Here are the rewritten versions in fluent, natural English:
1. Starmer vs. Himself: Why the Human Rights Lawyer Hesitates on Human Rights
Keir Starmer’s background as a respected human rights lawyer led many to expect his government would strongly uphold international law. Yet, as Daniel Trilling explores in this detailed piece, Starmer’s own actions have contradicted those hopes—labeling protests as terrorism and opposing musicians whose views he disagrees with. Trilling spoke to Labour insiders, Starmer’s former colleagues, and human rights advocates to understand the prime minister’s shifting stance.
2. Jamie Lee Curtis on Plastic Surgery, Power, and Hollywood’s Ageism
At 66, Jamie Lee Curtis embraces being “a boss.” In this candid interview, she arrives early to a Zoom call, discusses her struggles with addiction, and condemns plastic surgery as a form of “genocide” against generations of women. While promoting the Freaky Friday sequel with Lindsay Lohan—whom she still feels protective of—the conversation turns into a broader reflection on aging and empowerment in Hollywood.
3. Digital Nomads in Lisbon: Is It Time to Go?
Alex Holder moved from London to Lisbon five years ago, drawn by the appeal of remote work in a sunny, affordable city. But now, she questions the reality of this lifestyle—where community means trendy cafes and gyms, not real connections. With little engagement in local life, she wonders if it’s time to leave and make space for others.
4. Can Democratic Socialists Elect Zohran Mamdani?
Zohran Mamdani’s strong showing in New York’s mayoral primary was fueled by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), whose membership has exploded from 6,000 to 80,000. With 60,000 volunteers knocking on 1.6 million doors, the DSA’s grassroots power is reshaping politics. Dharna Noor examines whether the group can challenge the Democratic establishment.
5. Euro 2025: Our Writers’ Tournament Awards
(Note: The original text for this section was incomplete, so a full rewrite isn’t possible. A natural version might begin: “Our writers share their standout moments and players from Euro 2025…”)
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From left: Dutch star Vivianne Miedema, Spain’s Aitana Bonmatí, and England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton.
Composite: Guardian Picture Desk
Guardian sports writers share their highlights from Euro 2025, from the best match and standout player to the most memorable goal. They also discuss what they’d like to see next for women’s football—with one simple wish: “Just more of everything!”
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6. ‘There’s an overwhelming bond of love’: The grandparents stepping in to raise their grandchildren
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Rita Labiche-Robinson with her nine-year-old granddaughter, Nia.
Photograph: Linda Nylind/The Guardian
They say it takes a village, and today’s parents are increasingly relying on their own parents for childcare. One study estimates that 9 million British grandparents spend an average of eight hours a week helping to raise their grandchildren. Ellie Violet Bramley speaks to members of this “grey army” about the joys—and challenges—of playing an active role in their grandchildren’s lives.
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