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Gigi Gao’s Favourite Authentic Chinese, Swansea: ‘A fabulous creation’ – restaurant review

Gigi Gao’s unique style is on sparkling form in Swansea – the secret is to order unfamiliar dishes, says Jay Rayner

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MPs demand end to repayment clauses in contracts of overseas health workers

Employment conditions can tie staff to roles for up to five years and impose fees of £14,000 for an early return home

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Labour party is ‘sticking two fingers up’ at working people, says Unite boss

Head of party’s biggest union donor warns members feel ‘crushed’ and may vote not to pay millions to Starmer

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The week in audio: British Podcast Awards 2022; Media Storm; Decode; Songbook and more

There’s grace and glamour at this year’s podcast Oscars, while new music and culture shows promise nerdy delights

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Callander-Stirling bus cancellations cause chaos as rural passengers share own stories of disruption

One passenger told the Observer that cancellations across the network have prompted concerns about her work.

Daily Record

Safety concerns over accident blackspot after garden fence was flattened by car for the EIGHTH time

Dunblane resident, Mike Nash, has called for improved safety measures to be introduced on the A820 after cars have smashed through his garden fence eight times in the 16 years he has lived there.

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What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in July

Prize judges, writers and Guardian reader Russell discuss the titles they’ve read over the last month. Join the conversation in the comments

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Commonwealth Games must confront the truth about its sportswashing past

The Games remain an uneasy celebration of ‘common values’ with nations the British empire once exploited

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Woman's garden overgrown after 'council refuses to mow lawn for 2 years'

Angel Robertson, from Bridge of Allan, Scotland, has accused Stirling Council of threatening her over her tenancy due to the condition of her garden

Daily Mirror

Memoirs by Robert Lowell review – a poet’s life

A vivid account of childhood, depression and the postwar American literary scene, from the author of Life Studies

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Disabled Bridge of Allan woman left unable to use garden amid lack of council support

She says the council have failed to cut the garden for the last two years - despite her being unable to do so herself.

Daily Record

Russia: train saboteurs attempt to prevent transfer of military equipment to Ukraine

Activists in Russia are trying to sabotage railways to prevent trains from taking military equipment to Ukraine. They have been posting pictures of damaged rails on Telegram, as well as instructions on how to carry out such sabotage acts. The Observers team spoke to a member of an anarchist organisation…

France 24

'Scottish independence the dream scenario', English comic says after move north

SCOTTISH independence is the “dream scenario” for UK politics, an English comedian has said after moving north of the Border.

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The 20 best easy Mediterranean recipes

From Meedu Saad’s fried courgettes in garlic vinegar to Giorgio Locatelli’s pasta with sardines and Claudia Roden’s rice pudding with apricots, here are our favourite recipes from the north and south of the Mediterranean

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Giorgio Locatelli’s recipe for pasta con le sarde – pasta with sardines, anchovies, fennel, raisins and pine nuts

With Arab flavourings like saffron, plus fennel and anchovies from the island itself, this dish sums up Sicily

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Abel Selaocoe: ‘As an African cellist, I’ve always been looking for a home’

The electrifying, township-born musician on attending South Africa’s Eton, moving to Manchester and feeling Bach’s groove

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Brenda Hale: ‘There’s absolutely no need to scrap the Human Rights Act’

The former supreme court president on the government’s Rwanda plan, her star status among law students and her latest brooch

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Rugby and dementia: if it thinks it is going away, the game is deluding itself

We know from American football that a storm is heading rugby’s way. The governing bodies must act now rather than wait to see if a court of law finds them liable

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‘Every one of us has a different story’: a historic portrait of care system success

Poet Lemn Sissay gathered athletes, artists, CEOs and others who spent part of their childhoods in care for a powerful photograph to inspire young people in care today

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Austin Duffy: ‘I wanted to immerse the reader in the terror of being on call’

The novelist and oncologist on capturing the shock of interning in a hospital, how he fits writing around medicine, and being blown away by Fernanda Melchor

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Between port bombings and air raid sirens, life in Odesa goes on

The new grain deal should help the Black Sea port’s economy – but existence has been hollowed out by the pressure of war

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Child vaping risks becoming ‘public health catastrophe’ in UK, experts warn

There are fears that the e-cigarette boom has the potential to create a generation of young people hooked on nicotine

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The curious case of the Russian JCB dealer and the millionaire

Questions have arisen over sales of the British diggers in Russia after sanctions over the war in Ukraine descended

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‘He could not expel the trauma’: Sidney Nolan’s Auschwitz paintings revealed in landmark show

Preoccupied with the inhumanity of Nazi Germany, the artist painted 220 works in just four weeks: a ‘rambling, tumbling turmoil’ that he did not speak of for decades

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