Italian pop legend takes the lead in Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Fendi collection
Milan show full of diaphanous dresses and visible bras celebrates ‘incredible feminist’ of the 1970s, Raffaella Carrà…
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Tell us: have you delayed separating or divorcing because you can’t afford to?
We’d like to hear from people who have stayed together or continued living together after separating because they can’t…
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Iran’s president hits out at ‘bully’ Trump in UN speech but signals willingness to talk
Masoud Pezeshkian says Tehran is ready for dialogue and diplomacy ‘but without the language of force’ Iran’s president,…
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‘I want to go’: Lewis Hamilton hopes F1 is able to end season in Middle East
‘I love going to the Middle East,’ says Ferrari driver Qatar and Abu Dhabi races could still be cancelled Lewis…
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Stop the Ofsted inspections that are harming teachers | Letters
Readers on the new grading regime that is causing more stress and health issues for school staff than ever before Your…
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Picking a side on Ed Sheeran, Israel and Palestine | Letters
Celebrities like Ed Sheeran should not shy away from expressing political opinions, writes Dr Richard J Goy, while Anna…
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Folk or AI could be a winner for the UK at Eurovision | Letters
Readers have advice for a cross-party committee of MPs looking into the UK’s poor record at the song contest I agree…
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Farewell, nimbys of Piddington… | Letters
Readers respond to the news that an Oxfordshire village has voted to leave the UK over plans to house asylum seekers…
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Has Burnham proved he can handle Trump? - The Latest
Andy Burnham has navigated his way through a first high-stakes meeting with Donald Trump at the UN general assembly in…
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BBC to axe sports bulletins on its TV news channel
Cuts are part of plan to save £500m and lose as many as 2,000 staff by 2028 The BBC is to axe sports bulletins on its…
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Does Airtel Money mark the end of London’s listing drought? Not yet | Nils Pratley
The biggest flotation in five years was a bit of a shoo-in. Let’s see what happens when overseas competition is tougher…
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Sleep payments: could they lead to better rest – and better health?
We all need a good night’s rest, but regular, sufficient sleep is hard for many of us to come by. Students in…
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Roomful of Teeth/Kahane review – twisty and tuneful songs with a darkly comic edge
LSO St Luke’s, London Gabriel Kahane’s whimsical song cycle about grief, divorce and death brings irresistible melodies…
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Unhappy couples staying put due to cost of living crisis, say divorce lawyers
Financial pressures suspected to be behind figures showing failed marriages are lasting longer in England and Wales…
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Trump’s UN speech was delusional and dangerous | Kenneth Roth
It is sad and dangerous that at such a perilous moment, the United States is saddled with a president like Trump Donald…
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Mark Wood was a high-speed hero who put body and soul on the line for England | Taha Hashim
Fast bowler won the Ashes and two World Cups but those successes were punctuated by long spells out with injury To…
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Trans row nurse tells tribunal she ‘felt discriminated against’ by her union
Sandie Peggie accuses RCN of failing to adequately support her in dispute over sharing women’s changing room with trans…
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Eric Idle has had tons of celebrities staying at his house. God, it must be exhausting | Adrian Chiles
Whether it’s an A-lister or an old schoolfriend emerging blearily from the spare room, those first moments of the day…
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Australia banned this anti-fascist play in 1936 at the request of the Nazis. Ninety years on, it’s being staged again
A new production of Clifford Odets’ agitprop work Till the Day I Die is being remounted on the back of a truck in a…
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My (complicated) relationship with AI: often seductive, occasionally frustrating and always demanding vigilance | Setareh Seyedghorban
As a multilingual academic, artificial intelligence has levelled the playing field. But I will continue to think, judge…
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Wonka’s Golden Ticket review – this bleak reality show is all nausea, no sugar rush
Netflix’s new series is the ruthless, hyper-capitalist competitive take on a kids’ book that no one needed.…
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The EU’s Canada offer is more mood than reality but it could hint at a future geometry for the bloc
While Brussels and Ottawa desire a deeper partnership born of Trump-era volatility, the EU has no legal framework to…
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UK to join EU ocean science scheme to better predict extreme weather events
Cooperation on OceanEye, which aims to create ‘real-time’ model of world’s oceans, comes amid efforts to boost EU ties…
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Football Daily | Madrid, Mourinho and the fight for neutrality in row with Javier Tebas
Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! While football managers moaning about referees to deflect from…
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We put ten cheap phones to the test – here are our favourite Samsungs, iPhones and Pixels for £500 or less
A new smartphone needn’t cost a fortune. From Samsung, Google, Apple and more, these are the lower-cost models we rate…
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Why fans are digging their claws into Wolverine over its patronising gameplay
From highlighted ledges to characters telling you what to do, blockbuster games are increasingly taking the challenge…
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Manchester United report seventh straight annual loss and sell fans £125 grass clumps
Net loss of £43m for year ended 30 June 2026 Revenue hits record £677.6m and forecast to grow Manchester United have…
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‘Why no female lead characters this year?’: The Guardian’s book team answered your questions
This year’s shortlist for the Booker prize was announced last night. Our books editors answered your questions about…
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A blood-splattered surgeon after an emergency horse op: Andrea Modica’s best photograph
‘You’d have to be out of your mind not to want to photograph this incredible woman. And it was only afterwards that I…
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Sindhu Vee: ‘Makeup, music to feel reckless, two pieces of milk chocolate – and then I go on’
The banker turned standup turned actor shares her preshow rituals, what’s behind her ‘very swanky hairstyle’ and her…
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Jess Cartner-Morley on fashion: in praise of slightly silly clothes
The push to buy lasting, sustainable clothes is a good thing, but every wardrobe need a bit of mischief I do hope you…
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‘He made something every single day’: David Lynch’s inscrutable photography celebrated in LA show
The director’s surrealist films defined Los Angeles. Now the city is celebrating his other passion: photography No one…
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‘It’s inescapable’: will new revelations about enslavement force Britain to finally confront its past?
Now substantial evidence has shown the extent of its involvement in the practice, it is time the nation faces up to the…
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Fire in My Mouth review – Wolfe’s multimedia oratorio tells its tragic story with focus and power
Royal Festival Hall, London Marin Alsop, the Philharmonia and three outstanding choirs gave the London premiere of…
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‘It’s about being loudly visible’: Ahadadream, the British-Pakistani dance star defanging racist slurs
Like many south Asians in the UK, he kept creativity separate from a corporate career. But after co-signs from dance…
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John Green got an astronomical following from his books. What came next? ‘I’m still competing for clicks’
Returning with his first-ever adult novel, the bestselling author reflects on fame, YouTube and his brother’s AI…
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