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Gunther von Hagens obituary
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Cleansed review – Sarah Kane’s visions of brutal torture resonate more intensely than ever
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German chancellor chooses pope’s AI encyclical over pacy potboiler as holiday read
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‘The crude language of Maga folks’: Joyce Carol Oates criticises Emily Wilson for criticising Nolan’s Odyssey
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A Line Held Tight – miners, mechs and mismanagement on a distant planet
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Book returned to Australian library – 150 years overdue
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‘We have to become warriors’: the fight to save the world’s only women’s sculpture park
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Archibald prize 2026: portrait of Jewish leader after Bondi terror attack wins people’s choice award
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Snowy valleys, balloon bikes and a wild game of buzkashi: a different view of Afghanistan – in pictures
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Mario Vargas Llosa by Gerald Martin review – the Peruvian leftist who fell in love with Margaret Thatcher
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One big chart: deaths in the Odyssey
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‘People say I’m pouring Coca-Cola into fine malt whisky’: why is the National Theatre shaking up Sophocles?
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Artists find creative haven in Côte d’Ivoire’s ‘calm and soothing’ Grand Bassam
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As a Classicist, I’ve Defended Emily Wilson’s Odyssey Translation. I Can’t Defend Her Review of Nolan’s Movie.
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Man who stabbed Salman Rushdie in 2022 convicted of federal terrorism charges
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A $150 handheld fan became Europe's hottest status symbol
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Braiding used to be low maintenance and budget-friendly. What happened?
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Billy Liar review – Tom Courtenay is superb in classic study of a young man and his quixotic dreams
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Dua Lipa to interview Zadie Smith at London Literature festival
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Alive by Melanie Challenger review – a maverick study of what it means to have a body
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Silent Hill Townfall: the series is coming to Scotland, but what fresh horrors will it bring?
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Beginning Middle End by Valeria Luiselli review – a mother and daughter’s odyssey
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Take the plunge! A deep dive into New York and other great American cities – in pictures
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A pro wrestler left the ring mid-match to stop security from manhandling a boy with Down syndrome
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Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton Narrowly Misses Making History in Hungarian Grand Prix Qualifying
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Ian McDonald obituary
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Portrait of a City review – master photographers capture the US cityscape in all its grime, grit and glory
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‘We’ve always been wary of working together’: Val McDermid and Jo Sharp on writing a novel as a couple
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My 'Odyssey' premiere will be in six months on my couch while my kids bug me for snacks
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Black motorcycle clubs come alive in the summer: ‘The best way to build community is on two wheels’
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‘Topless modelling never aligned with me’: inside Everyone’s Seen My Tits, the play by a former page 3 model
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PalesTEENian review – engaging story of mixed identity is a bit of a muddle
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Saturday Packs a Punch With Anthony Joshua vs. Kristian Prenga and Errol Spence Jr. vs. Tim Tszyu
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This Booker longlist may have two previous winners, but it’s keen to experiment
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Climate anxiety was consuming me. Then I learned to laugh about it
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Lesvia review – the rise and fall of an amazing lesbian community on Sappho’s actual island home
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‘The Messi of ballet’: Marianela Núñez, the Buenos Aires bombshell shaking up British dance
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Underdogs by Louise Powell review – a powerful debut with plenty of northern soul
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Life in the Teutonic Order: inside an Italian monastery – in pictures
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Upland by Ed Douglas review – a glorious survey of Britain’s high places
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So how do you get access to the Qantas chairman’s lounge? Alan Joyce has some tips
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‘I would be ashamed to have written any part of this’: Odyssey translator Emily Wilson attacks Nolan blockbuster
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‘There’s so much magic!’: how we made Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
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Haex – a wilder, weirder open-world adventure
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Nearly 20 Georgia O’Keeffe works to go on display in UK for first time
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What If We Got AI Right? by Eleanor Drage review – avoiding apocalypse
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Gaining Ground by Joan Barfoot review – Anne Enright celebrates a landmark feminist novel
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The Oresteia review – this body-shaking, blood-soaked opera is exhilaratingly wild
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Joy in Greece as Mount Olympus joins Unesco list of world heritage sites
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Oona Doherty: Leather Jacket review – dancers delight in their hard sweaty work
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Tom Gauld on the punctutation factory – cartoon
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Why does everything feel so joyless? Welcome to the age of decadence without pleasure | Michèle Mendelssohn and Charlie Tyson
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Dayton Dragons return to TV this weekend -- here's how to watch all three games
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‘The rain in São Paulo makes everything so cinematic’: Simone Arruda’s best phone picture
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Andrew O’Hagan: ‘The worst thing anyone’s said to me? That I was the spitting image of David Cameron’
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The perfect books for the beach … picked by Freida McFadden, Mick Herron, Robert Harris and more
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