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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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From Gentleman Jack’s hat to Olly Alexander’s cape: 10 objects that tell Britain’s queer history

With drag queens’ dresses, erotic drawings, even a prison door, Queer Britain’s new exhibition distills centuries of LGBTQ+ life. Here are the highlights

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Abel Selaocoe: ‘As an African cellist, I’ve always been looking for a home’

The electrifying, township-born musician on attending South Africa’s Eton, moving to Manchester and feeling Bach’s groove

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‘Strap in and enjoy the ride’: behind the scenes at Jean Paul Gaultier’s wild fashion musical

The kilt-wearing, Madonna-dressing fashion legend and Eurotrash star has seen it all. Now his fabulous life is being turned into a riotous revue

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Not just the ‘red wall’ – how Labour took voters for granted in the heart of east London

Kicked out at the local elections, Tower Hamlets Labour left a legacy of ‘managed decline’ and a disliked plan for Brick Lane, says Hettie O’Brien, assistant Opinion editor at the Guardian

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Can taking a pill really stop you getting a hangover? There’s one way to find out …

Even at £30 a packet, the Myrkl ‘pre-drinking’ pill sold out before its UK launch. I spent four days finding out if it does indeed reduce the effects of alcohol

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‘Boris was stabbed in the back’: voters in Tory heartland Spalding defend PM

In true blue constituency in the heart of the fens, residents give Johnson credit for Brexit and stance on war in Ukraine

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On my radar: Rosie Holt’s cultural highlights

The satirist on her favourite superhero show, her go-to gym motivation music, and why she loves Tim Key

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‘Get lost, be nice, find the nooks and crannies!’ Insider tips on how to really enjoy a festival

Stewards, medical staff and police officers reflect on how to stay safe, have fun and the art of travelling light at the festival

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‘I want my ashes sprinkling here’: gen Z on why Glastonbury is cooler than ever

Glastonbury stewards, medical staff, volunteers and police officers offer expert advice on how to have fun, travel light – and stay safe

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A classicist at Glastonbury: ‘Headbanging in raincoats? It’s as English as Gardeners’ Question Time’

Our chief culture writer is a Glyndebourne veteran, but has never been to the world’s biggest music festival – so what did she make of the spectacle, the songs and the hedonism?

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Macca, Greta and two sexy kangaroos: Saturday at Glastonbury – in pictures

From the ultra-vivacious Yves Tumor, Megan Thee Stallion and Yungblud, to punters dressed as disco balls, feast your eyes on a spectacular day at Glastonbury 2022

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Billie Eilish, Sam Fender and chest hair bras: Friday at Glastonbury – in pictures

From stars such as TLC and Sleaford Mods to eccentric festival punters in their underpants, we give a glimpse into Glastonbury’s first big day

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‘We lost 72 beautiful people. For them, we keep fighting’: Grenfell survivors speak out five years on

The tower’s former residents will never forget the fear and chaos of 14 June 2017, or the anger and grief that followed. They talk about the night when everything changed – and their long battles to regain some kind of normality

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Jewish roots: the Kent farm cultivating Jewish principles of land stewardship

As Europe’s only Jewish farm faces closure, its founder explains why reviving Judaism’s ancient precepts of sustainable agriculture and conservation has never been more urgent

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‘The haves and have-yachts’: on the trail of London’s super-rich

We join sociologist Caroline Knowles on a walk across the economic and class divide of the capital to discover how extreme wealth has reshaped our streets

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‘If my £6.5m Kent mansion is sold now it could help fund Putin’s war’

Russian state-linked bank pursuing financier for millions over alleged fraud is not on UK sanctions list

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Bringing order to the chaos of reality… Jarvis Cocker interviews six collectors

What impulse unites a collector of ceramic cats with someone who gathers broken records or sweet wrappers?

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The week in classical: Don Pasquale; Holst’s Sāvitri

The charms of Donizetti’s comic opera continue to elude, while a Holst rarity shines in an elegant fusion of music and movement

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Britten Sinfonia/Elder review – Holst’s Indian gem takes centre stage

Savitri was given a rare outing in a concert that framed Holst’s Indian opera with works by Grace Williams and Britten, and closed with a boundary-crossing fusion that Holst would have relished

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Much Ado About Nothing review – gaiety abounds in the Globe’s great garden party

Lucy Bailey’s ambling production of Shakespeare’s comedy, set in Italy on the eve of Mussolini’s defeat, exudes pastoral elegance and feels like the start of summer

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Spiritualized review – Jason Pierce twists a simple idea into elegant new shapes

Die-hard fans shower adoration on former Spaceman 3 frontman as he guides stripped-back band through giddily euphoric rushes and walls of improvised noise

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Fontaines DC review – ire, tenderness and very good moshpit

Showcasing tracks from their instant-classic new album Skinty Fia, Dublin’s introspective post-punk five-piece are in their element in a now rare small-scale gig

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Stuart Lawrence: ‘I’ve tried to have hope in my heart since Stephen’s murder’

His brother’s murder cast a long shadow over Stuart Lawrence’s life. Now the former teacher has written a self-help manual for young people

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The War on Drugs review – wistful, immersive rock turned up to 11

Adam Granduciel and his band take Neil Young, Dylan and Springsteen, add a hint of krautrock and mix a heady cocktail

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