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Swedish shoppers boycott supermarkets over ‘runaway’ food prices

With the cost of feeding a family up by an estimated £2,290, consumers, like many across Europe, are taking direct action

The Guardian - UK

How To Lodge Your Insurance Claim If You’ve Been Impacted By Ex-Cyclone Alfred

Over 9,200 claims have been lodged so far, with thousands more expected in the coming days and weeks.

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Jimmy review – lyrical and impressionistic vision of James Baldwin in 1940s Paris

The celebrated Black American author’s arrival in the City of Light is reimagined in this freewheeling feature, which prioritises images over the spoken word

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Artist Lubaina Himid: ‘The YBAs were wired into selling art. We had no idea that was how to do it’

The pioneering Turner prize winner on being ignored for years, representing the UK at next year’s Venice Biennale, and the joys of Preston

The Guardian - UK

‘Artists should let the cat out of the bag’: Lubaina Himid to represent Britain at 2026 Venice Biennale

She was once forced to exhibit in a corridor by the ICA toilet. Now the 70-year-old artist is going to the ‘Olympics of art’ where she has ‘all sorts of things to say about Britain’s history and the British pavilion itself’

The Guardian - UK

Uncomplicating Arizona Workers’ Compensation

Arizona workers’ compensation is available to any full or part-time company employees claiming for work-related illness or injuries. However, workers’ compensation laws can be specific—and sometimes employees face unnecessary intimidation or resistance from their employers when attempting to claim.

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New Contemporaries review – Kafka portals, concrete phalluses and a Muppet Pasolini

One miraculous, mind-boggling work dominates this annual show of emerging artists, but there is an enormous amount of absorbing art, not least the Trans-Siberian video diary

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Favoriten review – charming kids’ eye view of an inner city Vienna primary

Ruth Beckermann’s compassionate documentary is testament to a diverse group of delightful seven-year-olds and the brilliance of their dedicated teacher

The Guardian - UK

Meet the Americans fleeing to Portugal and Italy in fear of a Trump return

“People are not waiting for November. They're getting their affairs in order now.”

Fortune

True Chronicles of the Blida Joinville Psychiatric Hospital in the Last Century, when Dr Frantz Fanon Was Head of the Fifth Ward between 1953 and 1956 – review

This sober but compelling study of the man who radically transformed treatment at an Algerian hospital explores the link between mental illness and imperialist violence

The Guardian - UK

Lafayette, San Diego: this maximalist hotel is a film lover's fantasy

Opulent interiors. A bowling alley. It’s own 24-hour diner. It’s no wonder this hotel has become a local hotspot since repoening last year. Jessica Landon checks in for the A-list treatment — and discovers the city’s unique culture

Evening Standard

'We ripped up the rule book' – how NTS radio took over London and the world

Since launching from a tiny studio in Hackney in 2011, NTS has grown from a local experiment into a global phenomenon with a dedicated cult following. Emma Loffhagen speaks to founder Femi Adeyemi and DJ Flo Dill about the alt-radio station’s stratospheric rise to success

Evening Standard

Ferrari aiming for clarity over WEC restarts after failed Spa appeal

Ferrari is hopeful of a clarification of rules governing World Endurance Championship restarts after the loss of its appeal against the failed protest of the results of May’s Spa round.

Motorsport

Ferrari aiming to get clarity over WEC restarts after failed Spa appeal

Ferrari is hopeful of a clarification of rules governing World Endurance Championship restarts after the loss of its appeal against the failed protest of the results of May’s Spa round.

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The Guardian - UK

Kate Owen obituary

Other lives: Theatre designer dedicated to the alternative sector, in particular Gay Sweatshop

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Clandestina review – artists fighting fascists in Portugal in the 1950s – and the present day

The words of artist-activist Margarida Tengarrinha ground Maria Mire’s feature debut, which evokes a lineage of political dissent through ambiguous visual sequences

The Conversation

Australian contact sports’ next major concussion headache could come from insurance companies

Zurich Insurance Group promotes itself as “one of the world’s most experienced insurers”.

Wallpaper

Jouissance: the perfume brand turning erotic French literature into subversive scents

Jouissance has interpreted the literature of Anaïs Nin, Anne Desclos and Catherine Millet into perfume, brand founder Cherry Cheng tells Wallpaper*

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Evening Standard

Things to do in London this weekend (August 2 – 4)

A bumper weekend guide, with new restaurants, wine bars, cultural happenings and the best in live sport outside of Paris, here’s everything to get up to

Inverse

12 Years Later, 'Hitman's Weirdest Entry Is Free on Amazon Prime and Still Worth Playing

'Hitman Absolution' represents the biggest departure for the series. But it's still an entry worth playing.

Motorsport

Porsche loses da Costa Formula E Misano disqualification appeal

The International Court of Appeal has upheld the decision of the stewards in disqualifying Antonio Felix da Costa from the Misano E-Prix, meaning he has lost his Formula E win.

The Canberra Times

'Ghost' business in the heart of Canberra accused of stealing dreams

Canberra-based company accused of stealing $28,000.

The Guardian - UK

UK galleries rushed to diversify art after Black Lives Matter, artist says

South Africa-born painter Gavin Jantjes says institutions tried to buy work they ignored decades earlier

The Guardian - UK

‘I wanted to scrape it from my eyeballs’: critics on their zero-star savagings

Sometimes a film, gig or sex-positive puppet show is so excruciating that awarding it one star just isn’t damning enough. How do writers who’ve written zero-star reviews feel about the worst shows they’ve ever seen now?

The Guardian - UK

Ospina Cali Colombia review – giant of Latin American activist cinema explains himself

Luis Ospina, interviewed shortly before his death, recalls a fierce career that applied the lessons of the French New Wave to his work

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