Adele Parks: ‘If I could edit my past, I’d be fitter younger – I would have been hotter’
The author on the habit she can’t control, the writer she’s never read, and the true love of her life (it’s not her…
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The hill I will die on: The barbecue is fundamentally unenjoyable. Please, put a lid on it | Max Liu
Dress up the barbie however you like – it’s toxic, tiresome and, more to the point, malnourishing “If you’re invited to…
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Charli xcx, Reading festival review – Pretentious? Just a bit. But Nietzsche would have loved it
Reading festival There’s not much time to dig into her deep catalogue of future-facing pop, but she satisfies the…
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‘In walked this big bundle of energy’: the day Dolly Parton came to Rotherham
Country star came to South Yorkshire town in 2007 for UK launch of the Imagination Library, her book donation scheme…
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Flipping marvellous: Yotam Ottolenghi on the joy of simple breakfasts – plus six exclusive recipes
Weekend mornings are for family – and whoever happens to be over. Forget fussing and focus on just one big lovely thing…
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There is clearly trouble ahead for Harry and Meghan on their return to the UK. Here are five ways to avert it | Stephen Bates
With a sceptical public and hostility from a lot of the press, the Sussexes face quite a challenge. Still, they really…
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What links Corinne Bailey Rae and Keir Starmer? The Saturday quiz
From ‘rocks, but gently’ to Ainu in Asia and Zuni in the US, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz 1 Which design…
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A slow travel success story in Slovenia’s secret valley
Tourism is only just taking hold in Vipava, but the locals are determined to do it right, by putting community first…
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Sharp rise in incidents of AI escaping users’ control, research finds
Exclusive: Number of times AI lies, ignores instructions and pursues goals in harmful ways almost doubles in July…
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Love under anti-drone nets: Ukrainian couple wed in Kramatorsk combat zone
‘At a time when Russia is trying to spread gloom and darkness … it is important to create something beautiful,’ says…
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Why is the grass green and which was the deadliest dinosaur? The kids’ quiz
Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior…
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UK risks falling behind in AI race without faster telecoms upgrades, say executives
Planning delays and slow 5G upgrades could leave the UK unable to cope with a surge in AI-related traffic The UK risks…
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Sovereignty, farming and fishing: Iceland votes on its future with the EU
Country holds a knife-edge referendum that cuts across political divides on taking step closer to Brussels after Trump…
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Another beloved live music venue is closing. Is Australia’s precarious rental market killing the vibe?
With Lazy Thinking in Sydney the latest venue to shut its doors, the once-vibrant grassroots music scene is becoming…
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Royal commission lays bare the fear and anger of Jewish Australians. But has it got to the heart of antisemitism?
Hearings began amid the grief of the Bondi attack. The community hopes the inquiry will ‘help us to go back to the…
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Crystal Palace 1-4 Manchester City: Premier League – live reaction
Updates from 8pm kickoff (BST) at Selhurst Park Get in touch: email Michael about the game We’re off at Selhurst Park,…
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Archer illuminates fading summer as Pakistan’s marzipan men melt away | Barney Ronay
The tourists offered little but Jofra again invited us to marvel at what he is and mourn what could have been At almost…
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Azan Awais offers Pakistan ray of hope amid their second Test gloom
On another tough day for a side in a state of near-permanent crisis, the 21-year-old gave supporters reason to be…
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London Science Museum cuts links with BP after decades of partnership
Campaigners say ‘seismic shift’ follows years of pressure to sever ties with oil and gas firm The London Science Museum…
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The Guardian view on political donations: Labour should curb the power of big money | Editorial
Before becoming prime minister, Andy Burnham favoured a £500,000 donations cap. In office, he’s backing away. That is a…
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The Guardian view on the loan of the Bayeux tapestry: a manifestation of soft power | Editorial
The British Museum’s landmark cultural exchange is a symbol of post-Brexit rapprochement between Britain and France…
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Wilem Frischmann obituary
Structural engineer who worked with the architect Richard Seifert on striking modernist buildings As a modern high-rise…
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Is the environmental impact of datacentres finally cutting through?
In this week’s newsletter: Anti-datacentre sentiment is growing across the political spectrum in the US – and the…
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At least 93,000 ‘in great need’ after Nepal-Tibet flash floods, says Red Cross
Federation says it fears death toll of nearly 600 will continue to rise as rescuers reach cut-off areas Nepal-Tibet…
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Fed chair says delivering ‘stable prices’ is central bank’s job as inflation persists
However, Kevin Warsh didn’t say if interest rates would change in coming months, as inflation remains stubborn The US…
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Tropical Storm Dolly downgraded to ‘open tropical wave’ as it heads to Caribbean
Remnants from tropical storm could cause heavy rainfall on Leeward Islands and affect Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and…
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Choking is sold to teens as a safe sexual practice. The research says it never is
More and more young people are engaging in sexual strangulation. But experts say there’s no safe pressure – and we have…
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On the ground in Nepal after deadly flash floods – video
South Asia correspondent Hannah Ellis‑Petersen is on the ground in Bidur, one of the most devastated towns in Nepal,…
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USS Abraham Lincoln to visit port in Thailand after more than 250 days at sea
Thai navy says ‘routine’ visit’ will allow personnel to rest and recuperate amid reports of poor conditions onboard The…
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The Guide #258: the perennially puerile, eternally eccentric Adult Swim turns 25
In this week’s newsletter: resolutely for grownups but proudly immature, the late-night channel has influenced an…
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The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past – Geralt of Rivia returns after a decade in the sun
Before The Witcher 4 arrives in 2028, CD Projekt Red is returning us to the world of The Witcher 3 for one last foray.…
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Children’s books roundup – the best new picture books and novels
Poetry with wonder and wit; a heartwarming tale for horse lovers; a portal to the future; a brilliant YA wartime…
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Nepal-Tibet flood rescue efforts resume after being halted by overflowing lake
Risk of fresh flooding had forced rescue teams to withdraw as residents rushed up hills to escape possible river surge…
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Sophie, Standing There by Meg Mason review – a tale of literary obsession, with cameos from real-life authors
A heartbroken woman becomes fixated on a famous writer in this witty, touching follow-up to Sorrow and Bliss The…
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How Katseye became the world’s biggest girl group – while falling apart
Their raucous pop music has made Katseye the biggest girl band in two decades. Can they weather toxic fandom, critical…
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