Night Swimming by Sharon Kernot review – a sharp, sexy and tremendously satisfying thriller in verse
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Transcription by Ben Lerner wins Orwell prize for political fiction
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Rocío Molina: Calentamiento review – an electrifying blast of punky flamenco
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In an effort to get off my phone and deal with burnout, I found the perfect low-pressure social activity to do after work
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Rembrandt painting was altered to erase turban from man’s head, restorers find
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Before air conditioning was common, people used blocks of ice and fire hydrants to stay cool
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Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders open, but don’t expect a physical copy
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The Truth review – Florian Zeller’s knotty comedy of deceit is a real delight
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Jesus Christ Kinski by Benjamin Myers review – inside the mind of an actor in meltdown
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‘Like swimming through the air’: my thrilling role in Giselle with the Royal Ballet School’s wheelchair dancers
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Duane Michals obituary
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The AI industry's hottest networking event is a dinner party
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‘Rude, heavy-drinking and a committed communist’: the Frida Kahlo you can’t buy in the gift shop
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Dooneen by Keith Ridgway review – uncanny visions of dark times in Dublin
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‘Above all, there is love’: single mothers caring for disabled children – in pictures
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Edge of Armageddon: why does one of the world’s top thinkers believe we’re nearing nuclear apocalypse?
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Scottish men have already won the World Cup
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‘Bold, truth-telling’: learning from the rich histories of pan-African journalism
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The pianist from the audience at La La Land in Concert was a global feelgood story – but all was not what it seemed
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German war hero Annika at her farm for struggling veterans: Jan Kraus’s best photograph
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Venus & Adonis review – Simon Russell Beale narrates cheeky tale of puppet passion
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Game of stones: how paintings of marble reveal a world of magical medieval mysticism
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Pass the sick bag! Why I published a book on the art of the airline essential
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Sting review – historical crimes against women spill back into the present
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Obstinate Daughters: shining a light on the women who sparked the American Revolution
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Female Athletes Are Trying to Build the ‘Athleisure of Beauty’
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The best American LGBTQ+ books, chosen by authors
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Kin by Tayari Jones review – a haunting tale of motherlessness
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Toy Story 5 Crushes It at the Box Office Edition
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I’ve seen Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard 20 times – and it blossoms when tended by the British | Michael Billington
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The Family Man by James Lasdun review – the killings that shocked America
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‘Like a phoenix rising from its ashes’: queer Muslim life in France – in pictures
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Play puts spotlight on Kenya’s crisis of gender-based violence
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New Legion squad adds to growing baseball culture in Letcher
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A Highly Anticipated New Book About Trump Makes Clear Who the Second Most Powerful Person Is in His White House
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JD Vance has written another book? Couldn’t he just concentrate on his day job? | Arwa Mahdawi
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Matt Zimmer: Stu Whitney's 'The Great Burns' brings legendary coach, war hero Bob Burns to life (book review)
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‘A new world has been opened up’: how a London street got filled with art – and brought the neighbours together
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Rory Kennedy revisits Boeing in new film sparked by whistleblower’s death: ‘We’ve got to stay at this’
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Their Album Was Banned. Their Members Were Arrested. But at Trial, the Jurors Couldn’t Stop Laughing.
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Reader, I married him: couples tell us how books brought them together
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Fantastic Kingdom by Helene von Bismarck review – an outsider’s guide to British politics
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Was Dad Being a Creep? And Other Childhood Memories to Decipher
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Awake Awake by Fiona Mozley review – in pursuit of false memories
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Whoosh! Jacques Henri Lartigue’s world of colour – in pictures
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Piglet, it’s a purple, psychedelic shapeshifter! The wild new creature prowling Winnie-the-Pooh’s wood
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Headwaters Music and Arts hosts inaugural chess tournament
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The Guardian view on the death of Carlo Ginzburg: a historian who taught us to think about outsiders | Editorial
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ABC encourages viewers to back network amid FCC investigations
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James Phelan: Showman review – an amazing pick’n’mix of telepathy and magic
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From Burma to Big Brother: George Orwell’s best books – ranked!
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Frida: The Making of an Icon review – forget her iconic status, just show us more of her art
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The Leveret By Anna Goldreich review – a hare mends the pain of baby loss
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The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI by Cory Doctorow review – the real price of artificial intelligence
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Richer than Musk: Joyce Carol Oates on her 88 years of watching, writing, feeling and loving
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Tom Gauld on Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey – cartoon
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Australia is publishing books too quickly – and everyone is losing out
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A to B review – relentless mishaps as nothing goes to plan on blind date
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Much Ado About Nothing review – a riot of romcom energy
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M John Harrison: ‘If we met a real alien we’d have no clue what they thought’
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From pwned to kiting – an A to Z of the gaming terms you need to know
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I challenge the Rothko naysayers to stand in front of his monumental art and not feel awe – Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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Writers’ festivals are the new raves – and as a born-again book reader I couldn’t be happier about the upsurge in collectivism | Clarke Gayford
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‘You don’t have to go to special places to find beauty’: Takeshi Aruga’s best phone picture
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Rebuilding Community and Restoring Meaning in America
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Frank Bowling: ‘Guiltiest pleasure? Sixteen-year-old whisky. My doctor says I shouldn’t’
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Granta stops publishing short story award winners over AI controversy
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Crisis of the Common Good: A Democrat’s Unlikely Diagnosis
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Inexperience review – this ‘no-contact’ romance is incredibly touching
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For Years, Many Black Kids Were Priced Out Of Soccer. This World Cup Shows How The Culture Grew Anyway
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