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They are among the most common - and insidious - of illnesses. Often, the first signs are mild: a rumbling tummy or vague nausea - all too often leading to stomach cramps, fever and vomiting.
6 days ago
Back shaving & biggest posers - the Scotland squad in their own words ⊕
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John McGinn packed an European plug adaptor. Lyndon Dykes follows Ryan Christie around like a dog. Liam Kelly shaves Grant Hanley's back. Often.
51 days ago
Is it true that … only overweight people are at risk of high cholesterol? ⊖⊖
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Size does matter – as does diet – but your genes are the main driver of your cholesterol levels
Cholesterol, a fatty substance mostly made by the liver and used by the body to build cells and produce …
Olivia review – unhurried, painterly fable about loss aims to expose the meaning of grief ⊖⊖
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Argentinian director Sofía Petersen’s self-conscious film tries for the weight of slow cinema, but is formless, inert and hibernating within its own heavy unlit gloom
Argentinian director Sofía Peters…
62 days ago
‘We wanted to put a mark on the world’: the sweaty, singular indie music scene of early-00s Brighton ⊕
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
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From Bat for Lashes to Brakes and the Pipettes, misfits on the south coast made fearless music amid cheap rents and salty air. Could this ever happen again?
It’s any given night in 2002. We’re at the …
66 days ago
‘They’re making them disappear again’: families fear Mexico’s missing are being erased ⊖⊖
Government accused of removing loved ones from record after report says tens of thousands lack information to be found
Mothers search in the scrublands, poking the earth for signs of a corpse. Despera…
3 months ago
António Lobo Antunes’s exhilarating novels forced Portugal to confront its darkest moments ○
With an exacting modernist style and the courage to address fascism and colonialism head on, Lobo Antunes’s writing is a deluge of unforgiving truths in lush prose
António Lobo Antunes, Portuguese nov…
The slow implosion of Keir Starmer’s government is the ultimate repudiation of ‘Labour minimalism’ | Andy Beckett ⊖
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
This dominant tradition in the party has long insisted on appeasing powerful interests. But it’s unsuited to modern times
Labour is a more complicated political party than most. For over a century, it…
4 months ago
The Bed Trick by Izabella Scott review – a bizarre story of sexual duplicity ⊖
A brilliant analysis of the trial of Gayle Newland and the literary and social antecedents of ‘sex by deception’
In September 2015, Gayle Newland stood trial accused of sex by deception. It was allege…
Beyond Keane’s stick-it-up-your-bollocks, there isn’t much else to Saipan | Jonathan Wilson ⊖
Why is the film of Ireland’s 2002 World Cup falling-out not a documentary but a drama that takes liberties with events?
All history is to some extent narrative. You cannot tell a story without in some…