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Children’s literature festival criticised after requests that comments on diversity be deleted
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Beyond the body: Wayne McGregor stretches the definition of dance at this year’s Venice Dance Biennale
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Charles Gaines, whose book Pumping Iron helped to popularize bodybuilding, dies at 84
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How Pokémon Go encouraged me to find wonder in the world
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Red Kiss – guiding vampires through a blood-soaked cold war Berlin
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I Didn’t Know How Badly I Needed That World Cup Finale
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Report: Netflix poised to challenge ESPN, FOX for 2030 World Cup media rights
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‘There was absolutely no chance of being a kid’: new exhibition explores how war shapes children’s lives
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Amy Shark, stripped back: ‘Everyone thinks being famous is amazing, and it’s not. It’s quite ugly’
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Tom Gauld on the making of a masterpiece – cartoon
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