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Does Andy Burnham really hate London? He wouldn’t be the only one

Both left and right have it in for Britain’s capital. But is London a stabby wasteland, a den of faceless bureaucrats, or just a mess of overprivileged wokerati, asks Zoe Williams

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‘The obsession with endless growth can only end in tears’: your questions on extreme weather this summer answered

From Europe’s deadly heat to floods in Asia, it’s been a terrifying summer. Environment writers Jonathan Watts and Ajit Niranjan answered Reddit users’ questions about their work – and their sources of hope

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Ceuta leader accuses Morocco over ‘atrocity’ of mass border crossing

Juan Jesús Vivas says influx seen as ‘at least encouraged or permitted’ by Rabat, as Spain demands EU solidarity

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‘Clacton voters need a serious person’: the independent candidates taking on Nigel Farage – and Count Binface

Attieh Fard and Andy Erlam make their byelection pitch to voters, but Reform UK’s leader is conspicuously absent

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From wine coolers to the ultimate walking sandals: 11 things you loved most in July

Whether it’s budget barbecues or clever travel pillows, here are the favourites defining your summer

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Jockey Club rocks British horse racing by quitting Racecourse Association

The Jockey Club has announced it will quit the Racecourse Association in a move that could split British racing in two

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The right’s exploitation of the Ceuta migrant ‘crisis’ almost guarantees that it will happen again

The EU’s panic and the lack of solidarity emboldens smugglers and the far right – and makes Spain even more vulnerable, says Ruben Andersson, professor of social anthropology

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‘I didn’t understand what Gaz was singing. It’s about needing a hug’: how Reef made Place Your Hands

‘We were swept up in the moment and full of testosterone. The 90s wasn’t a time when men were encouraged to be sensitive’

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Ring Cycle review – AI staging dispenses with drama to create banal bric-a-brac

For the festival’s 150th anniversary, the creative team have turned to AI to generate visuals reflecting Wagner’s tetralogy’s past, present – and future. The hyperactive result is a dismal, mindless mess

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Farage admission over timing of Reform leadership talks raises fresh doubts over £5m gift

Nigel Farage admits he discussed returning as Reform leader months before election, appearing to undermine previous claims

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‘They are terrified’: Como spark row with fans over controversial new stadium policy

Como will revoke season tickets from fans who fail to attend four home matches, under a series of new rules that have sparked a row among supporters

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Man jailed for keeping dead mother’s body in freezer and pocketing her benefits

Christopher Phillips, who had been his mother Sylvia’s primary carer since 2008, given two years and four months in prison

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Standards watchdog investigating Reform UK’s Richard Tice

Party’s deputy leader says on social media the case is related to a complaint by an anti-Israel lobby group

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Radio presenter Tony Livesey leaves BBC after David Sullivan allegations

Staff at 5 Live told he will not return following claims about his previous career at Sullivan’s Sport newspapers

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BBCSO/Järvi/Kavakos review – virtuosic violinist makes fiendishly light work of Tchaikovsky

The intricate concerto was paired with the world premiere of Dani Howard’s likable Concerto for Brass and a lush Scriabin symphony, all admirably led by Paavo Järvi

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This Tempting Madness review – watchable psychological suspense offers Mexican standoff of gaslighting

Pleasingly potboilerish tale of a woman trying to make sense of a traumatic fall that left her comatose slightly loses track of its toxic mind games

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Rukmini Iyer’s quick and easy Thai-style cold lemongrass and coconut prawn noodles – recipe

Enjoy this big bowl of refreshing noodle soup with turmeric and coconut milk spiked with a kick of chilli

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Now You See Me Live review – magic so bombastic it may be visible from space

A quartet of conjurors, calling themselves the Horsemen, perform fine feats of escapology and mentalism that are undermined by smoke, lasers and pomposity

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Fresh US-Iran talks are ‘last chance’ for Tehran to avoid war escalating, Trump says

US president expects negotiations to begin in next day or two but Iran says it is not reviving talks with Washington

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Barbie sequel at risk as salary talks with Robbie, Gosling and Gerwig hit impasse

Warner Bros faces losing rights to the blockbuster sequel if deals with the film’s stars and director are not agreed by December

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Tour de France Femmes 2026: Sigrid Haugset wins stage three after epic solo breakaway – as it happened

A ludicrous, historic solo breakaway stage win from Sigrid Haugset saw the Norwegian end the day in the yellow jersey

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First Thing: Trump promises new Iran talks as Tehran touts Hormuz shipping deal with Oman

US president says he called off another US attack on Iran as part of a push for an agreement. Plus why Pokémon Go is still bring global joy 10 years on

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How renewable is your electricity tariff? ‘Consumers believe they’re doing the right thing – often they’re not’

A 100% renewable tariff means 100% renewable electricity, right? Maybe not. Here’s how to make sure your energy is as clean and green as possible

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‘Bumbling, mumbling’ tidiers of our world: the unexpected superpowers of the common woodlouse

This detritivore – known by a range of colourful names – feeds on rotting plant matter and can withstand toxic pollution

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