The Stonehenge tunnel
Planners claim that a dual carriageway under the prehistoric monument will ease congestion. But campaigners warn that it will have a disastrous impact
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All the rage
On Anzac Day, at the airport, everywhere: the levels of vitriol in Australians’ personal and public lives need to be called out, says Brigid Delaney. It’s just not a clever way to talk to each other
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No drama, it's Bananarama
They were the biggest girl group of the 80s. Then came their ‘painful divorce’. Can Siobhan, Keren and Sara recapture their glory days?
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Divided states
Trump’s first 100 days splits America
We asked two neighbouring communities in Ohio what they make of the president’s first 100 days in office. Their answers paint a disparate picture
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Out of tome
Just a few years ago, the Kindle was being blamed for the death of the traditional book. But the latest figures show a dramatic reversal of fortunes
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The player
For more than two decades, Carlos Kaiser was one of the most famous footballers in Brazil – even though he had no intention of ever kicking a ball
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FaceApp fever
The phone app uses ‘neural networks’ to turn your frown upside down – but the results are nothing to smile about
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Sex machines
The race to build a robot lover
The $30bn sex tech industry is about to unveil its biggest blockbuster: a $15,000 robot companion that talks, learns, and never says no
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Dip recession
If you’re one of the many around the UK left bereft by the sudden shortage of hummus, fear not! It’s easy – and cheap – to make at home
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Observer Food Monthly awards
Nominate your foodie favourites for a prize
The OFM awards celebrate everything from cheap eats to star chefs. Where do you go for a cracking Sunday lunch? What’s the best cookbook you’ve bought? Tell us who deserves recognition
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