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Poet and artist Jay Bernard: ‘I think our problem today is technical illiteracy’

The award-winning poet and artist on exploring attitudes around Brexit, using AI in their work, and swapping London for Paris

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Decorating with brown: 7 top tips from interior designers for using this on-trend colour with success

Experts share easy ways to successfully use this warm and versatile shade to decorate any room in style

Woman & Home

‘One part of the solution’: how virtual NHS wards are now a reality

Patients can get hospital-level care at home through the use of apps and wearable devices, freeing up hospital beds

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The Last Dinner Party review – like watching firecrackers going off indoors

The British indie rock band demonstrate just why they’ve won every rising star award around in a gig of swashbuckling, musical bravura showcasing their newly released debut album, Prelude to Ecstasy

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Eggslut, London E20: ‘A sea of cement where no chair is the best chair’ - restaurant review

Modern, yes. Decadent, absolutely. But a pleasurable experience? Not really

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Dining across the divide: ‘We have to get over the public school obsession that Britain is something great’

One is happy the UK left the EU, the other thinks Brexit only empowered the wealthy elite. Guess which one reckons the climate crisis is solvable?

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A new start after 60: my puppy made a friend at the pet shop – and life was never the same again

Anne Dicks was walking her black lab Sasha when they met some Guide Dogs fundraisers. She ended up making music for Britain’s only partially sighted morris troupe

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Christmas cook-off! Can I beat my Mum’s delicious dinner - with the help of Delia, Heston and TikTok?

Rich Pelley’s mum is a fantastic cook, her Christmas dinner a marvel. But will her son outdo her with some imaginative, chef-endorsed takes on the classics?

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Daroco, London W1: ‘It’s silly, yes, but it’s fun’ – restaurant review

Fancy pizza, titivated pappardelle and hyped tiramisu – what’s not to like?

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Animal refuges in Britain are ‘full to bursting’ as owners give up pets in cash crisis

With food, energy and vet bills soaring, sanctuaries face huge demand for space and fewer offers of new homes

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‘This is just a Tory line – they don’t care about us’: Taunton’s voters refuse to buy into Sunak’s net zero U-turn

Many in the Somerset town refused to buy into the PM’s claims he dumped his net zero pledges to help struggling families

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‘In the morning they are comatose on the sand’: the Cornish village fighting back against private-school parties

Polzeath installing floodlights and CCTV cameras on the beach after years of battling antisocial behaviour

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Gary Lineker joins Michael Eavis to celebrate social homes built near Glastonbury site

Festival’s founder calls project to help stop local people being priced out of area his proudest achievement

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Veronica Dunn becomes Newcastle's new lord mayor after 'lifetime of commitment' to the city

The Byker councillor and former Unison president succeeds Karen Robinson as the city's first citizen

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Toot, Plymouth: ‘A very good time indeed’ - restaurant review

Toot, a Persian place in Plymouth, could easily blow its own trumpet, but they’ve let me do it instead

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Papi, London E8: ‘Cooking worth waiting for’ – restaurant review

The hype is hot but the cooking is serious

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Dining across the divide: ‘I don’t agree with his overblown fears about what Brexit would unleash’

They both think Brexit has been economically bad – but can they agree on the problems faced by young people?

ABC News

Boy says he feels 'dirty and angry' as woman who raped him when he was 12 is jailed for four years

A boy raped by an older woman says he lost all his friends and felt taken advantage of, as a 26-year-old NSW Central West woman is sentenced to more than four years in jail for the assaults.

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Zapote, London EC2: ‘A deft mix of Brit-Mexican and something more classy’ – restaurant review

Drink a couple of mezcals with a side of crisp pork skin, and see if you care about life then

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Toba, SW1: ‘The bliss is in the devilishly good detail’ – restaurant review

Toba was so slick and distinctly fancy I feared the food would be an afterthought. I was wrong

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Shola Ameobi reveals special Wor Flags tribute ahead of Newcastle United's Wembley cup final

Wor Flags have created a flag to celebrate Newcastle United reaching the Carabao Cup final which has been raised above the civic centre

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When Tony Danza Was the Eagles’ Kicker

A look back at a Disney almost-classic, starring Danza, with help from a future NFL kicker and a cameo from the Eagles’ new owner.

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Notto, London W1: ‘Pasta is safe in these chefs’ hands’ – restaurant review

There’s nothing remotely revolutionary or gimmicky happening here, but a pocket-friendly pasta restaurant in the heart of the capital is an exciting prospect

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Strikers unite across England: ‘Our disputes may be separate but we have one aim’

Voices from picket lines and protests in Bristol, Birmingham and London on a day of mass industrial action

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A new start after 60: I returned to my childhood home – and rediscovered a lost passion

After winning a Bafta for his film work, Mark Frith felt the only way was down. Then he began to draw again, spending two months sketching a tree he had once played in. It was the start of a whole new career

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