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Friday
26 October 2018
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Labour peer Peter Hain names retail tycoon as man linked to 'British #MeToo scandal' -
Businessman behind injunction identified in House of Lords … Brexit to rob millennials … and don’t forget about the clocks going back
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Early discoveries on 150-mile route are Victorian time capsules and prehistoric tools -
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Third of coastline cannot be affordably protected, government climate change advisers say, with current plans ‘not fit for purpose’
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Spotlight
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The 76-year-old’s new album is a rebuke to the president – and a startling return to form. Years of misogyny, however, have prepared her for the backlash -
There are moments of awe while travelling across the brand new Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge, but finding the on ramp isn’t easy
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Faith leaders have been challenging the dominance of the religious right and its ‘dangerous crisis of moral and political leadership’ -
After they were locked out of their own stadium, an unlikely band of supporters came together to save the club
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After the targeting of politicians and the media in a pipe-bombing campaign, it’s clear where the president’s hostile rhetoric leads, says Guardian columnist Gary Younge -
If Theresa May wants to win back millennial swing voters, she’s going to have to apologise for the years of cuts, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff
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Children with special educational needs are being excluded to boost exam results. That’s not a healthy approach, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Letters treat
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The sort of abuse thrown at Karen Carney needs to be tackled by Instagram and co in the way that racist abuse at a game leads to a lifetime ban or a game behind closed doors -
Owen Farrell is adamant that England’s new shared-captaincy strategy ‘fits into what we’ve been doing pretty seamlessly’
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The Red Bull driver said Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes will be at a disadvantage at high altitude -
Next year's route has 30 major ascents, only two time trials, while power meters could be under threat
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The actor is best known for his comic roles in Blackadder, but he is most proud of his work for Mike Leigh’s new film, in which he plays a bloated and obscene Prince Regent -
3 out of 5 stars.
Artes Mundi 8 review Engrossing works blunted by limp liberal agenda
3 out of 5 stars.This year’s shortlist features industrial angst, a cryptic shadow play and hypnotic images of American paranoia – but the artists are be being used as human slogans
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3 out of 5 stars.
The Evil Dead review Sam Raimi's classic is gutsy, gory … and misogynist
3 out of 5 stars.
Culture Treat
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Food from these colourful markets, street-food stalls and cafes is not only delicious, it’s often cheap, too – and a great way to explore this bustling city -
From leopard print to pleats and sequins, the unifying factor for this season’s skirts is the length. Team with a jumper in neon yellow or sedate grey and you are set for autumn -
Ryan Riley saw his mother lose her appetite after starting chemotherapy. Now he’s helping cancer patients to find pleasure in food again
From the UK
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Companies should be required to explain how they will close the gap, says Frances O’Grady -
NIESR warns if no agreement reached, chancellor’s spending power will be much reduced -
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Philippines tourism hotspot limits visitor numbers and clears out casinos and beach vendors -
Comic Rhys Darby, Lord of the Rings director Sir Peter Jackson and Jacinda Ardern feature in Tourism New Zealand’s latest bid to fight the ‘conspiracy’ keeping New Zealand off world maps
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Explore
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US oceanographic agency forecasts 60% chance of extreme heat stress and bleaching -
Most in Brazil’s heavily-deforested western border support Jair Bolsonaro and his promises of progress instead of protection -
Phenomenally talented and famously caring, his death shocked the world. His girlfriend Samantha Mathis talks for the first time about that awful night, and the man behind the myth
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Our picture editors select their favourite photos from the past 24 hours -
Since 1905, the city in Maryland has been home to more than 240 cinemas and while many of these buildings have survived, only a few of them still show films
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The US photographer Brad Goldpaint has beaten thousands of amateur and professional photographers from around the globe to win the Royal Observatory Greenwich’s title -
A hashtag that started as a way of promoting local photographers has become a movement of love for the city, with over a million posts -
A rounded rocky outcrop covered in metal shacks, Migingo Island rises out of Lake Victoria like an iron-plated turtle -
In the Bidi Bidi settlement in north-west Uganda, refugees and locals are coming up with new ways to support themselves. Photojournalist Charlotte Allan documents working life in the camp
Sally4Ever review Julia Davis unleashes another comic monster
4 out of 5 stars.