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‘It would be a great loss’: London’s oldest Islamic bookshop at risk of closure

Loved by the likes of Yusuf Islam and Gai Eaton, Dar al-Taqwa is finding it tough to survive an era of online retail

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Caerphilly byelection a triumph of positivity over division, says Plaid Cymru leader

Rhun ap Iorwerth says party’s win was more than just rejection of immigration-obsessed Reform or rudderless Labour

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Light candles at breakfast and swap your alarm: 33 easy tips for better mornings

As the clocks go back, readers and writers share their favourite hacks for a brighter start to the day, from a nice dressing gown to a good stretch

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‘I was contaminated’: study reveals how hard it is to avoid pesticide exposure

Silicone wristbands worn by volunteers in the Netherlands captured 173 substances in one week

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‘I don’t make it easy for myself’: divorce and desire power Lily Allen’s autofictional comeback

The singer has brought her seven-year music hiatus to an end with a new album, West End Girl

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‘Vicious and frenzied’: the fatal attack on Walsall hotel worker Rhiannon Whyte

Deng Majek followed Whyte to a train station near the hotel where she worked before stabbing her 23 times

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Murderer who dumped couple’s remains in suitcases near Clifton bridge jailed

Yostin Andres Mosquera sentenced to life with minimum of 40 years for killing civil partners in west London flat

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Man guilty of murdering hotel worker at railway station in Walsall

Asylum seeker Deng Majek said to have carried out ‘frenzied’ screwdriver attack on Rhiannon Whyte

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Prosecutor has ‘small hope’ of recovering Louvre jewels thanks to gear left by thieves

French investigators are analysing DNA samples and fingerprints on tools and other items found at the scene

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Not to be: Hamlet rages in Stockholm against the political closure of a cultural institution

The experimental annexe of Sweden’s national stage, Elverket, has fallen victim to severe government cuts. Its final play is a powerful protest against being forced to leave its home

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Nigel Farage seeks influence over Bank of England in same vein as Trump and US Federal Reserve

Reform UK leader suggests he would replace Bank of England governor if he became prime minister

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Ukraine wants US to stay involved, says Zelenskyy after meeting western allies

Ukrainian leader joined ‘coalition of the willing’ in London to discuss how to ramp up pressure on Russia

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Wiegman tunes out Le Tissier fan noise as England enter low-stakes window

Online debate around Lionesses squad has been fierce but game against Brazil is about flexibility, not finality

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Tanni Grey-Thompson says disabled drivers at risk of missing out on switch to electric cars

Former Paralympics champion says inaccessible charging points show government ‘has forgotten about us’

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What’s in a name? West End casting directors raise concerns about trend for big stars

Film and TV stars are selling tickets, but director says reliance on famous names is ‘killing audiences’ intellects’

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Surprise sanctions look to have ended Trump and Putin’s Groundhog Day

His patience exhausted, the US president has taken action that could bite, but is unlikely to alter Moscow’s course in Ukraine

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England’s Shaun Wane banks on experience as rugby league’s Ashes ends 22-year hiatus

Australia are the dominant force but Shaun Wane hopes some wise heads plus the exciting Mikey Lewis could cause an upset in the three-Test series

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The Assembled Parties review – Christmas comes early in a crackling family comedy

Richard Greenberg’s Broadway hit finally arrives in the UK – a festive gathering that rattles along with comic dialogue and the beaming charisma of Tracy-Ann Oberman

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Lily Allen’s West End Girl is funny, sexy, jawdropping – and forged in the fires of tabloid Britain

The singer learned early how to navigate pop feminism and the public’s insatiable appetites. Her new album bumps up against the limits of both, says writer Jennifer Jasmine White

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First Thing: Trump backs down on sending federal troops to San Francisco

Protesters flood streets in show of resistance. Plus, our architecture critic on Trump’s bulletproof ballroom bling

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‘I hate that they show my bum in the first scene!’ David Duchovny on poems, podcasts – and his TV comeback

Playing Fox Mulder made him a global phenomenon … then he walked away to save himself. As he stars in killer-nanny thriller Malice, David Duchovny talks art, his beef with Gillian Anderson – and going up against Jack Whitehall

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This isn’t the spin-off you’re looking for: why Disney was right to ditch Adam Driver’s Ben Solo movie

A Star Wars film resurrecting young Kylo Ren was never a good idea, even if Steven Soderbergh was attached to direct

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‘Reform didn’t have any idea about south Wales’: Plaid Cymru supporters celebrate byelection win

Welsh nationalists secured a hefty 47% of votes in what had been framed as a close two-horse race against Reform

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Rishi Sunak only politician sent witness statement in China spy case

Statement from security adviser, sent to then prime minister, did not describe China as enemy

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‘Anger is not a massive driver’: England’s Will Stuart on finding a middle ground for rugby success

Prop’s endearing and quirky world has helped him into fine form before Saturday’s derby against Bristol

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