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‘He spent thousands’: how a bank team tries to rescue scam victims

Santander’s specialist squad aims to save customers from the grips of fraudsters offering romance and more

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‘I want to be hopeful’: Nobel prize-winning novelist Han Kang on the crisis in South Korea

With protests on the streets of Seoul, the celebrated writer talks about the painful process of uncovering her country’s brutal past - and how it felt to win the Nobel prize

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A Complete Unknown: how charity shop and Etsy finds completed iconic Dylan look

Film’s costume designer explains how a scarf made from a blanket and some custom-made Levi’s formed key part of Timothée Chalamet’s wardrobe

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‘People want clothes that match their values’: sustainability takes centre stage at Nairobi fashion week

As the dumping of textile waste continues in African countries, designers are making a feature of reusing and recycling – from flea markets, landfill or upcyled curtains

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TV tonight: the return of a popular Scandi crime drama

Norwegian detective William Wisting is back on a knotty new case. Plus: lots of family fun with Michael McIntyre. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Rafah crossing reopens for Gaza’s sick and injured children after months of closure

Thirty-seven minors leave for treatment as three Israeli hostages return home and 183 Palestinians are released

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Daniel Levy, Spurs’ Pelé of debt structuring, may yet be vindicated

Under-fire owner has transformed Spurs into a fully self-sustaining entity. The alternatives are hardly more palatable

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The best theatre to stream this month: The Hot Wing King, Sister Act and Swan Lake

Katori Hall’s culinary comedy, a heavenly Beverley Knight and English National Ballet at Royal Albert Hall are among this month’s highlights

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Some games are bigger than others … so pressure is on Ireland and England

Visitors have potential to forge a winning new identity under Maro Itoje’s captaincy but the experienced Irish remain marginal favourites

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Mark Kermode on… David Lynch, a one-off visionary who was also incredibly funny

The US film-maker took surrealism mainstream with Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks and more. He was also a champion of meditation and excelled at delivering a well-timed gag

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To Big Sur, with love: a monastery stay on the north California coast

High above the Pacific, a hermitage offers a world without distraction, where silence, serenity and joy reign supreme

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In Trump’s fantasy politics, he can accomplish anything – but reality will prevail

His second term seems to represent an unassailable victory for conservative white men – but soon he’ll be another incumbent in an anti-incumbent world, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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Golden Goal: John O’Shea for Manchester United v Arsenal (2005)

The Irishman enjoyed a ‘Cantona moment’ during a a fiery encounter at Highbury exactly 20 years ago, on and off the pitch

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Rejection by Tony Tulathimutte review – ‘like being inside the internet’

A questionable male feminist, a closet sadist and a disaffected Twitter addict populate this acerbic story collection that captures the spirit of our doomscrolling age

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Go Back to Where You Came From: this in-your-face asylum seeker experiment is deeply cringe-inducing TV

Participants in Channel 4’s new show recreate the journeys made by refugees for entertainment. It’s awkward watching, and feels like a pointless endeavour

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Quarter of leading UK universities cutting staff due to budget shortfalls

Up to 10,000 redundancies or job losses feared as institutes undergo restructuring

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Strange, surreal and sexy: 31 images that changed the way we see our bodies

From dancers to divas, amputees to activists: what images of the human form throughout the decades tell us about who we are

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Small UK businesses complain of being caught unawares by EU ‘red tape’

New safety regulations have led SMEs to stop sales to bloc and Northern Ireland while they work out how to comply

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What is the International Space Station made of? Try our kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

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‘Are we dating the same guy?’: Women turn to Facebook to uncover cheating and violence

Experts say use of groups to warn others about dangerous men is indictment on governments’ failure to keep women safe

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What links Lauryn Hill and Jon Bon Jovi? The Saturday quiz

From brazen bull and the Duke of Exeter’s daughter to the whirligig, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

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Russian spy ship fire exposes poor state of Mediterranean fleet, say experts

Incident reveals Russia’s maritime presence in the area is in a state of disrepair and disarray, argue western sources

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Campaigners hail ‘important victory’ in protection of England’s national parks

Minister says there was error when Manningtree station car park extension was approved under last government

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Full-fat milk sales rise as UK’s appetite for low-calorie options cools

Whole milk, full-fat yoghurt and blocks of butter in demand as shoppers go back to basics to avoid processed food

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Blind date: ‘I hoped my first ever blind date would be with a good human … nailed it’

Holly, 42, an NHS service manager, meets Johnny, 45, a product manager

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