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The week in TV: Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light; Bad Sisters; Immigration: How British Politics Failed; The Penguin – review

Mark Rylance and Damian Lewis return with added candlelight; Bad Sisters cranks up the chaos; and a valiant look at UK immigration is marred by Farage. Plus, a jaw-dropping late twist for The Penguin

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Learning to scoot is all very well, but what’s the point if you can’t ring your own bell?

Since failing to instil a love of wheels in our son, we have stepped up with our daughter’s tutelage

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Colm Tóibín: ‘Ireland today is a much freer place’

The Irish author on how the sequel to his bestselling novel Brooklyn was inspired by the film, life in LA, and his thoughts on Trump’s victory

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To turn Britain around, we need a proper understanding of life for poorer workers

Research shows that despite higher rates of employment, lower income families are being squeezed by housing and living costs

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Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious; Dora Carrington: Beyond Bloomsbury – review

A wry, vivacious original, the artist better known as Mrs Eric Ravilious beguiles in a long overdue retrospective, while her contemporary is outshone by friends and lovers

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Mystery surrounds 800-year-old Leicester burial pit containing 123 bodies

Researchers are baffled by 12th-century corpses uncovered at a heritage learning centre built in the garden of Leicester Cathedral after discovery of Richard III’s remains

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Notes on chocolate: wintery flavours of pine and mint

Freeze-dried pine needles bring back memories of the great outdoors

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‘It has been a year since I felt joy’: Paul Sagar on coming to terms with the climbing accident that paralysed him

A 20-metre fall while mountaineering left the academic and philosopher with life-changing injuries. In this extract from his diary, his clear-eyed willingness to confront his situation leads to some breathtakingly honest reflections

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In brief: Nobody’s Empire; Cocktails With George and Martha; Never: The Autobiography – review

A touching coming-of-age novel from the Belle and Sebastian singer; a blow-by-blow account of a classic film; and pop star Rick Astley’s idiosyncratic life story

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The Observer view: the Cop summit is foundering, we need urgent action not more hot air

The grim negotiations in Baku, Azerbaijan, have shown the need for reform of the UN annual global climate talks

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How a small group of Amazon workers took on big business and challenged traditional unions

A documentary about unionising the company’s Staten Island warehouse reveals new ways of negotiating with oppressive bosses

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Ukraine war: Emergency power outages after Russia launches massive missile strike on energy grid – as it happened

Biggest air strike in months also hits residential areas and raises fears for Ukraine energy infrastructure ahead of winter

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Christian Vieri: ‘Just like the West Indies, you’ve got to be confident in life’

Inter legend enjoyed a remarkable career in Spain and Italy, but football was not his only love growing up in Sydney

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Is this (finally) the end for X? Delicate Musk-Trump relationship and growing rivals spell trouble for platform

The former Twitter could fade away, or help shape a dark future hosting voices of a new authoritarian world

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How winter makes recycling harder with 40% jump in contamination

New data reveals an extra 5,000 tonnes of waste is sent to landfill or incineration from November to March

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Gladiator II review – Paul Mescal fends off sharks, rhinos and a scenery-chewing Denzel Washington

Tapping into just the kind of bloodlust that thrills in ancient Rome, Ridley Scott’s violent, spectacular sequel so resembles the original it could be a remake

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I’m finally into ‘prepping’ and ready for the apocalypse

Piles of loo paper, a years worth of tinned goods and snake-proof boots. No wonder prepping has become a lifestyle choice

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The only thing Steve Borthwick’s England are developing is a losing habit

A fifth defeat in succession, this time to South Africa, is latest evidence of the damaging limitations of this team

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‘I didn’t know any better’: Field of broken dreams for victims of football fraudsters

Young players with hopes of glory are being scammed by unscrupulous fake agents who offer trials but instead take the money and run

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‘I’ve made every second count’: one man’s search for justice through the infected blood scandal

Mark Ward, a victim of the infected blood scandal that has killed so many, has fought all his life for truth and acknowledgement of what happened to him and so many of his peers. Now, at last, his voice is being heard

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How to survive the broligarchy: 20 lessons for the post-truth world

In the wake of Trump’s unnerving appointees, the investigative journalist and veteran of the libel court offers pointers on coping in an age of surveillance

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Why Labour’s high command has become very obsessed with bills and borders

There’s a global tidal wave sweeping away incumbents. It’s concentrating minds at Number 10 about their re-election chances

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‘We’ve become the voice of agriculture’: the social media influencers driving the big farming protests

With tens of thousands of followers, the online community is a powerful part of the campaign against government tax policy

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‘You betrayed us’: how UK farmers swiftly turned on Labour over inheritance tax plans

The government’s budget has caused a rupture with the farming community, who have vowed to ‘fight their corner’

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Farmers have hoarded land for too long. Inheritance tax will bring new life to rural Britain

Prices and rents will fall under Rachel Reeves’ plans, enabling a younger generation with new ideas to enter the field

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