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Jamie Borthwick's ex-girlfriend claims Strictly star cheated on her during his time on the show

Chloe Strand claims the actor, 30, was in a relationship with her from March last year, but she has since reportedly learned he was seeing another woman from around August

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Ted Kotcheff obituary

Director whose work ranged from BBC TV’s Play for Today to award-winning drama and Hollywood thrillers

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Freaky Tales review – fun, scuzzy tribute to the exploitation flick

With turns from Tom Hanks and Pedro Pascal, this enjoyable anthology of four interconnected stories set in a parallel 80s California revels in its grindhouse aesthetic

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The Thinking Machine: Jensen Huang, Nvidia and the World’s Most Coveted microchip – review

Stephen Witt’s entertaining study of the rise of chip company Nvidia portrays its leader, Jensen Huang, as a remarkable entrepreneur – sometimes energised by anger

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Central Cee review – UK rap superstar tentatively enjoys stadium success

Cycling through a set of stiff hand gestures, the rapper sometimes seems unsure what to do on stage. But when mediated through screens, his connection to his fans is palpable

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How To Watch The MCU In Order

With 'Thunderbolts' and 'Fantastic Four: First Steps' around the corner, what better time to start from the very beginning?

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‘Their pursuits are the cigar and the siesta’: how two centuries of British writers helped forge our view of Spain

Laurie Lee and Robert Graves among ‘English-speaking Quixotes’ in new book celebrating literary love for all things Spanish

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Delusions of Paradise by Maiwand Banayee review – a compelling rejection of fundamentalism

An Afghan exile’s account of life in war-torn Kabul and a Taliban-dominated refugee camp is an unflinching study of how radicalisation takes root, and his own renunciation of it

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‘Performing is not some gigantic thing – it’s just me breathing’: Obongjayar on the journey from shyness to stardom

Ahead of the release of his spectacular second album, the Nigerian singer speaks of his recent songwriting epiphany and how he learned to best express his political rage

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Overnight: Journeys, Conversations and Stories After Dark by Dan Richards review – night owls of all feathers

This immersive exploration of how we experience the nocturnal world is beautifully illuminating

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90 Years Later, A Sci-Fi Horror Masterpiece Changed Movies Forever

Without 'Bride of Frankenstein,' the sequel movie may not exist as it does today.

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Blue Road: The Edna O’Brien Story review – richly bittersweet portrait of an Irish literary great

The dizzy highs and bitter lows of the late writer’s life are laid bare in Sinéad O’Shea’s moving documentary

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Snow White/Snow White: The Sacrifice review – puts the Grimm back in the tale

BalletLorent stages two dance-theatre versions of the fairytale – one for all the family, another for mature audiences – but both are attuned to its horror and weirdness

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Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong Quashes Charli xcx Beef Rumours With A Brat Cap At Coachella

Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has seemingly quashed any whispers of animosity between the band and Charli xcx by sporting a green AF brat cap on-stage during Coachella Weekend Two.

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The Penguin Lessons review – Steve Coogan outshone by his feathered friend in 70s Argentina comedy drama

Coogan plays a world-weary teacher in turbulent Buenos Aires who finally grows a political conscience thanks to a penguin

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Sister Europe by Nell Zink review – ramshackle wanderers in Berlin

Zink’s seventh novel, about a night of conversation and adventure, is full of wit and marvellous writing, but ultimately trails off

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5 Years Ago, Netflix Made A Trippy Sci-Fi TV Experiment That Was Ahead Of Its Time

Years before podcasts became the dominating force they were today, 'Midnight Gospel' turned one into one of the most unique TV experiments ever made.

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The week in theatre: Speed; Shanghai Dolls – review

Mohamed-Zain Dada makes a darkly comic drama out of a speed awareness course, while clever design elevates Amy Ng’s play about Madame Mao

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Piaf review – Audrey Brisson rises above the melee as the French singer

Pam Gems’s play with music loses focus with its small cast playing multiple characters – and musical instruments – but its star brings it all together

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Could I become a Christian in a year?

After two friends unexpectedly converted, Lamorna Ash discovered a new generation of young people turning to faith. As she investigated the phenomenon, one of her first steps was to spend a week on a working retreat on Iona. And then something strange happened…

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The week in TV: Just Act Normal; The Last of Us; The Stolen Girl; Government Cheese – review

Three home-alone siblings make for an unexpected coming-of-age gem; buckle up for season two of the mushroom apocalypse; a daft, glossy thriller is pure mini-break noir. Plus, a surreal comedy drama with shades of Wes Anderson

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Stephen Mangan: ‘With three people in a bed, who goes in the middle?’

The Split actor and children’s author on throuples, using his sons as a focus group, and running the London marathon

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In brief: The Homemade God; Mythica; There Are Rivers in the Sky – review

Long-buried truths leave siblings reeling when their father dies; a fascinating reclamation of Homer’s forgotten women; and still waters run deep in a centuries-spanning novel

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Lady Gaga’s Mic Malfunctioned In Coachella Set But She Played It Off Like A Queen

Pop star Lady Gaga experienced an audio technical difficulty during her headlining set at Coachella Weekend 2.

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‘When medieval times return, I’ll be ready’: Bella Ramsey on friendship, fashion and The Last of Us

The young actor’s life has been transformed since they landed the lead role in what turned out to be a TV phenomenon. As the much-anticipated second season begins, they discuss growing up in the glare of fame

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