gentrified, urban landscape • Prolific UK graffiti artist Helch diesYou know you’ve made an impact when the headlines upon your death are filled with words like “iconic”, “infamous”, “world class” and “upset Queen Elizabeth II”. By that measure, graffiti supremo Helch made a pretty serious mark on the world.He died this week, leaving behind a country pockmarked by his tag, a giant towering H
entertainment  Sep 1, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
Fortress’s Burton Says Rates Still Poised to Go Higher
Global bonds slumped as rising oil prices fueled inflation fears and bets on Fed rate hikes. Fortress Chief Strategist Elizabeth Burton says rates are still poised to go higher, arguing the underlying problem won’t be fixed without a fiscal response. She speaks on Bloomberg Open Interest. (Source: Bloomberg)
business  Sep 1, 2026
The Guardian Politics
Burnham’s ambitious plans need room to breathe – and Westminster suffocates change | Rafael Behr
A summer on the road suited the prime minister’s open style, but now the walls of conventional politics are closing inNothing stays fresh for long in parliament and no one sounds normal. The air, thick with convention, suffocates originality, tuning every voice to the same Westminster pitch. The need to escape that climate is one reason why Andy Burnham quit his Commons seat to run for mayor of Greater Manchester. Or that is how he tells the story.Returning after nearly a decade away, the prime
politics  Sep 1, 2026
Variety
Netflix Sets Trump Doc About Secret Plane Swap in Turkey
In July, leaving a NATO summit in Turkey, Donald Trump was captured on camera boarding Air Force One. But the president did not fly back to the United States on that plane. Instead, he slipped out the other side and onto a secret catering truck that transported him to a different aircraft, leaving a gaggle […]
entertainment  Sep 1, 2026
The Guardian Health
Assisted dying, palliative care and patient choice | Letters
Readers respond to an article by Dr Zubir Ahmed, who argued that better palliative care should be prioritised before assisted dying is legalisedI work as a renal physician, including on a transplant ward, so I will have had many of the same experiences as Zubir Ahmed, but I do not share his opinion about assisted dying (As a doctor, I say this: before we even consider assisted dying, fix how we care for the most vulnerable, 26 August).It is universally agreed that patients with capacit
health  Sep 1, 2026
The Guardian Health
We must do more to save care leavers’ lives | Letters
Readers respond to a report on the tragic consequences of the ‘care cliff’, when vital support is taken away at age 18Your article draws attention to a landmark review that describes the “care cliff” for young people leaving care at 18 leading to tragic outcomes (‘He was left on his own’: the care-leaver lives lost to a system that abandons them at 18, 25 August). The good news is that there are ways to fix this problem, but they are neither quick nor straightforward.My own research found that f
health  Sep 1, 2026

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