lifestyle
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Set the perfect pastel summer table
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My nine-year-old is intelligent and loving but since he was about three he has followed a pattern of a period of normal behaviour followed by a gradual build up of anger and frustration. Annalisa Barbieri advises a reader
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My Twitter account was flooded with notifications about a Photoshopped picture that made me look like a terrorist, and it had gone viral
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It’s obvious in this series on mediation that couples who are divorcing don’t listen to each other
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The actress talks about her GP father’s warmth, her glamorous TV presenter mother and finding lasting love in mid-life
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What I wore this week The dancing lady emoji dress
Jess Cartner-MorleyYes, 1954 had Audrey Hepburn in Sabrina, 1967 had Catherine Deneuve in Belle de Jour, but 2016 has the dancing lady emoji in her ruffled red dress
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Ana Jones recipes: Whether the toppings are scavenged from the fridge or your local supermarket, a tartine is probably the simplest possible vehicle for flavour you’ll find – try an egg, caper and herb combo, or English garden mix
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Enough booze to fill 12,000 bottles an hour will soon be flowing in a pipeline under the medieval streets of the Belgian city
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Ever been fooled by a rave restaurant review? Marina O’Loughlin has – and that’s just the start of her problems with the site
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Whisky aficionado Charles MacLean has been to every Scottish island, but it’s Islay that draws him back, with its wildness, warmth – and eight distilleries
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In his most personal interpretation of the fashion house’s esprit, John Galliano references his origins as an 80s club kid in London as well as Napoleon
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Dior, Vetements and Chanel show off elegance, heritage and mega-collaborations in the French capital
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Designer shuns pop spectacle of previous years to celebrate his craft, in a Paris haute couture week notable for anti-elitist moves
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Interim designers Serge Ruffieux and Lucie Meier give message of unity before widely reported appointment of Maria Grazia Chiuri from Valentino
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The best looks from Milan and Paris menswear SS17 collections
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Designer Kim Jones’s latest collection, unveiled in Paris, mixes punky mohair and zips with zebra prints and safari suits – and gets the thumbs up from David Beckham and Kate Moss
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With age comes political awareness, higher alcohol tolerance, and an earlier bedtime. But it’s possible to be an adult and still enjoy yourself this weekend
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The Tippet Rise Art Center on an 11,500-acre working ranch near Yellowstone, Montana, has just opened to the public. It celebrates land and architecture, as well as music during its classical concert season
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From bargain-price rooms in midtown Manhattan to swish boutique hotels in Brooklyn and Queens, our top 10 makes it possible to explore NYC to the max
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White in winter, brown in summer, with a bright green moment in late spring: raised on the sober palette of Montana, Japanese-American oil painter Harry Koyama is wanton in his use of colour. “Colour is my own enthusiasm with the profession and the medium,” he says. His presence in the Yellowstone Valley is pulling locals who normally wouldn’t think of buying art
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ExperienceExperienceExperience: I was accused of carrying out the Paris attacksMy Twitter account was flooded with notifications about a Photoshopped picture that made me look like a terrorist, and it had gone viral
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Felicity Cloake's perfect recipesFelicity Cloake's perfect recipesHow to cook the perfect hot dogCaution! Preparing a hotdog can be fraught with danger – so should you grill, bake, fry, or steam your sausage? And is the best banger made from pork or beef?
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Swipe right - online dating for the real worldSwipe right - online dating for the real worldAsk Eva says goodbye: seven lessons I learned from answering your questionsI’m signing off after more than a year of helping you swipe right (or not), but first, here’s what I learned from being your electronic agony aunt
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Problem solvedProblem solvedI’m worried about my son’s extreme angerMy nine-year-old is intelligent and loving but since he was about three he has followed a pattern of a period of normal behaviour followed by a gradual build up of anger and frustration. Annalisa Barbieri advises a reader
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Private livesPrivate livesMy husband has suddenly become cold and distantHe says he doesn’t think the marriage is fixable, but he won’t tell me what the problem is
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people
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Ian, an air-conditioning engineer, owns three remote-controlled rock crawlers. He assembled them himself and often drives them up peaks near Sheffield
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The journalist grew up on New York’s Upper East Side with her mother, a celebrated poet who partied with Andy Warhol and Saul Bellow. Now she’s lifting the lid on a deeply unhappy childhood
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Thomas Harding was so appalled by the Brexit vote that he has applied for a German passport – a surprising decision given his heritage
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Only recently did the truth hit home that the secret of his success came from the traumatic loss of both parents when he was five, after a botched abortion
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the big picture
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My last supper: Padma Lakshmi seeks an Indian twist on New York’s autumn fare
Why you should be nice to your robots