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Weekend reading: Backchat on royal union and rip in 'special relationship'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle engagement in Kensington Palace

The vortex

The nightmare of online debate

When we feud over Donald Trump or Brexit online, it’s easy to believe our in-group is the lone voice of sanity. But our tribalistic clashes send us spiralling deeper into the void

Online debate illustration

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Trump v the UK

Cancel the state visit

The US president’s foul tweet aims a wrecking ball at Theresa May. It will do untold damage to the ‘special relationship’, writes Martin Kettle

US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May walking to a press conference at the White House in Washington

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Susan Sarandon sounds off

‘If Hillary had won, we’d be at war’

Once the bete noire of the right, now the actor finds herself even more hated by the left for refusing to support Hillary Clinton against Donald Trump

Susan Sarandon Kering

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Back to front

The power of a stylish rear-view

How you look from behind is now as important as how you look from the front, as the royal engagement pictures, Roland Mouret and Instagram will attest

Britain’s Prince Harry and Meghan Markle walk away after posing for the media in the grounds of Kensington Palace

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A mystery in Ghana

The true story of the fake US embassy

Last year, the US state department said it had uncovered a fake embassy in Accra that had been issuing a stream of forged visas. The story went viral – but all was not as it seemed

Fake visa embassy in Accra, Ghana

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‘I can’t eat or sleep’

Threatened with deportation after 30 years

Paulette Wilson moved to the UK in 1968, and worked and raised her daughter here. So why was she suddenly taken to Yarl’s Wood detention centre and almost forced on to a plane to Jamaica?

Paulette Wilson of Wolverhampton who has lived in the UK for 50 years

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'What the hell's coriander?'

My class made me feel an outsider

Crossing Britain’s class divisions has never been easy. There are plenty of traps for people who grew up with chips, not coriander, writes Rebecca Nicholson

Nicola Roberts (centre) and the rest of Girls Aloud

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São Paulo divided

Inequality ... in a photograph

In 2004, photographer Tuca Vieira captured the image of the Paraisópolis favela next to its wealthy neighbour, Morumbi, that came to symbolise the gap between São Paulo’s rich and poor. He gives us the inside story

Citta. Architettura e societa

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Tamal Ray’s winter warmers

Plantain stew and slow-cooked oxtail

At this time of year what we most need is something warming and filling. There’s no better cut of meat for a stew than oxtail, while a vegetarian broth can pack a punch with plantain

Tamal Ray’s recipe - Oxtail stew.

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