‘Charles was fantastic. William can go to hell’: Duchy tenants face eviction as prince sells historic land bit.ly/4zQ94vA

My microplastics panic began with a chopping board They’re here to stay, but is an obsessive quest for plastic-free alternatives for everyday gadgets worth the trouble? ✍️ @joelgolby bit.ly/4BnIOKR

They were called ‘cockroaches’. Now they’re shaking Modi’s India Abhijeet Dipke, leader of the Cockroach Janta Party, speaks to The Observer on Gen Z fury, state crackdowns and taking on Narendra Modi ✍️ Padma Rao Sundarji bit.ly/4BoROiC

Jeremy Tiang: ‘I’ve never stopped writing about Singapore’ The prize-winning author and translator on his multilingual upbringing, interviewing former communist guerrillas and his fascination with his country’s past ✍️ @ellencph bit.ly/4BpRbpd

Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest has burned down. I remember it as a twisted tourist trap The Nazi leader’s former mountain hideaway was a tourist destination for many years after his death. Erica Wagner recalls a surreal family trip to the Kehlsteinhaus ✍️ Erica Wagner bit.ly/48jMcsA

A bold budget this week will deliver the business-friendly socialism Britain badly needs Despite global volatility and a tight fiscal position, the chancellor has some wiggle room – now he must boost the UK’s innovation economy, writes @williamnhutton bit.ly/4kllIhA

Welcome to rugby league in wheelchairs: disability not required Extreme inclusivity, with able-bodied athletes allowed to compete and different sexes playing together, can cause complications ✍️ @benbloomsport bit.ly/4ihUR3z

Israelis flying home to vote could help give Netanyahu the boot Citizens living abroad are more likely to be left wing – in a razor thin election, their votes may prove to be decisive ✍️ @msrmichaelson bit.ly/48fhzob

Elif Shafak: ‘Put on any heavy metal song and I will headbang’ The Turkish-British novelist and political scientist has published 21 books, including The Forty Rules of Love and The Island of Missing Trees. Her work has won numerous awards and been translated into almost 60 languages. Her latest, In One Brief Moment All Eternity, is out now ✍️ Kathryn Bromwich bit.ly/4i6Su4Q

BBC executives envision a leaner, digital-first public broadcaster Cuts have fallen heavily on news and linear television ✍️ Stephen Armstrong bit.ly/4zWEv7N

These bikes are made for jousting bit.ly/4e1oqVP

‘A defeat for lies’: Lula’s surprise win in Brazil is met with relief worldwide bit.ly/4BwwLLi

‘A defeat for lies’: Lula’s surprise win in Brazil met with relief worldwide bit.ly/4e1CnD3

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Tellus – Dickson Mbi’s shapes of water bit.ly/3VQYhTv

Fresh complaints over Reform mayor’s ‘toxic’ office bit.ly/4yJtXrj

‘What we need is profound political change’: France’s radical mayor eyes fall of Macron bit.ly/4Bmx0Z4

Arsenal at Highbury (not that one) and NFL makes its Parisian debut bit.ly/4zR08Gk

A hazy history of the modern Middle East bit.ly/48axmEP