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While Arsenal were busy Arsenaling their way to a worthy but dull Bigger Cup quarter-final first leg win at Sporting on Tuesday, the players of Real…
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Who should win? Who’s been snubbed? Guardian film editor Catherine Shoard answers your Oscars questions
Guardian writers have been making their pitches for best picture winner at the 98th Academy Awar…
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What comes next for Europe with the transatlantic alliance in tatters? Guardian Europe editor Jon Henley will be answering readers’ questions live here from 12pm GMT. Join us then and post your quest…
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The Londoner from Lagos wowed the fringe with a show about language, family and cross-cultural identity. She talks about dread, dreams and her bid for ‘controlled chaos’
Before her first Edinburgh fri…
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Between countries, differences in ingredients and measurements can make or break a cake, writes Helen Goh. But it’s possible to bake a global gateau
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Damien Saunder set out to survey the cartographic influence on album sleeve design. Four years and 400-plus records later, he’s created the coffee table book music fans and map lovers never knew they…
You can keep your ebooks. There is no better way to engage with words than through a paperback
Everything changes so everything can stay the same. In the beginning I read a lot. I read paperback books…
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US couple Marsha and Al adopted a baby girl from China because they thought she had been abandoned. Years later they read about a girl whose sister had been illegally snatched by the authorities. Was…