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Manchester City reborn: how Andrée Jeglertz has put WSL title in reach already

Well drilled, well balanced and boasting enviable depth, City could move a step closer to dethroning Chelsea when they meet on Sunday

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The Arsenal fan psychodrama: Big Defeat Headloss hits hard after United setback

I played out a torturous, all-too-familar dance after the Gunners’ title-race stumble. But if we’re suffering like this in January, how will we feel in May?

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Add to playlist: the boundless bedroom-made black metal of Powerplant and the week’s best new tracks

Theo Zhykharyev, the Ukrainian wizard working low-profile under this brand since 2017 has pivoted to a new realm which blends ferocious energy with freewheeling fun

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Settler-only IDF units functioning as ‘vigilante militias’ in West Bank

Exclusive: ‘Regional defence’ settler units are escalating violent displacement of Palestinians, Israeli reservists and activists say

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Saudi dissident awarded £3m damages threatens enforcement action if he is not paid

London-based satirist hails ‘amazing’ ruling that found Gulf state targeted and attacked him for his criticism

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The best recent translated fiction – review roundup

White Moss by Anna Nerkagi | The Old Fire by Elisa Shua Dusapin | The Roof Beneath Their Feet by Geetanjali Shree | Berlin Shuffle by Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz

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‘I was overwhelmed, it was a miracle’: the jailed mothers getting a second chance in Colombia

More than 200 women with caring responsibilities have been freed from prison under the country’s Public Utility Law

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Samurai erotica, a metal-and-flesh sculptor and Jenny Holzer’s big glow-up – the week in art

The secret side of Japan’s warrior class, Holzer lights up Scunthorpe, Julia Phillips steels herself and Quentin Blake takes off in Dorset – all in your weekly dispatch

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Digested week: ICE’s performance is intimidating and deadly, but also farcical

Seeing large men dressed in goggles and trenchcoats echoes the camp fascism of musical comedies

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Alexander Zverev fumes over Alcaraz’s timeout for cramp in semi-final thriller

Medical breaks for cramp are against Australian Open rules but the decision is left to the attending physio and doctor, and Carlos Alcaraz won in five sets

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The Silicon Glen legacy: why the semiconductor industry is thriving in Scotland

A pioneering Scottish company has become a global leader in manufacturing silicon carbide devices, but its success can be traced back to the nation’s high-tech boom in the 1960s

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Repurposing Scotland’s industrial past into a sustainable future

Fifty years on from its early pioneering role in manufacturing platforms for the oil industry, Kishorn Port, on Scotland’s Atlantic coast, is expanding to build the vast structures needed for wind power

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‘Do the leg thing’: Mark Carney jokes with Heated Rivalry star on red carpet

Canadian PM swaps tough talk at Davos aimed at Donald Trump for some fun at a film gala with Hudson Williams

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The chill factor: why our plants need a sustained cold period

Garden crops such as apples, garlic, carrot and beetroot will grow better if they experience low temperatures in winter

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Greens select former mayoral candidate to run in Gorton and Denton byelection

Hannah Spencer, a Trafford councillor and plumber, ran as the party’s candidate for mayor of Manchester in 2024

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What we’re reading: George Saunders, Erin Somers and Guardian readers on the books they enjoyed in January

Writers and Guardian readers discuss the titles they have read over the last month. Join the conversation in the comments

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Trump says he believes Iran wants to make deal as he extols size of US ‘armada’

US president declines to say whether he plans Venezuela-like operation, after Tehran signalled it was ready for talks

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Weather tracker: Winter storms cause death and outages across eastern north America

Millions told to stay home in US and more than a million are left without power, while Australia faces record heatwave

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Rybakina poses threat to Sabalenka’s bid for legendary status in Australian Open final

The world No 1 is on the verge of a fifth grand slam title, but the former Wimbledon champion has proved she can cause problems

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Reality winners: the rise and rise of the ‘verbatim’ movie

From Kaouther Ben Hania’s reconstruction of the killing of a five-year-old Gazan girl in The Voice of Hind Rajab to Ira Sachs use of a taped interview in Peter Hujar’s Day, real-life dialogue is being turned into drama

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Winter Olympics preview: one week to go until Milano Cortina 2026

We set the scene in Italy as final preparations are made for the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics

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There’s a reason that Wii Bowling remains my mum’s favourite game of all time

At a family gathering over Christmas, I took on my 76-year-old mother once again at virtual bowling. Could I finally best her?

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What the US TikTok takeover is already revealing about new forms of censorship

It’s not what we can or cannot say that matters – rather, it’s whether what we say can get any visibility at all under the US-specific algorithm, says academic Paolo Gerbaudo

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How to stay warm while exercising outdoors: 16 expert tips for running, hiking and swimming

Exercising in winter can feel brutal without the right kit. Here’s how runners, hikers and outdoor swimmers keep cosy when the temperature drops

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2-for-1 ticket offer for Tracey Emin: A Second Life at Tate Modern

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