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‘I positioned myself against a wall and waited’: Michel Kharoubi’s best phone picture

The city is a set for an urban opera, the French photographer says of Paris. All it needs is the right passersby

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County cricket: Durham beat Worcestershire inside two days – as it happened

Durham earned a six-wicket win on a verdant outfield which favoured the bowlers and hampered their hosts

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Is this river alive? Robert Macfarlane on the lives, deaths and rights of our rivers

As pollution levels hit record highs and fresh water becomes ‘the new oil’, is it time to radically reimagine our relationship to the natural world?

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In Kent, the ‘silent Reform voter’ may give Nigel Farage his greatest victory

On the campaign trail in Ramsgate, the Reform leader was keen to talk immigration and his distrust of the Tories

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FA Cup semis, Celtic’s title chase, Copa del Rey final and more – matchday live, as it happened

Our writers provided all the latest news as we counted down to Saturday’s football action

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Eubank Jr v Benn feels like a mistake – bad TV pretending to be good sport

Without their fathers’ surnames there is zero chance the mismatched catchweight contest would take place

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Pudding for breakfast? Latest internet fad is a dream for those with a sweet tooth

Topsy-turvy food trend trickling into supermarkets as sweet treats no longer reserved as an end-of-dinner finale

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As Pope Francis is laid to rest, is his legacy of a more compassionate Catholicism at risk?

Some, especially within the US, see the conclave as an opportunity to establish a more conservative leader, says Guardian associate editor Julian Coman

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Mohamed Salah: a bridge between worlds in Liverpool

The Egyptian is more than simply a role model in his adopted home, he speaks to the city’s broader mythology

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London Marathon 2025: route, runners and everything else you need to know

Our guide to the elites, record breakers and ever presents as 56,000 brave souls race in largest one-day fundraising event

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My cultural awakening: Sex and the City made me leave my loveless marriage

In our new column on pop culture that prompted people to upend their lives, a reader reveals how a sex scene from the HBO comedy made her realise her own love life was lacking

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Ambulance service and NHS trust admit failures over death of musician

Ebow Graham died after falling out of a third-storey window in east London in April 2020 following a psychotic episode

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Genius Game: David Tennant’s brainiac gameshow is even duller than doing GCSE maths

Britain loves a gameshow. But the contestants here compete in puzzles so unthinkably boring and complex that you’re baffled from the get-go. Then someone gets locked in a cage …

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Who’s a clever boy: the average dog has a mental age of about two. But what are they really thinking?

They can learn hundreds of words, count to five and read humans like a book, so why do we struggle to understand them? Scientists reveal the truth about our pets – and whether they ever feel guilty for eating our slippers

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Do unicorns exist and what is your brain 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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Who opened her first classroom in Rome back in 1907? The Saturday quiz

From the Albert Square pub and Bombay Sapphire bottle to the Pest Control Office, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

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From The Friend to Taskmaster: your complete entertainment guide for the week ahead

Naomi Watts is landed with a big dog in a poignant tale of loss, while the long-running comedy gameshow serves up its wildest lineup yet

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‘I haven’t slept for two days’: Kharkiv residents reel from Russian attacks

Exhausted residents point out latest drone strike came hours after Donald Trump’s rare rebuke to Vladimir Putin

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‘Beyoncé and Solange tell me off all the time’: Tina Knowles on raising superstars, surviving cancer and growing up under segregation

Pop’s top matriarch is finally getting the credit she’s due. She talks about her shock diagnosis, conspiracy theories about her family, and the Instagram posts that get her in trouble with her kids

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TV tonight: Danny Dyer gets the ultimate grilling in this genius show

Neurodivergent people fire tough questions at the actor in The Assembly. Plus: Rose Ayling-Ellis guest stars in Doctor Who. Here’s what to watch this evening

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More than 100 landfills in England may be leaching ‘highly hazardous’ waste

Inadequate record keeping means councils do not know whether former waste sites contain toxic substances

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For political parties judging this year’s local election results it’s all about the baseline

The polls will be first electoral test for Labour government, while Reform is standing candidates in almost every contest

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I left behind an authoritarian state to move to the US. Now I see my new home falling to the same dark forces

Coming from Egypt, I know a dictatorship when I see one. The same can’t be said for the white voters who brought Trump to power, says author Mona Eltahawy

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Tim Dowling: it’s the last date of my band’s tour – do I risk telling my Italian sausage joke?

There is one story I’ve prepared but never used. Is the world ready for it?

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Blind date: ‘When she gets excited, her Newcastle accent comes out. It’s very cute’

Rachael, 34, a therapist, meets George, 32, who works in satellite communications

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