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Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat review – superb study of how jazz got caught between the cold war and the CIA

Johan Grimonprez’s fascinating documentary uses the assassination of DRC prime minister Patrice Lumumba to launch a dizzying look into the politics of jazz in the 1950s and 60s

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On my radar: Peter Biskind’s cultural highlights

The film historian and cultural critic on his love of Gentleman Jack, why blueberries from Maine are superior, and how Tana French’s crime novels transcend genre

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United Utilities refuses to hand over data on sewage discharges into Windermere

Water company claims information is not in the public interest despite widespread pollution of UK waters

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‘It’s a national disgrace’: fury at sewage-filled Windermere over toxic algae and dead fish

Campaigners blame United Utilities for blighting famous lake with raw effluent

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Amyl and the Sniffers review – nonstop fireworks

The Aussie rockers led by the magnetic Amy Taylor showcase new album Cartoon Darkness with an explosive set that just keeps giving and giving

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Middle class millennials set to gain most from ‘unprecedented’ wealth transfer

Property asset boom is cascading down the generations, with wealthiest parents far more likely to enrich their children, says Resolution Foundation

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Farmers protest as Keir Starmer says he will defend the budget ‘all day long’

Prime minister hails ‘path of change’ in Wales and Westminster at Welsh Labour conference in Llandudno

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Taylor Fritz beats Alexander Zverev in ATP Finals semi-final thriller – as it happened

American wins in three sets to book place in tomorrow’s ATP final in Turin

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White horse that bolted through London traffic returns to royal duties

Equine charity says Vida has recovered ‘physically and emotionally’ while under their care in the countryside

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The week in classical: The Tales of Hoffmann; Philharmonia/ Salonen; Berlin Philharmonic/ Petrenko – review

Wild fantasies take hold in Offenbach’s compellingly strange opera; Lawrence Power is more than a match for Magnus Lindberg’s new Viola Concerto; and to the underworld with the Berlin Phil

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‘Most men don’t need a purple suit’: why you should go back to basics to find your signature style

Cutting back to the fundamentals is a sustainable and simple approach to fashion

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Will ‘full-blown Trump’ tariffs drive Britain back into the arms of Europe?

The president-elect’s unpredictability on trade has experts guessing about his impact on the UK economy – but some find glimmers of hope in the gloom

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The ultimate men’s capsule wardrobe: the only 22 items you’ll ever need

Want to up your style game but cut your consumption? It’s easy with these go-to pieces

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Tottenham 0-3 Arsenal: Women’s Super League – as it happened

Alessia Russo scores Arsenal women’s second-ever fastest goal to inspire rout over Tottenham

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Raducanu and Boulter can fire Britain to BJK Cup victory, Keothavong claims

Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu easily took Britain past Germany into Sunday’s semi-final and their captain said: ‘I’m fortunate – I really believe we can win’

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One to watch: Man/Woman/Chainsaw

This young British art-punk five-piece revel in taut chaos and wry lyrics on their debut EP, Eazy Peazy

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UK must pick between US economic model or EU’s ‘socialism’, says Trump adviser

Stephen Moore suggests taking a ‘more socialist’ European outlook may harm future transatlantic trade negotiations

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More than a third of assaults on UK prison officers are not fully investigated

Staff says reports of abuse by inmates are not taken seriously by management, leaving them feeling vulnerable

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Wales at risk of record low with World Cup rout of Australia a fading memory

Warren Gatland’s side take on the Wallabies knowing defeat will mean they surpass their longest run of Test losses

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This is how we do it: ‘We haven’t even tried to have sex for three years’

Lockdown robbed Daphne and Louis of what remained of their sex life – after 25 years, they’ve settled into an emotional, non-physical relationship

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Jessica Raine looks back: ‘When I was young, I didn’t know how to direct my defiance. It has since become very useful’

The actor and her sister, Sarah, on childhood jealousies, sudden fame with Call the Midwife, and wanting to grow old together

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Best Christmas gifts for tweens, as chosen by 9- to 12-year-olds themselves, from Jellycat toys to slime

Put Santa on alert – it’s Deadpool figures, bracelet-making kits, laptops and, yep, slime sets that are topping tweens’ Christmas present lists

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When historians and directors clash: ‘Ridley Scott was Napoleonic – there was no doubt who was in charge’

Film and TV have a slippery relationship with the truth when it comes to historical epics. So spare a thought for the historical experts whose advice often goes unheeded

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What is Bluesky and why are so many people suddenly leaving X for the platform?

Users turn to the heavily moderated network after warnings about misinformation on Elon Musk’s X

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‘Here’s how it feels’: how a Lebanese businessman lost everything in five years of turmoil and war

Beirut property developer among many denied access to fortunes by banks after a financial crisis and now reeling from effects of Israel’s airstrikes

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