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Krokodilos, London W8: ‘Suddenly I’m Christina Onassis’ – restaurant review

I was wearing white, and foolishly imagined I’d emerge unsplattered

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‘Illegal’ among words most often linked to migrants in UK politics, report finds

Exclusive: Language during debates reinforces view of migration as inherently unlawful, says Runnymede Trust

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Javier Tebas warns football world not to overlook threat of A22 Super League

The president of La Liga, Javier Tebas, has warned that football cannot afford to overlook the threat posed by A22

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Melancholy, morphine and the Baader-Meinhof group: Marianne Faithfull’s 10 best recordings

From a career-detonating collaboration with the Rolling Stones in 1969 to a hypnotic experiment with 13-era Blur, Marianne Faithfull’s career was one of reinvention – yet always underpinned by her wrenching, affecting vocals

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First Thing: Trump baselessly blames ‘diversity’ and Democrats for deadly DC plane crash

Sixty-seven people die in deadliest US air tragedy since 2001. Plus, Israeli-Hamas deal leads to release of eight hostages and 110 prisoners

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Kim Jones steps down from Christian Dior menswear after seven years

British designer’s departure prompts speculation he could soon head up Burberry

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Back to the future for Scotland and Italy in rerun of 2000 Six Nations opener

Twenty-five years on from the first Six Nations, Murrayfield hosts battle between two teams who have come a long way in a quarter of a century

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Nao on fame, motherhood and living with ME: ‘I’ve had to work a lot on what my idea of success is’

She went from being Jarvis Cocker‘s backing singer to a Grammy-nominated purveyor of ‘wonky funk’, before being set back by chronic fatigue syndrome. But on fourth album Jupiter, she’s learned to ‘ride the waves’

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Manic Street Preachers: Critical Thinking review – older and wiser

The Welsh rockers’ 15th album finds them in thought-provoking mood

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Sutherland century turns screw on wretched England in Women’s Ashes

Eight dropped catches, countless runs leaked and wickets at a premium on morale-sapping day two for England at the MCG

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The Guide #172: Will Severance be worth the wait, and seven more culture storylines in 2025

In this week’s newsletter: From the return of Apple’s hit thriller to the most open Oscar race I can remember, this year has so much in store for us culture vultures

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From deadlines to budgets, project management skills have become vital for everyone – here’s how to make it all easier

Smartsheet can help project managers stay on track by automating workflows and aiding collaboration – all without the need for expert training

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‘Marketeers love tools that foster efficient collaboration’: the secret weapon to staying agile in a fast-moving world

In an era of tight deadlines and multichannel campaigns, marketing teams need a project management tool that simplifies collaboration, streamlines asset management and delivers rapid results

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The ‘super powerful’ tool behind a pharmaceutical giant’s global regulatory operation

When GSK’s regulatory teams needed help to sharpen up their project management, they turned to Smartsheet to reduce admin, increase collaboration and enhance performance overall

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Fewer meetings, greater collaboration: how a project management tool helped a crane builder reach new heights

A successful Smartsheet rollout has resulted in fewer emails and meetings, greater collaboration – and kept more people than ever in the loop

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Pressure grows on Met over ‘heavy-handed’ policing of pro-Gaza protest

Trade unions write to home secretary to complain about officers’ behaviour and tactics in London on 18 January

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Houseplant clinic: why is my monstera turning yellow?

Got a houseplant query? This week, our expert offers advice on keeping cheese plants healthy

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Testing your seeds now will save you time, effort and waste in your garden come spring

If, like me, you store seeds for future planting, it’s worth checking they will germinate. Luckily, the process is simple

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Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy: The Purple Bird review – Will Oldham goes country, but darkly

Recorded in Nashville, the American outlier’s latest is concerned with the state of the nation and more, though there’s mischief in there too

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Chelsea join the race to sign striker Evan Ferguson from Brighton

Chelsea have joined the race to sign the striker Evan Ferguson from Brighton, while Enzo Maresca opened the door to dropping goalkeeper Robert Sánchez

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Transfer window verdict: how every WSL club fared in January

In a month featuring a world-record move, who did perfect business and whose dealings are rated as two out of 10?

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Football transfer rumours: Jordan Henderson to swap Ajax for Monaco?

Ollie Watkins to Arsenal? | Mathys Tel to Manchester United? | Kaoru Mitoma to Al-Nassr?

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Niall Williams: ‘When I first read Chekhov, I thought: “He’s not so great”’

The Irish author on Enid Blyton at bedtimes, discovering Dickens, and the brilliance of Edna O’Brien

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Princess Beatrice has chosen to protect her new baby’s privacy online – good for her

Until recently, everyone’s children were waving from the proverbial balcony on social media. You know the tide has turned when even the royals have stopped, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle fulfilled all my Nazi-punching fantasies

It’s bizarre that a game featuring Hitler and Mussolini on their rise to power feels comforting, but here at least it is entirely permitted – indeed encouraged – to beat up Nazis

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