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Waiter brings legal action against the Ivy over share of tips and service charge

Restaurant chain paid worker £97 out of a £31,600 pot and is accused of failing to clarify how payments were calculated

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‘Gross abuse of state power’: defiance grows over UK ban on Palestine protest group

More than 200 have been arrested for alleged support of Palestine Action – and hundreds more are expected to protest on Saturday

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Standing in the Shadows of Giants review – Lucie Barât looks back at spiral during Libertines’ rise

Sibling envy, a stumbling acting career and addiction are covered in an indistinctive show by the sister of Carl

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The Guide #203: Has Hollywood rediscovered the joy of the 90-minute movie?

Once notorious for testing audience endurance, modern blockbusters seem to be trimming the fat, from superhero sagas to comedic classics

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Why do golden sloths appear gold and what are stars made of? The kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

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Cool Britannia: the heat pumps keeping pace with the UK’s wild weather

Air-to-air systems can warm homes in winter and cool them in summer – and they’re now set to join the low-carbon grant scheme

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Food delivery riders banned from luxury flats in London

Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats push back after Canary Wharf complex’s managers link ban to claims about ‘undocumented’ workers

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‘Restoring humanity’: Paris exhibition showcases 5,000 years of history in Gaza

Saved Treasures of Gaza aims to preserve territory’s historical identity against backdrop of war and famine

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What links Guinness and Captain Morgan? The Saturday quiz

From the world’s largest equestrian statue to the barkless dog, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

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Alien: Earth – Ridley Scott’s terrifying space monster finally comes to TV … and it’s properly creepy

The most cinematic evil creature ever comes to the small screen, courtesy of the brains behind the excellent revamp of Fargo. It’s a dread-packed, gory watch that’s hugely entertaining

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A cooler costa: the summer glories of northern Spain’s Costa Trasmiera

Find the Med a bit too hot to handle? Then head for the more temperate Cantabrian coast and its fantastic beaches, superb seafood and relaxed vibes

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TV tonight: the return of Sweden’s most popular crime series

A new case to be cracked in hit drama Beck. Plus: the wild wigs in The Count of Monte Cristo need to be seen to be believed. Here’s what to watch this evening

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‘She’s the one that matters’: the growing influence of Melania on Donald Trump

First lady is facing increased scrutiny as political experts suggest she is behind US president’s recent volte-faces on Gaza and Putin

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Freakier Friday to Ethel Cain: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead

There’s more intergenerational larks in a sprightly body-swap sequel, and the Floridian dream-pop singer-songwriter is back with a new album of dark, skewed Americana

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Blind Date: ‘Billy is quite different from my friends – which is refreshing’

Billy, 28, a higher education administrator, meets Phoebe, 28, an environmental student

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Tim Dowling: my wife takes the dog to be spayed. It’s best I don’t go with her

On her return, the dog staggers in dressed in a snug onesie, like pyjamas for a very long toddler, or a canine prison uniform, too groggy to climb on the bed

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Starmer’s team seen as ‘tired, same-again politicians’, says Labour peer

Charlie Falconer calls on party colleagues to rediscover energy and not risk losing credit for big achievements

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‘There’s a thug in all of us’: James Norton on privacy, playing villains and pushing himself to the limit

He made his name as one of the great British TV baddies in Happy Valley, and bared all in a gruelling production of A Little Life. Despite facing heartbreak and press intrusion, he’s ‘feeling Zen’ as he turns 40 – and about to step it up a gear with two…

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Country diary: A place where the soil is the star

Craswall, Herefordshire: A farm here is showing that if you take good care of the land, it will give back in spades

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Amsterdam nightclub scheme becomes flashpoint in Dutch city planning rows

Heritage concerns overruled as developers say planning approvals too slow in nation aiming to build 1m more homes

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Spain’s economy is the envy of Europe, but the plight of its strawberry pickers tells another story

Its migrant-powered GDP growth is lauded. If only the people who pick its fruit could be treated with dignity and respect, says Tone Sutterud, a human rights and environment journalist and translator

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When Billy Met Alasdair review – two Scottish giants happily collide

Alan Bissett embodies both the expansive Big Yin and the detached author of Lanark in a thoughtful, entertaining search for their connection

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Outlander: Blood of My Blood review – this time-hopping romantic prequel is atrocious … and very watchable

The prequel to unapologetically preposterous period drama Outlander is similarly wild. It’s a melodrama-packed show with an apalling script and questionable premise. But it’s enjoyable nonetheless

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Downbeat Howe ‘doesn’t know what future holds’ for Isak at Newcastle

Manager admitted his team have been disrupted by the transfer saga and ‘it’s not straightforward’ to insist striker honours his contract

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Nicola Sturgeon says facing criminal inquiry was like ‘mental torture’

Ex-Scottish first minister describes despair at police raid over her husband’s alleged misuse of party finances in upcoming memoir

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