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GSK, take two: the bullish tone at the top is finally more convincing

New boss Luke Miels knows perils of overpromising but there is growing sense pharma firm is closer to filling potential

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Why the Chagos Islands’ ecology will not be wrecked by return to Mauritius

Letters: Readers respond to a letter which warned that Mauritius could destroy the islands’ ‘pristine’ tropical ecosystem

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Who would want to lead the ‘British FBI’?

Letter: The proposed National Police Service, encompassing counter-terrorism and regional crime units along with the duties of the National Crime Agency, will be unmanageable, writes Peter Sommer

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PE funding and the true cost of obesity

Letter: A call for a joined-up approach to tackling obesity from Prof Les Mayhew

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The link between population growth and biodiversity loss

Letter: Amy Jankiewicz says the government must address the effect of global increases in population and unsustainable consumption patterns as intertwined challenges

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We all benefit from higher education – so why should only students bear the costs?

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Labour forced into humble pie address after MPs’ fury over Mandelson disclosures

Quiet air of desperation on government benches as Peter Mandelson’s links with Jeffrey Epstein consume the Commons

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Gill Benton obituary

Other lives: Avid socialist and champion of working-class young people

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Boy, 13, who took family campervan on 70mph joyride given points on future licence

Teenager admitted it was not the first time he had taken the vehicle but told the court he ‘won’t do it again’

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Lelia Duley obituary

Other lives: Obstetric epidemiologist whose research helped to improve the health of women and their babies

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Dark showering: is this the very best way to wash?

A shower before bed, with the bathroom lights off, is said to get you to sleep more quickly and rinse off the day’s stress. No wonder it’s suddenly so popular

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Angel that looked like Giorgia Meloni removed from Rome church fresco

Vatican appears to have ordered removal of restored work, which artist confessed he had made to resemble PM

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Tell us your all-time favourite moments from the Winter Olympics

We would like to hear about your favourite ever moments from the Winter Olympics

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Lust, yearning and sweet misery: is Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” an antidote to today’s lacklustre dating scene?

The new film of this wildest of love stories captures a romantic intensity that contrasts with today’s age of admin-like dating apps and ‘embarrassing boyfriends’

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Margot Robbie to Owen Cooper: meet the stars of the new “Wuthering Heights” film

Introducing the director and main cast of one of the most anticipated reimaginings of the classic masterpiece

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From corsets to Charli xcx: the captivating looks and sounds of “Wuthering Heights”

Get ready for ‘moorcore’: Charli xcx and other formidable creatives have forged a singular sound and style for “Wuthering Heights” that showcases Britain’s filmmaking talent. Have they and Emerald Fennell fashioned a new cultural zeitgeist?

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Top seats for Nations Championship’s ‘Glastonbury of Rugby’ at Twickenham to cost £280

Top-end tickets for the inaugural Nations Championship final at Twickenham will cost £280 as part of a weekend billed as the ‘Glastonbury of Rugby’

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Killing on a mass scale: piecing together the full picture of Iran’s brutal crackdown

In this week’s newsletter: witness accounts reveal how violence escalated in Iran; and how millions of deepfake nudes have been shared on Telegram

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Goofy! Pouty! Unvampy! With nine films on the go, can Charli xcx act?

She’s the edgy British brat who conquered the world with her hard-partying, electro-banging aesthetic. But can the star now go where Beyoncé and Harry Styles stumbled – and smash the silver screen?

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King must feel vindicated for cutting off Andrew by latest Epstein files release

Position of Mountbatten-Windsor now appears even more grave, and the shadow cast over his family even darker

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Carol Lawrence obituary

Other lives: Stage and costume designer who made her mark in the BBC’s flagship Saturday morning TV shows

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Shamed by the Epstein scandal, riven by infighting: have the UK royals ever been in a bigger mess than this?

The sad truth is that we are witnessing a legacy of the late queen: an organisation unable to meet today’s challenges, says author and royal expert Stephen Bates

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John Barkham obituary

Other lives: Ecologist and influential lecturer at the School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia

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Things reek, stink and pong – but why are there no verbs for describing a delightful odour?

We don’t have a single verb to express smelling something nice. Welsh and Croatian, by contrast, are never caught short when something fragrant gets right up your nose, writes Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles

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Researcher paid people for testimony about Daily Mail, high court told

Former phone hacker Graham Johnson denies claims, saying payments were part of effort to draw attention to unlawful behaviour by media

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