The Observer
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Northern Ireland border row hits G7 summit in Cornwall as prime minister tells other leaders UK is ‘a single country’
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Midfielder, 29, required urgent CPR on the pitch during match against Finland but is now stable
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Observer poll reveals most people believe prime minister should wait past proposed 21 June date
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Calls for unity over anti-racism before the start of England’s Euro 2020 campaign
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Multicoloured themed products are hitting shops as June celebrations begin, but little profit goes to LGBTQ+ communities
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Michael Packard, 56, was spat out after half a minute and expert says experience would have been ‘totally freaky’ for the whale
Features
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Politicians like to provoke them, academics like to analyse them yet most people don’t know what they’re all about
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In her new memoir, Emily Rapp Black explains how the work and experiences of the Mexican artist helped her develop a better relationship with her body
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The prime minister has a host of problems to weigh up before deciding to remove all legal restrictions on social contact
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The extreme sport is booming after months of restrictions on people’s daily lives during the pandemic
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Experts say three billionaires have upended the traditional model for human spaceflight and are shaping a thriving new era
Letters & editorials
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It is not only Iranians who will suffer if a hardliner wins, it could have profound consequences for world peace
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It is easy to mistrust big data collection, but for health the benefits are well established
Regulars
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You can get into debt at the touch of a button, without realising you’ve borrowed a penny, writes Eva Wiseman
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Sport
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The world No 1’s semi-final win against Nadal was remarkable but Stefanos Tsitsipas is a tricky French Open final opponent
Interviews
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When a man acts in anger, we step aside, but a woman gets labelled ‘crazy bitch’. In a personal, ferocious treatise, the author says we need to change the script
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Food & lifestyle
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Were you the child whose indignant letter yielded a free bar of chocolate? Séamas O’Reilly puts pen to paper to reveal why we are a nation of complainers
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The previous residents left the building in a state, but this rare Victorian pig pen is now a joy to behold
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Jay Rayner picks the cookbooks that have made a real difference to the British dinner table and explains why these are his go-to recipe books for home chefs
Reviews
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3 out of 5 stars.Academy winner Anthony Hopkins tackles the script’s verbosity with aplomb but this study of dementia remains somewhat stagey
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