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It’s nothing short of TV gold: mix horror with wild comedy and call it Starmer’s last stand

The only reason we might not get our seventh prime minister in 10 years is that no one can find one, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Barnsley drug dealer rigged properties with ‘Home Alone’ booby traps

Ian Claughton, 60, jailed after setting up crow-scarers, stun guns and homemade flame-thrower to deter intruders

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Philippe Gaulier had a huge impact on theatre – but his ‘embrace the ridiculous’ lesson is one for us all

The master clown helped generations of performers be more alive in the moment – and not take themselves too seriously. His teachings were for life as well as the stage

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Apple and Google pledge not to discriminate against third-party apps in UK deal

Critics brand deal with regulator as ‘lightweight’ with ‘no legal bite’ as tech giants avoid legally binding measures

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Slot says missing out on Champions League is not acceptable but may not lead to the axe

Arne Slot has said it would be unacceptable for Liverpool not to qualify for the Champions League but is unsure whether he would be sacked

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What is fibremaxxing – and how much is too much?

Most of us aren’t getting enough fibre in our diet, but, as our panel of experts explain, upping your intake is a case of taking baby steps …

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The far right in power always co-opts culture – in France, it has already begun

Marine Le Pen’s party is concocting plans to replace a vital, vibrant arts scene with a retrograde movement that would glorify the country’s past, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

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Winter Olympics officials find fix for broken medals and promise repairs

After days of embarrassing stories about Winter Olympic medals cracking, snapping, and even breaking in two after falling in the snow, organisers say they have finally fixed the problem

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BBC World Service faces funding cliff edge in seven weeks, says Tim Davie

As trust in Russia and China’s state broadcasters grows, director general warns of the dangers of cutting back the service

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Florence + the Machine review – a thrilling shift in tone towards stark, sombre catharsis

Florence Welch is backed by the folk-horror dramatics of a petticoat-clad choir – but quite capable of transfixing the crowd with her billowing voice alone

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Melania drops by 88% to No 62 at UK box office, with £66 site average

The documentary’s second week slump equates to around six tickets per cinema

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Tom Maley obituary

Other lives: Schoolteacher, computer programmer and braille editor for the RNIB

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AstraZeneca CEO hails NHS drug price deal but keeps pause on £200m UK investment

Pascal Soriot suggests UK-US agreement will not be enough to revive plan to expand Cambridge site

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Irish man held in ICE detention says he fears for his life and asks Ireland for help

Seamus Culleton describes conditions as ‘torture’ as he pleads with taoiseach to raise his case with Donald Trump

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Indonesia prepares to send up to 8,000 troops to Gaza as part of Trump plan

Head of army says potential ‘peacemakers’ being trained, in what would be first outside force in Gaza since 1967

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Iran’s shadow fleet of old tankers a ticking bomb for sea life, say experts

Exclusive: Analysts say there will be oil spill catastrophe that could be far bigger than Exxon Valdez disaster

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Out of the red, but at what cost? Birmingham council asset sales have left city reeling, say residents

As council declares it’s ‘no longer bankrupt’, people say closure of services have added to social isolation and crime

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Tell us: do you live in a Reform run council or mayoral authority?

Reform UK was voted into power in several English councils last May – we want to hear from residents about their experiences so far

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New archbishop of Canterbury vows to build trust in how church tackles abuse

Sarah Mullally says Church of England has ‘fallen tragically short’ after predecessor resigned over significant failings

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Whistle review – a smart, sympathetic spin on the cursed-artefact horror

Chiller about a skull-shaped Aztec whistle blends Final Destination-style deaths with a tender portrait of anxious adolescence

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Jos Buttler insists ‘dressing room knows the truth’ about McCullum’s qualities

Former white-ball captain Jos Buttler launched a staunch defence of coach Brendon McCullum, saying ‘everyone in the dressing room knows the truth’

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It’s known for making submarines. So how does this remote Cumbrian venue attract the world’s boldest musicians?

In a park keeper’s lodge in Barrow-in-Furness, Full of Noises has hosted the likes of Julia Holter and Lonnie Holley – and is a model for why arts funding matters

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This is my first Valentine’s Day as a single person since 1994 – and I can’t wait

A trip to the pub with my favourite 89-year-old, followed by a get together with some errant wives ... It’s going to be a belter, writes Zoe Williams

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First Thing: DoJ accused of cover-up after lawmakers view unredacted Epstein files

Jamie Raskin, House judiciary ranking member, says ‘mysterious redactions’ obscure abusers’ names. Plus, RFK Jr accused of misleading Senate

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Test rugby coaches have a shelf life and Townsend must know he’s near the end

As pressure builds before a must-win Calcutta Cup, the Scotland coach may well have reached the point of diminishing returns after nine years in the job

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