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May I have a word about… mafia members having the best nicknames

Cadillac Frank and his cronies knew a thing or two about apt monikers, says Observer columnist Jonathan Bouquet

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Andrew Tate arrest: TikTok and Twitter under fire over false posts from fans

Social media firms in spotlight after allowing conspiracy theories that could affect human-trafficking investigation into ‘king of toxic masculinity’ in Romania

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Sam Mendes: ‘Who would make a great Bond villain? José Mourinho’

In an extraordinary career on stage and screen, the director has always pushed boundaries – and is now making his debut as a screenwriter. He answers questions from famous fans and Observer readers

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Ray-Bans, iPhones, Omega watches: how bookies’ gifts are fuelling a crisis

The case of Martin Sargeant, who was jailed for five years for stealing church funds, is highlighting efforts to learn more about gambling-driven crime

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Review of the year: ‘I was privileged to eat stupidly well in 2022’

It was a challenging year, but the best places led by shining example, writes Jay Rayner

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Crypto collapses, Mone’s masks and golden goodbyes: the 2022 Observer business awards

The Conservative peer’s peerless public service work, Sam Bankman-Fried’s strange love life and Elon Musk, as usual, feature highly in this year’s prestigious honours list

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Community pulls together again to help share Christmas joy with Stirling Observer Give a Gift Appeal

Children and young people across the Stirling Observer’s circulation area were greeted with toys and gifts from Santa on Christmas morning thanks to our annual Give A Gift Appeal. And here we feature just some of those who made it possible to put sm

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A Writer’s Diary by Toby Litt review – birth, death and pencil sharpenings

This stimulating genre-blurring account of a year in the life of a writer asks how we weigh and value our days

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Last Dance with Ann Richards: Best Texas Books of 2022

How Galvestonians used to dance until they dropped (for fun), a former figure skater turned journalist, and other Lone Star State stories.

Texas Observer

Christmas tree goes on 450-mile train ride home after family spot it on Scots farm

Ruth and Tigg Savery picked up a festive tree from the Duff Christmas Tree Farm, in Buchlyvie, Stirling, and decided to take it all the way back to their home in Fulham, London - on public transport.

Daily Record

Former Top Lawmaker on Grid Reforms Becomes Power Company Lobbyist

The ex-chair of a powerful Texas House committee claims he’s found a way around an untested revolving door law

Texas Observer

Lords inquiry launched into Tory peer accused of bullying female journalist

Rami Ranger alleged to have mounted campaign of harassment against reporter who investigated his links to an Indian guru

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Overwhelming support for Stirling Observer Give a Gift Appeal as thousands of toys donated

Representatives of charities and good causes were welcomed with an overwhelming amount of donations at the Stirling Observer Give A Gift Appeal’s main collection day last week. They were delighted to collect a bumper amount of items from us last wee

Daily Record

Will the Uvalde Shooting Prompt Texas To Finally Close a Police Secrecy Loophole?

Texas law allows police to withhold records of suspects who were never convicted. Police abuse it to hide records from families, reporters, and lawyers investigating deaths in custody.

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And the award for the most terrible customer service goes to …

From overcharging parking firms to underwhelming car dealers, we’ve seen it all. We name and shame the worst offenders

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Guardian and Observer charity telethon raises nearly £80,000

Journalists including Marina Hyde and John Crace help raise sum in aid of groups tackling cost of living crisis

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Airbrushing claim as ‘Eric Gill museum’ shuns legacy of artist and sexual abuser

The master craftsman was once lauded in Ditchling, Sussex. Now, as the grotesque truth of his life is acknowledged, all that has changed

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NHS services ‘close to failure’ as patients wait months for diagnostic tests

Children in specialist hospitals are among those waiting longer than the target six weeks

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Digging in: the deprived Bristol area that’s learning to help itself

An allotment, social housing and England’s largest onshore wind turbine are among the schemes planned to remake a community

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Global surrogacy agency accused of putting women at risk with ‘unethical’ medical procedures

Overseas branches of UK-registered firm also let clients pick their baby’s sex, investigation finds

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Power to the people: the neighbours turning their London street into a solar power station

Lynmouth Road, Walthamstow is about to become its own power station, with solar energy for 30 homes. Now the artists responsible want us all to change how we heat our homes. By Anna Fielding

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‘Your life depends on whether Argentina wins’: Buenos Aires at fever pitch as Messi’s team face France

In the capital, where Maradona is worshipped as a god, World Cup victory would take on a spiritual dimension

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‘We didn’t vote for this’: anger over Brexit failures is haunting the Tories

All along the red wall, those who gave the Conservatives their election victory in 2019 feel betrayed, with some turning to the Reform UK party to deliver on policies such as immigration

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US accused of illegal abduction of Lockerbie bomb suspect from Libya

Ex-intelligence officer’s family say he was ‘kidnapped’ by militia before being secretly flown out of country

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The Barley Mow, London: ‘Infuriatingly nice’ – restaurant review

It’s in Mayfair, so obviously not cheap, but the food on offer is butch and beguiling. By Jay Rayner

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