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Royal says in BBC interview that in hindsight staying with sex offender was wrong -
Marie Yovanovitch, the third witness in public impeachment hearings, testified while the US president tweeted against her
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Party to reiterate radical 2017 commitment to 'sector-wide collective bargaining' -
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Witnesses describe flames ‘crawling up cladding’ of six-storey building on Bradshawgate
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The supermodel opens up about friends, enemies, taking on the tabloids – and fashion’s new world order -
Losing the 2016 US election was ‘devastating’, but Clinton is keeping up the fight. Mother and daughter talk about authoritarianism, inspiring women and why thrillers are the perfect escape
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The Star Trek actor on his wartime internment, the struggle for a same-sex marriage, and how his pecs lost the battle with gravity -
Claire, 22, master’s student, meets Luke, 22, marketing executive
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England all-rounder discusses his two extraordinary innings this summer, self-doubt and his views on the captaincy -
WSC is the only independent national football magazine to have made it through the game’s gushing boom times but now it needs a lifeboat
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Rafael Nadal beat Stefanos Tsitsipas in three epic sets at the ATP World Tour Finals, but must wait to see if he has claimed a semi-final place -
Gareth Southgate is confident England have solved their problems going forward but still feels they need to improve on keeping top sides at bay
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The party hasn’t even published its manifesto yet, but already it’s changed the notion of what elected politicians can achieve, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett -
FckBoris, a collective largely made up of young women of colour, is taking the fight to the prime minister, says PhD candidate Dalia Gebrial -
Amazon will slash Fire 7s, Google will discount the Home Mini – but don’t be bounced into buying
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Heavy rain has led to 107 flood warnings across much of England and parts of Wales -
US president will travel to UK for Nato summit and will attend event at Buckingham Palace
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PR chief resigns as chair of the biggest group within the People’s Vote umbrella -
Matthew Aplin dismissed from a Port Talbot primary school after he had sex with two 17-year-olds -
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Witnesses say police opened fire on protesters near Cochabamba, where ex-president Evo Morales’ supporters have clashed for weeks -
Stone found guilty of obstruction of justice and making false statements over what he told Congress relating to emails hacked from Democrats
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Army says action was in retaliation for rockets fired towards Israel and comes amid tense standoff -
Severe isolated thunderstorms forecast in Queensland, which could create dry lightning strikes that start more fires -
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The BBC is holding the first interview with the Prince since Epstein’s controversial death. Plus: a courtroom climax for Spiral. Here’s what to watch this evening -
Bridge-s, an immersive art piece scored by Knowles, takes place at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles on 16 and 17 November
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As the streaming giants vie for viewers, the cost of shows spirals ever upwards. We explore the industry’s biggest spenders -
‘Thunderclaps of wonder’ ... a moving memoir by a marine biologist who has spent decades exploring coral reefs, many of which are now imperilled
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Illegal fishing by Chinese-owned trawlers is costing the country millions – and one of the officials trying to stop it has now been missing for months -
Roger Stone is the latest among a growing list of people once in the president’s inner circle who have been convicted on federal charges
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Bushfires in New South Wales, protests in Chile and Iraq, escalating violence in Hong Kong and floods in Venice – the best photography in news, culture and sport from around the world this week -
Flood photographer Gideon Mendel visited the South Yorkshire village
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The pick of this week’s best flora and fauna photos from around the world, including a tired tiger and sea goldies -
Photographer Diana Bagnoli finds out how Coke has become a key part of indigenous ceremonies and a staple source of hydration -
This week in our series of exclusive Guardian print sales, we have an image of red deer on a beach on Rum, by the photographer Murdo MacLeod
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