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Las Palmas are soaring again after Diego Martínez’s remarkable revival

A month ago they were winless and certain for relegation but then in came a charismatic coach for whom every detail matters

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Lou Donaldson obituary

American jazz saxophonist and singer who enjoyed a huge hit with his 1967 anthem Alligator Boogaloo

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Official feared child would find discarded novichok, inquiry hears

Ex-chief medical officer says it is possible she may not have made a public warning over risks

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The missing midlife crisis: why 81% of millennials say they can’t afford one

This traditional period of inner turmoil is often accompanied by weight gain, cosmetic treatments, ill-advised purchases and new hobbies. But is it becoming a thing of the past?

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Paddington in Peru records biggest opening weekend in UK for British film since No Time to Die

The lovable bear’s latest adventure, which stars Olivia Colman and Antonio Banderas, alongside the regular cast scored highly at the box office despite tepid reviews

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Ruud van Nistelrooy leaves Manchester United as Rúben Amorim checks in

Ruud van Nistelrooy has left his role as assistant coach after the arrival of Rúben Amorim at Manchester United

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End of Treasury’s stake in NatWest is nigh, and no flashy sell-off required

State’s holding in former Royal Bank of Scotland down to 11.4%, without need for Jeremy Hunt’s planned £3bn sale

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British Steel to keep Scunthorpe blast furnaces operating past Christmas

Confirmation follows progress at talks over government support for switch to less polluting technology

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Did you solve it? The knotty problem of Paddington in Peru

The answer to today’s Inca-nundrum

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Robertson happy to silence critics after being ‘written off’ over Liverpool form

The Liverpool left-back, who impressed against Aston Villa after being dropped, said of the criticism: ‘It suits me. I am trying to prove people wrong again’

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We need to change how horse races are stopped before there is a tragedy

The high drama at Chelmsford could have been avoided if a new system for halting races was in place

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Liverpool have burst out of the traps in title race – can they keep it going?

In today’s Football Daily: Liverpool’s explosive start to the Premier League

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Better care for mental health patients will hinge on funding

Letters: Readers respond to the government’s proposals to reform the Mental Health Act and end injustice in the treatment of severe mental illness

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National screening programme for prostate cancer urgently needed

Letters: Too many men are being diagnosed late, says Oliver Kemp, especially those in high-risk groups

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Colonial legacies like the Great Hedge of India should be taught in schools

Letter: Cliff Southcombe and Marianne Hood believe it is time to foster a greater understanding of the British empire and its impact

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A tree is for life, not just for Christmas

Brief letters: Christmas tree costs | Advice for burglars | Weather forecasts | HS2 bat shed | Trump trivia

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Lawrence Power/Philharmonia/Salonen review – commitment and virtuosity in works old and brand new

Two concerts, including the UK premiere of Magnus Lindberg’s fiercely challenging Viola Concerto, showcased the versatility and communicative skills of Lawrence Power

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‘Absolutely spectacular’: why Chris McCausland will win Strictly – and save the show

The show’s first blind contestant continues to bowl us over with his sharp wit and spine-tingling moves. We’re calling it – he’s a dead cert for the glitterball

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Why on earth do the rich keep bankrolling Prince Andrew?

Despite his fall from grace, the royal always seems to find a pal to pay his way. It is important that we find out why, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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‘Grief is giving me this beautiful, deepening understanding’: Phil Elverum on loss, new love and his landmarks of US indie

His wife died, he became a single parent and his next marriage swiftly ended. After these trials, the hugely acclaimed singer-songwriter explains why he’s turning outward to consider the world around him

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‘Almost like imprisonment’: the shocking truth about life for boybands in their ‘golden era’

Mobbed, groped, overworked, paid a pittance and given little time off … ahead of a major TV series about boybands, former members of 5ive and 911 reveal what success was really like for many

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‘Beautiful pots enhance humanity’: Magdalene Odundo on her quest to make the perfect pot

Her vessels are often inspired by people’s gestures in the supermarket – and have sold for six-figure sums. She talks about childhood bereavement, why she hated making ads – and the spiritual significance of cooking pots

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Aid to Gaza falls to lowest level in 11 months despite US ultimatum to Israel

US government wrote to Israel a month ago threatening sanctions if there was no increase in humanitarian supplies

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Justin Welby’s personal link to child abuser adds fuel to resignation calls

Archbishop of Canterbury was at holiday camps with John Smyth and later failed to act when survivors came forward

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Billionaires like Elon Musk don’t just think they’re better than the rest of us – they hate us

The ultra-wealthy talk about solving the climate crisis or ending inequality. But what they’re really interested in is outliving or escaping anyone poorer than them, writes Zoe Williams

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