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‘Big mausoleums of stuff’: Cheltenham is latest town to mourn loss of beloved department store
In an age when we love bagging bargains online, locals and experts in one of the UK’s most affluent towns debate whether there’s any future in high-street retailing

Andrew Anthony

17, Feb, 2024 @5:00 PM

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‘If you weren’t scared, something was wrong’: the real heroes of Spielberg’s new war drama
The young American crews featured in the Apple TV series Masters of the Air have not been forgotten in Suffolk, where they were stationed 80 years ago

Andrew Anthony

28, Jan, 2024 @12:00 PM

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A toast to smaller wine glasses – but our best ideas have been inspired by alcohol | Andrew Anthony
In taking the 250ml choice off the menu, it was shown last week that a gentle nudge is all we need to cut back

Andrew Anthony

20, Jan, 2024 @5:00 PM

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‘Gender inequities are important’: why couples fall out of love
A new study unpicks the reasons men and women call time on a relationship and finds that micro-grievances really do matter

Andrew Anthony

13, Jan, 2024 @2:00 PM

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Yellow cards, VAR and no controversy: Rebecca Welch makes history as first female Premier League referee
There were some boos and half-hearted chants, but she maintained quiet and calm authority when she took charge in Fulham v Burnley

Andrew Anthony

23, Dec, 2023 @6:19 PM

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Why BBC wildman Chris Packham just can’t stop ruffling feathers
He’s been hailed as the new Attenborough, but the outspoken presenter is now getting the sort of attention that could see him dubbed the new Gary Lineker

Andrew Anthony

10, Dec, 2023 @1:00 PM

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No manor, but a peerless investment: Lord of Walthamstow is auctioning his title for £65,000
The retiring east London lord of the manor bought his feudal title in 1989 and says it once saved him from sharing a bed with a golfing buddy

Andrew Anthony

09, Dec, 2023 @2:44 PM

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‘Populism is all about hair’: what rightwing leaders are trying to tell us with their wild coiffures
From Boris Johnson to Javier Milei, Geert Wilders and Donald Trump, sporting a wild and woolly barnet spells virility, charisma and populist appeal

Andrew Anthony

03, Dec, 2023 @7:00 AM

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‘Out of tune and out of key’: Covent Garden’s buskers fight back against bid to silence them
Performers say Westminster council move to enforce licences and restrict acts’ volume, staging and props threatens a centuries-old London tradition

Andrew Anthony

26, Nov, 2023 @3:00 PM

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‘If James Cleverly thinks Stockton’s a shit-hole, why not do something about it?’
People in the Teesside town say the home secretary should help to rally an area that has endured chronic political neglect rather than badmouth it

Andrew Anthony

25, Nov, 2023 @2:00 PM

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‘On the frontline of blame’: how it feels to be Jewish in UK since Hamas attack
Some staunchly defend the actions of Israel. Others are so alarmed at the fate of Gaza they have joined pro-Palestine protests. In between lie a range of views … but all feel the chill of rising antisemitism

Andrew Anthony

18, Nov, 2023 @3:22 PM

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‘A recipe for blandness’: critic Peter Biskind on why quality television is in chronic decline
The author of Easy Riders, Raging Bulls has turned his gaze from Hollywood to prestige television, arguing that a golden age of TV that began with The Sopranos has been ruined by corporate greed

Andrew Anthony

12, Nov, 2023 @12:00 PM

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