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From corsets to Charli xcx: the captivating looks and sounds of “Wuthering Heights”

Get ready for ‘moorcore’: Charli xcx and other formidable creatives have forged a singular sound and style for “Wuthering Heights” that showcases Britain’s filmmaking talent. Have they and Emerald Fennell fashioned a new cultural zeitgeist?

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Top seats for Nations Championship’s ‘Glastonbury of Rugby’ at Twickenham to cost £280

Top-end tickets for the inaugural Nations Championship final at Twickenham will cost £280 as part of a weekend billed as the ‘Glastonbury of Rugby’

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Killing on a mass scale: piecing together the full picture of Iran’s brutal crackdown

In this week’s newsletter: witness accounts reveal how violence escalated in Iran; and how millions of deepfake nudes have been shared on Telegram

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Goofy! Pouty! Unvampy! With nine films on the go, can Charli xcx act?

She’s the edgy British brat who conquered the world with her hard-partying, electro-banging aesthetic. But can the star now go where Beyoncé and Harry Styles stumbled – and smash the silver screen?

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King must feel vindicated for cutting off Andrew by latest Epstein files release

Position of Mountbatten-Windsor now appears even more grave, and the shadow cast over his family even darker

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Carol Lawrence obituary

Other lives: Stage and costume designer who made her mark in the BBC’s flagship Saturday morning TV shows

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Shamed by the Epstein scandal, riven by infighting: have the UK royals ever been in a bigger mess than this?

The sad truth is that we are witnessing a legacy of the late queen: an organisation unable to meet today’s challenges, says author and royal expert Stephen Bates

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John Barkham obituary

Other lives: Ecologist and influential lecturer at the School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia

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Things reek, stink and pong – but why are there no verbs for describing a delightful odour?

We don’t have a single verb to express smelling something nice. Welsh and Croatian, by contrast, are never caught short when something fragrant gets right up your nose, writes Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles

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Researcher paid people for testimony about Daily Mail, high court told

Former phone hacker Graham Johnson denies claims, saying payments were part of effort to draw attention to unlawful behaviour by media

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Israeli strikes kill at least 21 in Gaza as Rafah patient crossings halted

Six children among dead as Israeli agency restricts evacuations two days after crossing to Egypt reopened

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‘Downright adorable’: why Alan Carr and Amanda Holden are TV’s most lovable duo

One is the ultimate hun, the other is TV’s most infectiously funny presence and together, they’re a dream team. Their feelgood Greek Job is like a holiday with your two most outrageous mates

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Arsenal’s fun boat sails on but quadruple attempt will surely hit the rocks

In today’s Football Daily: Arsenal’s mission impossible

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Nigel Farage made ‘non-apology’, says school contemporary who accused him of racism

Film-maker Peter Ettedgui responded to BBC interview in which Reform leader apologised for any hurt caused

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Gunmen kill more than 160 people in attacks on two west Nigeria villages

Local politician says armed men rounded up residents, bound their hands behind their backs and shot them

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Cali vibes, east London postcode: how I transformed my home with Golden State style

Will the interior design of California, with its emphasis on light, touch and nature, translate to east London and banish the winter darkness?

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Chinese carmaker Chery to launch fourth brand in UK

State-owned company will sell under the Lepas brand, continuing its rapid expansion in the British market

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Young ladies too tired to stand at a Black debutante ball: Miranda Barnes’s best photograph

‘The girls wait for two or three hours to be introduced. The reason they’re sitting on the ground is because there weren’t any chairs in the waiting room’

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The best soup makers in the UK for healthy, thrifty meals – tested

We simmered 40 batches of soup to see which makers are worth their stock, including self-cleaning wonders and the best for busy families

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‘One moment it was a little blip. The next, our friends are dying’: the gay porn soundtrack composers lost to the Aids crisis

Gay porn in the 80s was home to beautifully moody synth music that is only now getting rediscovered – tragically too late for many of its creators

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Allan Massie obituary

Acclaimed novelist and literary critic who was a staunch opponent of Scottish devolution

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Mandelson disclosures: What is a humble address and why are the Tories using one?

Kemi Badenoch hopes parliamentary procedure will release documents relating to ambassador’s appointment

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Team GB’s best chance of Winter Olympics gold dealt major blow after helmets ban

Great Britain’s best hopes of a gold medal at these Winter Olympics have suffered a significant blow after their aerodynamic helmets were banned for being the wrong shape

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‘It’s about hurling yourself into the unknown’: Charmaine Watkiss on turning a UK museum upside down

The artist’s work resurfaces skills and knowledge that colonialism buried. She explains how her drawings and sculpture weave botanical illustration and traditional craft to engage with generational trauma

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‘When did empathy become exceptional?’: what’s behind Sánchez’s plan to ‘regularise’ 500,000 undocumented migrants in Spain

As anti-migration policies sweep the continent, the Spanish PM is going against the tide by announcing that half a million undocumented people and asylum seekers will be ‘regularised’

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