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‘I felt deep rage’: Sarah Grochala on her prize-winning play about snubbed computer genius Ada Lovelace

It took her eight years to write Intelligence, an era-hopping epic about the pioneer’s battle for recognition. Now that it’s won the Women’s prize for playwriting, will Grochala stop telling her students to try a different career?

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Healthy politics needs activists – just don’t mention the door-knocking on your CV

Your local party may be in desperate need of your canvassing skills but employers are likely to look askance, research finds

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‘All faiths and none’: London peace march aims to ease Gaza tensions

Vigil is one of a series of events due to be held in the next few days in solidarity with people affected by events in Middle East

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Dining across the divide: ‘He came with a list, papers, diagrams. I think he’s confused’

One believes illegal immigrants and prisoners should be deported. The other favours free movement. Will they make it through the meal?

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‘Refugees need human connection’: how to help make Britain a true home for the displaced

Ahmad, who fled Iran more than a decade ago, has finally been reunited with his his wife and children … and the dog came too. Two charities proved crucial

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‘It wouldn’t exist’: Viagra inventor tells how Welsh miners began its rise

Dr David Brown says erectile dysfunction drug, subject of a BBC drama, could have been scrapped if a miner hadn’t spoken out

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Levi Bellfield lying over Elizabeth Chau murder confession, Met decides

Police will not seek warrant to dig up London site where serial killer claims to have buried Chau

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Bed and breakbeat: guests go crate-digging at UK’s only ‘vinyl hotel’

Vinyl Pimp, in Hackney, east London, offers free night in warehouse to a guest spending £250 or more on records

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‘It’s like a jungle’: London’s pedicab cyclists welcome licences but not price controls

Regulations for carriages, which have been accused of ripping off tourists, announced in king’s speech

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Met police officer under investigation over claims he shared footage of alleged rape

Exclusive: NHS worker Natalie Shotter, 37, was later found dead in west London park after night out with friends

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The List by Yomi Adegoke audiobook review – a very public scandal

Sheila Atim and Arinzé Kene narrate this powerful tale about a couple torn apart by allegations of sexual assault circulated on social media

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Muslim community in London on heightened alert amid Israel-Hamas war

Rising Islamophobia and fears that tensions could boil over prompt police presence at Friday prayers

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Old Oak Common: HS2 debacle shines light on left-behind pocket of London

Area will become critical entry-point into capital if high-speed line no longer ends at Euston

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London museums lag behind regional peers in returning disputed objects

Museums from Glasgow to Cambridge proactively repatriating objects while national institutions ‘forced into position of inertia’

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Bette Gordon: ‘I realised: Oh my God, it’s a porn theatre! I was delighted’

The New York director’s 1983 film Variety used a real ‘adult’ cinema to turn around the male gaze. On its re-release, she explains her lifelong drive to push boundaries

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Dan Wootton allegedly used Martin Branning pseudonym to meet male model

OnlyFans performer claims journalist went by same name allegedly used to offer ex-Sun colleagues money for sexual images

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Simpler menus, less meat and closing for lunch: how UK restaurants are adapting to tough times

Cost of living crisis and labour shortages force hospitality venues to adopt a new normal

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The List by Yomi Adegoke review – a gripping social media nightmare

A young couple’s world is upended by the publication of a list of abusers on Twitter in the Slay in Your Lane author’s nuanced debut novel

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‘Camaraderie, love and affection’: migration and the making of the NHS – a photo essay

Heart of the Nation: migration and the making of the NHS is a touring exhibition by the Migration Museum to mark the service’s 75th anniversary and celebrate the crucial role of its international workers

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Yomi Adegoke: ‘There’s something inherently cringe about writing fiction’

The novelist and Slay in Your Lane co-author talks about her journey via Twitter to become a writer, and channelling her experience of social media into debut novel The List

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Forward prizes for poetry add new award for performed poems

The addition marks the first time spoken-word artists have been recognised by the literary prize, a move described as ‘much-needed’ and ‘momentous’

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Happy endings: the Blind Daters who got married – ‘I wanted to give her a 10, but not be too keen’

Love was in the air when we paired Lizzie and Liam in 2018. And as for Juliet and Dennis from January … watch this space

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Watchdog considers action over Oxfam cartoon of anti-trans ‘hate groups’

Oxfam International apologised and re-edited cartoon alleged to include racial stereotyping and JK Rowling attack

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Emma Doran review – wickedly funny tales of delinquency

Reminiscing about her Irish upbringing, and later being wallflowered at children’s parties, Doran is an assured if reticent performer

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Dining across the divide: ‘She thinks there shouldn’t be private schools - but banning them would be authoritarian’

He is in favour of private schools, she sees education as the biggest social divider. Will they be friends by home time?

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