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Scrapping early release for sex offenders could leave no capacity in jails, says David Lammy
Exclusive: Deputy PM says opponents have ‘no solutions’ to possible collapse of justice system in England and WalesDrugs, drones and heat: Amber Rudd and David Lammy begin search for answers to prisons crisisOpponents of plans to release rapists and sex offenders early from prison have “no solutions” to halt the criminal justice system’s possible collapse, David Lammy has said.Under pressure from Labour MPs – including the former safeguarding minister Jess Phillips – to curb the early release sc
general  Jul 12, 2026
The Guardian Culture
Patricia Greene obituary
Actor who played Jill Archer for 68 years on the long-running BBC radio soap opera The ArchersPatricia Greene, who has died aged 95, was the world’s longest-serving soap opera actor, and featured in The Archers on BBC radio for 68 years. She joined as Jill Paterson, a demonstrator of kitchen appliances, in 1957, and evolved into the serial’s stern, sometimes interfering, matriarch after marrying Phil Archer (played by Norman Painting).At her audition for the role, Greene was faced with a quandar
entertainment  Jul 12, 2026
The Guardian Health
Guide dog owners face everyday ignorance | Letter
Too many people with assistance dogs are routinely denied access to businesses and services, writes Eleanor BriggsJoanne Hewitson from Hartlepool only wanted to enjoy breakfast at her local pub, accompanied by her guide dog, Rosie. Instead, a member of staff wrongly and repeatedly demanded identification for her guide dog, making her feel so unwelcome that she felt she had to leave (Blind woman ‘livid’ after Wetherspoon’s pub asks for guide dog’s ID, 7 July).Joanne’s experience is not unique. Gu
health  Jul 12, 2026
The Guardian Culture
Aziz Ansari review – a hugely gifted comic who makes funny look easy
Royal Albert Hall, LondonShiny-suited and slick, the US standup fired off peppy and sometimes taboo-teasing gags about his cultural identity, married life and visits to a fertility clinicYou can’t say Aziz Ansari doesn’t know his audience. He begins Saturday night’s gig with a promise to finish well before the England kick-off. And his ending is underscored by a performance of national anthem-elect Wonderwall on the organ that looms above the stage. In between, we get a slick hour-long account o
entertainment  Jul 12, 2026
The Guardian
Georgia teen to appear in plea hearing over 2024 school shooting that killed four people
Colt Gray, now 16, expected to change plea after pleading not guilty to 55 criminal counts in Apalachee shootingThe teenager accused of killing two students and two teachers during a 2024 shooting at Apalachee high school in Georgia has been scheduled to appear in court later in July for a “non-negotiated” plea hearing, according to records.Documents filed on Friday in Barrow county superior court in Winder, Georgia, show that Colt Gray is expected to change his plea at a hearing on 24 July, wit
general  Jul 12, 2026

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