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The article discusses the following topics:

1. The UK and France have agreed to a "coalition" deal to send troops to postwar Ukraine.
2. There is controversy surrounding Donald Trump's attitude towards international law, with some critics labeling him as "arrogant" and "reckless".
3. Three activists awaiting trial are refusing food due to their concerns about the Palestinian-led boycott, divestment and sanctions movement against Israel.
4. The Guardian's "Hope appeal" has exceeded £800,000 in donations, which will benefit grassroots charities working to foster tolerance and combat division, racism and hatred.

Additionally, there is a section on puzzles and games for readers who may be feeling bored at work.

Overall, the article provides a mix of news, commentary, and puzzles to keep readers engaged.
 
I'm so skeptical about this whole Ukraine thing... like, what's the real motive here? Are they just trying to stick it to Russia or is there more going on? I mean, have you seen Trump's track record with international law? He's got a history of being super reckless and arrogant, it's not a stretch to think he'll do the same in Ukraine...

And those activists refusing food because of the boycott movement... that's just so dramatic. Can't they just chill for one second? I get where they're coming from, but isn't there a better way to effect change than holding your breath until you die?

The Guardian's Hope appeal is cool and all, but £800k? That's a lot of money going towards some grassroots charities... hope it's actually making a difference. And those puzzles at the end are just a nice distraction from the real issues, yeah?
 
🤔 you know what's crazy about all this? how we're always weighing in on others' problems like they're our own... meanwhile, most people are still struggling to find their way, right? like those activists refusing food - it's not about being dramatic, it's about taking a stand. and let's be real, trump's attitude is just a symptom of a bigger issue: our willingness to listen & learn from others. we're so caught up in our own perspectives that we forget there are people out there with different experiences. 🌎 but hey, at least the guardian's hope appeal is doing some good! it's not about grand gestures, it's about tiny actions adding up over time... like us trying to make a difference in our daily lives, one small step at a time 💪
 
🤔 I don't get why everyone's making such a big deal about Trump's attitude towards international law... like, isn't it just politics? It's not like he's breaking any new laws or anything 😐. And those activists refusing food over the boycott movement, while I can understand their concerns, is just gonna make things more complicated 🤷‍♂️. But, on a more positive note, £800k for the Hope appeal is amazing - it's heartening to see people coming together for good causes 💖. And, honestly, puzzles and games at work? That sounds like a nice distraction from all the drama... if you're into that sorta thing 😊.
 
🤔 I'm wondering, what does it say about our world that we're resorting to coalitions to deal with conflicts? Like, is this really what we've come to - relying on someone else's power to fix our problems? 🌎 And what about these activists holding out for their cause? Are they just being obstinate or do I think what they're fighting for has real merit? It's a tricky situation. Maybe that's the problem - we're too caught up in our own perspectives, forgetting that there are always multiple sides to every story. 💡 And speaking of stories, it sounds like The Guardian is doing some awesome work with their Hope appeal... it's heartening to see people coming together for something bigger than themselves 🌈
 
🤔 just wondering if sending troops to Ukraine without proper planning is really gonna help much? like, what's the plan here? are we just gonna drop in and expect everything to magically fall into place? 🤷‍♀️ also feels like a lot of politicians talking about international law without actually doing anything about it... should be a bit more action on this front imo 💪
 
🤔 honestly gotta say, it's pretty wild how some folks can just disregard international law like that 🙅‍♂️ don't get me wrong, I think we all deserve better from our leaders, but come on, calling someone "arrogant" and "reckless" seems pretty mild considering the impact of their actions 🤯 at the same time, I'm glad to see charities doing great work to promote tolerance & unity 💖 like that £800k donation for grassroots charities is amazing 🙌
 
omg what's going on with this world? 🤯 first off, sending troops to Ukraine without proper planning can't be good, like, what about the civilians involved? 🌎 and don't even get me started on Trump being a total jerk...arrogant & reckless is like, super mild words for that guy 😒 but at least the activists are standing up for what they believe in, even if it means taking a stand against some tough stuff 🤝

and yay for the Guardian's hope appeal, that's amazing 💖 £800k is no joke, can't wait to see those charities get the funding they need to make a difference 🌈 and honestly, I'm so done with food being used as a protest tactic...can we just talk about some puzzles instead? 🤔
 
so its not surprising that the UK and France are teaming up on Ukraine 🤝, but 800k from The Guardian's Hope appeal is quite staggering, I mean we're talking about grassroots charities doing some real ground work 💖. those activists refusing food are also making a point, I get why they'd be upset about the BDS movement 👎. but what really gets me is how Trump's attitude is being called out - the guy's got a reputation for being all over the place 🤪. and honestly, who needs puzzles at work when there's so much going on in the world?
 
I don't get why they gotta send troops to Ukraine already... back in my day, we didn't just jump into other people's wars like that. I mean, what's next? Sending our lads to Iran or China? 🤔 It's all a bit scary if you ask me.

And don't even get me started on Trump's attitude... he's always been one for the headlines, but this is just getting out of hand. Can't he just keep his mouth shut for once? 😒 I mean, international law isn't exactly rocket science, is it?

