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Start your day off on the right foot by signing up for The Guardian's daily news email, available every weekday morning at 7am. Each issue is packed with insightful analysis and expert commentary on the top stories of the day, helping you stay informed about what matters most.
The email is completely free and tailored to keep you in the loop with the UK-focused news that you care about most. So why not give it a try? Simply register for your newsletter account today and start receiving your daily dose of news at the touch of a button.
While using The Guardian's newsletter service, you'll be allowed to share its content with friends and family. However, please note that this email may include information on charities, online ads, and content funded by outside parties.
By signing up, you're not only getting access to top-notch news but also consenting to allow your data to be used for a more personalized experience. If you have any questions about how The Guardian uses your data or wants to register for full membership at a later time, head over to their Privacy Policy page for more information.
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️!! i mean who doesn't wanna be in the know about what's happenin in the world? 
and it's free too which is def a bonus 
. but gotta say, a bit weird about sharin content with friends fam, like what if they dont wanna see the same thing as u lol 
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and radio broadcasts 
. The Guardian's newsletter seems like a great way to stay informed without having to sift through all the noise on social media 
. Plus, it's free and tailored just for us, so why not give it a try? I'm already signed up, and now my mornings feel a bit more purposeful 
️. And hey, who doesn't love sharing news with friends and family over a cuppa? 
. I've been using something similar from The Verge, but The Guardian's one sounds way more comprehensive 
Do you guys think there's anything better than this daily email or is this like the ultimate morning routine for staying informed? Should we be more careful about sharing our data with these kinds of services tho...
it really is so helpful in getting me caught up on what's going on in the world every morning 
I love how they break down complex issues into easy to read articles, it makes my morning routine so much easier 
I love starting my day with some informed news! 
. Like, do we really want every single click on the site tracked? 
At the same time, it's cool that The Guardian is offering us such great content for free 
. I mean, who doesn't love a good dose of expert analysis to wake them up in the morning 
But, gotta be careful about those online ads and charities 
. But have you ever noticed how many emails end up in the spam folder? 
I'm not saying they're doing anything wrong, but I wish they'd provide an option to opt-out of reCaptcha so people who struggle with it can still sign up without being flagged as a robot 
. And what's up with all the charities and online ads in their emails? Can't they just stick to the news like we want? 
. For now, let's just say I'm intrigued and will sign up, but with a healthy dose of skepticism 
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It sounds pretty cool, getting all the top stories delivered to your inbox every morning. But, um, what's with all the ads and stuff? Can't they just stick to the news, you know? 
And, wait, I thought Google reCaptcha was like, a virus or something? 
. I've already signed up and I'm loving the curated content so far! It's like they're serving up the best news bites just for me 
. One tiny thing tho - can we pls make sure our data isn't getting sold to the highest bidder? 
. I'm a bit curious about how they use our data though - do they really need all that info? 
. And the best part? It's totally free, no strings attached 
... all in all, it's a solid way to stay informed and avoid missing out on any major news 
Like climate change, inequality, and social justice 
Instead of just regurgitating top stories, The Guardian could use its platform to amplify lesser-known voices and solutions 
