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Dining across the divide: ‘I was expecting a staunch Tory, pro death-penalty, climate nihilist’

One is a former conservative voter, the other finds Starmer too rightwing. Can they agree on the death penalty, net zero and taxing the rich?

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Dining across the divide: ‘He uses his phone to pay for everything. I prefer to use cash to protect my privacy’

They had different views on ways of making payments and also the European convention on human rights, but did they agree on the return of Donald Trump?

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Dining across the divide: ‘There wasn’t much substance to her argument for why she disliked Trump’

They disagree on the climate crisis, Farage and the president-elect – so how did they have such a nice time?

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Dining across the divide: ‘It felt as if I was fighting for us to have something in common – she was living in a different world’

One worries that immigrants who don’t assimilate are a threat to British culture. The other thinks we can learn a lot from newcomers. Was there anything they could agree on?

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Dining across the divide: ‘He came in wearing a red beret. I thought: this is going to be very intense’

They wrestled with communism and capitalism, taxes and Brexit – and still ended up swapping numbers

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Dining across the divide: ‘She felt our generation shouldn’t be held responsible for the massive imbalance between us and young people’

Could they agree on immigration and housing? And why did the conversation turn to pigeon racing?

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‘It’s torn the town apart’: seaside shops rebel over ‘waste of money’ improvements levy

Some traders in Clevedon, Somerset, are refusing to pay the Business Improvement District charge, citing a lack of transparency and little in the way of benefits

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‘It’s on our doorstep’: Bristol’s fearful parents seek answers after three knife deaths in three weeks

As teenage victims are mourned across the English city, some believe the return of youth centres would keep children safer

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‘You want them to have a fighting chance’: the world of toading

A night out with the Somerset volunteers helping amphibians cross the road to their mating grounds as populations decline

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Can a new shot prevent a hangover? I put it to the test

Safety Shot says it can combat symptoms of drunkenness and reduce blood alcohol so you ‘never lose a day’

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‘We won’t play tiki-taka’: behind the scenes before Newport v Manchester United

The League Two side have United fans in their ranks but that won’t stop them ‘making it as uncomfortable as possible’ in the FA Cup

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‘Just a person who liked chips’: Bristol takeaway celebrates Cary Grant ties

Rendezvous restaurant loved by young Archibald Leach marks film star’s 120th birthday

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A new start after 60: I found love, left the city – and became an organic farmer

As a child, Elizabeth Vickerie dreamed of being a vet. Instead, she spent thirty years working in education, until a late life romance led her down a fulfilling path

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‘I was like 500th on the list’: life inside Britain’s affordable housing crisis

It is now near impossible for some people to find a home in their area, as councils across the UK declare a housing emergency

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‘Leisure land’: Cotswolds meadow locals campaign against sell-off plan

Community around Juniper Hill Field wants to stop wildflower-rich land being divided into small plots

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Digging in: council rejects plan for allotments in green belt near Bristol

Privately-run project calls decision ‘a real shame’ but local people concerned at ‘aggressively growing business’ and threat to wildlife

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‘They’re here at our invitation’: how gulls took over the UK’s cities

Urban gulls are often treated as nuisances but humans could learn a lot from the screeching snack-snatchers

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‘Citizen scientists make a vital difference’: the locals who proved the River Wye was polluted

Volunteers testing the water, supported by university research, have forced admission about damaging intensive chicken farms

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The isometric secret: 15 ways to get much fitter – without moving a muscle

What are the best exercises to reduce your blood pressure? The plank and the wall sit. Here is how to do them – and some other great poses – whatever your current fitness level

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‘Worth the wait’: Sunday lunch at the Bristol pub with a four-year bookings backlog

Diners dig in at the Bank Tavern, rated as the hardest place in the world to get a reservation

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Dining across the divide: ‘He made me realise I’m woke – I thought it was a negative thing’

A Tory and a Labour voter share a love of mid-century furniture, but will they agree on the government’s levelling up fund?

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Frome unenthusiastic about byelection ‘nobody wants’

All parties could face a tough test in disillusioned Somerton and Frome, the seat vacated by the disgraced MP David Warburton

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‘We’re crap at capitalism. We need something different’: the battle for economic revival in the Welsh valleys

Decades of attempts to overcome economic blight in the region have failed. Now some say a fresh approach is needed

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Alex Fletcher: ‘I felt like if I passed out that could have been it really’

Bath City footballer Alex Fletcher on his life-threatening collision with advertising hoardings and his inspiring road to recovery

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‘It’s an act of greed’: hundreds protest over Bristol zoo closure

Protest leaders say zoo’s move from Clifton to out-of-town spot is being done to make money

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