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Our ‘Round on the Links’ quiz tests your ability to draw connections. Thinking caps on!
The west no longer tiptoes around its goal of expanding the alliance along Russia’s borders
Pristine is passé — a new, sustainable aesthetic showcases the scars of the past while preserving a building’s history and collective memory
The event in Goa showed the scope of the country’s cinema, with brash blockbusters, delicate dramas and controversial retellings of history
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Financial Conduct Authority says it has seen evidence that cars are being undervalued
UK’s first non-white chancellor joins growing list of Tories deciding not to stand for re-election
Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir tells an atmospheric and ruminative story of self-discovery, its mood leavened by glimpses of humour
We also report on the threat to Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidency and a successful fundraising by an Oculus co-founder
The contents of Barton Court, the late designer’s country home, go under the hammer — and reveal his very different sides
Some of the most compelling novels I’ve read this year tackle demanding themes — but do so with refreshing humour
That fluffy robin in your garden needs to be as hard as nails — but is he really a killer?
Inflation, energy prices and rail strike threats add to retail woes
Inventive and eco-friendly trees, baubles and table settings
Company bosses say a shift in political mood means more productive engagement over trade and investment
From lingerie to leather dresses, gossamer is the only way to go
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