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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Show up, speak up … and just be nice. Here is one anonymous server’s advice for a happy meal
Hospitality is in a right state at the moment, what with the seemingly never-ending shitshow of rising rent…
59 days ago
They’re all over blurbs and social media, but do these bite-size labels lead to formulaic fiction? Plus the classics reimagined for a modern reader
Opposites attract. He falls first. Coffee shop. Forc…
3 months ago
Mousley Bottom, Derbyshire: This area was a literal dump 40 years ago, devoid of life. But time and a dedicated council have worked their magic
Stand in this wood by the River Goyt, listening to the b…
5 months ago
For Halloween, Guardian writers pick their most terrifying films ever – from The Shining and The Descent to The Strangers
“Sometimes one can’t help … imagining things.” Truman Capote helped to adapt H…
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On her self-deprecating, viscera-flecked sixth record, Florence Welch picks apart the compulsions and contradictions of fame
The title track of Everybody Scream provides a suitably striking o…
8 months ago
Turn this summer favourite into a savoury lunchtime tart or a warm spiced bake
Summer courgettes seem to multiply faster than we can cook them, and demand a little more of our love from June through t…
9 months ago
Creative studio says financial districts deserted in working-from-home shift could host revitalised nightlife sector
Could the future of Canary Wharf lie in thumping beats and dancefloor raves? Could …
Turn shelled broad bean pods into a quick, bright green and nourishing soup – an ingenious way to use an otherwise unused byproduct
Broad bean pods are one of the most under-appreciated edible scraps,…
10 months ago
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
The broadcaster and author can’t get enough of this stretch of England’s south coast, and has even set his first murder mystery there
My earliest memory of Devon is being lost, and my mum crying. I wa…