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In today’s newsletter: The killing of Ismail Haniyeh raises tensions in an already fraught region, as Patrick Wintour and Bethan McKernan explain

Good morning. The inauguration of Iran's new president was supposed to be a momentous event for the country.

In today’s newsletter: As the opposition accuse President Nicolás Maduro of rigging the vote, we examine the background to this and where it leaves a country already in crisis

In today’s newsletter: Record numbers of pupils are being removed from class, with dire consequences for their attainment levels in later life. But is the pandemic solely to blame for this increase in bad behaviour?

Good morning. School suspensions have been steadily rising since 2015, but in the last few years there has been a particularly sharp increase

Good morning. For a long time, the only people who knew the name Nvidia were tech nerds and gamers.

In today’s newsletter: Nividia was riding the artificial intelligence wave until its valuation fell by $279bn in one day – but what happens now?

Good morning. In 2019, Theresa May's Conservative party pledged to end no-fault evictions (that is, where landlords oust tenants without

In today’s newsletter: Labour’s new plans aim to solve people’s rental market woes once and for all. But what will change for the millions of people renting?

In today’s newsletter: Sheikh Mansour turned the club into a title-winning machine. But what happens if it’s found guilty of breaching financial rules, and what does an ever-growing amount of money do to a sport?