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Badenoch made the best of it – but the Tories still have a mountain to climb before any hope of No 10

Conference announcements on inheritance tax and childcare boosted the party’s mood, but the task is still holding off Reform, rather than any realistic bid for power, says the political editor of the Critic, Henry Hill

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting woman drugged by her husband

Sean Peers admits offence against woman who was drugged and attacked for more than two decades

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Eleven bail hostels due to house early release prisoners in England and Wales closed

Exclusive: seven facilities shut for lack of staff and four over issues such as infestations or lack of running water

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

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World’s largest penguin colony suffers ‘enormous population crash’

Chinstrap penguins on Zavodovski Island in Antarctica down by two-thirds since 2011, probably due to climate crisis

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

‘People are scared of her, to be honest’: Kemi Badenoch remakes Tories in her image

At Conservative conference, some worry about becoming a one-woman party, while others say party should thank their lucky stars they have her

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

George Galloway contests London byelection without setting foot in UK

Veteran leftwinger has been ‘in exile in the east’ in Russia and not been to Holborn and St Pancras constituency since campaign began

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Robert Ryman review – can your brain handle a show that only has white paintings?

What seem at first indistinguishable canvases offer challenges, revelations and transcendental effects – but only if you can give yourself over to them

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

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Satellite images show attack jets at Chinese military facility in Laos

New ‘support and training centre’ prompts concern in region but China says it is ‘not directed at any third party’

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Could the UK really rejoin the EU?

The big question facing Andy Burnham is not whether Brexit has harmed Britain, but if a rapidly changing Europe will keep the door open if the UK decides it wants back in

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Tears, drone ads and a 1,740-word manifesto: Messi v Ronaldo gets one more chapter

In today’s Football Daily: Lionel Messi bows out gracefully, while Cristiano Ronaldo takes a different approach

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Mumsnet denies using AI for content after prompt appears on message board

Users reject site’s explanations after detailed instructions for writing response to post on popular forum were published

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

South West Water owner taps investors to fix infrastructure after sewage spills

Pennon slashes dividend and launches £550m cash call ‘to drive improved outcomes for customers and communities’

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Cruel torment, depraved violence, evil turns: where did TV’s real baddies go?

From Carrie’s bullies to Cathy Ames, sympathetic backstories have made villains boring. It’s time to bring back truly awful villains – in all their deliciously sinful glory

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

‘Another coup d’état’: fears grow as Flávio Bolsonaro vows to ‘re-democratise’ Brazil

After a surprise first-round victory, critics suggest son of disgraced ex-president could seek to continue his father’s authoritarian project

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

BBC boss faces barrage of staff criticism over job cuts in junior ranks

Matt Brittin fields questions on whether ‘bloated’ senior ranks are being spared and lays out iPlayer overhaul

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

The Uprising review – Paul Greengrass turns revolutionary rage into a Robin Hood origin myth

Andrew Garfield’s fictional ploughman joins the historical heroes of the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt in a dirt-caked, docudrama-style film with disconcertingly silly moments

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Put down the pumpkin! How to create a cosy home this autumn – without the cliches

From tactile textures to softer lighting, these expert-approved updates bring all the warmth of autumn while steering clear of Sleepy Hollow vibes

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

‘Palestinians will bear the cost’: UK consulate in East Jerusalem prepares to shut its doors

Forced closure marks low point in UK-Israeli relations, with reports UK is considering retaliatory expulsion of Israeli diplomats from London

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Halloween is looming – this year, I’m ditching my cynicism and getting busy with the pumpkins

From Day of the Dead to Samhain, celebrating autumn is centuries old. Now, I want this to be a moment of magic and connection for my kids, says writer Iman Amrani

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

What the £350 Grand Theft Auto ‘collector’s box’ says about the escalating cost of gaming

The launch of a collector’s box hints at a new reality: the kinds of games I grew up with are becoming a luxury item, locked behind a forbidding spending barrier

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

As You Like It review – there are no mere players in the RSC’s ravishing all-male escapade

With a WWE-style wrestling match, playful eroticism and a fine cast including Hamilton’s Jonathan Groff, this is an exquisite production

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Will the Zuckerberg, Musk and Altman movies make a dent on tech giant evangelism?

The triple release of The Social Reckoning, Musk and Artificial is less a clear political stance, more like movie studio opportunism

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Anne Carson and Can Xue favourites to win Nobel prize in literature

The Canadian poet and Chinese experiment writer are the bookmakers’ favourites to win, with Haruki Murakami, Gerald Murnane and Margaret Atwood also in the mix

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Only connect: two composers who put humans at the heart of their music, and the conductor who didn’t

This week, from Reich to Kendall and Celibidache, three musicians who prove there is no such thing as “pure music”, whether we’re talking about a technique, a mode of musical expression or a musician’s legacy.

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

British Jewish groups hold London vigil for victims of 7 October attacks

Organisations honour those who died three years ago as Andy Burnham says government stands with British Jews

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