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22 May 2022
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Minister asked repeatedly for details on PM’s meeting with senior civil servant ahead of Partygate report -
Over 50 specialists skilled in delivering crude explosive working with Vladimir Putin’s forces, intelligence sources believe
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Anthony Albanese and his senior leadership and economics team will be sworn in on Monday as PM-elect declares he wants to ‘change the country’ -
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Exclusive: Condition most prevalent among those who had Covid, raising possibility of link with Parkinson’s disease
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Russian troops focus on eastern Ukraine; Zelenskiy says conflict can only ‘definitively end through diplomacy’ -
Unit of young and old volunteer fighters guard network of trenches built since February invasion -
Exclusive: Platform takes ‘unprecedented action’ to address content guideline violations since invasion -
Only a 10-minute drive apart but cut off by war, Serhi Belyaev took a perilous road trip to be with his loved ones again
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This traditional British caff is the beating heart of its north London community
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Age, class and sexualities collide in the new TV version of Rooney’s novel. Here, its young leads discuss landing their roles in this wonky love quadrangle and how it feels to follow Normal People -
Game of Thrones’ Rose Leslie on playing the Time Traveler’s Wife and life with Kit Harington
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Rolling report: Keep up to date with all the action fro the opening day at Roland Garros with Daniel Harris -
Fans review the season with one game to play: the stars, the flops and the moments that made them smile
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The Norwegian forward sparkled as Lyon outclassed the holders to regain the trophy -
Having built a winning juggernaut with the Australian women’s side, the coach must now repeat the trick all over again
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War in Ukraine is the latest threat to the whole intellectual edifice of globalisation -
When even young women join the actor’s male tormentors, ideas of justice soon begin to unravel
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Friendships, flexible hours and a pleasant place to work are all more significant than salary -
The alleged shooter copied the manifesto of the New Zealand mosque attacker – showing how easy it is to replace Muslim with Black or Jewish in the logic of the extreme right
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The Bank of England governor warned last week of ‘apocalyptic’ food price rises. Yet war in Ukraine, climate change and inflation are already taking their toll all over the world -
When the Camp fire raged through the Sierra Nevada foothills, it turned an existing housing crisis into a growing emergency -
Data shows people finding it harder to sleep, especially women and older people, with serious health impacts
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Campaigners say ministers must change course as millions face famine in Africa and the Ukraine war threatens to disrupt global food supplies -
Russian state-linked bank pursuing financier for millions over alleged fraud is not on UK sanctions list
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Labour says it is ‘simply staggering’ department authorised the move amid a cost of living crisis -
Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall will surprise the residents of Albert Square at street party -
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Partial restart comes as curbs tightened in other areas, highlighting difficulties of resuming life under China’s strict zero-Covid policy -
Landmark ruling follows case of three young Indigenous Mexicans detained and abused on suspicion of being Guatemalan migrants
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Thousands of lives were saved by activists who have now been
put on trial in Sicily on trafficking charges -
Digital wizardry and academic sleuthing have helped recreate a cultural treasure severely damaged in the conflict in 1922 -
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The first-time film-maker memorably disowned his grim and grimy Alien movie but a devoted fanbase insists it’s better than its bad reputation -
The actor on breaking through in C4’s It’s a Sin, his title role on stage in Britannicus – and always being seen as ‘the tall one with the long hair’ -
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Welcome summer with smashed new potatoes, blue cheese and chicory, and a salad of shaved asparagus, beetroot, fennel and wild rice -
This is a classic French bistro guaranteed to spread delight, says Jay Rayner -
Popular bike trails for all, taking in canals, forests and seaside as well as cyclist-friendly places to stay
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We all have our comfort foods. Grace Dent invites famous guests to share theirs in the third season of Comfort Eating.
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Author Tim Clare spend a year learning how to tackle the problem. This is his seven-point guide to what worked for him -
Clinical trials show that curcumin, present in the spice, may help fight osteoarthritis and other diseases, but there’s a catch – bioavailability, or how to get it into the blood -
This week the supergroup begin seven months of gigs in a purpose-built London arena… with the band members elsewhere
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See all the highlights from election night 2022 -
The photographer and Instagrammer looks back at the day under Manhattan Bridge when a hobby became a calling
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The Buffalo shooting in New York, the war crimes trial in Kyiv, protests in Sri Lanka, the super moon over Greece and Liverpool win the FA Cup: the most striking images from around the world this week -
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Mount Nyiragongo, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, erupted in May last year. More than 360,000 people were displaced from around Goma but the aid has dried up and now they must largely fend for themselves -
A selection of the 25 shortlisted photographers for the Contemporary African Photography prize introduce their work
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