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Nexperia halts chip supplies to China in threat to global car production

Dutch-controlled company informs customers about suspension but is said to want to de-escalate trade war

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Danes with scythes, wacky Albion and Squidsoup’s pulsating techno – the week in art

Anna Ancher echoes Vermeer, the children of modern Britain are laid bare, while Liz West and Squidsoup take you to the future

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How young people can use their online gaming skills to fight cybercrime – and what parents can do to help them

For many young people, the online gaming world is a refuge, as well as a place to build up their digital skills through gaming and coding. Now, a new initiative to offer pathways into cybersecurity could help them put these talents to use

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Ex-prince Andrew should answer US questions on Epstein if asked, UK minister says

Chris Bryant says government welcomes king’s decision on his brother, who is now ‘ordinary member of the public’

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The best recent poetry – review roundup

Namanlagh by Tom Paulin; Foretokens by Sarah Howe; Maryville by Joelle Taylor; Hekate by Nikita Gill; Goatsong by Phoebe Giannisi

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Add to playlist: the long-lost lo-fi pop of Australian nun Sister Irene O’Connor and the week’s best tracks

Far from being the preserve of ecclesiastical listening, the reissue of O’Connor’s 1973 album is a compelling feast of drum machine, acoustic guitar and synth organ

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‘We must protect and we must understand’: using shipwrecks to rebuild fish populations

Research by marine scientists in Thailand is revealing how shipwrecks can benefit the undersea environment

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Cancer, lung disease, miscarriages: are Uruguay’s rice workers paying too high a price to bring in the crop?

The sector is a key driver of the Uruguayan economy, but widespread and ill-controlled use of agrochemicals is affecting employees’ health – despite official assurances

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The crescendo of pre-budget lobbying has rarely been so loud. Rachel Reeves must tune it out

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Joburg Ballet: Communion of Light review – pointe-shoe prettiness and mad, itching murder

Mixed bill features twee neo-classicism, jazzy frocks and racial antagonism as it rachets up to an urgent and commanding Salomé that feels genuinely tragic

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Digested week: Sometimes it feels the clocks do nothing else but go back

Women need exclamation marks for good reason!! Plus, Andrew is losing everything he holds dear, including his house full of memories

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‘He’s a true legend’: what now for Frankie Dettori as racing’s biggest name leaves the stage?

The last person who transcends the sport could make more headlines at the Breeders’ Cup

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Gaza risks sliding into deadly limbo of ‘no war, no peace’, top Qatari diplomat warns

Majed al-Ansari calls for international force to be set up urgently to pave way for Israeli withdrawal

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Tinned tuna maker Princes floats at nearly £1.2bn in boost for London

Business secretary calls IPO ‘huge vote of confidence’ but shares are launched at bottom end of target range

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Use firepits and fairy lights to make your Bonfire Night garden party go with a bang

It may be the middle of autumn, but you can still throw a sparkling party in the garden

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Womad festival returns and moves to new Wiltshire site

Festival championing global music was founded by Peter Gabriel, who said it ‘seems all the more precious’ in a time when ‘hatred, racism and division’ are being stoked

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Win Butler and Régine Chassagne of Arcade Fire announce separation – but band will continue

In 2022, four women accused Butler of sexual misconduct alleging sexual assault and unwanted sexual messages

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First Thing: US to limit refugee numbers to 7,500 with priority for white South Africans

US refugee groups say move ‘lowers our moral standing.’ Plus, unionized Starbucks workers to vote on strikes over pay and conditions

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Sudan’s brutal civil war – what has happened in El Fasher?

Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces captured the city from the army after an 18-month siege – but who are they and what do they want?

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From fritters to pizza, there’s more to pumpkin season than soups and carving

Halloween is around the corner and we’re firmly in winter squash territory – read on for ideas on what to cook after the trick-or-treaters have gone home

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Derek Owusu: ‘I didn’t read a book until the age of 24’

The writer on bingeing Henry James, his friendship with Benjamin Zephaniah and a confidence-boosting classic

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Horror movies have an ableism problem. Isn’t it time we found new ‘monsters’?

Films such as Frankenstein still use disability as shorthand for moral depravity. But human behaviour is far scarier than human appearance, says journalist Kathryn Bromwich

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‘Out of reach’: stalled newbuilds leave Labour’s social housing targets in tatters

As some families face a 200-year wait for an affordable home, what exactly has gone wrong?

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Premier League’s festive fixture lineup confirmed: football news – as it happened

Our writers provide the latest news and team news heading into the weekend’s football action

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Inside the secret psychology of horror games – and why we can’t help pushing play

It’s not just what we hear and see that scares us, according to those behind many of video gaming’s modern horror classics

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