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Wales get late spot of fortune in Turkey stalemate to lift Nations League hopes

Turkey missed a late penalty, the award of which was questionable, in a goalless draw that boosts Wales hopes of topping the group

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Turkey 0-0 Wales: Nations League – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Wales battled their way to a deserved point and kept their automatic promotion hopes alive after a highly entertaining encounter in Kayseri. Scott Murray was watching

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West Indies beat England by five wickets in thrilling fourth men’s T20 cricket international – as it happened

Shai Hope and Evin Lewis power West Indies to victory in a thrilling run-chase to breath life into the series

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UK must choose between EU and Trump, trade experts warn

Pascal Lamy, former head of the WTO, says Britain will have to take sides if new US administration slaps hefty tariffs on imports, as fears grow over possible trade war

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Sinner defeats Ruud 6-1, 6-2 in the ATP Finals tennis semi-final – as it happened

The world No 1 books his place in tomorrow’s final and will take on Taylor Fritz in Turin

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Fears grow over children at risk placed in illegal care homes

Rising number of vulnerable youngsters in England are being forced into unsuitable accommodation including Airbnbs, bedsits and caravans

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The Observer view on trade relations: closer ties with EU is the lever for economic growth

Amid sluggish UK productivity and global insecurity, pulling closer to Europe is diplomatically and economically vital

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Strictly Come Dancing: week nine results – as it happened

As the action moved north to Blackpool, would Pete Wicks’ pink-trousered cha cha see him sent home? Or would a dance-off surprise be sprung?

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As Trump pushes Ukraine to negotiate, Britain’s MPs say UK must ensure ‘just terms’

Volodymyr Zelenskyy is aiming to reach a peace deal with Russia next year as his backers signal that they are preparing for talks

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So, it’s goodbye to Gary Lineker and to the costly, star-struck culture at the BBC

The presenter’s departure from Match of the Day reveals a welcome shift at the BBC, but fame worship lingers

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Richard Flanagan: ‘I’m not sure that I will write again’

The Tasmanian novelist – whose latest book, Question 7, is up for both fiction and nonfiction prizes – on HG Wells, the TV adaptation of his Booker prize winner The Narrow Road to the Deep North… and his much-missed parrot, Herb

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UN warns of ‘economic carnage’ if G20 leaders cannot agree on climate finance for poor countries

Wealthy nations are yet to offer the hundreds of billions of dollars that economists say are needed to help the developing world cut emissions

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Essex police defend their investigation of Allison Pearson tweet

Force says Telegraph writer accused of inciting racial hatred, rather than committing a non-crime hate incident as she had claimed

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Putting on the glitz: a 17th-century mansion in the Forest of Dean

This elegant home has been faithfully restored, after serving as a men’s residential home, but with twists and quirks everywhere

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The week in audio: Make Me a Mixtape; 16 Sunsets; Cinematic Soundtracks; How to Play – review

Clara Amfo and Jordan Stephens return with more bespoke celebrity playlists; a new space shuttle podcast goes into orbit; Radio 3’s spin-off station takes unwinding to the next level. Plus, the ins and outs of Holst’s Planets

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You say bap, I say bread cake, but do delivery apps mean regional food names are becoming a thing of the past?

A sourdough-and-rocket monotony is spreading outwards from the M25. I worry about what we’re losing

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Streeting’s reforms could save the NHS from the private sector. He must not fail

Fears over the health secretary’s plan are understandable. But patients and doctors alike are now fleeing the service for other providers

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Putin, Xi, Trump… The barbarians are at the gate but Europe’s leaders are too busy infighting to notice

Amid threats to its ‘reason for being’, the EU must stop squabbling and take a stand

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Wrexham’s upward charge hits bump in road thanks to Stockport’s Louie Barry

Louie Barry’s only goal was enough for hosts as Wrexham were taught a lesson by another Football League club on the up

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England 20-29 South Africa: Autumn Nations Series rugby union – as it happened

Magic from Cheslin Kolbe and stubborn Springboks defence consigns England to yet another agonising defeat.

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Chelsea 2-0 Manchester City: Women’s Super League – as it happened

Erin Cuthbert inspires an impressive Chelsea performance which sees them go top

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Sticky carpets, pickled eggs and pints for a fiver: why there’s life in the old-school boozer yet

Pubs are closing at an alarming rate, but a new list of London’s best reveals a preference for traditional ‘wet-led’ venues, with Irish music nights and seat-stealing cats

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Revealed: ‘Grassroots’ campaigns opposed to assisted dying financed by conservative Christian pressure groups

Religious lobbyists are secretly coordinating and funding bodies that claim to be led by disabled people and health workers

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ATP Finals: Fritz topples Alexander Zverev to set up final with Sinner

The greatest season of Taylor Fritz’s career extended for another day as he toppled Alexander Zverev to reach the final stage of the ATP Finals for the first time

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Tory Foreign Office minister used official visit to Azerbaijan to promote party donor’s business

Leo Docherty posed on one of Lord Bamford’s JCB diggers in Baku when the company wanted to ‘raise their profile’ in the country

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