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The BFG review – RSC’s big friendly mishmash lacks Matilda’s confidence

This adaptation of the beloved tale about an ogre looks beautiful but does not grow into a giant to rival the company’s hit Roald Dahl musical

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Man guilty of murdering woman and three children in Bradford arson attack

Sharaz Ali, 40, was motivated by jealousy and fuelled by drugs and alcohol when he set fire to house, jury heard

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Travel firm Tui says it is using AI to create ‘inspirational’ videos

Boss says German firm also investing in generative engine optimisation to help push it to top of chatbot responses

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Bob Vylan to sue Ireland’s RTÉ for defamation over Glastonbury coverage

Legal action alleges Irish broadcaster defamed group by claiming they led antisemitic chants at festival in June

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‘Highlight of my week’: how community choirs have changed people’s lives

As James Corden and Ruth Jones announce new series, people share how choirs have brought friendship, belonging and valuable memories

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Tried using the new online GP booking system? I have – and it was almost as miserable as my chest infection

Wes Streeting’s plan to make booking easier made sense. Then I encountered an AI triagist, a stubborn receptionist and a Kafkaesque vicious circle, says Guardian feature writer Simon Hattenstone

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‘A generation lost at sea’: the desperate Rohingya falling prey to traffickers as they flee Bangladesh

Barred from work and school in Bangladesh, thousands of refugees are making the perilous voyage to Malaysia by boat – with some beaten en route to extort even more money

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Liverpool players will not try to influence Salah on his future, says Szoboszlai

Dominik Szoboszlai has said only Mohamed Salah and Liverpool can decide how their standoff ends

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‘Headphones Norm’: Charlton turn up volume to remember fan who touched lives

Tributes were paid at the Valley to a familiar face who began watching games in 1968 and became an inspiration

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‘The 0.001%’: a quick visual breakdown of the world’s wealthiest people

About 56,000 people control three times as much wealth as half of humanity. Here’s one way to illustrate that

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William Hill owner Evoke considers sale or breakup after budget tax rises

Value of heavily indebted company has plummeted more than 90% since it bought chain of 1,400 bookmakers

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Archive, 1975: Iceland opens fire on British vessel

The two European Nato countries clash in the third cod war over fishing rights in the Atlantic

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Tell us: have you ever been required to book a GP appointment in England via an online form?

We’d like to hear from people in England who have been asked to only book a GP appointment via an online form

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First Thing: Zelenskyy ‘ready for elections’ after Trump questions Ukrainian democracy

Ukraine’s president to look at holding wartime vote. Plus, the hidden life of Matthew Perry

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Russell Crowe says makers of Gladiator II did not ‘understand what made the first one special’

The actor has criticised the creative team behind the sequel to Ridley Scott’s 2000 epic, saying it lacked the moral core that defined the original Oscar-winning film

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Eurovision used to be a campy joy – but it has become a cynical way to whitewash war

The song contest continues with its mission of ‘unity and cultural exchange’ by rolling out the red carpet for Israel, even though at least four countries have pulled out in protest, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Coordinated online attack sought to suggest Taylor Swift promoted Nazi ideas, research finds

Thousands of social media posts were traced to deliberate attempts to misrepresent the singer – and showed ‘significant user overlap’ with the campaign to attack actor Blake Lively

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‘We are truly doomed’: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard despair at AI clone appearing on Spotify

Australian psych-rockers, who removed their music from Spotify in protest against the streaming service, lament the appearance of AI band King Lizard Wizard

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From jaffas to the corridor of uncertainty – revel in cricket’s rich language of bowling

The act of bowling is simple, the words used to describe it resplendent with metaphor and imagery

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Gerry McCann calls for stronger press regulation as he recalls ‘monstering’

Parents of Madeleine McCann among dozens to sign letter to PM urging him to revive second part of Leveson inquiry

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Tell us your favourite new podcast of 2025

We would like to hear about your favourite new podcast you’ve been listening to this year and why

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The Christmas vibe shift: forget beige – the Home Alone look is all the rage

This season calls for a tartan bow the size of a dinner plate, traditional baubles on the tree and a host of wooden nutcracker soldiers. ‘Ralph Lauren Christmas’ has gone viral, and gen Z has fallen hard for nostalgia and the 1990s

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Look behind the pomp of Putin’s New Delhi visit. The India-Russia relationship has weakened

Modi voiced words of respect, but he is resisting an anti-western, anti-Ukraine stance, despite the foreign policy contradictions, says Chietigj Bajpaee, a senior fellow at Chatham House

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Sali Hughes on beauty: don’t bother with a new dress – bring the sparkle with your makeup this party season

From a glitter eyeshadow to a deep brown lip, these are easy and fresh ways to give glitz and glamour

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People in the UK: how do you feel about wearing a face covering to help prevent spreading a virus?

As the UK faces a surge in flu cases,an NHS leader has urged people who are ‘coughing and sneezing’ to wear face coverings on public transport. Share your views with us

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