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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Michael Colborne)
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Putin is banking on his friends in the Balkans to help sustain his bloody war in Ukraine | Michael Colborne
United in a sense of victimhood, Russia has an ally in far-right Serbian groups. The west underestimates them at its perilI work at the investigative journalism website Bellingcat, where I lead our project using open-source research methods to monitor the far right across central and eastern Europe. In the Balkans, we’re seeing how Serbia’s far-right fringes are bolstering Russia’s bloody invasion of Ukraine. These groups aren’t just helping fan the flames in support of Russia’s war; they’re als
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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Victoria Bekiempis)
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Jeffrey Epstein victims condemn Prince Andrew’s return to public life
Attorneys say duke’s reappearance following death of Queen could prove harmful for survivors of Epstein’s crimesSince the death of the Queen on 8 September, Prince Andrew has returned to the public sphere.The Duke of York’s prominence at events marking the death of his mother, such as the progress of her coffin through Edinburgh and London this week, is to be expected. Andrew is grieving personal loss during a national period of mourning. Continue reading...
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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Gina Gustavsson)
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The far right’s triumph in my country reveals a very Swedish brand of intolerance | Gina Gustavsson
During the campaign, political parties on the right and left proved that our supposed liberalism is only skin deep“Helg … seger!” shouts Rebecka Fallenkvist, raising one arm in a seeming salute to the camera. It is Sunday evening, and the 26-year-old politician from the far-right Sweden Democrats is being interviewed, champagne glass in hand. Her party had just become the second-largest in parliament, gaining more than 20% of the votes.The Social Democratic prime minister, Magdalena Andersson, h
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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Chloë Ashby)
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Erotic, illegal and enough to make Caravaggio swoon: Very Private? and Linder review
Charleston, East SussexDuncan Grant’s intensely sexual drawings, created when homosexuality was against the law, appear with more candid responses from contemporary artists and some fierce work from LinderSome exhibitions grab you with both hands. Very Private? is one of them, which is fitting, given all the grappling, clutching and caressing taking place on the walls. There are fistfuls of flesh, as well as other, harder things, plus a set of fingers curling around a whip, while another set clu
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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Jennifer Rankin in Brussels)
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Hungary is no longer a full democracy, says European parliament
MEPs back resolution stating country led by Viktor Orbán has become ‘hybrid regime of electoral autocracy’Hungary can no longer be considered a full democracy, the European parliament has said in a powerful symbolic vote against Viktor Orbán’s government.In a resolution backed by 81% of MEPs present to vote, the parliament stated that Hungary had become a “hybrid regime of electoral autocracy”, citing a breakdown in democracy, fundamental rights and the rule of law. Continue reading...
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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Yomi Adegoke)
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Dated & Related: like Love Island, but your sibling watches you snogging
Netflix’s new reality series is the latest attempt to add a quirky twist to ITV2’s iconic dating show. But no amount of sibling dates can liven up a poor imitationIt has been just over a month since the finale of Love Island. Fans will have to wait months more until the winter edition launches in January with a brand new host in the wake of Laura Whitmore’s departure (hopefully, the bubbly AJ Odudu, if there’s any justice in the world). In the meantime, streamers are trying to sate us with knock
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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Kate Hutchinson)
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Terri Lyne Carrington on her mission to correct jazz history: ‘Women don’t get called geniuses enough’
The best-known book of jazz standards contains 399 pieces written by men and just one by a woman. With the all-female New Standards, the pioneering drummer-bandleader is undoing the idea of jazz as a boys’ clubImagine for a moment that you are a jazz musician looking for a standard to master – one of those timeless songs widely accepted as the backbone of the genre. You flick through The Real Book for inspiration – the best-selling jazz songbook of all time, with its distinctive peachy cover. Th
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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Tanya Aldred)
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County cricket: Northants v Surrey, Warwickshire v Somerset – live
Live county cricket updates from 11am UK timeYou can email Tanya with your thoughtsWhither Warwickshire? 364 runs to win; 82 overs to survive. Safety for Somerset if they win.Fresh-faced/wet behind the ears/short-trousered etc etc Sussex lose nightwatchman Brad Currie. Ali Orr, in the running for the CWC young player of the year, has played an andante 44, Alsop four not out at the other end. A day’s vigil seems unlikely. Continue reading...
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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Kalyeena Makortoff and Julia Kollewe)
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Kwasi Kwarteng to lift cap on banker bonuses; John Lewis slumps to £99m loss – business live
Chancellor reportedly plans to lift the EU-imposed banker bonus cap as part of post-Brexit reforms; John Lewis says ‘uniquely uncertain’ outlook puts staff bonuses at riskBritain’s competition watchdog has decided to carry out an in-depth investigation into Microsoft’s $69bn purchase of the Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard after the US tech giant failed to offer remedies to allay competition concerns.The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) reiterated its warning that:it is or may be th
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Sep 15, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Janelle Zara)
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Game of groans: why is House of the Dragon so dull?
It might be bringing in the fans, but the Game of Thrones prequel isn’t hitting in quite the same way as its predecessorIn the latest installment of HBO’s House of the Dragon, Lord Otto Hightower confronts the king with a bit of discomforting news. Princess Rhaenyra and Prince Daemon were spotted in the bowels of a pleasure den, engaging in some unbecoming behavior – coupling, to be exact. What his report doesn’t mention, however, is that the pleasure den is no source of pleasure at all. It’s a