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Arsenal’s terminally online Premier League title pursuit is a symbol of our times

A robotic team running on data and scrutinised relentlessly in a climate of angst and rage feels like a metaphor for the digital age

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Andrew went to intimate dinner with Epstein after his prison release, files suggest

Famous figures including Woody Allen were invited to party with disgraced financier and Mountbatten-Windsor, documents indicate

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Jeffrey Epstein sent money to Mandelson’s husband after prison release, emails suggest

Child sex offender sent thousands of pounds to Reinaldo Avila da Silva, according to documents published by US justice department

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Novak Djokovic thanks doubters for giving him strength after Sinner success

‘There is a lot of experts that wanted to retire me,’ said Novak Djokovic after beating Jannik Sinner in a five-set epic to reach the Australian Open final

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Sheffield Wednesday takeover in limbo while EFL checks source of bidders’ funding

The EFL is taking its time assessing the prospective buyout of Sheffield Wednesday to establish whether the purchase would be largely funded by the proceeds of gambling and crypto-gambling operations

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Sam Curran takes hat-trick before Salt eases England to DLS win over Sri Lanka in first T20

The seamer claimed three wickets after Adil Rashid, with three for 19, impressed in the opening Twenty20 in a rain-affected match

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‘A place of two halves’: how Margate’s art-led renewal has divided opinion

Madonna labelled it ‘heaven’ on a recent visit, but the cost of living in the seaside resort is hitting many residents hard

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Israel accepts health authorities’ Gaza death toll is broadly accurate, saying 70,000 have died

Israeli military’s U-turn in accepting official figures comes after years of attacking data as ‘Hamas propaganda’

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The Guardian view on China’s military purge: the risks grow in an age of strongmen

Editorial: Xi Jinping’s ousting of the country’s top general underscores the concentration of power in the hands of a few – with dangers for us all

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The Guardian view on the class crisis in the arts: the UK’s culture must not become the preserve of the elite

Editorial: Countless reports and celebrities have called for greater working-class representation, so why has nothing changed?

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Jayasree Kabir obituary

Actor who was a celebrated figure of Bangladeshi cinema after being discovered by the Indian director Satyajit Ray

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Your Guardian sport weekend: Australian Open finals, Premier League and T20 cricket

Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports

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Sixmilebridge upsets Ireland’s leading stables at Sandown as Dublin festival postponed

The postponement of the first day of the Dublin racing festival at Leopardstown was followed by a win for Fergal O’Brien’s Sixmilebridge at Sandown

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Premier League team news: predicted lineups for the weekend action

Arsenal face a tricky trip to in-form Leeds while Manchester United seek to continue their revival at home to Fulham

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Fire near rail line in north London brings travel disruption across England

Services running normally again after trains into Euston on UK’s main intercity line held up as far back as Warrington

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Displacement Film Fund review – Cate Blanchett masterminds short film collection that brims with life and intensity

A set of shorts by film-makers from Afghanistan, Iran, Ukraine, Syria and Somalia are shocking, funny and mysterious in equal measure

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It is beyond naive for Democrats – and Europe – to think Trump’s retreats are real. He never backs down for long

Whether it’s Minneapolis or Greenland, the US president will do just enough to get through a damaging news cycle, then carry on as before, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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West Ham fan hit with ban after holding up ‘oversized’ anti-board banner

West Ham have banned a season-ticket holder who held up a banner calling for the club’s owners to sell up

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Thierno Barry ‘dreams big’ after finding goalscoring touch at Everton

The striker is striving for a long stay in the Premier League, years on from ‘losing the love to play football’ following a poor run with Basel

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FSA confirms presence of toxin in some Nestlé SMA baby formula products

Nestlé has already recalled several batches due to concerns they may trigger nausea and vomiting

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First stills from Sam Mendes’ four-part Beatles film released in Liverpool

Postcards showing Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Joseph Quinn and Barry Keoghan in character were printed as postcards and secreted around the performing arts school co-founded in the city by Paul McCartney

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Paying kidney donors won’t solve the problem

Letters: We need to tackle the causes of renal failure and unequal access to care, writes Sandra Currie. Plus letters from Dominique E Martin on why markets in kidneys don’t work and a disgruntled altruistic living kidney donor

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Sir Nicholas Winton and Twin Peaks deserve a place in TV history

Letters: Esther Rantzen says the humanitarian’s example and achievements should never be forgotten. Plus letters from Duncan Wain and Graham Mytton

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Jack Kerouac’s 37 metre-long, first draft scroll of On the Road to be auctioned

The draft – one of the Beat Generation’s defining artefacts – will be part of a wider sale of pieces from the Jim Irsay Collection at Christie’s in March

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What good is a social media ban when screens are rife in classrooms?

Letters: Device use is prolific in schools and is part of everyday activities, writes Kristyna Skriczka, while Arianny Avrile Saviñòn describes the effects of excessive screen time on children’s emotional and social development

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