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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Philip Oltermann in Berlin)
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Germany takes subsidiary of Russian oil giant Rosneft under state control
Three refineries put into trusteeship ahead of partial European embargo on Russian oil later this yearGermany has taken the German subsidiary of the Russian oil giant Rosneft under state control, putting three refineries into a trusteeship ahead of a partial European embargo on Russian oil at the end of the year.The federal network regulator will become the temporary trust manager of Rosneft Germany and its share of refineries in Schwedt, near Berlin, in Karlsruhe and in Vohburg, Bavaria, German
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Luke Harding in Kyiv and agencies)
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Ukraine mass burial site with 440 bodies discovered in Izium, says police chief
Volodymyr Zelenskiy likens discovery to Bucha massacre, as officials begin forensic investigationsSee all our Ukraine coverageVolodymyr Zelenskiy has accused Russia of “leaving death everywhere” after Ukrainian authorities said they had found a mass grave in a forest in the north-eastern city of Izium containing more than 440 bodies.Ukraine’s president likened the find, in an area recaptured this week from Russian forces, to the previous mass killings of civilians in the cities of Bucha, outside
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Larry Elliott Economics editor)
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Why is the pound plunging on 30th anniversary of Black Wednesday?
Falls against the dollar are prompted partly by concern about Liz Truss’s economic and energy policiesPound falls as weak retail sales raise fears UK economy is in recessionThe timing could hardly have been more appropriate. On the 30th anniversary of sterling being ejected from Europe’s exchange rate mechanism, the pound came under renewed pressure on the currency markets and hit its lowest level against the US dollar in 37 years.Black Wednesday – 16 September 1992 – has a special place in Brit
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Reuters)
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Spate of Lebanese bank holdups continues amid capital controls
Depositors take things into their own hands including the use of toy guns to access frozen savingsThree more Lebanese banks have been held up by depositors seeking access to their own money frozen in the banking system, adding to a spate of holdups this week spurred by frustration over a spiralling financial implosion with no end in sight.A man with a gun that turned out to be a toy was arrested after holding up a Lebanese bank in the southern city of Ghazieh, a security source said. Continue re
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Ben Child)
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Will we ever see a Star Wars movie again, or has the saga ditched the big screen for ever?
A huge slate of Disney+ releases suggests the franchise is retreating from the multiplex – but a Mandalorian movie may prove the theory wrongStudents of film history will be well aware that before 1977, and the release of Star Wars, the modern summer blockbuster was very much in its infancy. It could be argued that Steven Spielberg’s Jaws, released two years earlier, was the first film to really get those queues snaking round the block, but the first instalment in George Lucas’s long-running spa
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Rachael Healy)
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‘I try to be repulsive’: comedian Patti Harrison on why she likes to bait liberal audiences
The Ohio-raised star of movies and TV shows such as Shrill and I Think You Should Leave says comedy is a refuge from the impacts of being trans and that, right now, she’s happy to be in the UKNear the start of Patti Harrison’s untitled live comedy show, she jokes that it has been a long time since she last performed, acting out a phone call with her agent where they’re persuading her to get back on stage. Eventually they put her kidnapped mother on the line. “And now I’m here!” she declares with
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Jess Cartner-Morley)
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A suit still cuts it, but it’s all about comfort now | Jess Cartner Morley
We feel different about suits now the rules of office life have loosened: bring on slouchy linen or even a chic tracksuitThere is something deeply satisfying about wearing an outfit made up of two matching pieces. Stepping into a bottom half and then a top half that share colour and fabric, or slipping a matching coat over a dress, has a soothing, ritualistic simplicity. Like completing a Rubik’s Cube, but a lot easier. Repetition is always comforting, after all. A bowl of pasta, every forkful t
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Fiona Beckett)
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Just add water – or Coke Zero: why it’s OK to dilute strong red wine | Fiona Beckett on drink
With alcohol levels often hitting more than 14%, some red wine is a headache for fans of lighter varietiesWhen I first started drinking alcohol rather longer ago than I care to remember, most red wines were around 12-13%. Now, though, it’s hard to find one under 14%, and many are 14.5%, which, given the leeway in labelling in some countries, could easily mean 14.8%. So I had some sympathy with a friend who recently bewailed the fact that he couldn’t find a red he enjoyed at an alcohol level with
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Annalisa Barbieri)
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My friends are very flirty with my new partner. What should I do about it? | Ask Annalisa Barbieri
This may be their way of showing they accept your new man. And remember, you can ask him for some reassuranceMy male partner of two years and I, both in our late 60s, have recently attended parties where married female friends have been extremely affectionate towards my partner, coming on to him big time and touching him.He’s a very kind, happy man and interested in others, so maybe women whose husbands are no longer interested in them want to flirt for his attention and affection. Or perhaps th
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Sep 16, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Gerard Meagher)
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Bristol’s Sam Jeffries: ‘I had rugby taken away so to return is a privilege’
A knee injury stopped Sam Jeffries playing for two years but he made his way back for Bristol and then into the England squadIt was not until Sam Jeffries had returned home from England’s triumphant tour of Australia in July that he allowed himself a moment to reflect on his journey towards international recognition. On his two-year “retirement”, on all those nights in the gym or in rehab, gradually finding a way to restart a career without the chronic knee pain that had ended it abruptly aged 2