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They were best mates. Then one had a baby, while the other struggled. Two brutally honest takes on what happens when motherhood affects friendship

They both had something the other wanted. Could their relationship survive?

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Davina McCall recovering in hospital after brain surgery

TV presenter, 57, discovered she had benign tumour known as colloid cyst after she was offered a health checkup

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ICC prosecutor’s UN ties ‘may jeopardise integrity of sexual misconduct inquiry’

Court staff understood to have raised concerns about Karim Khan’s links to watchdog likely to investigate claims against him

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‘We’ve become distrustful of each other’: Braiding Sweetgrass author Robin Wall Kimmerer on Trump, rural America and resistance

Her last book sold 2m copies. Now the Native American ecologist is taking on capitalism. She talks about how the ‘gift economy’ could heal divisions across the US

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Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy says war will ‘end sooner’ once Trump enters White House

US president-elect says the war has ‘got to stop’ as German chancellor urges Putin to start talks with Kyiv in rare phone call. What we know on day 997

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Middle East crisis: Israeli troops reach deepest point in Lebanon since invasion began – as it happened

Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency said Israeli troops captured a strategic hill in the southern Lebanese village of Chamaa

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‘I’ve been carrying a dark cloud’: manager James Rowe on his trial acquittal

Flourishing coaching career at Chesterfield was ended by sexual assault accusations but now he tells Nick Ames he still has much to give

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Sport Twitter’s curtain will rightly soon come down but is good for a few laughs yet

A once warm and funny online community has been hijacked – but remember when Twitter for sport fans was fun?

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Streaming: Thelma and the best films about old-age rebellion

June Squibb’s star turn as a ninetysomething gran, scammed and out for justice, joins a club of indomitable seniors in the movies, from Anne Reid to Jack Nicholson

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Borthwick faces up to South Africa in defining test of England’s character

A win would resurrect the autumn but a heavy defeat by the world champions could see his team equal an all-time low

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UK pensions: how to save for retirement from A to Z

Everything you need to know to plan for your future after Rachel Reeves’s inheritance tax changes in the budget

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The violence in Amsterdam showed just how polarising – and radicalising – the Middle East conflict has been

It should be possible to campaign for Palestinian freedom, condemn racist Israeli football fans and still show unequivocal solidarity with European Jews, says author and campaigner Dave Rich

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Gladiator II: battles, baboons, Mescal and Denzel – discuss with spoilers

Ridley Scott’s sequel is certainly long awaited, but does it match up to the original, who will get an Oscar nod, what’s in a kiss and were you not entertained?

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War by Bob Woodward review – the Watergate veteran on Gaza, Ukraine and Trump

Woodward’s latest page turner takes you inside the room – but can he still claim to be an impartial fly on the wall?

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Almost 500 carbon capture lobbyists granted access to Cop29 climate summit

More lobbyists for the controversial technology were present this year, despite debate about its viability

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A night with the drone squad targeting Russian forces in micro battles

In a dugout near the front in Donetsk, the Guardian joins Ukrainian police officers turned pilots during a shift

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How smart is an octopus and how do lips get chapped? Try our kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

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Cindy Ngamba is the first medallist for which Olympic team? The Saturday quiz

From New Romantics to dandy horses, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

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Winter is coming … but don’t panic! 54 expert tips on getting through the cold, dark months ahead

How to survive the season – with mood-lifters, skin-savers, life-changing layers, and ways to have fun in the rain

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Cop29 week one diary: from fossil fuel colouring books to Ronaldinho

Keir Starmer gets a warm welcome, a vegan burger costs the earth, and cop29.com makes a point

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John Smyth abuse report triggers ‘existential crisis’ in Church of England

Shock waves triggered by archbishop’s resignation are culmination of years of simmering rage among churchgoers and survivors of abuse

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Kneejerk response, then overcorrection: what the aftermath of the Amsterdam violence should teach us

Assumptions were made about clashes between Maccabi Tel Aviv fans and Amsterdam locals – and the far right took advantage, says author Rachel Shabi

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Boybands Forever: this denim-packed history of 90s British pop is a magical piece of TV

Robbie Williams and co open up in this stellar deep dive into the world of male musical groups. It makes you so nostalgic it feels as if your nerves are gnawing at your flesh

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‘This is perfect’ – my ideal winter cottage, in north Wales

This cosy homestead offers all the simple pleasures for a winter escape: great scenery, log burners, no wifi and a pile of paperbacks

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Church of England ‘directly responsible’ for John Smyth abuse in Zimbabwe, victim says

Rocky Leanders, then 15, was beaten with wooden paddle by Smyth at camp where boys were made to swim naked

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