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Trajal Harrell: The Köln Concert review – Keith Jarrett’s bestselling 70s jazz album made visible

Zürich Dance Ensemble’s extraordinary dancers, led by choreographer Harrell, all but embody the pianist’s free jazz musings, with a little help from Joni Mitchell

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My young boy is the English son of Irish parents…

How do I explain this complicated situation to him, for example when we are watching the rugby?

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Iraq veteran and film-maker Ray Mendoza: ‘Writing Warfare with Alex Garland was like going to a therapist’

The former US Navy Seal on working alongside the Ex Machina director to produce a war movie that’s as true to life as possible

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The week in TV: Black Mirror; Doctor Who; What They Found; Simon Schama: The Road to Auschwitz; Reunion – review

Can the new Black Mirror compete with reality? Plus, Holocaust documentaries from Sam Mendes and Simon Schama, a pioneering British Sign Language thriller – and a nice bit of tension on Doctor Who

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Business secretary refuses to say whether there are enough supplies to keep British Steel furnaces running – as it happened

Jonathan Reynolds says allowing British Steel to collapse would have cost £1bn as public ownership looks increasingly likely

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Notes on chocolate: sweet little treats priced from 70p to £40

From cheap and cheerful to a really gorgeous and generous present

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Manchester United keeper Onana rested for Premier League trip to Newcastle

Ruben Amorim is keen to protect André Onana after he was culpable for both goals against Lyon in Europe and had some off-field problems, too

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No union and forget staff toilet breaks, but hey, at least Bezos can buy Venice for his wedding

In a triumph of bling over restraint, the bride will get a hen do in space and a party on a super-yacht

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In brief: Uncommon Ground; The Pretender; All That Glitters – reviews

Patrick Galbraith debunks the cliches of country life; Jo Harkin’s auspicious debut brings the wars of the roses to life; and Orlando Whitfield’s impressive memoir illuminates his friendship with a fraudster

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Giuseppe Penone: Thoughts in the Roots; José María Velasco: A View of Mexico – review

The arte povera veteran’s passionate celebration of trees risks being eclipsed by the real ones that surround it. And a 19th-century Mexican polymath becomes the first Latin American artist to have a solo show at the National Gallery

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‘They called it black gold’: but should cuttlefish be on our menus?

It’s a delicacy in France and Spain, and springing up at the UK’s restaurants, but is the trend for dining on cuttlefish sustainable?

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Do you yearn to hear Starmer condemn Trump? If so, you’re going to be disappointed

‘Don’t poke the beast’ remains the watchword at Number 10 even as the beast rampages around chewing the legs off the global economy

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Observer killer sudoku

Normal Sudoku rules apply, except the numbers in the cells contained within grey lines add up to the figures in the corner

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Surveillance is in, perks out. Bosses have dropped their masks, but gen Z is fighting back

Employees are choosing to opt out of a new era of corporate malignity, epitomised by Elon Musk

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Unification deal no closer as PGA Tour ponders bid for Ryder Cup stake

With $1.5bn ploughed in by SSG, Jay Monahan and co have plenty of money and no need to agree a deal with LIV

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One to One: John & Yoko review – Lennon and Ono storm Manhattan in intimate post-Beatles doc

Kevin Macdonald and Sam Rice-Edwards’s spry study of the couple in early 70s New York is as much as jittery collage of the era’s culture as it is a revealing portrait

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‘You wouldn’t pick us out as mother and daughter!’: Imelda Staunton and Bessie Carter on acting together for the first time

Bridgerton star Bessie – soon to play Nancy Mitford in a new TV drama – and her mum, acting royalty Imelda, talk Sondheim, sandwiches and taking the stage together in Shaw’s sex worker scandal Mrs Warren’s Profession

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Heels are making a comeback, but this time it’s battle gear

After attaining comfort and a shift in the culture, high heels have returned – for some a symbol of retrogressive femininity, and others, a protest

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What I’ve learned after 40 years as the Observer’s science editor

Almost as amazing as the knowledge we have gained in the past four decades is the fact that some people continue to deny the damage we are doing to our world

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The identity politics of many Muslims, and critics of Islam, are deeply corrosive

Condemning them as ‘sectarian’ is only adding to the clamour that they have no place in the west

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In the rush towards a law on assisted dying, the vulnerable have become expendable

Concerns that Kim Leadbeater’s proposed legislation is ‘flawed and dangerous’ are being overlooked

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‘How much will a manic Trump cost me?’ Pension savers’ anxiety rises over market volatility

Guardian readers say they have been hit hard by the US-inspired trade war, with some having lost tens of thousands from their pots

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Trafficking victims rejecting UK government support because they fear being deported

Nearly 6,000 victims of modern slavery chose not to be referred for help last year, new data shows

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The big picture: Sally Mann captures girls on the cusp of womanhood

For her classic series At Twelve, the American photographer created a collective portrait of adolescent girls, including world-weary Olivia pictured in her yard

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Rising number of women stopped and searched by police in England and Wales

Home Office data shows a 7% increase in searches of women up to March 2024 compared with a 2% drop for those of men

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