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First Thing: Two charged with murder over Super Bowl parade shooting

Police blamed a ‘verbal altercation’ between two men carrying firearms for leaving one person dead and 22 injured at the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory parade. Plus, Trump launches ‘Never Surrender’ gold sneaker

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TechScape: Why the EU is taking a €500m bite out of Apple

Apple has been fighting allegations about its music streaming business for years, but the company could still emerge with its head held high

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100 tiny changes to transform your life: from the one-minute rule to pyjama yoga

Want more health and happiness in the year ahead – without having to work too hard? Here are tried and tested tweaks that can lead to big improvements

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A Christmas that changed me: My family was grieving and behaving oddly – so my wife took us to Norfolk

After my mother’s death, I thought my American family would appreciate the escape of a British Christmas. But we learned that grief has long arms and singular patience

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God Save the King’s a dirge, so let’s find an alternative anthem

Letters: Should a track from the band Half Man Half Biscuit be in the running for a new national anthem? Reader Peter Evans thinks so

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‘What are you getting your cat for Christmas?’ ought to be a silly question. What happened?

Last year UK shoppers spent £873m on presents for dogs and cats. Well, at least they are unlikely to ask if you kept the receipt, asks Guardian contributor Tim Dowling

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The British national anthem is ponderous rubbish – if a university wants to ditch it, it’s doing us all a favour

Was Bristol University giving into ‘woke ideology’, or simply cutting the least good song from an overlong ceremony, asks Guardian contributor Tim Dowling

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If ‘man flu’ means men moaning on about minor symptoms, then yes: man flu is real

Another health advocate has said the phenomenon is genuine – and take it from me, it is. But not in the way she’s suggesting, says Guardian columnist Tim Dowling

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An egg-cellent snack that beats all others

Brief letters: Pure comfort eating | Hospital appointments | Missing pockets | Stolen bike lock

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Gin, vermouth … chicken stock?! How did martinis get so weird – and are they more fun to make than drink?

First came James Bond’s shaken variation. Now, the aperitif has been remixed with salt and vinegar, beetroot, bone and even seaweed. Are bartenders just having a giggle – or creating modern classics? There’s only one way to find out

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So daytime naps can boost your brain power? No wonder I’m a crossword genius

News that a quick siesta can improve cognitive function is little surprise to those who’ve seen the results of my 2pm doze, says Guardian contributor Tim Dowling

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Tim Dowling: the coffee machine has one final shock in store

I’m forced out to buy a latte at 7am. There are several coffee shops near us so the process should be straightforward …

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Salmon, stress and a delicious surprise! Tim Dowling makes readers’ favourite quiches

Unlike the coronation quiche, there wasn’t a broad bean in sight when we asked readers to name their most-loved combinations. From chorizo to asparagus to king trumpet mushrooms, which should you try?

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Popping the cork when you’re on your own

Brief letters: Champagne celebration | Meaty matters | Problem potholes | Silencing Alexa | Bags of confusion

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Tim Dowling tries cheese cocktails: ‘Like a food waste sack the night before bin day’

An espresso martini with parmesan has gone viral – part of a wider trend including blue cheese negronis and a stilton-washed gin. Are any of them any good?

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Where are my foul excretions? What happened when I boiled my wooden spoons

A TikTok post with almost 50m views has triggered a craze for deep-cleaning wooden kitchen utensils in boiling water. So just how filthy are mine?

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Tim Dowling: I’m revisiting my worst ever moment on stage – a Christmas panto

I was dressed as a series of comic book characters while the ugly sisters sang Holding Out for a Hero

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Paul Mescal is right to call out being groped. Celebrity selfie culture is out of control

The one time I was asked to pose by a snap-happy fan, I felt strangely disorientated, says the Guardian columnist Tim Dowling

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The Brazilian man who walked into his own funeral has taught us all a vital life lesson

If you want to hear your friends say good things about you, faking your own death is definitely not the way to do it, says Guardian contributor Tim Dowling

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Men, guard your friendships – heed the warning of the Banshees of Inisherin

The Oscar contender may be set in the Ireland of a century ago. But it offers a very modern lesson on how fragile male bonds can be, says Guardian columnist Tim Dowling

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The Welsh words lost in translation

Brief letters: Meirw v meirwon | Jacinda Ardern | Tim’s menagerie | Swimming tortoises | Clever penguins

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Monday briefing: Does the Davos conference really have the answers to the world’s problems?

In today’s newsletter: As the high society conference kicks off in the Swiss Alps, it faces new questions about its influence in a fractured world

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‘I own multiple vacuum cleaners – he litters indoors’: what happened when four writers swapped chores with their partners?

Every household has its own unique division of labour, but one person often thinks they do the lion’s share. Would switching roles reveal the truth?

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Trick or treat? Our love/hate relationship with a US-style Halloween

Letters: Readers recall the origins and simpler pleasures of Halloween celebrations, before the Americanisation of the festival

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Romance blooms as the Guardian plays Cupid

Brief letters: Love spreads | Naval commanders’ pay | Liz Truss’s signs of life | Strap-leaf anthurium

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