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Israel and Iran exchange strikes as Middle East crisis threatens to escalate. Attacks raise fears of return to full-scale regional war and come after Trump says ???I call all the shots???, not Netanyahu
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Pro-western but populist: how Nikol Pashinyan retained power in Armenia. PM secured re-election despite devastating military defeat to Azerbaijan and political and economic pressure from Moscow
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The best TV of 2026 so far. From ludicrously fun 80s love affairs to outrageously scandalous drama, this has already been a year of great television. Here are our favourite shows of the year
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???Wear something that makes you feel silly!??? Can Austin Kleon???s tips put the spark back in my life?. If you???re in a rut, kids can show you the way out. That???s the latest message from the author of the bestselling Steal Like an Artist. I asked him to help me rediscover my playful, creative side ???
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The one change that worked: my husband and I created a simple and life-changing parenting rota. Like many couples, my husband and I bickered over who would do what and who did more. We came up with a radical solution
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Giving guitarfish a chance: one man???s mission to persuade fishers to farm giant snails instead. Marine biologist Issah Seidu has found a way for Ghana???s fishing communities to earn a living ??? and help protect the ancient and critically endangered fish species
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???It can all end with one bad game???: the highs and lows of a World Cup referee. Even the finest officials miss out on a place at the finals and for those who do get the nod, decisions can make or break a dream
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Jalen Brunson heard the doubters. Now he has the Knicks on verge of history. As a former NBA player, I know that criticism is part of the game. But in an age when players are under attack constantly, the Knick star is an example to us all
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???It soothes me???: why The Blair Witch Project is my feelgood movie. The latest in our series of writers highlighting their most rewatched comfort films is a dread-filled journey into the woods
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???Extreme fear??? among immigrants as backlash sweeps South Africa. African migrants say legal status offers little protection as rallies against illegal immigration gain momentum
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Starmer gives tech firms ultimatum to block explicit images on children???s phones. Companies such as Apple and Google have until September to install software or face legislation, says PM
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Villa Coco by Andrew Sean Greer review ??? fun in the Tuscan sun. The Pulitzer-winning author of Less has crafted a breezy confection of fish-out-of-water wit, insecurity and self-discovery set in an Italian paradise
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Those who championed free speech in the UK and US now wage war on it. And here???s why: Palestine | Mehdi Hasan. It was once an article of faith that even those who speak words we disagree with deserve protection. As regards Palestine, that???s now not true, says Mehdi Hasan, editor-in-chief and CEO of Zeteo
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Armenia???s pro-Europe party wins election and cements shift away from Russia. Result strengthens PM Nikol Pashinyan???s drive for deeper integration with Europe despite warnings from Moscow
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Is it true that ??? sugar is ???toxic????. Influencers often brand sugar as inherently harmful ??? but not all sweet foods are created equal
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???My diagnosis was a blessing???: composer Sally Beamish on tackling the condition that ruined every joyful memory. As she prepares to mark 70 with a birthday concert, the musician talks about her destructive mindset ??? and the steps she took to finally make sense of her life and music???s part in it
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There are reliable ways to tell if someone is lying to you ??? but they???re rarely the ones we think of using | Kirsty King. We are in dangerous territory as courts encourage jurors to discern untruth from body language. In fact, the words are far more revealing, says communications lecturer Kirsty King
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Argentina World Cup 2026 team guide. Lionel Scaloni???s strong, confident squad are no longer reliant on Messi as they target back-to-back World Cup titles
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I was jailed for speaking out about the treatment of workers at the Qatar World Cup. I am still being punished | Abdullah Ibhais. The 2022 football tournament cost me my freedom for three years. This year, I???ve lost my passport, safety and perhaps more
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Airline industry chiefs say 2050 net zero goal now unlikely. Iata boss Willie Walsh blames fuel suppliers, governments and aircraft makers, saying new ???realistic timeline??? now needed
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West Ireland???s magical landscape: where limestone rivers, Hollywood legend and Irish myth converge. The newly designated Joyce Country and Western Lakes Unesco Geopark in Galway and Mayo celebrates a 700-million-year geological history that has produced a unique terrain and rich cultural heritage
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More than 1,300 deaths a month in England due to long A&E waits, figures suggest. Senior medical staff call for solutions to tackle root causes of excess deaths amid tenfold increase in a decade
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???Now people stop to ask their names and even stroke them???: Nigerians embrace dogs as pets. As social attitudes shift and concern for animal rights grows, the dog meat tradition in many parts of Nigeria is increasingly being questioned
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A fascinating history of the World Cup: best podcasts of the week. Former US soccer player Merritt Mathias looks at times when the beautiful game has been a political football. Plus, a deep dive into who is funding Reform UK
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