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How do England beat Spain, or even score against them? The data suggests crosses

Thomas Tuchel wishes England could play more like the world champions, but, as he put it, they may have to ‘embrace the chaos’ instead

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Happy birthday! What deals and discounts does your age unlock?

From a getting part-time job at 14 to receiving a letter from the king at 100, some milestone ages hold advantages in Britain

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Rare sale of David Hockney painting of beloved dog Stanley could fetch £2.5m

Exclusive: Dog Painting 17 is believed to be one of only six of works from Dog Series in private hands and first to be auctioned

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

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Evenepoel targets historic sweep as opportunity knocks without Pogacar

Britons Tom Pidcock and Oscar Onley are also among the contenders for the world road race title in Montreal but the Belgian is aiming for an unprecedented medal haul

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Burnham’s booze ruse is a non-starter: just keep doing your drinking in the pub

The prime minister, a life-long football fan, was just restating a personal opinion about having a drink in the stands, not trying to make policy

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Ben Stokes faces England clearance row over possible overseas franchise deals

Ben Stokes is on course for another clash with the ECB because the governing body is unlikely to grant him permission to play in overseas franchise competitions next summer

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

‘I felt shame’: former BA worker locked in legal battle after losing job of 30 years

Cabin crew worker was among thousands of staff laid off during pandemic in what MPs called a ‘national disgrace’

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

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Break Clause: two lovers flatshare during a breakup – and it makes for totally refreshing TV

They sign a rental contract, and then their relationship immediately collapses. This funny comedy-drama from Mexican-American comic Lara Ricote tackles real life in a way most sitcoms daren’t

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

The Guide #262: Why laughing at the movies isn’t always funny

From A Space Odyssey to The Exorcist II, audiences can turn a serious film into an accidental comedy – but where does the line fall between laughing with a film, and laughing at it?

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

In his final UN speech, Macron may have given other leaders a valuable parting gift: the guts to stand up to Trump

The French president’s resolve seems to have rubbed off on the leaders of other ‘middle powers’, says Steve Bloomfield, the former international editor of the Observer

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Kyiv has become a frontline city - and winter is on the way

Residents of Ukraine’s capital prepare for power cuts, drones and bitter cold by stocking up on generators, food and ‘dry showers’

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Why do you close your eyes when you sneeze? The 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

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

15 great small hotels, inns and restaurants with rooms for an autumn stay in the UK

From a cosy Cornish inn with open fires to a boutique hotel in Northumberland, these new and revamped boltholes tick all the right boxes

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Which story was inspired by rogue waves hitting the Queen Mary? The Saturday quiz

From the Battle of Watling Street and dingo dollars to Atomic Monster, Hammer and Troma, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

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The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Gaza: a week in the life of five ordinary Palestinians

As the war pushes deep into its third year, what does daily life look like for people living there and how has the conflict changed it?

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

TV tonight: Lesley Manville returns as a murder-solving book editor

Marble Hall Murders is the final chapter of Anthony Horowitz’s hit mystery trilogy. Plus: it’s the first live Strictly show! Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

From Sense and Sensibility to Kill Jackie: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead

Daisy Edgar-Jones dons the bonnet in Georgia Oakley’s take on the Jane Austen classic, and Catherine Zeta-Jones battles assassins in a madcap action caper

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Labour must reunite progressive voters to win the next election, says Lucy Powell

The deputy leader wants the party to take advantage of a split on the right and not be embarrassed to show its values

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The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Drones could speed up getting defibrillators to people having cardiac arrests, study suggests

New research suggests the technology could be used to increase out-of-hospital access to life-saving devices

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Vast Casino Secrets leak exposes inner workings of offshore gambling firms

Files could have seismic consequences for online casinos, including those accused of illegally targeting consumers

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Schoolchildren without smartphones penalised with higher bus fares

Despite guidance keeping mobile phones out of England’s schools, cheaper travel may only be available via an app

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Blind date: ‘I do wish I hadn’t stepped on that dog – but she assured me it was OK’

Miklos, 25, a PhD student, meets Minnie, 23, who works in film production

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

The tricky tests awaiting Andy Burnham after Labour conference

From a difficult economic landscape to decisions on oil and gas drilling, welfare spending and the Chagos Islands, we look at what’s on the horizon

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Henry Harris’ vegetarian recipe for French onion and parsley soup

A thick and creamy, flavourful onion soup topped with grated cheese and herbs

The Guardian - UK · Sep 26

Of course you can be English if you’re not white. So why can’t the right leave the question alone?

Even Jacob Rees-Mogg pushes back on defining Englishness in exclusively ethnic terms. But the endurance of this discourse is still deeply troubling, says assistant Opinion editor Jason Okundaye

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