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Frieze at 20 – the rebellious pop-up that changed art fairs for good

Twenty years on, London’s gathering of gallerists and collectors is big business but it began as a gamble inspired by the success of Tate Modern

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Dining across the divide: ‘He says he wouldn’t go on strike, but it’s a fundamental right’

They disagree on industrial action, taxes and the NHS – will these medical professionals find a topic that heals the division?

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‘Time is the only valuable thing’: artist Sarah Lucas on slacking, social media and her free bus pass

As Tate Britain opens a retrospective – replete with cigarettes, marrows and fried eggs – the former YBA extols the importance of being idle

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Britons’ energy bills are falling – so why are standing charges soaring?

In the cost of living crisis, more people – from campaigners to energy bosses – are starting to question suppliers’ fees

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The BBC’s Marianna Spring: ‘The more violent the rhetoric, the more important it is I expose it’

The broadcaster’s disinformation and social media correspondent spends her time pursuing trolls and dismantling conspiracy theories. In return she is abused, slandered, threatened. She talks about battling cranks, extremists – and Elon Musk

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Maggie Alphonsi: ‘There weren’t many black girls like me who played rugby’

The former England flanker tells Donald McRae how social media trolls motivate her to keep going in her quest to bring diversity to rugby union

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‘It’s been a very surreal month’: Women’s World Cup parties grow fanbase

The atmosphere at viewing parties has been joyful – and organisers hope the momentum can be maintained

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Kool & the Gang’s Robert Bell: ‘When the astronauts went into space, they played Celebration’

Their hits have filled dancefloors for over 40 years. As Kool and the Gang embark on another round of summer gigs, founder Robert ‘Kool’ Bell reveals the secrets of their success

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Labour wants graduate-led nurseries to fight inequality

Exclusive: Bridget Phillipson says early-years education key to improving life chances

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Blind date: ‘She said that her friends found me online before our date’

Charley, 28, chef, meets Matt, 33, medical adviser

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A moment that changed me: I was gay, disabled, alienated. With seven kind words, my life began

At my first Pride, aged 18, I felt it was just another place I didn’t belong. Then I saw a lesbian, topless and proud. Her warmth transformed me in an instant

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‘I’m not just faster, but taller’: how I learned to walk properly – and changed my pace, posture and perspective

When I was told I could reap huge health benefits by learning to walk better, I was sceptical. I was already pretty good at walking, I thought. It turned out I had a lot to learn

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‘I was being bullied – on a global scale!’ Peter Crouch on mockery, marriage and having the last laugh

At 6ft 7in, Crouch was no one’s idea of a footballer – and even his own fans liked to tell him so. But he defied the boos to become a Premier League legend, celebrated podcaster – and the subject of a new documentary

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Feel the force: the thrilling Icelandic soundscapes of Anna Thorvaldsdottir

She makes music that shifts from barely-there sonorities to viscera-quaking climaxes – and top orchestras the world over want to perform it. Our writer joins the composer for tea at her sanctuary in the rolling English countryside

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My Covid-era confidence crisis: how to regain your sense of self, hope and happiness

It is no surprise many of us have struggled to reconnect with the world, post-pandemic. But by being thoughtful about friendships, valuing weak ties and accepting invitations, positive change is possible

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‘I’m going for it like crazy’: Eddie Izzard on her one-woman, 19-role Great Expectations

After 30 years, the standup star is now finally winning acting plaudits, for a ‘tour de force’ take on Dickens with sharper punchlines – and Hamlet is next

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‘By the time I was 30 I’d lived in more than 25 places – including a car showroom’

After three decades of pebbledash, mould and evictions, a serial renter wonders what really makes a home and how we can dig ourselves out of the housing crisis

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Josie Lawrence: ‘As soon as I could speak, I was putting on shows’

The actor looks back over a four-decade career balancing ‘serious’ drama and improv comedy, describes the making of her wholly improvised new film, and explains why we don’t see her on TV so much any more

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‘Warhol cooked us scrambled eggs. Or was it Rauschenberg?’ – Gilbert and George preserve their greatest moments

Now in their 80s, the ‘living sculpture’ couple have built a free gallery to ensure their creations last for ever. Our writer gets a tour of the centre – and its mind-boggling inaugural show

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Helen Glover gets back in the boat again: ‘I truly think I can be better than ever’

Double Olympic champion wants to prove mothers can hit the very top and targets record-breaking podium finish in Paris

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Harry’s styles! My week attempting to dress like the world’s most fashionable man

The former One Direction star is regularly touted as the best-dressed musician – or person – on the globe. Can our writer measure up without breaking the bank?

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‘Nobody can go back – we all face jail’: the dissident theatre company opening Adelaide festival

Belarus Free Theatre currently face years in prison if they return home. Now living in exile, they’re bringing their show Dogs of Europe to Australia

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In the pink! What I learned from my big day as Mr Blobby

The spotted outfits have been popping up all over eBay this year, priced at thousands of pounds. But what can a winning bidder expect to gain from their purchase? I took to the streets to find out

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Fall of Kabul whistleblower sues UK government after sacking

Exclusive: Civil servant who gave anonymous interview to BBC about Afghan withdrawal says service ‘dangerously politicised’

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‘I knew I wanted to stay here for the rest of my life’: how London got its first LGBTQ+ retirement community

The idea is nothing new in other countries, but the UK has been slow to develop housing schemes for older LGBTQ+ people. Now it’s becoming apparent how many people want or need it

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