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‘If no one flies, they won’t give you the money’: Alexander Payne on Marvel, misfits and making movies

The director’s latest picture, The Holdovers, is a bittersweet evocation of 70s cinema. He reflects on how Hollywood has changed, how he dealt with a box office flop – and the meaning of success

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‘Oh my God, was Happy Valley slow and wrong?’ The demons of writer Sally Wainwright

She finally said goodbye to her Calder Valley classic this year. But why did her star beg for the ending to be changed? And why is she so excited about menopausal punks?

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Jane Horrocks: ‘I’d love to be a baddie in a Tarantino movie’

The actor answers your questions on working with Mike Leigh, starring in a New Order video and dressing as a giant Snoopy at Harrods

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Solar panels pull medieval King’s College chapel into climate crisis era

Installation of more than 400 panels opposed by Historic England is seen as ‘clarion call for change’ by college

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‘I slow-cooked the fox overnight’: my day living on foraged food

The flavours are intense, our ancient ancestors lived on it, and it is remarkably good for you. But could you feed yourself on foraged food? Charlie Gilmour goes in search of herbs, berries, roots – and some roadkill…

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Nadine Dorries on cabals, cosmetic work and Cameron’s peerage: ‘If you’re an Etonian, someone just has a word with the king’

In her new book, the former Tory MP claims a shadowy ‘movement’ controlled the Tory party for decades. She discusses impostor syndrome, her bond with Boris Johnson – and why she feels like Carrie Johnson’s second mum

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‘How come two straight men can kiss like that?’: The art show exploring football’s homoerotic side

From a Geoff Hurst glory hole to a steamy communal bath, JJ Guest’s queer take on the beautiful game is heading to Spurs’ stadium. Will fans play along?

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‘I felt shame about my labia’: High Steaks, the hit show barbecuing body image

Performing naked except for a well-positioned accordion, sprig of parsley or mirror, Eloina tackles labia-shaming by chopping up slices of beef and grilling them. She explains all to our writer

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‘He couldn’t take the pain’: gangster’s death prompts calls for assisted dying law

Dave Courtney, believed to be the model for Vinnie Jones's character in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, was suffering from several health problems

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Cowbois review – all guns blaze in wild queer western

Dream cast and exuberant staging brings the genre’s dusty rules to a whole new frontier

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‘I’m scared’: London tube passengers react to apparent bedbug sightings

It is feared outbreak of blood-feeding pest in Paris may have spread to capital with other alleged sightings in north of England

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‘Inhaling fridge coolant? It’s just like poppers’: the wild, obsessive art of Mark Leckey

The former football casual who had been up in court three times found an escape in art and the YBAs. He talks about his new work – about seaside towns and funfairs – and a group show imagining the near future

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‘No one wants to lose their home’: London renters shocked at order to raze their flats

Mast Quay II tenants may need to find new homes after Greenwich ordered demolition of tower complex

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Emma Hayes: ‘This isn’t just about a kiss. This is about systemic misogyny’

Chelsea manager on the World Cup fallout in Spain, how Lauren James will recover and coaching nonconfrontational players

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Andy Malkinson calls for Criminal Cases Review Commission chair to step down

‘Helen Pitcher should resign,’ says innocent man, imprisoned for 17 years, after his conviction was overturned

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‘I started shaking’: Andrew Malkinson on being told he is a free man

Nearly 20 years on from conviction for rape, 57-year-old says he will go travelling – to ‘anywhere that’s not the UK’

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My big day out as Barbie’s boyfriend: ‘Is topless mermaid Ken a step too far?’

We are in the midst of a Kencore summer – but Barbie’s dream guy is still being overshadowed and overlooked. I set out to change all that, with just a pair of rollerblades and some unbridled Ken-ergy

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A new start after 60: I’m gay but had done nothing for LGBTQ+ people. So I used my pension to launch a lottery

At 72, Tom Gattos says he is penniless but happier than ever. And his Rainbow Lottery has barely got going

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‘Our house was bombed the night I was born’: Anselm Kiefer on the nightmares he can’t escape

The great German artist has tried again and again to read James Joyce’s twisted novel Finnegans Wake. His latest show takes inspiration from that book – and from a childhood making toys from the rubble of his family home

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‘Fascinating creatures’: how an army of volunteers fights to save Britain’s bumblebees

Between March and October, BeeWalk community counts the declining species facing a ‘perfect storm’ of threats

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Surviving copies of Shakespeare’s First Folio to go on show

Events planned in UK and Ireland, including a British Library exhibition, to mark 400 years since complete works first published

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Eleanor Catton: ‘I felt so much doubt after winning the Booker’

In 2013, at 28, Eleanor Catton became the youngest ever Booker winner with The Luminaries. She talks about adapting the novel for screen, being shut out of her native New Zealand and why it has taken 10 years to write a follow-up

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‘Mass murder makes money’: Mark Rylance’s campaign for a memorial to Iraq war protester Brian Haw

Haw, who died in 2011, camped on Parliament Square for 10 years, pushing for peace. Now actor Rylance is part of a campaign to honour him with a statue

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Dining across the divide: ‘If we had been on a train, we wouldn’t have spoken – but we had so much in common’

They bonded over the little everyday things – but where did they stand on immigration, imperialism and war?

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‘It perpetuates fear’: Monterey Park shooting compounds trauma in Asian American communities

The tragedy revived fears, anxiety and trauma of the last three years of the pandemic, which saw a surge in anti-Asian hate

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