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UK diners already fear the bill, but the budget just raised it again, warn restaurateurs

UK Hospitality says members would have to hike prices 8% to cover the extra cost of hiring staff under new employer NIC rates

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The Spoils director says film forces art world to confront ‘loaded issue’ of restitution

Documentary shows the fight to recover paintings that Jewish art dealer was forced to sell by the Nazis

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Chelsea keep 100% WSL record alive with resounding win at Liverpool

Mayra Ramírez, Guro Reiten and Aggie Beever-Jones scored the goals as Chelsea made it six WSL wins out of six with a 3-0 win at Liverpool

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Thames Water board split over two competing deals to save it from insolvency

Split comes despite chair’s preference for deal from group including US hedge funds Elliott Partners and Silver Point plus others

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RFU and players back Steve Borthwick despite England’s losing streak

The England head coach Steve Borthwick retains the unequivocal support of the Rugby Football Union despite four consecutive defeats, the Guardian understands

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Why are nursery rhymes and fairytales so dark?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

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The City and Its Uncertain Walls by Haruki Murakami review – a lack of magic and meaning

Murakami’s 15th novel retreads a form of magical realism that hasn’t evolved

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The creatine conundrum: can it really help your muscles and your brain?

Long favoured by bodybuilders and other athletes, this supplement is breaking out into the mainstream, as study after study suggests a host of benefits for our minds as well as our bodies. Are there any caveats?

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Tom Hanks reckons 35 is the worst age. This is why he’s wrong

I have particularly unpleasant memories of my teens and 20s. And I’m not the only one, says Emma Beddington

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A new era dawns. America’s tech bros now strut their stuff in the corridors of power

The era that began with the Great Disruptor’s first term is over. Beware the emerging elite

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Readers reply: Why do windows in the UK open outwards?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

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Tide’s out, dinner’s up: why Wales is at the forefront of a seaweed revolution

Food, fertiliser, fuel … seaweed has been a life force for centuries. On a coastal foraging trip in Pembrokeshire, we discover it’s now behind a new green initiative, too

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‘Narcissists – only more devious’: the truth about dark empaths

They seem sensitive and caring – but really they just want to manipulate you. So how do you recognise the danger signs?

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Domestic abuse commissioner needed to tackle femicide in Northern Ireland, charity says

Women’s Aid Northern Ireland says failure to tackle one of Europe’s highest femicide rates is result of sectarian division

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NICs rise will force businesses to close, warn hospitality bosses

More than 200 leading restaurant, pub and hotel companies say tax rises will cause ‘unprecedented damage’

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UK ‘planning lots of scenarios’ for Donald Trump’s approach to Ukraine

Chief secretary to the Treasury says security and defence spending are a priority but require ‘trade-offs’

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Chunky Move: 4/4 review – smooth moves and sudden stops to an off-kilter metronome

Pairs of dancers exactly in time with each other act out Anthony Hamilton’s hypnotic contemporary dance algorithm

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From Trump’s victory, a simple, inescapable message: many people despise the left

The tumult of social media and rightwing propaganda has successfully cast progressives as one judgmental, ‘woke’ mass, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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It’s Hague v Mandelson for the Oxford chancellorship – but do students care?

While Peter Mandelson and William Hague are thought to be the front runners for the 800-year-0ld post, students are concerned with more mundane lifestyle issues

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A twisted tale of strange sisters: Hervé Guibert’s photographs of his reclusive great-aunts in 1970s Paris

The late French writer and artist convinced his eccentric relatives to star in a gothic photo novel which is finally being published in English following renewed interest in his work

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Manchester United 3-0 Leicester, Nottingham Forest 1-3 Newcastle, and more: football – as it happened

Ipswich ended their winless start at Tottenham while Manchester United’s final game before the arrival of Rúben Amorim ended in a commanding win

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Moscow targeted as Ukraine and Russia trade large drone attacks

Ukrainian strike on Moscow is biggest since full-scale invasion while Russia sends wave of record 145 drones

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Make Good: The Post Office Scandal review – a musical miscarriage of justice

The installation of the Horizon digital till resembles the villain’s entrance in a pantomime

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Mishal Husain left ‘shaken’ by experience of racism in UK this year

BBC presenter says unrest over the summer has made her question her beliefs about British tolerance

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The great remembrance divide: Britain fought for freedom in Europe, but against it in the colonies

While war raged against Hitler, people in places such as India were brutalised – despite their own sacrifices to the cause, says author Mihir Bose

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