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HISTORICAL FACTS: 62 - Caught on Camera

Businesses could be barred from non-essential water use amid supply threat

Golf clubs, private schools and car washes may face tighter rules from water companies as England’s drought continues

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

Ukrainian soldier led team of divers sent to blow up Nord Stream gas pipelines, court hears

Special forces officer Serhii Kuznetsov denies involvement in the 2022 blasts that left pipelines badly damaged

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

Kiri and Lou Go Raaa! review – delightful origin story for CBeebies’ prehistoric pals

The pair’s first feature-length adventure stars Jemaine Clement and Olivia Tennet, has a dreamy soundtrack and beautiful stop-motion visuals – fantastic family fun

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

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Energy bills through the roof? Five signs your house is leaking heat

From finding draughts to buying a thermal leak detector – there are simple, cost-effective ways to start sorting heat loss

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

The Steps by Sylvester Stallone review – the inside story of Rocky

The star takes us back to 70s New York to recount his breakthrough, and it’s a great yarn – but it’s laced with anger

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

How Europe’s most wanted cocaine trafficker turned Sierra Leone into the world’s first true narco state

Drawing on dozens of interviews with intelligence and police officers across two continents, a Guardian investigation reveals the murderous cost of our insatiable appetite for cocaine

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

What is state capture and why does it matter?

Different forms are distinguished by who exercises control and which institutions they target

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

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Wednesday briefing: Why small boat crossings are here to stay

In today’s newsletter: The collapse of the UK’s ‘one in, one out’ asylum deal with France exposes the limits of border enforcement that did little to stop crossings, and only made them more dangerous

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

A moment that changed me: I learned to read and write – at 42

I had worked for 25 years, married and started a family. But a crisis at the supermarket reminded me there was something missing from my life

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

TV tonight: an Emmy-nominated US period drama finally lands on UK TV

The Emmy-nominated Fellow Travelers follows the clandestine relationship between Hawkins Fuller and Tim Laughlin in 50s’ Washington. Plus: Louis Theroux on Portrait Artist of the Year. Here’s what to watch tonight

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

Birdwatch: the paradoxical puffin – a comical bird with a fighting spirit

Despite their size and gentle appearance, puffins will fight to keep their catch of sand eels from an opportunistic gull

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

Barriers facing black and south Asian music events ‘cost London up to £141m a year’

Exclusive: Investigation finds racial inequality in live music industry rife and many genres labelled ‘high risk’ despite lack of evidence

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

Global financial system is failing developing countries, says Ed Miliband

UK foreign secretary will call for World Bank and others to help governments trapped by hefty borrowing costs

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

UK resists EU pressure to hit China with tariffs

Exclusive: Business secretary says he will not change trade rules due to EU pressure and denies UK will become a ‘back door’ for cheap imports

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

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Palantir is worming its way into the British state – it’s time to curb this controversial US company’s influence

Tom Watson has said ‘mob rule’ must not decide public contracts. Perhaps he should take a look at his new employer, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

Country diary: This is Dorset’s worst-located stone circle – but Nine Stones is well worth a visit

Winterbourne Abbas: These bronze age megaliths have hosted rituals and seen off electricity pylons. Today they endure by the side of an A-road

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

My son killed himself after falling victim to an online scam. I heard it happen – and vowed to protect other children

Gavin Guffey was 17 when he was targeted by a ‘sextortionist’ on Instagram. His father Brandon has spent four years fighting for justice, and for social media companies to do more to safeguard young users

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

‘He’s terrified, panicked, can’t sleep’: the tragic, lonely death of Beatles manager Brian Epstein

Spandau Ballet’s Gary Kemp paid £10k at auction for Epstein’s address book. He then used it to co-author a thrilling account of the swinging 60s – and an intimate portrait of a tormented man whose life was unravelling

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Iranian woman handed death sentence for ‘blasphemy’ in social media post

Rights groups warn of Tehran regime’s increasing use of executions to suppress dissent, with at least 600 this year

The Guardian - UK · Oct 14

Ukraine is littered with landmines on a scale last seen in Vietnam. How can they be removed?

Faced with deadlier threats, demining groups are coming up with new ways of working using drones and AI

The Guardian - UK · Oct 13

Fostering in crisis: can flexible care models fix England’s child placement shortfall?

New recruitment campaign to target adults in their 30s and 40s in bid to create 10,000 new foster care places

The Guardian - UK · Oct 13

Cryptocurrency exchange founded by Reform donor Ben Delo sued for £20m

Former investor alleges BitMEX sold products in UK despite not being regulated by Financial Conduct Authority

The Guardian - UK · Oct 13

Use of AI in job interviews on the rise – but UK recruiters say they can spot the cheats

Body representing some of Britain’s biggest graduate employers reveals misconduct is at a record high

The Guardian - UK · Oct 13

The Cherry Orchard review – Kristin Scott Thomas makes a modern matriarch in trad, earthy Chekhov

This Ranevskaya feels of our time but Conor McPherson’s plain-speaking adaptation, co-starring Stephen Mangan, doesn’t always hit you emotionally

The Guardian - UK · Oct 13

Rules, London’s oldest restaurant, donated to National Trust

Historic eatery in capital’s theatreland given to heritage charity after changing hands only three times in 228 years

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HISTORICAL FACTS: 62 - Caught on Camera

Businesses could be barred from non-essential water use amid supply threat

Ukrainian soldier led team of divers sent to blow up Nord Stream gas pipelines, court hears

Kiri and Lou Go Raaa! review – delightful origin story for CBeebies’ prehistoric pals

Energy bills through the roof? Five signs your house is leaking heat

The Steps by Sylvester Stallone review – the inside story of Rocky

How Europe’s most wanted cocaine trafficker turned Sierra Leone into the world’s first true narco state

What is state capture and why does it matter?

Wednesday briefing: ​Why small boat crossings are here to stay ​

A moment that changed me: I learned to read and write – at 42

TV tonight: an Emmy-nominated US period drama finally lands on UK TV

Birdwatch: the paradoxical puffin – a comical bird with a fighting spirit

Barriers facing black and south Asian music events ‘cost London up to £141m a year’

Global financial system is failing developing countries, says Ed Miliband

UK resists EU pressure to hit China with tariffs

Palantir is worming its way into the British state – it’s time to curb this controversial US company’s influence

Country diary: This is Dorset’s worst-located stone circle – but Nine Stones is well worth a visit

My son killed himself after falling victim to an online scam. I heard it happen – and vowed to protect other children

‘He’s terrified, panicked, can’t sleep’: the tragic, lonely death of Beatles manager Brian Epstein

Iranian woman handed death sentence for ‘blasphemy’ in social media post

Ukraine is littered with landmines on a scale last seen in Vietnam. How can they be removed?

Fostering in crisis: can flexible care models fix England’s child placement shortfall?

Cryptocurrency exchange founded by Reform donor Ben Delo sued for £20m

Use of AI in job interviews on the rise – but UK recruiters say they can spot the cheats

The Cherry Orchard review – Kristin Scott Thomas makes a modern matriarch in trad, earthy Chekhov

Rules, London’s oldest restaurant, donated to National Trust

Wednesday briefing: Why small boat crossings are here to stay