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‘Strap in and enjoy the ride’: behind the scenes at Jean Paul Gaultier’s wild fashion musical

The kilt-wearing, Madonna-dressing fashion legend and Eurotrash star has seen it all. Now his fabulous life is being turned into a riotous revue

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Repair works to begin next month on collapsed bridge ten months after it closed

Work to repair a crumbling bridge near Croftamie is to finally begin next month, ten months after the route was shut. Traders and villagers have been left frustrated by the amount of time the Catterburn Bridge, on the A809, has been out of bounds, w

Daily Record

Balmaha drivers warned over parking charges after £100 fine sparks panic

Clare Henderson's daughter visited the car park for an hour late at night to witness the sunset over Loch Lomond.

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Shortlist announced for Waterstones debut fiction prize

The ‘dazzling’ finalists include Sequoia Nagamatsu, Eloghosa Osunde, Tara M Stringfellow, Tess Gunty and Louise Kennedy

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Comfort meal: six ways with polenta, from creamy ragu to gluten-free quiche

Low-cost, shape-shifting ingredient is always a treat – whether it’s baked into a cake or fried until crisp

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Guardian Media Group records strongest financial results since 2008

Annual revenues up by 13% to £255.8m, aided by increased contributions from online readers

The Guardian - UK

After Sappho by Selby Wynn Schwartz review – in praise of visionary women

A chorus of writers and artists, from Virginia Woolf to Lina Poletti, tells a bold, original story of creativity and freedom

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Beside the seaside: Jay Rayner’s 10 best value places to eat around the British coastline

Oysters in Essex, cheese toasties in Scotland, cod and chips in Cornwall, Jay Rayner on the restaurants, pubs and seafront kiosks worth eating at this summer

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Joan Bakewell: ‘Life hasn’t got duller as I’ve got older. Less thrilling, perhaps’

The grande dame of broadcasting has, at 89, a new TV series and a book due out. Here she discusses painting, politics and swapping hot dishes with her lockdown neighbours

The Guardian - UK

Rubina Pabani and Poppy Jay: ‘We’re not sexperts – we’re sex clowns’

The candid hosts of the podcast Brown Girls Do It Too tell of the lives behind their searingly honest tales of love, sex and marriage, British South Asian style

The Guardian - UK

Zahawi urged to explain source of £26m mystery loans

Chancellor’s £58m property firm used loans to buy commercial and retail premises across the UK

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Il Borro, London: ‘The music was bad, the pasta dismal’ – restaurant review

This fashion-conscious trattoria in Mayfair shows that eating like a rustic Italian can be an expensive business. By Jay Rayner

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Chinese vaping giant flouting UK advertising rules on selling to children

Observer investigation finds Chinese-owned brand Elf Bar is fuelling the boom in e-cigarettes among young people as social media influencers on TikTok promote its goods in an apparent breach of advertising rules

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Ian Poulter wants it known The Open crowds are laying off the boos

The Englishman is unhappy about the way his involvement with the LIV Series has been portrayed in the media

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‘We disagree politically, but she knows how to run things’: Penny Mordaunt’s sudden rise to bookies’ favourite no surprise to Portsmouth locals

Even some of her political opponents back the Portsmouth North MP in the race to succeed Johnson

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Tess Gunty: ‘I was an almost freakishly devout child’

The Indiana-born author on the midwest setting of her acclaimed debut novel, her fascination with rabbits, and the ‘dazzling’ poetry of Tayi Tibble

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson and the Lebedevs: how I exposed the prime minister’s defining scandal

The ties between the PM and an ex-KGB officer, first revealed in the Observer three years ago, could be Johnson’s lasting legacy

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The Palace of Westminster must be saved, but not the vast expanse of interior detail

The Houses of Parliament, a globally famous monument, will cost up to £13bn to restore. But this amount can be cut in a way that hardly anyone would notice

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Economics made simple: 10 experts on where the cost of living crisis came from, and where it’s heading

Rampant inflation, war in Ukraine, Brexit… we ask 10 experts to explain what the economic crisis means for Britain and how we should respond

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‘People are desperate’: Sri Lankan protesters storm PM’s office demanding resignation

Thousands of Sri Lankans stormed the offices of the prime minister in the capital Colombo on July 13. The protesters demanded he leave his role as acting president after President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled the country. According to our Observer, the unrest will continue to intensify as “desperate” protesters fight for…

The Independent UK

Spotlight on Nadhim Zahawi over personal finances after tax investigations surface

Following multiple revelations by The Independent and other newspapers, questions are now being asked over the chancellor’s wealth and how it has been accumulated

The Guardian - UK

Rebecca Humphries on life after that Strictly debacle: ‘I felt as if I had a voice again. Maybe one that mattered’

The actor’s breakup with comedian Seann Walsh went viral after he cheated on her with his dance partner. Now she’s written an unflinching, very funny memoir

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Paper Cuts by Ted Kessler review – ode to the glory days, and slow demise, of the music press

This colourful, self-deprecating memoir charts the author’s journey from light-fingered record shop employee to editor of Q magazine until it folded in 2020, with guest appearances from Paul Weller, Mark E Smith et al

The Guardian - UK

‘Boris was stabbed in the back’: voters in Tory heartland Spalding defend PM

In true blue constituency in the heart of the fens, residents give Johnson credit for Brexit and stance on war in Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

‘They gave her a bed to die in’: family of woman with Down’s Syndrome denied intensive care seek answers from Covid-19 inquiry

Susan Sullivan’s hospital records suggest she was denied potentially life-saving treatment because of her disability. Now her family are demanding answers

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