Himari: Debut album review – teenage prodigy’s playing has depth and feeling
Himari/Berlin Philharmonic/Weigle/Wang (Decca) The programme feels a little safe but the 15-year-old Japanese violinist…
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Anti-eviction protest and a flower project: photos of the day – Thursday
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Injunction blocking publication of ex-SAS soldier’s book on counter-terror op extended
MoD claims book by soldier known as Christian Craighead contains alleged breach of confidentiality contract An…
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George Bush, murder and nautical infidelity: the Chicks’ 20 greatest songs – ranked!
As the country trio once known as Dixie Chicks celebrate 20 years of their album Taking the Long Way, we count down the…
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Archive, 1985: Alcohol banned from football grounds in England and Wales
The violence at the Luton Town v Millwall FA Cup match in 1985, along with the Heysel Stadium disaster, saw the…
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Racist abuse of French judo star Teddy Riner investigated after he spoke about rise of far right
Paris public prosecutor opens investigation into online harassment of Riner, one of France’s most popular sportspeople…
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'That's so AI ' What gen Alpha's biggest insult tells us
Article URL: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/sep/24/thats-so-ai-what-gen-alphas-biggest-insult-tells-us…
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Do any coffee-flavoured drinks come close to the real thing?
In which a UK coffee lover, long devoted to her moka pot, tiptoes gingerly into the world of coffee-derived drink…
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What to cook when summer meets autumn
The weather is in transition, so here are some dishes to bridge the gap between crisp salads and hearty stews Sign up…
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Oil price rise creates more pressure on UK policymakers before budget
Treasury sources concede ‘less room’ for manoeuvre as global bond selloff also hikes government’s borrowing costs…
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Did you sit vocational qualifications in the past and more recently in England? We would like to hear from you
How did you find them? Were they helpful in getting you to the next stage in your education or in securing a job?…
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Tell us: do you enjoy listening to music on CDs?
Is this a recent development, or are you a die-hard compact disc fan? What do you like about the format? Despite the…
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Turner prize review – soulful cyborgs go into battle with a stack of massive Hobnobs
Mima, Middlesbrough In a truly competitive year, Kira Freije’s apocalyptic humanoids trounce everything in their path,…
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‘We fled with nothing’: the people making perilous journeys to escape violence in DRC
More than a year after a peace deal was signed, those fleeing fighting in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are…
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‘First there’s the gruelling task of trying to charge my laptop’: a day in the life of a university lecturer in Gaza
As the war in Gaza approaches its fourth year, the Guardian follows five ordinary Palestinians as they go about their…
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Has the time come to separate home and away fans at WSL games?
With interest in the league rising, some are calling for dedicated away ends at stadiums to improve atmosphere With…
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Gilla Band: Pugnello review – furious originality fuelled by cathartic aggression and absurdist confessions
(Rough Trade) Your favourite band’s favourite band unleash a thrilling and relentless 42 minutes of monstrous noise…
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Pumpkin, pecan, quince, apple or plum: Adriann Ramirez’s autumn pie recipes
The pastry chef gives autumn’s best ingredients a golden glow-up I have come to adore what the British autumn brings:…
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Backlash as Indian oil heir made professor of sustainability by Newcastle University
Role for Anant Ambani, son of India’s richest person, who also runs a controversial mega-zoo, met with incredulity…
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What’s on the agenda for the Trump-Xi summit, and what won’t they discuss?
Two leaders could discuss tech safety issues and US-China trade ties but may skip over climate emergency Analysis: AI…
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I’m an avid fan of chard – but you can have too much of a good thing | Adrian Chiles
My veg patch has turned into a chard jungle and now it’s chard for breakfast, lunch and supper Chard. It’s hard with so…
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Nick Clegg plays down fears ‘godlike’ AI could exterminate humanity
Former deputy PM now involved in tech industry says many within sector are ‘winding themselves up into a lather’ Nick…
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Check the men’s rail – and embrace imperfection: a stylist’s guide to shopping secondhand
Buying preloved always feels that bit cooler, says celebrity stylist Bay Garnett, but how do you find a gem in charity…
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We’re in a crisis of loneliness – but is buying friends on an app likely to help solve it? | Elle Hunt
Shortcuts work against the rewards of friendship: authentic relationships can surely only be forged when you’re not…
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Alarm bells sound in Brussels as EU sales of Chinese hybrid cars rocket
Explosive growth in imported vehicles omitted from EV tariffs fuels concern for future of European carmakers EU imports…
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OpenAI’s Medicare hack is a bleak opportunity for Australia to address its security shortcomings post-haste | Van Badham
All Australians should demand independent means to protect ourselves from Dr Sam Altman Frankenstein and Daddy America…
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The west is in freefall – and the worst part is that we were warned, but chose not to listen | Owen Jones
Endless pursuit of wealth and power by western leaders led us here. What strikes me most is how many saw what was…
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You be the judge: should my partner dial down the heat when he cooks?
Rhonda believes Ned ruins woks. He reckons he has famous chefs on his side. You decide whose argument is in flames •…
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Taking a deep dive in Helsinki’s subterranean city
Under the Finnish capital lies a world of swimming pools, go-karting tracks, playgrounds – and even an art gallery The…
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Britain would not cut up the Bayeux tapestry. So seize this moment and reunite the Parthenon sculptures in Greece | Kyriakos Mitsotakis
Both Greek and British citizens think the sculptures should be returned. What’s needed now is political will and…
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Forgotten Island review – best friends forever trapped in frantic DreamWorks animation
This over-controlled adventure never takes a breath or a moment to let its characters come to life Frantically and even…
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Exit Party by Emily St John Mandel review – alternate visions of post-crisis America
Is the price of stability necessarily the loss of freedom? Two possible future worlds are linked in the new novel from…
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Thursday news quiz: Long-haul flights, changing lights and a lot of Turkish cats
Test yourself on topical news trivia, pop culture and general knowledge every Thursday. How will you fare? Last weekend…
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The Real Rooneys review – at least Wayne and Coleen’s reality show proves they can laugh at themselves
This trip into the celeb couple’s Cheshire mansion is nowhere as real as they’d like you to believe. But their…
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Senator confirms ‘eight suicide attempts’ by US navy personnel assigned to USS Abraham Lincoln carrier group – as it happened
Kirsten Gillibrand says acting US navy secretary told her of attempted suicides after carrier strike group’s lengthy…
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Pupils to be offered vocational GCSEs in radical shake-up of system in England
Courses such as finance and construction form part of PM’s push for education ‘that offers a path for everybody’…
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