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- Sep 13, 2026
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Stitching our warped reality together: a cartoonist and art critic take different approaches to the Bayeux tapestry (opens the original)
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One Guardian contributor was tasked with creating a modern-day version of the medieval masterpiece, the other with reviewing the original. Both their visions proved terrifyingly pertinent. Here’s how they both tackled it Our journalists often draw connections between seemingly disparate issues or events to give people a fuller grasp of how things interrelate. But not every story can convey the scope and complexity of today’s algorithmically warped reality. One of the Guardian’s regular cartoonis
âYou live for those breakthroughsâ: an investigation into military tribunals on US airbases meant protecting those who spoke out (opens the original)
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Guardian journalists have been uncovering cases involving US military personnel that bypassed British courts. It involved telling the stories of women who have been denied important rights and protections, and safeguarding them as sources When reporters talk about protecting their sources, it isnât always about protecting a sourceâs identity. Some sources are prepared to go public. Others may have already shed their anonymity before a journalist gets in touch with them. But they all still ne
âWe were able to live their experiences with themâ: the ripple effects of our series about life in coastal towns (opens the original)
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A year-long project exploring the lives of young people in coastal areas required a great deal of groundwork to give them a genuine voice and ensure they were properly heard. Their stories captured the imagination of audiences and policymakers alike Our journalists always try to spend as long as they can in places to more fully understand things and explain whatâs going on. But they donât often get the chance to keep returning and reporting over a period of 12 months. âYou very rarely have
âEvery sentence will be put under pressureâ: how we make our Long Reads unputdownable (opens the original)
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From plot twists to stunning visuals, our flagship long-form journalism can be as gripping as any beach read. To mark the publication of the summer issue of the Guardian Long Read magazine, we look at the craft that goes into making the stories so compelling For the latest issue of the Guardian Long Read magazine, the brief for the cover was simple: something that evokes the pleasure of summer reading. âWith these magazines, thereâs always a front-and-back reveal,â explains Chris Clarke, w
âThese are some of the most complex structures ever createdâ: how tech reporting moved into the physical world (opens the original)
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The Guardianâs global tech reporting team are investigating the impact of the vast datacentres being built to power the AI revolution. We spoke to them about how their beat has become increasingly offline Journalists often use the term âshoe-leather reportingâ to refer to the on-the-ground legwork that goes into covering certain stories. As the tech industryâs focus has shifted from screen-based realities to the physical world of colossal AI datacentres and social media harms, comfortabl
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