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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Caroline Davies)
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King Charles keeps (mostly) calm and carries on with punishing schedule
Observers struck by Charles’s composure, pen incidents aside, as he completes exhausting round of official dutiesDeath of the Queen and King Charles’s accession – latest updatesIn the end, it was the pens that did it. Twice. Undertaking a brutal schedule of head of state duties and public appearances while simultaneously dealing with profound personal sorrow, it was likely something would have to give. And for the exhausted King, the focus of his frustration was the pens.At his proclamation last
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Rick Lane)
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Metal: Hellsinger review – thrash your foes to the beat in this mesmerising shooter
PC (version tested), PlayStation 5, Xbox; The Outsiders/FuncomThe Outsiders’ impressive debut combines the gunplay of Doom with the musical button-mashing of Guitar HeroFirst-person shooters and heavy metal go together like AC/DC concerts and audiologist appointments. Their relationship stretches back to 1993’s Doom, for which composer Bobby Prince borrowed heavily from the music of Alice in Chains and Pantera. But they’ve never been so closely intertwined as in Metal: Hellsinger, where the musi
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Zoe Williams)
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Kenneth Branagh is Boris Johnson! Brace yourself to relive the pandemic with This England
Care home deaths, Barnard Castle, cover-ups – the story of the PM’s handling of the Covid outbreak is ripe for drama. But is Michael Winterbottom’s tale just too sympathetic?On the day in June 2020 when Michael Winterbottom started researching This England, 67 people died of Covid. It feels like an astonishingly small number now. This was before we had a vaccine or even mass testing; before we had test and trace or any clue how much money had been wasted; before we knew about the dodgy contracts
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Philip Hoare)
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‘Aural tattoos’: sperm whales use sounds to signal social identity, say scientists
Research says clicks emitted from whales’ heads are symbolic marking like human social expressionSperm whales are among the deepest divers on the planet. They are natural submarines, spending 70% of their time foraging for squid in the dark ocean for up to 80 minutes at a time. When they break through what Herman Melville called “the ocean’s skin”, they socialise, twisting and turning their grey bodies around one another in a sensual, enigmatic choreography.They measure up to 18 metres long and
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Stephen Burgen in Barcelona)
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Eye for an eye: Javier Bardem iris NFT to be sold for sight-saving charity
Image of actor’s eye to be auctioned to fund Ojos del Mundo in preventing blindness in developing worldAn eye for an eye, or in this case, help for thousands of eyes in exchange for the image of one as a closeup of Javier Bardem’s iris is auctioned for an organisation that restores sight to people in the developing world.“Being able to see, to hear, to touch, to feel: these are things that we don’t really appreciate until we lose them,” said the Oscar-winning actor. “Regaining access to everythi
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Geneva Abdul and Vikram Dodd)
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Two police officers stabbed near Leicester Square in central London
Male arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm and assaulting emergency workerTwo police officers have been stabbed in an encounter with a man armed with a knife near Leicester Square in central London.The Metropolitan police said both of the constables, one female and one male, were based locally and were hurt on Friday morning after challenging the suspect, whom they believed had a knife. Continue reading...
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Paul Bellsham)
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Horse bathing and Mexican Independence Day: Friday’s best photos
The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world Continue reading...
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Rob Davies)
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2 Sisters denies staff full reward for working on day of Queen’s funeral
Unite decries food firm’s failure to offer extra time off or bonus pay for working on the bank holidayDeath of the Queen and King Charles’s accession - latest updatesStaff at 2 Sisters, the food producer that supplies most of the UK’s biggest supermarkets, will not get the bank holiday off or bonus pay for working on the day of the Queen’s funeral.The Unite trade union said companies such as Cadbury and Coca-Cola had agreed to give staff an extra day of holiday, pay them double time or stop prod
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Gwyn Topham Transport correspondent)
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Rail strikes in October to target Conservative conference
Train operators are understood to have been notified of two 24-hour walkouts on 1 and 5 OctoberDisruption to rail services across Britain will resume after the Queen’s funeral, with drivers at 12 train operating companies staging further coordinated strikes at the start of October.Operators are understood to have been notified of two 24-hour walkouts on 1 and 5 October, which would affect services across the country and bring rail chaos at the beginning and end of the Conservative party conferen
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Kit Holden)
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Too cool for their own good? Union Berlin’s fight to retain their identity | Kit Holden
Bundesliga’s shock leaders have experienced a popularity boom but this book extract explains it is not to everyone’s tasteIt takes about half an hour on the train to get from the centre of Berlin to Köpenick, and the journey is a game of two halves. The second half is a gentle rumble through the industrial, residential and woodland heartlands of Bundesliga club Union Berlin. The first half is a sight-seeing tour of Berlin’s world-famous nightlife.After Alexanderplatz, the train pulls into Jannow