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Mort à la révolution! Why UK film loves a failed rebellion

Paul Greengrass’s Peasants’ Revolt epic, The Uprising, is just the latest in a long line of movies depicting an unsuccessful attempt at remaking the nation

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Gabrielle Goliath: Elegy review – devastating lament is a furious, single-note call to action

Too controversial for the Venice Biennale, this haunting video and audio work commemorates murders and genocides with an angry act of mourning

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Why boarding schools must do more to tackle child-on-child sexual abuse

Experts say children who live and learn in institutions away from their parents will always be more vulnerable

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

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Virgil van Dijk warns Manchester City players to get used to hostile atmospheres

Virgil van Dijk has suggested Manchester City’s treatment at the hands of the Liverpool crowd on Sunday was a sign of things to come

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Balkan temperatures swing as heavy rain heads for Greece

Clear skies bring warm days and cold nights to Montenegro, while a low-pressure system moves towards Aegean Sea

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Zelenskyy vows to retaliate if Russian strikes on Ukraine’s power grid continue

Ukrainian leader says he was surprised by Trump’s ‘energy ceasefire’ announcement, posted as Russian drones hit Kyiv

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

‘I survived on hot tea and biscuits’: how hustle culture stole our lunch break – and how to get it back

Skipping lunch has become an all-too-common symptom of modern life. Here, a psychologist and nutritionist explain why seizing the chance to take a quality midday break can help you reset

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

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‘Nobody has ever felt hugged from within by a lettuce leaf’ – a love letter to soup

Self-confessed ‘souperfan’ Lauren Bravo on why she’s thrilled by the arrival of soup season

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

The sentiment of soup – what makes this autumn warmer so completely comforting?

From cream of tomato to chicken noodle, nutritionists explain how this tasty lunch choice always hits the spot

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

EU to limit Chinese hybrid vehicle imports to 350,000 a year

Brussels uses WTO rules to quickly impose 350,000 vehicle-a-year quota, which will halve Chinese market share to 3%

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Autumn is here, and I’ve got five micro-moments of joy to see us through

For those of us who don’t like the chilly seasons, ‘glimmers’ are the way to go. This year mine are woolly, furry, scaly and crunchy

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

The one change that worked: numb with grief, I sat in the dark, surrounded by strangers – and began to heal

Life had come crashing to a halt when I lost my brother. But in the cinema I found comfort and a strange solidarity

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Hallowarrior review – apocalyptic Home Alone-style survival horror delivers inventive shocks

Debut feature from Ben Sottak provides outlandish Halloween-based scares, with Milly Shapiro superb as the naive yet resilient home-defender, Pumpkin

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

The pet I’ll never forget: Pumpkin, the rescue cat turned social media star

Struggling to breathe, so big she could barely walk, Pumpkin practically begged for help when we met. Before long I was taking her home

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

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Alexéi Rojas: ‘I’m passionate about sustainability – I told Arsenal: we need to fix this’

The 21-year-old goalkeeper wants to impress on football the need to change old habits for the sake of the planet

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Sindhu Vee: Swanky review – from the perils of parenting to the glories of self-pleasure

The standup’s new tour covers cross-cultural identity, Hollywood mix-ups and exactly how honest to be about your children’s arts and crafts output

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Cleaner seas, smarter jobs: the university at the heart of maritime innovation

What happens when a city brings together world-class research, ambitious businesses and a community determined to make a difference? In Plymouth, it is helping transform the future of our seas — and creating new careers along the way

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

French centre left must wage ‘existential battle’ to prevent far right winning presidency

MEP Raphaël Glucksmann issues call after becoming social democrat candidate for 2027 presidential election

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Ex-director who oversaw Grenfell cost-cutting leaves council housing role after backlash

Survivors had criticised ‘outrageous’ appointment of Laura Johnson to £150,000 job with Barnet Group

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Five things to know about fostering – by someone who does it

Foster carer Sarah Griffin, who has joined the Weekender fostering initiative, wants more people to consider fostering, and share their everyday moments with children in care

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

What does it take to be a foster carer? A social worker shares her perspective

Taking responsibility for a child or young person might feel challenging, but social worker Shalene Lemmie says what they’re really looking for is ‘human beings with good hearts’

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

I don’t have children. So who will I leave my precious possessions to when I die?

The quirky vase, the owl candlestick, my mother’s ring – these items hold part of me and carry with them an existential problem, says journalist and writer Kiran Sidhu

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Burnham says ‘public will be the boss’ in any future decision about closer relationship with the EU – as it happened

The prime minister tells MPs the next summit with the EU will be held on 20 November

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

The Weight of Angels by John Boyne review – what if Oscar Wilde had lived?

The great Irish writer died, a broken man, at only 46. Imagining a second act for him is a great idea – but the results are sentimental and unconvincing

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

A Fidai Film review – Palestinian collage film transforms suppressed footage into works of art

Using archive material of destroyed houses, terrorised children and dead bodies, Kamal Aljafari adds humanity to the reels by overlaying poems by Palestinian authors

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