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Dining across the divide: ‘My friends expect a negative response when they say they’re British, which is a shame’

They had different takes on immigration, the monarchy and Britain’s colonial past – how did they end up swapping numbers?

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‘They’ve knocked down hundreds of trees’: concerns over Cornwall’s new anti-gridlock road

The infamous A30 summer holiday bottleneck will go when eight miles of dual carriageway opens in March. But for some, the cost is too high

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Not just St Ives: Redruth festival will shine light on vibrant Cornish arts scene

First Flamm festival in old mining town this weekend will include ‘art rave’ and installations using local natural materials

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‘It’s more February than August’: holidaymakers sit out storm in Cornwall

Britain’s soggy summer is enough to make you give up and head to the Med. Yet families are happily splashing around on the beach in St Ives

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Coast to coast: snapshots of Cornwall’s new Tamar valley walk

Our photojournalist samples short walks along the new 87-mile route which hugs the border of Cornwall and Devon

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Dining across the divide: ‘I didn’t want to rant on, to spoil her lunch’

Tackling the Cornish housing crisis, retirement age – at least they agree on one thing: there are no easy answers

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‘Here’s a green blob. What does it sound like?’: the kids’ orchestra making mind-expanding noise

Cornwall Youth Noise Orchestra sounds like the harsh end of 80s industrial and freaks out even their teachers. Ahead of a major concert, we visit their adventurous sound lab

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Rocketmen, ravers and relief from the sun: Sunday at Glastonbury – photo essay

The 2023 Glastonbury festival finished with a bang: Elton John closing the Pyramid stage and Lil Nas X bringing reptiles and ridiculousness to Worthy Farm

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Perv-O-Shine and sleep vaping: 23 things I learned about the world – and myself – at Glastonbury 2023

I’d never realised how bland life is without dogs, or experienced the joys of a lagerita. It’s amazing what you discover when you spend the weekend with 200,000 strangers

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Streakers, heat seekers and all-star surprises: Saturday at Glastonbury 2023 – photo essay

Acts from Lizzo to Lewis Capaldi sweated it out under the baking sun – with on-stage guests ranging from Johnny Marr to Central Cee’s cute baby

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Lizzo at Glastonbury review – life-affirmation 101

Joyful, supremely expressive performer who kinetically embodies every second of her ebullient show is hobbled by painfully literal lyrics

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Foo Fighters, Fred Again and fabulous sunshine: Friday at Glastonbury – photo essay

Take a visual tour through the first big day at Glastonbury 2023, from an energetic Joe Wicks workout early in the day to a secret Foo Fighters set, a huge crowd for Fred Again, and headliners including Kelis and Arctic Monkeys

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Arctic Monkeys at Glastonbury review – breaking rock’s rules at their own strange pace

With euphoric alt-rock anthems up against atmospheric ballads, this set shows the ground the headliners have covered – but doesn’t always bring the crowd on the journey

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‘I’m like a Labrador, I get very excited’: Sharleen Spiteri in conversation at Glastonbury

The Texas singer talks about hanging up on Ol’ Dirty Bastard, being recognised by younger crowds and her festival history in the first of the Guardian’s onstage talks with musicians at Glastonbury

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Friday at Glastonbury 2023: Arctic Monkeys, Foo Fighters, Kelis and more – as it happened

Read back over the first full day at Glastonbury 2023, from Foo Fighters’ secret set to Wizkid, Warpaint and more

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Why are eggs so expensive? Here’s what a farmer and 14,000 hens told me

British eggs now cost almost a third more than a year ago. But that hasn’t stopped producers from going bust, or getting rid of their flocks. Who or what is to blame, apart from Putin, feed prices, the supermarkets … ?

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Protesters urge caution over St Ives climate trial amid chemical plans for bay

Campaigners worry about scheme’s impact on marine ecosystem but Planetary Technologies says concerns misplaced

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Race to rescue Bude’s Pepperpot lookout tower from being swept into the sea

The 188-year-old coastguard’s tower in Cornwall is to be moved 100m inland to save it from coastal erosion

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Dining across the divide: ‘This man will find common ground with you. I cannot overplay how much I enjoyed his company’

Can a mental health worker and a naval engineer agree on immigration?

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UK air accident officials to investigate failure to get satellites into orbit

Teams behind historic mission describe tearful scenes but express determination to try again

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Cornish climate proves challenging for US space crew

American crew and technicians in UK for historic mission find persistent rain and wind ‘interesting but fun’

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‘It’s really happening’: tears of joy as space mission nears Cornwall launch

Touchdown in Newquay of 747 converted to carry satellite-propelling rocket silences even the most hardened doubters

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‘Is it seaweed – or something more sinister?’ The sewage blighting Cornwall’s beaches

Beachgoers were warned to stay out of the water this summer after sewage was discharged into the sea. Locals at Falmouth Bay in Cornwall tell of their rage at the water companies – and the rising tide of filth

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Goonhilly – the station supporting Nasa’s Artemis moon mission from Cornwall

History-rich communcation centre in Lizard peninsula will track the rocket using its Merlin antenna

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‘Doctors should prescribe it!’: the joys of wild camping – and why it is under threat in England

Designated areas of Dartmoor are the only places in England where you can camp out in the wild if you respect the environment. But for how long?

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