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My big red carpet makeover: what I learned from the stylists to the stars

Stock up on wig tape, plunge your face in icy water, prepare your poses – and get ready for some really tricky interview questions

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Frieze Sculpture takes over Regent’s Park

Twenty-two international artists turn the English gardens into a dream-like landscape and remind us of our inextricable connection to the natural world

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Take me to the 125 bouncing penguins! What to see at this year’s Frieze art fair

The art jamboree has hit London. Here are our highlights, from therapists for self-driving cars to sweat-guzzling go-go dancers and xoloitzcuintli dogs doused in motor oil

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Frieze London 2024: everything to see and do

As London gears up for Frieze Week (9-13 October 2024), here are the must-sees inside and outside the fair

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Dining across the divide: ‘I think sport is overrated as a force for good’

One was put off sport for life at school, while the other thinks it is positive for society as well as those who play it. Were they any closer on Starmer v Corbyn?

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‘Turned our lives upside down’: the day the Post Office investigators came

Teju Adedayo says she was pressured into confessing to Horizon IT errors, and she has lived under the shadow of it ever since

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‘I am not scary!’ A thrilling audience with super-charged soprano Angela Gheorghiu

She calls herself ‘the world’s most glamorous opera star’, and knew, from kindergarten, that her destiny was to be on stage. Can the Romanian diva possibly live up to her reputation? You bet …

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‘I said: enough of the shame!’: how Johannes Radebe fought the bullies – and became a Strictly superstar

When he began performing, as a boy in South Africa, he was told he would never win. But Radebe overcame homophobia and homelessness to become a beloved dance pioneer

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‘Money runs our lives’: novelist Kiley Reid on education, excess and what makes us squirm

Following her bestselling debut Such a Fun Age, Reid has turned to campus life for her new book Come and Get It. She talks class, money and why becoming a mother has made her a better writer

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Why 140,000 pupils are ‘severely absent’ from school in England – and what we can do about it

Redundancies, lack of funding, and a pandemic have all contributed to a huge rise in children missing from class. Now a bold new initiative aims to solve the problem

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‘Less daunting’: inside the new education unit in north London supporting school refusers

The Royal Free hospital children’s school is running programmes at the renovated Konstam Centre in Camden

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‘All my friends have moved’: how UK cities have been hollowed out by housing price rises

In central London, schools are closing as low and middle-income families are priced out. But some suburbs have more young people than they can afford. And the pattern is being repeated across the UK

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How to choose festive fizz: from artisan to the best bargains

The sparkling wine all depends on what you want it for, personal taste and what you are willing to spend

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‘Hosting is the right thing to do’: people giving shelter to refugees tell us why

The charity Refugees at Home runs a UK-wide network of volunteers with spare rooms

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‘With Cate Blanchett in my ears, I become an insect on the wing’ – our writer merges with a rainforest

Using astonishing VR technology and just his own breathing, our writer dies, disintegrates, then merges with an Amazonian forest. Could he become a sequoia tree next? What about stepping into a black hole?

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The zero-waste wardrobe: five writers try sustainable fashion fixes

How can you lessen the climate impact of your clothes? Our writers spend a month selling, tailoring and mending to find out

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I was trafficked by drug gangs as a child, shot at and stabbed 11 times. Here is how I escaped

Sosa Henkoma was eight when he ran away from violence at home - and just 12 when he was given his first gun. He describes how fatherhood, therapy and sheer luck saved him

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‘Met Gala for the Beyhive’: Beyoncé fans dress up for London film premiere

Release of singer’s Renaissance tour film follows trend to encourage all-out effort for mass cinema trips

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‘This is what survivors look like’: the romance fraud victims who want to help others

Two women conned by fraudsters – one lost $250,000 – have launched a support website and are trying to get the police to take more action

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‘Takes me back to Twiggy’: hundreds queue for H&M Paco Rabanne launch in London

Much-anticipated collaboration brings customers out before dawn in hope of picking up Rabanne label at lower price

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Shop like a billionaire? I bought six items from Temu – the app that’s sweeping the world

Amid the cost of living crisis, China’s answer to Amazon is proving wildly popular, with more than 100m app downloads this year. But are the items any good?

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Meet PC Pod: Sussex police hope shed-sized station can cut crime

Town centre hub in Crawley intended to act as deterrent and give people chance to talk to officers

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‘I stood up and fought back’: how revenge porn survivor Georgia Harrison got her abuser jailed

The reality star’s life was almost destroyed when an ex secretly filmed them having sex and posted it online. He went to prison – and she waived her right to anonymity to help the many women similarly affected

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‘Like a cat with nine lives’: how the British corner shop has survived – and thrived

There are almost 50,000 convenience stores in the UK, offering everything from fruit and veg to home-cooked curries. Here’s how they have fought off Covid, shoplifters, the cost of living crisis …

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Frieze at 20 – the rebellious pop-up that changed art fairs for good

Twenty years on, London’s gathering of gallerists and collectors is big business but it began as a gamble inspired by the success of Tate Modern

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