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The Guardianby Zoe Williams18d ago
Tom Kerridge is the king of meat: first as a chef, transforming pub classics like pork belly into Michelin-starred fare at The Hand and Flowers in Marlow 20 years ago, and later opening The...
The Guardianby Rhik Samadder18d ago
I’ve been at more than one party where a stranger has told me they are still living with their ex, even sharing a bed. I don’t judge. I’ve experienced this myself.
The Guardianby Steve Bloomfield18d ago
On the first day of the United Nations general assembly this week, two world leaders outlined competing visions for the future.
The Guardianby Rhiannon Batten18d ago
The Tempus Doxford, Northumberland From the chequerboard restaurant chairs to the disco ball-glittered bar and leopard print-cushioned bedrooms, this 41-bedroom hotel has more than a hint of...
The Guardianby Charlotte Higgins in Kyiv. Photographs by Julia Kochetova18d ago
It felt like the last day of summer. On a Sunday afternoon in late September, people in Kyiv strolled through the city’s botanical gardens, admiring the late-flowering dahlias.
The Guardianby David Smith18d ago
Donald Trump stood before the United Nations on Tuesday and threatened to “annihilate” Iran. Yet even as the most powerful man on the planet flexed his military muscles, he was powerless to keep...
The Guardianby Guardian Staff18d ago
Going out: Cinema Sense and Sensibility Out now Daisy Edgar-Jones has a big bonnet to fill in the role Emma Thompson made her own in Ang Lee’s Oscar-winning version of Jane Austen’s romance.
The Guardianby Henry Harris18d ago
When I was a child, my mother often made onions in white sauce to serve with roast lamb. I loved their thick, velvety texture and how they brought richness, sweetness and even more savouriness to a...
The Guardianby Guardian Staff18d ago
Miklos on Minnie What were you hoping for? To take a step outside my comfort zone. To meet the love of my life. First impressions?
The Guardianby Tim Dowling18d ago
My wife wants to hire someone to put the garden in order. She knows I’ll object, because it’s really something I should be doing, but she also knows I won’t do it. In truth, I’ve lost heart.
The Guardianby Jason Okundaye18d ago
Can you be English and non-white? It’s a question that keeps stubbornly resurfacing in our political discourse.
The Guardianby Guardian Staff18d ago
TV If you only watch one, make it … Youth Channel 4; available now Summed up in a sentence Sharon Horgan is back with a hilarious, painfully realistic series about life in your 50s – and it’s some...
The Guardianby Samira Shackle18d ago
As a young teen, one of Luna Wong’s favourite things to do was to walk to a bridge near her home in Hong Kong and sit there for a while, listening to the traffic and the water below, looking out at...
The Guardianby David Smith in Washington18d ago
Lonnie Bunch, the outgoing secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, has defended the organisation against political interference, insisting that telling the unvarnished and complex truths of...
The Guardianby Cas Mudde18d ago
Germany held three regional elections this month and, although each of them had a unique result, much of the media and political commentary reduced them to: “German chancellor clings to power after...
The Guardianby Juan A Ramírez18d ago
It’s difficult to not invoke the term “woke” when discussing Slam Frank, the 2025 musical that reimagines Anne Frank as a pansexual Latina.
The Guardianby Pjotr Sauer in Kyiv18d ago
Russia has opened a new front in its campaign against Ukraine, hitting several datacentres and internet providers in Kyiv this week in an apparent attempt to weaken the digital backbone of the...
The Guardianby Yu-chen Li and Amy Hawkins18d ago
The mother of the six-year-old girl who broke the women’s world record for solving a Rubik’s Cube in an average time of just over four seconds said the accolade was a “dream come true” for her...
The Guardianby Guardian staff and agencies18d ago
- The world’s second biggest steelmaker, ArcelorMittal, has closed Ukraine’s largest steel plant, highlighting the growing economic toll from Russian airstrikes.
The Guardianby Tumaini Carayol at the O218d ago
By the time Casper Ruud had completed his typically tenacious comeback to capture victory in the opening scuffle of this year’s Laver Cup, Carlos Alcaraz was on the floor.
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