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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Guardian Staff)
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Growing up learning another language helps free the mind | Letters
Speaking both Welsh and English imbues life with a richness lost to those who know only one tongueI found your article “Everybody’s talking” most interesting and inspiring (Magazine). Although the circumstances outlined differ from mine (growing up in rural Wales in the 1950s), I see many parallels with issues and concerns raised by parents whose first language was not English.I remember the debate among adults as to whether they should speak English or Welsh to their children. The arguments cen
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Jay Rayner)
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Etles Uyghur, London: ‘You’ll be well fed, and learn a little along the way’ – restaurant review
Visit this classy Uyghur restaurant for lessons in culture and geography, and tasty chicken piled highEtles Uyghur Restaurant, 424 Finchley Road, London NW2 2HY (020 7431 5698). Starters £7.50-£9.99, mains £12.50-£16, big plate chicken £30, desserts £4.50. UnlicensedThe menu at Etles Uyghur restaurant, located at the leafier Golder’s Green end of London’s Finchley Road, is not just a thrilling list of edible promises. It’s also a subtle lesson in physical and human geography. Obviously, there’s
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Chitra Ramaswamy)
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The Serpent Queen review – Samantha Morton is perfectly cast in this darkly satirical period drama
The actor shines in an irreverent, foul-mouthed historical series about one of the most powerful and vilified women of the 16th century. More of her please!It’s France, 1560, and the queen wants a new maid for her son’s forthcoming coronation. Which queen? The Italian “commoner” regarded as the offspring of the most despised family in Europe who, in a truly astonishing transformation, became one of the most powerful – and vilified – women of the 16th century. The one who introduced tobacco, ladi
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (James Tapper)
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NHS is ‘over the precipice’, warns nurses’ leader as strike vote looms
Low-paid workforce could leave the profession in droves, with very survival of health service at riskNurses will vote to go on a national strike for the first time in their history because the NHS has “gone over the precipice” and may not survive, the leader of the UK’s largest nursing union has told the Observer.Pat Cullen, general secretary of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), said there is anger among nurses, who feel that ministers do not believe they are important. Continue reading...
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Severin Carrell and Libby Brooks)
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The Queen’s cortege – a last farewell to Scotland, the land she loved
As Elizabeth’s coffin leaves Balmoral on its way to Edinburgh, her neighbours in the village of Ballater say their parting will be sad, but restrainedAccession of King Charles and death of Queen Elizabeth – latest updatesThe Queen will pay a slow farewell to Scotland on Sunday, as the cortege carrying her coffin leaves Balmoral and passes through Royal Deeside before travelling to Edinburgh and the Palace of HolyroodhouseHer final journey has been carefully mapped, and progress through this heav
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Hollie Richardson, Hannah Verdier, Ali Catterall and Phil Harrison)
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TV tonight: the baby animals of Frozen Planet II will break your heart
David Attenborough returns with another epic series. Plus: Adrian Dunbar has another case to solve in Ridley. Here’s what to watch this evening• Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, some of tonight’s scheduling may change Continue reading...
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Toby Helm, Michael Savage and Waseem Mohamed)
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The Commons was filled with fury – then came news about the Queen
In her first days as premier, Liz Truss was announcing plans for unprecedented spending when politics came to a haltAt around noon on Thursday, the House of Commons was doing what it does best. The benches were packed, the exchanges were combative. The place was full of the sound and fury of adversarial politics. On all sides, MPs were engaged, not least because what was being discussed was so crucial to the lives of the millions of families they represent.The new prime minister, Liz Truss, was
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (David Williams)
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Boxing clever: the best in-bag and can wines | David Williams
Glass bottles are heavy and unwieldy – and the new generation of bagged and canned wines are well worth tryingWaitrose Soft & Juicy Chilean Red 2.25-litre box (£14.95 for 2.25-litre box, Waitrose) One of the more stubborn prejudices in wine is the notion that it must come in a glass bottle to be any good. It’s a received idea that has an element of the self-fulfilling prophecy about it: a producer won’t risk trying to sell their best wine in a different kind of package, since they know a lar
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Philippa Perry)
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My mother died 25 years ago and I am still not over it
Accepting your grief, no matter how long ago it happened, will make it easier to live withThe dilemma I am 50 years old, live a privileged life with my husband and our two children and really don’t want for much. My mother died very suddenly when I was 25 – she was 61. Her death was from a heart attack. We had no clue that she was gravely ill. My father died of bowel cancer in 2020, aged 81.While it was very sad to see my dad’s decline, I felt able to come to terms with his illness and subsequen
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Sep 11, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (International Cupid: Sarah Hooper)
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Blind Date goes to Beijing: ‘I wanted to hold her hand … too fast!’
In a global dating special, Xiaoyu, 24, manager trainee, meets Iris, 28, medical industryWhat were you hoping for?To start a new relationship in Beijing. Continue reading...