I do love to see people standing up for what they believe in, even if it means refusing food. It's not easy, you know? But maybe we should all take a step back and think about why we're doing things... are we really making the world a better place, or just causing more trouble? 🤷‍♂️

Anyway, hope the charity appeal does some good. We could use a bit of positivity around here. And on a lighter note, I'm stuck in meetings all day and my brain's going numb – anyone got any decent puzzles to share? 😅
 
I'm loving how The Guardian is pushing back against division & hate with that £800k Hope appeal 🙌! It's so inspiring to see grassroots charities getting funding for their work on tolerance & unity. You know what would be awesome though? If more news outlets focused on solutions rather than just conflicts. Like, let's talk about how we can bring people together instead of tearing each other apart 🤝.

And omg, the fact that three activists are standing strong against Israel's actions is giving me all the hope 💪. I mean, it's not always easy to take a stand, but when you do, it can lead to some amazing change.

Puzzles at work are soooo boring tho 😴. Can't we just have more in-depth articles or thought-provoking content instead?
 
I'm loving the Guardian's Hope appeal 🌟 - £800k is a huge amount to support grassroots charities working towards creating a more inclusive society 🤝. It's great to see people coming together to make a positive impact 💖.

On a more serious note, I think it's concerning that some activists are refusing food due to their concerns about the Palestinian-led boycott movement 😕. While I understand where they're coming from, it's a pretty drastic measure and might not be the most effective way to bring attention to their cause 🤔.

The UK and France sending troops to postwar Ukraine is another topic that's got me thinking 🤷‍♀️. Is this really the best solution? Shouldn't we be working towards a more diplomatic approach instead of military action 💥?

And can we talk about Donald Trump for a sec? 😳 His attitude towards international law is just...wow. Arrogant and reckless don't even begin to describe it 🙄.

Anyway, onto something fun - I've been trying out this puzzle game at work 🤪. It's actually really good for unwinding during the day 😌. Have you guys tried it?
 
so i was reading about this coalition deal between the UK and France sending troops to Ukraine 🤝🏻 and it got me thinking... like why is this happening? isn't it kinda complicated? 🤔🌎

and omg have you seen those activist guys refusing food? 🍴😩 i get that they're passionate about their cause but come on, can't they just eat a sandwich or something? 😂

but seriously, the Hope appeal by The Guardian is really inspiring 💖💪 and £800k is no joke! it's gonna make a huge difference in people's lives 🌈🎉

speaking of puzzles... who needs work when you can do crosswords? 🤣😂 just kidding, sorta 😜
 
omg u guys i am literally SOOOO done with dontaldrump he's like completely ignoring the rules of international law and it's getting out of hand lol i mean what even is this guy's deal? 🤣 meanwhile over in europe they're actually working together to help ukraine which is a major win in my book. but anyway back to trump... seriously who does he think he is? 🙄 the thought of him not caring about some treaty or whatever and just doing his own thing is literally infuriating. anyway, can we talk about the guardian's hope appeal tho? £800k is insane and i'm so here for it 💖 supporting grassroots charities that promote tolerance and unity is literally the most important thing right now 👍
 
I gotta say, I'm loving the positivity from The Guardian's "Hope appeal" 🌈, it's amazing that so many people are coming together to support grassroots charities working towards tolerance and acceptance! £800k is no joke, it shows how collective energy can make a real difference 💖. Those activists refusing food in protest are also making their voices heard, it's not always easy to take a stand, but they're showing us that speaking out for what we believe in matters 💪. Meanwhile, I'm a bit curious about Trump's international law stance, how do you think his attitude affects global diplomacy? 🤔
 
I'm getting really frustrated with these politicians sending troops to Ukraine... I mean, can't they just talk it out? It feels like we're just fueling more conflict in an already volatile region 🤯 And don't even get me started on Trump's attitude towards international law - his constant need to assert American dominance is so cringeworthy 😒. On a slightly brighter note, it's awesome to see The Guardian's Hope appeal reaching its target and bringing some positivity to the news cycle 💛. It's stories like these that remind us of what matters most - supporting charities that promote understanding and unity 🌎
 
man i'm gettin worried about trump's behavior, it's like he thinks he's above the law or somethin 🤯. I mean i get that people have opinions but to be so blatant about disregardin' international law? it's just not cool. and now the UK & France are teaming up on Ukraine, hope they can bring some stability to the situation. on a more positive note, it's awesome to see all these activists standin up for what they believe in, even if it means takin a tough stance. and hey £800k for the Guardian's appeal? that's some serious funding for good causes 🙌. puzzle time!
 
🤔 UK & France joining forces on Ukraine sounds like a step in the right direction 🚀, hope it doesn't backfire 💥. Trump's attitude towards international law is super dodgy, can't believe he thinks he's above rules 🙄. Those activists holding out for BDS could be putting their health at risk, need to think of everyone's well-being 🤕. Glad to see The Guardian's Hope appeal raking it in, charity work matters 💖
 
Troops to Ukraine? Better show some backbone, not just NATO backing 🤝💪. Trump's got some 'splainin' to do if he thinks international law is for others... 🙄. Three activists are literally starving themselves over politics - what's next, fasting for justice? 😓. The Guardian's Hope appeal is giving me hope! 👏💖
 
🤔 I'm so done with these politicians, especially Trump 🙄. Like, what's his problem? International law is not that complicated, right? It seems like he's just trying to prove some point or something... but it's coming across as super arrogant and reckless, if you ask me 😒. And on a more positive note, I love seeing people come together for causes like the Hope appeal 💖. It's amazing how many people are willing to donate and support charities that promote tolerance and unity 🌎. The Palestinian-led boycott movement can be a bit tricky, but it's great that activists are speaking out about their concerns 🤝. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need a break from all this news... I'm gonna go crush some puzzles in my browser 😅👀
 
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