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‘A beautiful outpouring of rage’: did Britain’s biggest ever protest change the world?

In February 2003, 1.5 million people protested in London against the looming conflict. They didn’t stop the war… but their legacy still looms large

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‘You stand like an overcooked prawn!’ Why bad posture is the key to back pain – and 10 ways to improve yours

At work and at home, we spend hour after hour sitting, staring at screens or fiddling with our phones – and our hunched, twisted bodies bear the marks. Let’s get things straight again

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‘It’s a farce’: the giant Brexit border control site now used to inspect Ukrainian pets

The customs inspection site at Sevington in Kent has space for 1,700 lorries, but lies largely deserted

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Linda Caicedo: ‘Ever since I was a little girl I have dreamed of playing abroad’

The Colombian 17-year-old on being one of the most coveted players in the world, overcoming cancer and the World Cup

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‘Labour doesn’t seem to understand how it’s happening’: meet the new Black Tories

The Conservatives are keen to boast about the diversity of their top team – but the party has never been seen as a natural home for Black voters. Can a small group of Black Tories change that?

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Jam today: how the Soul Shack nurtures the spirit of a community

Your donations will help a south London youth club to thrive – and contribute to the community in so many other ways

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Dining across the divide: ‘His views are in opposition to everything I believe’

They disagreed on Brexit, immigration, eugenics. Could they find anything in common?

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The push to open up the ‘locked and bolted’ green spaces of UK cities

Campaigners want privately owned and often unused parks and shared gardens in London and elsewhere to be accessible

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Stars come out to back famous Italian deli facing closure in London’s Soho

I Camisa has been battered by the pandemic and rising costs and is threatened with doom after almost a century of trading

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Actor Anjana Vasan: ‘We Are Lady Parts is about embracing your weirdness’

The star of Channel 4’s punk comedy on playing reluctant singer Amina and performing with Paul Mescal in A Streetcar Named Desire

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Met monitoring song lyrics of rap artist it tried to censor on Instagram

Drill artist Chinx (OS) reveals he has to send new song lyrics to police and probation service in case they are deemed to incite violence

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‘Guilty conscience’: Iranians in London torn over cheering on their team

Repression in Iran since death of Mahsa Amini made some wish players took bolder stance against government

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‘He would have done the most extraordinary things’: the shock of losing a loved one to Sads

Patrick Walters was in the throes of first love when his apparently healthy partner died in his sleep. How close are we to understanding ‘sudden arrhythmic death syndrome’?

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‘A tragic figure’: in Liz Truss’s seat there is anger, frustration and little sympathy

The mood in the PM’s Norfolk constituency is sombre as the Tory leader is seen to have no credibility though some fear more turmoil

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‘Kicking myself I didn’t move faster’: fear and panic grips housing market

In a Hertfordshire town, the slump has begun with buyers, sellers and estate agents tell of the effects of Kwarteng’s mini-budget

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‘Hope matters’: Ukrainian and international authors on why literature is important in times of conflict

Ten writers appearing at the Lviv BookForum, run this year in partnership with the Hay festival, discuss why we need books more than ever

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‘I’ve lost confidence in them but I don’t know if I can switch’: Tories in West Midlands face voting dilemma

Few seem willing to change parties in the home of the fabled swing-voting ‘Worcester woman’ but Liz Truss’s days may be numbered

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‘It’s scary – things are escalating fast’: protesters fill UK streets to highlight climate crisis and cost of living

Organisers hail largest wave of simultaneous protests seen in Britain for years as people turn out in over 50 towns and cities

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Autumn has arrived in the UK – but the season is not like it used to be

There’s a new season’s beauty in the Fens, but also signs of altered behaviour by flora and fauna stressed by the milder weather

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People keep calm and carry on queueing to see Queen lying in state

Line nears 5-mile maximum length on first full day of monarch’s flag-draped coffin resting in Westminster Hall

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‘She was our boss’: patience and camaraderie in queue to see Queen’s coffin

With warnings of 10-hour waits to pay their last respects, people come prepared with snacks and folding chairs

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Ivy owner Richard Caring defies order to remove £40m home’s incongruous windows

Billionaire appeals against Kensington’s ruling that he installed windows without permission

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50,000 Ukrainian refugees in UK facing homelessness ‘disaster’ next year

The government has been accused of offering no new support packages to sponsors on its Homes for Ukraine scheme as the first group of six-month placements is set to come to an end

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Billionaire closes main road in South Kensington for gardening work

Ivy owner Richard Caring wins council permission to close part of Onslow Square, a busy ambulance and bus route, for two weeks

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Walter’s, London: ‘So many reasons to go back’ – restaurant review

Nothing can beat a really good local restaurant, and this one in West Dulwich is a little beauty. By Jay Rayner

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