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Nige seems tired and bored of himself as Kemi conjures a telepathic budget | John Crace

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The Tory leader has glimpsed the future and it involves Labour putting every last UK citizen on benefits If you’re worried about next week’s budget, then now is your time to chill out. Because Kemi Badenoch has all the answers. The chancellor, John Healey, has been living rent free in […]

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Stacey Dooley: Down the K Hole review – the weird tale of how you can order ketamine quicker than pizza

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From incontinence to reconstructive bladder surgery, ketamine’s popularity with the young is a public health crisis in motion. But is Dooley the right person to get to grips with it? Stacey Dooley’s latest documentary, Down the K Hole, lands as part of a new batch of three from the presenter. […]

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From granny hoods to recycled macs: 13 more sustainable ways to stay dry when it rains

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Whether it’s Pfas-free tote bags or wash-in waterproofing, here’s how women can stay dry in style – and with less waste • The best umbrellas – tested After the hottest UK summer on record, autumn 2026 could be wetter and stormier than usual, partly because of the El Niño climate […]

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Excessive wealth, extreme emissions – and ecocide: what I learned at Europe’s big superyacht show

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These yachts are highly popular with the ‘super-bourgeoisie’ – and getting bigger. Can anything be done to stop them destroying our seas? Who knew? Apparently everyone did, apart from me: you don’t wear shoes on a superyacht. Now, about to step on to my first teak deck at the Monaco […]

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‘It was so satisfying when I threw a rock through the screen’: the people sick of being spied on by their smart TV

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Is your television listening to every conversation? Filling your home with highly invasive ads? Some viewers have had enough of tech violating their privacy When Dan had had enough of his television, he threw a rock straight through the screen. The offence? His smart TV was downloading its third update […]

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Hokusai: Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji review – sublime wonders from the Great Wave to that heroic, eternal peak

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Dulwich Picture Gallery, LondonWith its helpless rowers, naked river-crossers and snowbound tea-drinkers, this magnificent series is a warning to put your faith in the essential and enduring The giant wave’s foaming white summit spreads high over the heads of the helpless souls huddled in their long thin boats, crackling into […]

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ITV’s exposé of racism and misogyny in Reform? Just a few (more) bad apples | John Crace

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While the party’s MPs went into hiding, it was left to its failed byelection candidate Matt Goodwin to defend it It was the dog that didn’t bark in the night. After Sunday night’s ITV exposé of widespread racism and misogyny within Reform, you might have expected one of its MPs […]

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Four years ago countries made a historic deal to save nature. Is it dead in the water?

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So far not a single target of the plan has been met. As negotiators convene for Cop17, the pressure is on to find a way to honour the commitments made at previous summits Cop17 at a glance: everything you need to know about the UN’s nature summit Passersby could smell […]

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Blue for poor, yellow for posh: the London maps exposing centuries of terrible housing

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From rent strikes to squatting, a new show reveals how people have managed to keep a roof over their head in London – and the mould and astronomical rents that persist Charles Booth’s pioneering poverty maps of Victorian London show a vivid colour-coded warren of streets, alleyways and slums tightly […]

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Maternity care in the UK is in a doom loop – how has it come to this? | Zoe Williams

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Twenty years ago, if a pregnant woman had asked for a C-section because of her fears over poor staffing levels, midwives would have thought she was over-anxious. Now, it seems like a depressingly realist position The classic way to outrage someone who’s pregnant is to touch their stomach without asking. […]

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