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Reform councillor defects to Tories after party’s policies left him ‘uncomfortable’

Dartford representative James Buchan says ‘devastating’ immigration plans had created a lot of fear and anxiety

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Mary Earps: ‘I don’t look back with bad blood. It worked out well for everybody’

The former England goalkeeper tells Donald McRae the full story behind her international retirement, her problems with eating and alcohol, and why she’d struggle on The Traitors

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Ex-Tory member sues party over suspension for criticising Israel

Exclusive: Bruce MacInnes, whose grandfather was archbishop of Jerusalem, told genocide remarks were antisemitic

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Crispy chicken and pancetta with a nutty apple salad: Thomasina Miers’ Sunday best recipes

Crisp chicken and sweet onions with rosemary and salty pancetta, set off by a sweet-sour apple salad with pickled red onion and hazelnuts

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Jess Cartner-Morley’s November style essentials: from chic raincoats to the perfect party trousers

Make dressing for the cold and wet a delight with our fashion guru’s monthly picks – plus a festive flourish or two

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If the right really wants free speech in universities, why is it so obsessed with discrediting students?

The media loves to manufacture outrage about what students get up to – and to discipline those who dare challenge conservatives, says Jason Okundaye, a Guardian assistant newsletter editor

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Thousands join protests in Rio favela after deadliest ever police raid

Demonstrators demand inquiry after operation on Tuesday in which at least 121 people were killed

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What did Pasolini know? Fifty years after his brutal murder, the director’s vision of fascism is more urgent than ever

With mystery still surrounding Pier Paolo Pasolini’s death, the poet and film-maker’s warnings of corruption and rising totalitarianism offer a chilling message for our times

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Bridget Phillipson ‘ready to take on unions’ over year 8 reading tests

Education secretary says mandatory test needed to tackle ‘shocking outcomes’ for many working-class children

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Half-baked England misfire again as New Zealand wrap up ODI series sweep

England were left hoping there would be fewer red faces when they got their hands on a red ball after losing by two wickets despite some late hope

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The best theatre to stream this month: The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry goes an extra mile

Passenger reworks songs from his hit musical while Tanika Gupta gives Ibsen a Hollywood makeover and TikTok becomes a stage for young playwrights

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India search for perfect end in historic Women’s Cricket World Cup final against South Africa

Hosts have golden chance after years of grind against institutional misogyny but epic, tiring semi-final makes it a big ask

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Would Celtic gamble on O’Neill if idol brings success against oldest rivals?

The result of Sunday’s Scottish League Cup semi-final against Rangers could be key to an unlikely full-time return or a quest for a fresh managerial face

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Three weeks to the Ashes? Unleash the Bazball alpha-bears, Australia just loves them

England need to turn volume up and lean into tone of exceptionalism that continues to annoy their rivals

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‘I went for it, put my ego aside’: Robin van Persie on coaching, Wenger and horses

Feyenoord coach tells Rob Draper about how a chat with his daughter changed his life, memories of Arsenal and Manchester United and a lunch with Pep Guardiola

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Britain’s canals and rivers face lack of funds amid climate pressures, campaigners warn

Many waterways vulnerable to breaches and closures and face mounting maintenance costs, charity says

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Chelsea and Manchester City win in WSL, woe for Norwich City: matchday live – as it happened

The top two in the WSL won at home, while there were costly defeats for Leicester and Norwich in the Championship

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Ducking annoying: why has iPhone’s autocorrect function gone haywire?

The internet has been rumbling about autocorrect for years – and now AI is changing how the technology works

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UN expert urged to investigate Lebanon over alleged torture of Egyptian-Turkish poet

Abdulrahman al-Qaradawi has been imprisoned in the UAE for almost a year for criticising Emirati, Egyptian and Saudi governments

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Girlbands Forever: this shocking history of 90s female pop is packed with gossip, scandal – and bangers

Strap in for a nostalgia-stuffed jaunt through musical classics, featuring honest interviews with stars – the details of which make the record industry look appalling

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Britain one of least ‘nature-connected’ nations in world – with Nepal the most

Others languishing near bottom of 61-country study include Canada, Germany, Israel, Japan and Spain

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From Cain and Abel to Charles and Andrew: the most famous brotherly spats in history

With King Charles stripping Andrew of his titles, it’s unlikely either are feeling much brotherly love. But they’re not the first siblings to publicly fall out

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I skied up to the highest mountain hut in the Swedish Arctic. My reward? A whiteout …

An epic rail trip to Sweden’s Arctic north ends with a surreal skiing experience – and waffles for breakfast while sitting out a snowstorm

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‘It’s brutal, they feel very attacked’: budget uncertainty hits Southampton boat show

Rising prices and uncertainty over Rachel Reeves’s tax plans means this year many superyacht buyers are just browsing

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Unregulated sperm donor still advertising services despite court warnings to women

Exclusive: Behaviour of Robert Albon, or ‘Joe Donor’, described as compulsive by judge who said he targeted vulnerable women

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