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Hunting Ghislaine by John Sweeney review – compelling study of the notorious socialite

From privileged childhood to trial, this is a riveting story – although Ghislaine Maxwell remains an enigma just out of reach

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‘An amazing feeling’: asylum seeker stuck in hotel thanks Observer readers for sending books

Ali, a Kurd who fled Iran, may also be offered a university place after he told of the tedium of 500 days in limbo

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‘We’ve forgotten how to be innocent’: Tim Minchin on comedy, music and the joy of Matilda

Tim Minchin refuses to be categorised. So what do we call a man who tells jokes, challenges political tribalism and writes songs that move you to tears? Eva Wiseman meets the man behind Matilda the Musical – and much more

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Seasonal fruit pickers left thousands in debt after being sent home early from UK farms

Nepali workers who quit jobs and borrowed cash to come to UK are out of work just weeks after arriving

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Italy’s PM Meloni sues Gomorrah writer in libel drama over refugee rescue

Anti-mafia journalist to appear in court in Rome over comments made about policy towards migrants drowning in Mediterranean

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Cheeses, chilli and cookie-cutters: the best Christmas gifts for food lovers

Stocking fillers and edible treats, as selected by Observer Food Monthly

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‘I want people to walk away with a sense we can triumph together’: the making of Mandela the musical

Two South African brothers have spent seven years developing a show about Nelson Mandela’s younger, radical years. We talk to the makers and stars of the show

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‘Unqualified experts’ should not have role in child welfare cases, court told

Mother’s appeal raises questions over how family courts deal with policy and regulation of psychological ‘experts in alienation’

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Restaurant Elis: ‘It was only fine, it wasn’t awful’ – review

A menu of Brazilian and Italian dishes had to be memorable. It was – but not for the right reasons

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On the right tracks: meeting the man behind Thomas the Tank Engine in 1979

The Reverend Wilbert Vere Awdry was a steam enthusiast and avid model railway man – but he could never have guessed his stories of a cheeky engine would go on to enrapture the world

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UK government criticised for failing to protect children from online harm

Organisations representing young people have criticised Tories amid fears that manifesto pledges on internet safety are under threat

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John Banville: ‘There’s been a creeping retreat into infantilism’

The Booker prize winner on why revisiting his books makes him sick, killing off his crime-writing pseudonym, and the new wave of Irish novelists

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‘No way I’d take on Corbyn’: Labour safe seat turns toxic over MP’s whip removal

Former party leader’s Islington North constituency riven by tensions over whether to support incumbent or find new candidate

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Hebron’s Jewish settlers take heart from far-right polls surge in Israel

The triumph of extremist parties in recent elections is a cause for celebration in the birthplace of the settlement movement

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Jessie Burton: ‘I don’t think I tried an apple or an orange until I was 15’

The author on childhood fruit fears and the role of food in her novels, The Miniaturist and The House of Fortune

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‘They ran away like goats’: villagers celebrate liberation in Kherson region

First reporter to reach Mylove in the Kherson region hears how special forces swept in and the vindictive Russian troops blew up the village school before leaving

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Multi-storey ‘erotic centre’ set to replace Amsterdam red light district – if locals can agree where

The city authorities have commissioned a complex with bars, restaurants, theatres and rooms for sex workers – but nobody wants it in their backyard

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British-born ballet star unites Russian exiles in a dance of defiance

The British performer left Russia after 12 years and has organised a show with Russian and Ukrainian dancers to demonstrate friendship

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English National Ballet: Ek/ Forsythe/ Quagebeur review – a fantastic farewell from Tamara Rojo

Mats Ek’s riveting new Rite of Spring for the #MeToo era is the centrepiece of the company’s last triple bill under its transformative artistic director

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Why you’re likely to shell out more for eggs, turkeys and other holiday staples this year

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Prices on items like eggs, turkeys and other mainstays of holiday meals look to gobble up a larger piece of your food budget this year.

Daily Record

Community support continues to grow for Observer Give a Gift toy appeal

The campaign has picked up the support of the city's MP.

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Jamie T review – crowd-averse songwriter on happily raucous form

The snaggle-toothed guitarist’s crookedly life-affirming indie-rock still whips an audience into as much merry bedlam as it did in the noughties

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Top 10 books about losing faith

Authors from Jeanette Winterson to William Shakespeare tell stories of people doubting not just God but everything that gives their life meaning

Texas Observer

Records Shed Light on Abbott’s Secretive Border Wall Boondoggle

As Texas’ construction plans ramp up, records show the state has spent at least $220,000 on rural properties in Cameron and Val Verde Counties.

Los Angeles Times

Robin Abcarian: That foul stench out of Santa Monica? A local weekly spreading malicious lies about Paul Pelosi

As you might expect, the first official reports about the Oct. 28 attack on Paul Pelosi in San Francisco were light on details.

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