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Dining across the divide: ‘I said, if the whole world were to turn vegan, half of us would starve to death’

One is an abolitionist vegan, the other has experience of livestock farming – how could they come to any mutual understanding?

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Dick Van Dyke glad he ‘won’t be around’ for Trump’s second term as president

The 98-year-old Mary Poppins star had previously endorsed Kamala Harris and Joe Biden

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Many NHS staff would use ‘conscience clause’ if assisted dying legalised, say doctors

Christian and Muslim groups say medics who refuse to help patients to die are not protected enough in England and Wales bill

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New video allegedly shows referee David Coote snorting white powder

The Premier League’s refereeing body has said it is aware of footage allegedly showing David Coote sniffing white powder

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‘The coolest girl in the world’ at 50: Chloë Sevigny’s best films – ranked!

Since her sparkling debut in 1995 – in Larry Clark’s Kids – this American original has been an indie cinema favourite, excelling in edgy, complex roles. We pick the standouts

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‘I had to fight the flames burning down my own house’ – This is climate breakdown

I was part of the firefighting group. Then the fire overtook us. This is Panagiotis’ story

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What’s the silliest question you can ask a restaurant critic? (And yes, I have the answer)

It’s fair to say that, after 25 years of writing reviews, I have eaten in a lot of restaurants. But I’ve always thought it ludicrous to pick a favourite

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Blood Show review – splattering violence becomes gross-out comedy

Ocean Chillingworth’s show depicts a brutal fight that turns into something altogether messier

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First Thing: Israel accused of crimes against humanity over forced displacement in Gaza

Human Rights Watch says its evidence suggests Israel has committed a war crime against civilians. Plus, Mark Zuckerberg drops a cover of Get Low with T-Pain

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Suggested in the Stars by Yōko Tawada review – a linguistic odyssey

The Japanese novelist explores the relationship between language and national identity, in the second part of her Scattered All Over the Earth trilogy

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Protected species, dodgy addresses and some monkeys on the run – take the Thursday quiz

Questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes, every Thursday. How will you fare?

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How we met: ‘She took me to my first nightclub. I thought it was the coolest thing ever’

Kathlina, 28, and Adriana, 30, met in college in Florida. Despite a rocky start, they became best friends and have supported each other through the past decade

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‘In his company, you never knew what would happen next’: remembering Timothy West

Whether doing King Lear with students or performing soliloquies in complete darkness, the great actor was driven by curiosity

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Glastonbury tickets go on sale today – here are the best tactics to get them

The ticketing system has changed this year, so here are some pro tips to bagging yours during the annual rush

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Seven tips to be better at Call of Duty Black Ops 6 – from professional players

Have you reduced your recoil, picked the best perks and maxxed out your XP gains? If you’re not sure … you’re in the right place

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Southern Water’s debt downgraded to junk status by Moody’s

Company close to technical default on some of its debt, underlining UK industry’s precarious state

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I delved into my family’s history – and discovered a long-hidden secret. But was it mine to tell?

I wanted to learn more about my mother. But when her half-brother that I knew nothing about got in touch, I was faced with an agonising decision, says journalist Marisa Bate

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Best podcasts of the week: Serial tells the true tale of Free Willy’s titular whale

In this week’s newsletter: For its 13th season, the investigative titan explores the complicated story of Keiko. Plus: five of the best podcasts to dip into

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‘A thing of practical, perfect beauty’: why the boiled egg is a culinary mainstay

They can be simple and comforting, or as luxurious as you like – and once you’ve got your technique right they’re a cinch to prepare. So while foodie trends come and go, a boiled egg will never be out of style

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From kedgeree to creme caramel: why eggs are an ingredient for any time of day

Whether you’re eating them for breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert, eggs are probably the most versatile ingredient you have at your disposal. So what are some of the inventive and fun ways to make use of them?

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‘I’m a convert’: how the Golden Yolker changed my mind about eggs

As a former picky eater, eggs were firmly on my ick list. Now they’re on my shopping list every week – but as with all of the other foods I’ve come around to lately, quality matters

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‘Daft’ for Streeting to suggest assisted dying law would cost NHS, says former Labour minister - as it happened

Margaret Hodge, the ex-Labour minister who now sits in the Lords, has criticised Wes Streeting on the BBC

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From Sunset Beach to Dallas: the top 20 TV soap operas that are no more

Massacres at weddings! Naked buttocks! Jude Law! With the final episode of BBC medical drama Doctors airing this week, here are the finest melodramas that didn’t make it

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Fire Exit by Morgan Talty review – secrets and lies in Maine

The virtues of truth-telling are explored in this tale of one man’s need to confront and reveal his past

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Mogwai: If the Stars Had a Sound review – Glasgow postrockers let the music do the talking

Mogwai have been making their beautiful noise for nearly three decades, and while this film is sketchy on the details, it truly soars when capturing them live

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