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Dining across the divide: ‘She felt people had become hypersexualised – I don’t think the solution is to go completely the other way’

A teacher in London and a student in Margate had differing views on feminism and intimacy outside of marriage – could they find some common ground over sex workers?

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Dining across the divide: ‘I felt awkward ordering a pork chop after she’d spoken about animal rights’

They saw eye to eye on mental health and dating apps, but did they come to an accord on the climate crisis?

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Dining across the divide: ‘She objected to people coming to the UK who haven’t been invited’

They disagreed on immigration and the climate crisis – would they be more aligned on sentencing and the death penalty?

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Dining across the divide: ‘I think the EU should be divided into two, east and west’

With opposing views on Brexit, inheritance tax and gender, will the two find common ground and embrace the cultural differences?

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Dining across the divide: ‘The UK rioters are career thugs, but I do feel some sympathy’

They had different takes on the recent rampages on Britain’s streets – would they agree on migration?

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Dining across the divide: ‘He had a “why do you care?” sort of attitude’

In a wide-ranging discussion covering race, gender, social media and more, did they find anything they could agree on?

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Dining across the divide: ‘I thought we’d have a couple of Peronis – he launched into the Grey Goose’

They disagreed about university tuition fees and the monarchy – but did they reach an adequate point of refreshment to put aside their differences?

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Theresa May’s government ‘pushed for Paula Vennells CBE despite concerns over Post Office scandal’

The former Post Office CEO, who gave up the honour this week following public outcry over the scandal, was nominated for the prestigious award by the Department for Business

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‘Eccentric doesn’t cover it’: dogs visit Santa Paws at John Lewis’s pet grotto

The department store boasts its own grotto for pets to have some festive face time with Santa … and business is brisk

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Dining across the divide: ‘She would like the UK to offer a haven to anybody whose life is at risk – but there has to be limits’

A floating voter and a Tory both actively help those fleeing for safety, but can they agree on how many Britain can accommodate?

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Heat pumps tempt Twickenham residents – if the house is ready for one

In one well-to-do London street, eagerness to make the shift from boilers is dampened by worries about disruption and hidden costs

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Dining across the divide: ‘I’d move heaven and earth to get to net zero. He’s more relaxed’

A Labour party member and a Conservative voter walk into a Mexican restaurant … did they tear into the tacos or each other?

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‘She just wanted to live how she wanted to’: couple mourn their trans daughter

Alice Litman, 20, was facing a five-year wait for a gender identity assessment when she died. Her parents say a complete overhaul of trans care is needed

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Millions in poor housing in England suffer ill-health due to legal delays, says Shelter

Exclusive: Campaigners concerned that opposition from Tory MPs is delaying legal protections for renters

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Dining across the divide: ‘I would love to check in with her again in 25 years to see if she feels the same’

With one a landlord, the other a private renter, housing was a divisive issue – but were they in harmony about music?

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Dining across the divide: ‘It’s so nice to meet someone who has an opinion, and isn’t going to shout at you’

One’s a lifelong Labour voter, the other a Tory, and they disagree on women’s rights around trans issues – but can they agree on immigration?

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‘Your childhood can haunt you’: Fatima Whitbread on trauma, triggers, therapy – and how sport saved her

Left for dead as an infant, raised in care and abused as a child, Whitbread became an exceptional athlete. She explains what it takes to be the world’s best javelin thrower, survive a breakdown and bounce back from financial ruin

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Ruthie Henshall: ‘While MPs were drinking and snogging, I was waving at Mum through a care home window’

Since Covid, the actor has been fighting for a legal change, determined no one should have to die alone. She discusses Partygate, rule-breaking – and getting drunk with King Charles

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Woman allegedly raped as a teenager calls for change after ‘horrendous’ trial

Isobel Goatcher says she cannot go through another trial after jury failed to reach verdict and defence painted her as ‘sex-crazed slut’

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‘Exposed to horrendous things’: young people in UK speak out against evangelical church

Ex-followers of Universal Church of the Kingdom of God say they felt pressure to give money and were told demons caused mental health issues

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‘I make dreams come true’ – the star-maker who shot Letitia Wright, John Boyega and more to glory

As Wright pulls on the Black Panther catsuit, we meet Femi Oguns, whose acting school for black Brits – started two decades ago with a handful of flyers – is now Hollywood’s go-to talent hotspot

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‘Y’all ready for this?’ Can Britain resist America’s fast food giants?

Southern fried chicken, taco supremes and doughnuts are on the menu as US companies eye the UK’s seemingly endless appetite for cheap meals. But will our health pay the price?

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John Currin: ‘Misogyny’s kind of a dumb word. I don’t hate women. I hate men’

His paintings of nude women remain controversial yet sell for huge sums of money. Now with a new exhibition, 30 years after his first, the American artist talks inspirations, ‘the real history of art’ and the turning point in his life

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‘I’m going to get there’: the slow path to recovery from long Covid

For some people living with long Covid, their symptoms have improved. One thing is clear, though: in recovery, one size does not fit all

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Home Office refuses to speed up visa case of woman with terminal cancer

Windrush campaigner Eulalee Pennant has appealed that her application for further leave to remain be resolved before she dies

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