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Schoolgirls gather together to raise awareness about FGM through music and poetry.
Tim Dowling reflects on the Guardian's 200-year history from Manchester to the Boer War.
Peter Walker rides London's Cycle Superhighway 2, showcasing its challenges and improvements.
Amazon launches a video service to compete with YouTube, partnering with major media companies.
Headspace presents three animations on mindful meditation and offers a free guide.
Andy Burnham is sworn in as the Labour MP for Makerfield following his victory in the by-election, marking a significant moment in UK politics.
Sean O'Donnell films his arrest during an anti-fracking protest in Greater Manchester.
John Harris and John Domokos reflect on a decade of Guardian reporting and seek viewer input.
Gwyn Topham debates the impact of budget airlines on travel and social good.
Both challenge each other with penalties and prepare for Arsenal Ladies' match against Torres.
A truck carrying unidentified victims arrives in Dhaka after a deadly factory collapse in April.
Barack Obama’s climate legacy is complicated by significant fossil fuel investments abroad.
A critic reviews the British women's beach volleyball team amid rainy November conditions.
Jana Saleh volunteers in Beirut days after the explosion, aiding recovery efforts in her city.
Adam Price faces backlash from Danish farmers for sparking a debate on farming methods and public perception of pork production in Denmark.
Birgitte Nyborg faces a difficult choice in the final episodes of the series.
The construction of the Guardian's stadium is captured in a three-day timelapse, showcasing the transformation of the site into a modern sporting venue.
Iman Amrani discusses life in Brussels after the March terrorist attacks with local youth.
Murdo Macleod teaches night photography techniques in this informative tutorial.
China, the biggest polluter, may be ready to change its approach to climate action.
Jess Cartner-Morley and Kelly Bowerbank discuss Carey Mulligan's iconic style and outfits.
Cat's Eyes performs an intimate version of their single "I'm Not Stupid" at the Guardian/Observer studios, showcasing their unique sound and creative process.
Souleymane S recounts his experience of being pushed off a Paris Metro carriage by Chelsea fans in 2015, highlighting persistent issues of racism in sports culture.
Zhang Hongbing regrets denouncing his mother during the Chinese Cultural Revolution, leading to her death.
Chris Isaak discusses his album 'Beyond the Sun' and the song 'Live It Up' in a live session.
The episode discusses male circumcision among Muslims, Jewish people, and its decline in the UK.
Dan Chung showcases his work for the Guardian, highlighting the beauty of Shanghai's iconic buildings and landscapes amid impending changes.
Former Detroit employees feel betrayed by pension cuts after the city's bankruptcy.
Heston Blumenthal's restaurant in London revitalizes traditional English cuisine with innovative techniques, as explored by food critic Tony Naylor.
Dolphins are driven into shallow water in Taiji, where fishermen kill them out of public view.
Children's lives have been affected by conflict in the Kivu region of the DRC.
The Global Drug Survey reveals 20 surprising facts about drug use, including legal risks in the US and attitudes towards consuming unknown substances.
The deficit haunts western economies, with economists debating its elimination methods.
The video reveals how much data the NSA collects and from what countries it operates.
Edward Snowden's flight from Hawaii to Hong Kong culminates in a meeting with The Guardian journalists, where he reveals the NSA's Prism surveillance program.
Sid Lowe discusses the significance of the Barcelona v Real Madrid rivalry in El Clásico.
The Guardian's global campaign to end female genital mutilation received thousands of signatures daily after addressing the issue publicly.
The trailer showcases Erica, a humanoid robot, and her creator Hiroshi Ishiguro's vision for the future.
Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa meet with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a significant discussion regarding Ukraine's future within the European Union.
A £130 million flagship station at King's Cross St Pancras opens, leaving Waterloo station feeling ghostly and redundant as Eurostar relocates.
Everything Everything performs Schoolin' live at the Guardian's studio in Manchester.
Ali al-Nimr's mother discusses her son's scheduled crucifixion in an exclusive Guardian interview.
The Guardian follows Farc guerrillas in Colombia as they face the end of their revolution.
A woman shares her FGM experience and her sister's death in childbirth due to complications.
David Levene captures the energy of Field Day festival in Victoria Park, London.
Schoolchildren in London learn about food waste at the Live Better Challenge workshop.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner addresses the Communication Workers Union (CWU) conference, discussing key issues facing workers in the UK.
French sex workers protest a new bill criminalizing clients, raising safety concerns.
