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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Peter Bradshaw)
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The Banshees of Inisherin review – a Guinness-black comedy of male pain
Venice film festival: Martin McDonagh reunites Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson in remotest Ireland for an oddball study of isolation and hurtMartin McDonagh’s new film is a macabre black comedy of toxic male pride and wounded male feelings, a shaggy-dog story of wretchedness and a dance of death between aggression and self-harm, set on an imaginary island called Inisherin off the Irish coast. It’s happening in 1923 during the civil war; the additional symbolic acrimony is offered to us on a ta
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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Zoe Williams)
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Spare a thought for the Queen – at least we don’t have to welcome Liz Truss with a kiss | Zoe Williams
The monarch has been inviting prime ministers to form a government for 70 years. She must be thinking, ‘how did it come to this?’ They call it “kissing hands”, even though hands are no longer kissed: the incoming prime minister goes to see the Queen, who invites them to form a government, even though it’s not her call, and they say yes, even though they know it’s not a question. When someone first explains this elaborate performance of pointlessness, the only reasonable response is, surely the m
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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Associated Press)
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Israel says soldier probably killed Shireen Abu Aqleh by accident
Army official says no one will be punished after investigation into fatal shooting of Al Jazeera journalistThe Israeli army has said there is a “high possibility” a soldier killed an Al Jazeera journalist in May but that the shooting was accidental and no one will be punished.Shireen Abu Aqleh was shot dead while covering Israeli military raids in the occupied West Bank. Continue reading...
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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Sarah Shaffi)
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Literary festival cancelled due to cost of living crisis
Ways With Words, the organisers of Words by the Water in Keswick, say low ticket sales mean it is not viable to run next year’s event Ways With Words, which runs literary festivals in the Lake District, Suffolk and Devon, has cancelled its forthcoming festival, saying it is not “currently viable” because of the UK’s cost of living crisis.The organisation had been due to put on Words by the Water, a 10-day event in Keswick, in March 2023. But after experiencing low ticket sales for its festival i
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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Fabrizio Romano)
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Diego Costa due for Wolves medical after Sasa Kalajdzic’s ACL injury
Costa has not played since leaving Atlético Mineiro in JanuaryKalajdzic injured on Wolves debut after moving in £15.5m dealDiego Costa is set to have a medical for a surprise move to Wolves, despite the Spain forward not having played competitively since leaving the Brazilian side Atlético Mineiro in January.The 33-year-old is due for tests in the next 24 hours after Wolves were forced to act by the ACL injury suffered by their new signing Sasa Kalajdzic at the weekend. Costa, who won two Premie
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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Matthew Weaver)
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Posties’ paths: Britons who delivered mail by foot sought for new book
Author Alan Cleaver collecting stories of rural postal workers who walked miles each week, and the routes they tookThe last surviving rural postal workers who delivered mail by foot are being sought for a forthcoming book celebrating their lives and mapping their often arduous daily journeys.Delivering mail by foot ended in the countryside in 1970 with the adoption of postal vans, and it is now feared that the postal paths and the history of those who trod them are disappearing from living memor
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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Sam Jones in Madrid)
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Over-consumption and drought reduce lake in vital Spanish wetland to puddle
Experts and environmentalists say aquifer feeding Doñana national park, a Unesco heritage site, has been overexploited for tourism and to water fruit farmsThe largest permanent lake in Spain’s Doñana national park, one of Europe’s biggest and most important wetlands, has shrivelled to a small puddle as years of drought and overexploitation take their toll on the aquifer that feeds the area and sustains millions of migrating birds.On Monday, experts from Spain’s National Research Council (CSIC) s
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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Isobel Koshiw in Kyiv)
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Ukraine offensive prompts Kherson separatists to ‘pause’ poll on joining Russia
Russian state news agency says referendum plans on hold as Ukrainian attacks on key bridge over Dnieper River put pressure on troopsRussia-Ukraine war – latest updatesRussia-appointed officials in the occupied Kherson region of Ukraine say they are “pausing” a planned referendum on whether to become part of Russia because of attacks by Ukrainian forces.Ukraine last week said it had launched offensives in several directions in the southern region but has since released few details and continues t
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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Andrew Downie)
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Large parts of Amazon may never recover, major study says
Swathes of rainforest have reached tipping point, research by scientists and Indigenous organisations concludesEnvironmental destruction in parts of the Amazon is so complete that swathes of the rainforest have reached tipping point and might never be able to recover, a major study carried out by scientists and Indigenous organisations has found. “The tipping point is not a future scenario but rather a stage already present in some areas of the region,” the report concludes. “Brazil and Bolivia
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Sep 05, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Stuart Kenny)
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My online chess addiction was ruining my life. Something had to change | Stuart Kenny
I didn’t like the person it was making me, but a few strategic moves later, the calm and mystique of the game returnedPerhaps it was when I missed my bus stop so I could finish a three-minute game of online blitz chess that I realised I had a problem. Or when, instead of getting off at the next stop, I started another game on chess.com. I certainly had no qualms about the resulting half-hour walk home, narrowly avoiding lamp-posts as I continued to line up ill-fated pre-moves against anonymous o