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John Lithgow interview: ‘They’re using free speech to stifle free speech. It’s crazy times’
The extraordinarily tall actor has had an extraordinary career playing Churchill, an alien and now the controversial Roald Dahl
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Is this the end of the line for model railways?
Hornby’s train sets were once a staple in every child’s bedroom, but a recent decline in sales points to hard times for the toy company
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Michael Wolff: ‘Trump is not like you or me, he is crazy and that’s frightening. All bets are off’
The political author’s latest exposé goes inside the US election – and says we’ll still be working out what happened 100 years from now
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The charts that show youngsters are rejecting the Left’s culture wars
Young people aren’t as focused on gender and climate change as you may think – they share many of their elders’ views
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The restaurants on the frontline of Britain’s shameless freebie culture
Restaurateurs are tired of influencer freebie chicanery and faux complaints – the best way to get a free meal is to play nicely
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The eminent historian who believes ‘centrists’ are extremists
Jonathan Clark, a professor in British and American history, has become an unlikely champion in the fight against politics-as-usual
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The ‘hillbilly honour code’ that explains why JD Vance keeps lashing out
The fact that the US vice president has become Trump’s enforcer is no surprise to those who have read his gritty memoir of rural poverty
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The new super bananas that get old – but not brown
A scientific breakthrough could keep our favourite fruit healthy and yellow, opening up new fruit salad opportunities
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‘It taps into the wisdom of eight million women’: How Mumsnet transformed Britain
It started life as an online support forum for parents. Now, 25 years later, it’s become a hugely influential political forum
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Alexander Armstrong: ‘I’m really angry about Starmer’s private school tax – and extremely poor’
The comedian and presenter on the fate of classical music, his burgeoning career as a children’s author and why he loathes tribal politics
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The oil tycoon who could bankrupt Greenpeace
A trial in a small US town has pitched a billion-dollar company against the eco group – in a case that could reshape free speech
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From the naughty step to no punishment – how ‘gentle parenting’ went too far
Every era has its own parenting neuroses. Here are some examples of how advice has evolved
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‘He’s sharp as hell. Don’t be hesitant’: Farage’s advice to Starmer on how to woo Trump
As the Prime Minister prepares to meet the US President on Thursday, the Reform leader says that having a sense of humour will help
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No matter how hard he tries, Musk will never be as entertaining as Trump
Unlike the president’s natural comedic presence, the world’s richest man craves the one thing you cannot will into existence: being funny
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‘Starmer’s planned trail hunting ban is another nail in the coffin of the countryside’
Labour is threatening to ban the practice after it was introduced as a ‘cruelty free’ replacement – stoking the flames of a bitter dispute
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Bottomless lasagne? London’s latest foodie trend fills me with dread
Restaurant-goers in the capital will soon be able to dine on unlimited lasagne for £20 a head at Senza Fondo
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