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‘I felt this film was my duty’: director Mati Diop on Dahomey, about the return of looted African treasures

The French-Senegalese film-maker on winning the top prize at Berlin for her otherworldly new work, cultural identity and her beef with Beyoncé

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‘You become addicted to pressure’: Rufus Norris on success, stress and the National Theatre’s survival

He has triumphed over controversies, the ‘devastation’ of Covid and 100-hour weeks. As Norris leaves the biggest job in British theatre, he reveals his final season – and his plans to take up carpentry and design kayaks

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Buy a Glastonbury 2024 photograph: ice-cream van and crowd

The Guardian Print Shop has released a unique image taken by David Levene from Glastonbury 2024

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‘It opens eyes’: How one UK school has welcomed and learned from refugees

Staff at Essex primary describe struggle to secure support and the difference a charity’s specialist training made

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He’s 93, he’s run 52 marathons and he’s in the gym six days a week: can this man teach us how to age well?

Known to his friends as the Legend, John Starbrook is living, breathing proof of the power of exercise and enthusiasm. I tried to keep up with him – and barely survived

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Fake noses, lucky tokens and a bed of nails – Sarah Jessica Parker, Joseph Fiennes and other stars reveal their secret dressing room routines

Whoever wins next month’s Olivier awards, global stars will continue to flock to the West End of London to give the stage their all. We take a peek behind the curtain …

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The secret life of Noah Kahan: pop’s sudden superstar on No1s, packed arenas – and impostor syndrome

His album and single are at No1 in the UK, he plays to enormous crowds who sing along to every word, and he was up for a Grammy this year. So why is he still afraid of failure?

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The Tories have ruined our health. These are the three things Labour must do to repair the damage

Childhood obesity and demoralised NHS staff are among the biggest problems for Keir Starmer, says Prof Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

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UK’s first black female Michelin-starred chef: ‘We’re at the forefront of west African food’

Adejoké Bakare, founder and head chef of Chishuru in London, says her achievement feels ‘quite surreal’

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A very cultured snack: trying Fortnum and Mason’s scotch egg with lab-grown meat

Mayfair store hopes to be first to sell modern version of the snack which uses meat grown from cultured animal cells

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‘I’m devastated it’s closing’: London shoppers say farewell to Fenwick

Department store on New Bond Street, which opened in 1890s, closes its doors this weekend

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‘Their heads were nailed to the trees’: what was life – and death – like for Roman legionaries?

It was the defeat that traumatised Rome, leaving 15,000 soldiers slaughtered in a German field. As a major show explores this horror and more, our writer finds traces of the fallen by a forest near the Rhine

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‘A symbol of millions of children’: Little Amal to bring her giant campaign to Adelaide festival

The 3.5-metre high puppet highlights the plight of millions of refugees, especially displaced children fleeing war zones

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British inventor seeks to take $18bn bite out of Apple in bitter patent war

Patrick Racz is in a long-running patent fight with the tech company over claims it stole his filesharing and payment system for iTunes

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The inside story of two rape trials: ‘It’s as bad as I’ve ever known it’

In sexual assault cases, the work of prosecution barristers is complex, poorly paid – and essential. With conviction rates extraordinarily low and barristers quitting criminal practice in droves, the Guardian shadowed one prosecutor for two years

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‘A generation of queer people are grieving for the childhood they never had’: Andrew Haigh on All of Us Strangers

The writer-director’s devastating film, which stars Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal, is hoovering up awards and leaving audiences in pieces. He talks about love, loneliness and the solace of 80s pop

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‘It’s very Instagrammable, for sure’: Balloon Museum opens in London

Interactive art exhibit features an enormous ball pit, giant inflatable rabbits – and booths to pose in for photos

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We can be heroes: the inspiring people we met around the world in 2023

From a karaoke-singing paramedic on a boat in Bangladesh to a proud campaigner for a queer museum in Namibia, these are some of the figures who raised our hopes for humanity

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Lost and Found review – catchy songs and breezy fun as Gruff Rhys steers Oliver Jeffers’ story

Musician-puppeteers help tell the tale of a boy and a penguin in this carefully crafted adaptation of the popular picture book

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Alicia Keys, Elton John … and Joe from the Guardian: why they’ve all played the St Pancras piano

Who doesn’t love a station piano? They spread joy to the people – especially when a music megastar drops by to boost their social media

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Willow’s story: how an abandoned dog lost seven puppies – and found a new home

This winter, animal shelters are in crisis, with pet abandonments hitting a three-year high. We follow one golden retriever from emergency surgery to adoption

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UK nuclear revelations: how bad could they get and could they affect the US and Europe?

Key things to know about hacking, radioactive leaks and toxic workplace culture at Sellafield, Europe’s most hazardous nuclear site

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Sellafield nuclear site workers claim ‘toxic culture’ of bullying, sexual harassment and drugs could put safety at risk

Exclusive: Multiple sources warn poor working culture heightens risk of accidents, suicide and sabotage

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Revealed: Sellafield nuclear site has leak that could pose risk to public

Safety concerns at Europe’s most hazardous plant have caused diplomatic tensions with US, Norway and Ireland

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Sellafield nuclear site hacked by groups linked to Russia and China

Exclusive: Malware may still be present and potential effects have been covered up by staff, investigation reveals

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