The Observer
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London mayor hits out at US president before his state visit to Britain -
The former home secretary calls on trades unions and Momentum to exert pressure on the Labour leader
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Eleven killed were city staff members, one was contractor, while police say additional weapons found at scene and suspect’s home -
Two decades of public health improvements have stalled, says IPPR thinktank -
Cabinet’s leading pro-European says new party leader will have ‘brief opportunity’ to reset agenda with EU -
Families of 21 victims say the total legal aid offered to their lawyers was just £350,000
Features
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As ceremonies mark 75th anniversary of Allied landings in Normandy, two veterans tell their tales -
As he is kicked out of Labour, the party’s former spin doctor and his daughter, Grace, talk Brexit and beyond -
For those who cross the border dreaming of a mythic retreat of crags and castles, reality can bite hard
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George Jesse Turner tells of his 42 years behind the camera on the documentary series that has become a TV institution -
His vibrant work was always accessible, but he was also a driven, socially minded artist. As a new exhibition opens at Tate Liverpool, we talk to those that knew him -
After a row over military service ended Netanyahu’s efforts to form a government, Israelis speak of the resentments behind the crisis
Letters & editorials
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The president has once again interfered in British politics. He should learn to mind his mouth -
The party’s clarity on Brexit is welcome. Their record on much else is poor -
Editorial standards have been diluted and there is confusion about the corporation’s role in the national life -
Theresa May leaves a divided and unequal Britain, but her successor is likely only to make things worse. Jeremy Corbyn must work with Tory rebels to prevent a catastrophic hard Brexit
Regulars
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It’s reassuring to know that our allure doesn’t fade with age, says Mariella, and while it may actually be the opposite, it’s hard to know what’s prompted this epidemic of lust -
This restaurant in the Grosvenor Hotel finds itself in a real pickle: it can’t decide whether it’s good or really quite terrible, says Jay Rayner -
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The US president cements the special relationship… with Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson
Sport
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St Helens comfortably beat Wakefield 48-10 to reach the Challenge Cup semi-finals -
Saracens retain their Premiership title with three-try salvo in second half in 37-34 victory against Exeter at Twickenham -
New Zealand beat Sri Lanka by 10 wickets in their opening Cricket World Cup game, despite Dimuth Karunaratne carrying his bat -
The England captain, Sarah Hunter, has said the Lions should establish a women’s side that could tour France, North America and New Zealand
Interviews
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The former teen star on being born into an acting dynasty, her anger at the abortion ban in Alabama and the trouble with American cinema -
The illustrator, 84, on his beloved book at 30, the monsters inside us and the beauty of a quiet life -
Food & lifestyle
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Wild swimming and outdoor living offer a sense of freedom on a trip from Porto to Vila Praia de Âncora -
The world of Michael Kors is upbeat and glamorous – whether in the White House or on public transport -
Summer suppers are best if they’re hot with spice and char, and sharp with a citrus, tamarind or vinegar tang, says Nigel Slater
Reviews
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4 out of 5 stars.
FKA twigs Swords, pole dancing and stunningly physical pop
4 out of 5 stars.After a three-year break, the experimental pop star and dancer reveals a strikingly intimate new side -
3 out of 5 stars.
Sunset Murky Hungarian drama
3 out of 5 stars.A young woman seeks her way in pre-first world war Budapest -
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