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THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: The Beirut-born pop star is back with his first English-language album in six years, the dazzling ‘Hyperlove’. He opens up to Roisin O’Connor about the lasting influence of his late mother, Joannie, his lambasting by music critics when he broke through in 2007, and why his pursuit…

Former prime minister Boris Johnson and wife Carrie celebrated New Year’s Eve with their own rendition of Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club”.

Child liaison officer Judy became the first contestant to be banished from The Traitors’ castle. She was voted off during Friday’s roundtable following suspicions raised by account manager Sam. Upon her exit, Judy revealed she was a faithful, which surprised the other contestants. Fellow contestant Roxy expressed frustration, urging others…

An exhibition looks at the art of spray paint - from graffiti typically seen in a highway overpass, to works by some big names in Australian art.

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Nursery school teacher Netty has become the first faithful to be murdered in the new series of The Traitors. The traitors responsible for her murder are barrister Hugo, head of communications Rachel, and cyber security consultant Stephen. The trio selected Netty after receiving a list of three names from a…

You don’t need a gym membership to get a respectable workout. The right compact and budget-friendly equipment can help you create a routine

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The embattled prime minister is much more clear-eyed about the scale of the task ahead of him than many believe – but knowing what to do is not the same as getting on and doing it

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Typeface designer and stone carver whose works can be seen at London Bridge, St Paul’s Cathedral and the British Normandy Memorial