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Monica Dolan looks back: ‘I was repulsed by Rose West, yet I had to work out what made her tick’
The Bafta-winning actor on her toughest roles, teenage crushes, and the joy of finding her people at drama school
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‘I was in a darker place than I’d ever been. ECT was my only hope’: how Ted Scheinman finally broke through his depression
The Smithsonian editor’s new book tracks decades of crippling mental tumult, culminating in a treatment steeped in controversy: electroconvulsive therapy. The results were more energising than he could have imagined
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Why is sugar-free tonic water always described as ‘slimline’?
The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts
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My ideal man? I’ll take a carer over an adventurer, any day
Is it ever OK to leave your family – including small children – to live in the wilderness or walk around the world?
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The ‘Taylor Swift of romantasy’ has a new book. Why are people mad? – Full Story Podcast
Lifestyle editor Alyx Gorman joins Taylah Strano to unpack the global phenomenon of romantasy and the divisive release of Sarah J Maas’s latest novel
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‘The light of dawn is on the horizon’: the best moments from US midterm victory speeches
Tuesday’s winners offered a new politics at a time when ‘there is something broken in America’
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Readers reply: If I get a dumbphone, how will I cope in a smartphone world?
The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts
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Sports
'That's Reece' - World Cup semi-final brings out best and worst of Walsh
On a fractious night in Sydney that ended with Australia reaching yet another Men's Rugby League World Cup final, it was no surprise to see Reece Walsh centre stage – for better or worse.
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At the COP31 summit, Türkiye bets on electric energy and neglects to abandon coal
As it hosts the COP 31 climate summit starting Monday in the city of Antalya, Turkey is placing accelerating the electrical transformation at the top of its priorities, showcasing the boom it is witnessing in the field of renewable energy and its “Zero Waste” initiative as a means…
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Science
New drug could be cure for common cause of high blood pressure
Benefits of baxdrostat are unexpectedly found to remain up to two years after patients stop taking it Millions of people with high blood pressure stand to benefit from a new drug that has stunned doctors by reversing a common cause of the condition for years after patients stopped taking the medication. Patients who took the drug, called baxdrostat, saw their blood pressure improve during a six- to 12-month course of the daily pills, but unexpectedly the benefits remained up to two years later, with some patients no longer on any hypertension drugs and potentially cured of the condition. Conti
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Queda do presidente do Paraguai acende alerta para direita na America Latina?
Primeiro presidente eleito na nova onda de direita na América do Sul, Peña se alinhou às políticas de Trump para a região. Na política do Paraguai, porém, sua queda deve significar, por ora, pouca mudança nessa orientação ideológica.
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間諜、線人與秘密警察：匈牙利公開共產統治時期檔案
匈牙利正將其完整的國家安全紀錄檔案庫上載至網上，這些檔案可能揭示在1989年前長達40年的共產主義統治期間，誰曾監視鄰居、同事、朋友和親屬。
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