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The fashion comebacks that prove it’s worth hanging on to your clothes

The smartest wardrobe investment might be looking after the items you already own, says fashion editor Hannah Rochell

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Warwickshire close on title as Somerset hopes fade: county cricket final round, day two – as it happened

Warwickshire are seven wickets from victory over Leicestershire and only need a draw after Somerset toiled against Surrey

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Human skills, AI thrills: the initiative guiding young people into a radically changing job market

With the world of work set to be transformed by AI, a new initiative from Barclays and supported by Atlassian Williams F1 Team is helping the next generation join the fast lane

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

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Toys are us: the adults swapping scrolling for Lego, remote control cars and sewing

To escape the stresses and strains of adulting, more people are choosing to rekindle their love for childhood toys, games and pastimes

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

‘Africa hasn’t decolonised education enough’: how world’s youngest continent can unlock potential

Dr John Nkengasong, a former WHO adviser who worked with Biden administration on Aids policy, says innovation and investment are key to unlocking potential of continent’s graduates

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

We all know a lack of exercise is bad for our bodies. So what is relying on AI doing to our brains?

Most of my students use AI, and I worry about its corrosive effects. We must not entrust tech companies with our long-term health, says Prof Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

‘I have a blowtorch at uni’: what do students eat apart from pesto pasta?

Students are too broke or busy having fun to eat well, right? Wrong: some find cash and time for creme brulee and duck eggs

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

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TalkTalk races to sell consumer and broadband arms as administration looms

Customers and jobs ‘top priority’ as company closes in on deals with Opus Broadband and investment group Octopus

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Norma Tanega and Aida Pavletich: Saturday Dancer review – cult pop songwriter’s wonky collaborations

This reissue of late 80s and early 90s recordings of wonky, nocturnal keyboard and drum machine experiments is immersed in swampy synth and noir-ish eccentricity

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma to The Moment: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder’s slasher spectacular, and Charli xcx’s mockumentary about her Brat summer. Plus, Sydney Sweeney’s immaculate conception

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Pope Leo warns against AI and says technology ‘must remain at service of humans’ during first visit to France – as it happened

The pope gives landmark speech on AI development and Europe’s future

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Israel’s Saied Abu Farchi sent off for corner flag celebration in defeat by Austria

Israel’s forward Saied Abu Farchi was ⁠sent off for his goal celebration in a Nations League loss to Austria

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Manchester City guilty of breaching Premier League’s financial fair play rules – as it happened

Manchester City are facing sanctions from the Premier League after being found guilty of more than 100 charges relating to financial rules breaches

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Jae Stephens: Audacity review – a thrilling lesson in why more debut albums should go for broke

After five EPs in in seven years, the Dallas native with the big voice pours everything into this bonkers cauldron of maximalist R&B and hyperactive pop

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

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The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

De la Fuente brings insatiable Spain to England knowing World Cup is not enough

Spain have won back-to-back major tournaments, but there is still one more to go to match the feted generation of 2008-2012

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

The lure of the loo: how restaurant bathroom design went wild

Restaurants are giving their bathrooms a makeover: plush or pared back, flatteringly lit or full-on disco camp, a TikTokkable loo is now part of the hospitality experience

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Plans are under way to finally help Britain’s unemployed young people – will Labour pull it off?

Alan Milburn is preparing to implement his report to bring young people back into work. Let’s hope the government will see it through, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Chess: Uzbekistan and Germany share Samarkand lead; 11-year-old Sivanandan shines

The Uzbeks, including world championship challenger Javokhir Sindarov, won their first seven matches before a surprise loss to Germany

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Honegger: Jeanne d’Arc au Bûcher album review – faultless recording of an eclectic masterpiece

Honegger’s multifaceted 1935 composition about the French saint is brought to life in spine-tingling detail by Lukáš Vasilek, actors and musicians

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

My dad was a monster! Sara Karloff on reviving Frankenstein, 95 years on

Boris Karloff’s daughter and composer Michael Shapiro, whose musical score for the 1931 film is finally coming to London, talk about how it became a much-loved classic

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Sagal Abdi-Wali: Labour’s candidate in Starmer’s former seat zeroes in on local issues amid Green challenge

Camden council leader’s message is clear: she’s ‘visible, committed and local’, and has been for a long time

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Iran war drives UK diesel price to near record high, and makes interest rate rise ‘hard to avoid’ – as it happened

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey says persistently high oil and gas prices would make it hard to resist pressure to raise interest rates

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

Would you bet on the future of our planet?

Prediction markets are focusing on extreme weather and the climate crisis. But as scientists warn of an increasingly unpredictable planet it’s led to questions about what exactly people are betting on

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

‘I never choose the cautious option’: Royal Opera’s Jakub Hrůša on collaboration, control and conducting Wagner

One year into the role, the Royal Opera’s music director is taking on the challenge of Parsifal, and, next season, the Ring Cycle. I’m here, and I am courageous says the conductor

The Guardian - UK · Sep 25

‘Everything is golden’: readers’ tips for a great autumn day out in the UK

With autumn officially here, our readers savour days of fruitful mellowness, from Cornwall to Loch Lomond

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