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Midsummer morris dancers and their mysterious goat Caprihorn: Hollie Fernando’s best portrait
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UFC 6 review: a bloody, brilliant MMA fighting game
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Fashion goes pop! How Yves Saint Laurent created photography magic – in pictures
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A Fine Idea review – international development drama laden with number-crunching
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I came out as a Christian at work – and this is what happened next | Matthew Hall
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Silent carnivals, kabaddi players and home videos: Jarman award shortlist announced
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Morbid by Saul Justin Newman review – why everything you think you know about longevity is wrong
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‘In the past, there was lots of swearing and saying you were crap’: my day at the all-new Italia Conti stage school
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Has a sick person you love gone down a medical conspiracy wormhole? Here’s what to do
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Best-Selling Memoirist Sues Classmate Who Said She Used Her Story
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Welp, It’s Time to Fess Up: We Got Sunlight All Wrong
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‘It’s supposed to make you uncomfortable’: French artist JR on transforming Paris’ oldest bridge into a cave
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Call It a ‘Book-cation’ or a ‘Readaway,’ Literary Travel Is Having a Moment
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The Homecoming of Joseph Grace review – poignant story of a life unmoored by war and exile
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Kazuo Ishiguro announces 1930s spy caper to be published next year
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Beyond the classroom: South Carolina educators use food to teach Gullah Geechee culture
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‘This will be timeless’: what art can we expect from Chicago’s $850m Obama Presidential Center?
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Hold to This Earth review – an explosion of anger as Indigenous America shakes up Yorkshire
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‘Streaming gave me a space to be myself’: Twitch creators on what it’s like to grow up on the platform
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The Uses of Utopia by Joad Raymond Wren review – can the ideal society ever exist?
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Free as a bird: the Mexicans redefining gender – in pictures
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From cool Marseille to a photo-feast in Arles – an art trail through Provence
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Natural Disaster by Lisa Owens review – the last day of maternity leave is a comic rollercoaster
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Distillation review – a paean to peat that’s a feast for the senses
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Is the World Cup Ruined? We Already Have Our Answer.
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The Real Reason That Was the Greatest Sports Triumph in Years
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Anish Kapoor review – this gutsy, gore-splattered show is a divine bloodbath
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‘I call this dish Frida Kahlo Against the World. It’s hot and horny!’ My thrilling week of Fridamania in Mexico City
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Death in Venice: Willem Dafoe thrills theatre biennale with adventurous shows about ghosts and rebirth
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Wash by Erica Wagner review – vivid portrait of a monumental American
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Togetherness by Rowan Hooper review – a stunning portrait of cooperation in nature
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Jean Ziegler, Swiss Gadfly Who Provoked His Countrymen, Dies at 92
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Tom Gauld on a Fifa prize for literature – cartoon
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Is Australian music at risk of extinction? - podcast
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Lovers, housewives, deserts and dogs: David Hockney’s greatest works – in pictures
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A Life in Four Seasons review – dancers of all ages have spring in their steps
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Atlantis review – Welsh climate crisis drama is a parable for our times
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‘I have a naughty schoolboy attitude’: Anish Kapoor reveals his latest epic creations
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‘Suggestive toothpaste tubes shooting into mouths’: David Hockney’s winking celebration of queer life
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Be Seen: North Sydney pride portraits – in pictures
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Resellers are trying to flip Mamdani's affordable New York-themed World Cup jerseys for as much as $1,000
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It’s Cold. It’s Shocking. Northern Europeans Love It. Now I Do, Too.
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‘Hyper-stylised, ultra-cool visions’: 10 ways David Hockney changed art
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‘It reminds me of the love I felt for my faithful companion’: Tony Hertz’s best phone picture
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What to read this summer by Mark Haddon, Samantha Harvey, Zadie Smith and more
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‘He outlived four of his doctors’: David Hockney’s lifelong love of smoking – and the 2,000 cigarettes he kept at home ‘for emergencies’
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Ivory Coast vs. Ecuador: World Cup matches bring international pride to Philly
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‘Failure was my thing’: Women’s prize winner Virginia Evans on her long journey to success
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‘I think about him every time I go swimming’: David Hockney remembered by Rachel Whiteread, Jeremy Deller and more
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The Guardian view on literature in wartime: words do not stop when the bombing begins | Editorial
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Mary Hooper obituary
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‘We can’t give up on Afghans’: Lyse Doucet on the remarkable ‘people’s history’ that won her the Women’s prize
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More of the Christchurch shooter’s online comments have been uncovered, New Zealand researchers say. Does it change the picture?
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The best Father’s Day gifts in the UK for dads, grandads, uncles and friends
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‘Anger burns off every bit of it’: the furious guerrilla-art response to the Epstein files
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So Are We: León and Lightfoot review – mesmerising moments in a Royal Ballet homecoming
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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup
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Kapoor’s sublime spectacle, Hepworth’s sculpture sings and Hockney passes away – the week in art
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Peroxide mop, statement specs, tweed suits and quirky crocs: David Hockney’s genius for fashion
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‘David Hockney changed the world just by looking at it’: a tribute to the artist whose work was a feast of visual pleasures
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Ruth Ozeki: ‘All my books are an attempt to recreate Charlotte’s Web’
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The Long Drop review – Denise Mina’s whisky-soaked tale of triple murder is horribly gripping
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The Twitnam Summer by Hester Grant review – Swift, Gay and Pope’s season in the sun
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Diane Keaton’s nail clippers for $960: what’s behind the new boom in celebrity estate auctions?
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Homes for sale in cultural hotspots in England and Scotland – in pictures
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