The three-degree world
Cities that will be drowned by global warming
The UN is warning that we are now on course for 3C of global warming. This will ultimately redraw the map of the world
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Leave? Nyet!
How Putin could yet save Britain from Brexit
Word of Russian ‘black cash’ financing Brexit leave campaigns is fast becoming a torrent. As the inquiries pile up, hard evidence could delegitimise the EU referendum, writes Mark Galeotti
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Movies regarded as classics are largely made by men. Now, with Hollywood in turmoil, we asked women in film to nominate the movies that should be hailed alongside Scorsese and Spielberg
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A whole new ball game
Stan Collymore gets ready for Russia
The former Liverpool and England striker and outspoken pundit Stan Collymore starts his new TV show on RT on Friday and it sounds as if everybody is in for an interesting ride
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Homage to Catalonia
Why shouldn’t it be an independent state?
The author Colm Tóibín, who has observed Catalan politics for 40 years, calls for Madrid to soften its stance on the question of independence
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Amsterdammers v tourists
‘It’s worst when they throw up in your plant box’
A decade ago Amsterdam pumped money into tourism to recover from the financial crisis but – even as the city bans ‘beer bikes’ – can it be saved from a monster industry of its own making?
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What is your biggest regret?
Here are people’s devastatingly honest answers
When Emma Freud posed this question on Twitter, the stories poured out. Real regrets are about bad choices in love, learning and loss, being held back by fear – and self-blame
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The world's biggest grave robbery
Asia’s disappearing WWII shipwrecks
Dozens of warships believed to contain the remains of thousands of British, American, Australian, Dutch and Japanese service personnel have been illegally ripped apart by salvage divers
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Is this cooking for idiots?
My week eating nothing but ‘recipe box’ food
Meal ingredient subscription services tell you what to cook and deliver every element in cardboard compartments. Does this mean we’ll never have to go supermarket shopping again?
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