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Walliams, Brand, Fayed: fame, power and the silence that shielded them Their cases may be different in fact but all say something deeply troubling about the world we live in ✍️ Claudia Williams bit.ly/4zleP3T
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Sorry Australia, Sandpapergate won’t go away just because you want it to Whiff of a cover-up, amplified by claims in Usman Khawaja’s new autobiography, makes the whole saga feel like a true crime story – eight years on and we’re still fascinated ✍️ @RorySmith bit.ly/3VnNEaD
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Will Jensen Huang’s resignation be the prick that pops the AI bubble? The departure after reports of alleged affairs – including with a suspected Chinese spy – will knock the entire industry and UK pensions, but it’s too soon to call it a burst ✍️ Barney Macintyre bit.ly/4ePAt9d
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The ideal next Fifa president? Anyone but Gianni Infantino The bar to outdo the Fifa president is almost unfathomably low ✍️ @GeorgeRSimms bit.ly/4zCVnR2
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How gangly Essex teenager lured Eddie Hearn into athletics Viral, bespectacled 16-year-old sprinter Bronson Hearn-Smith is Matchroom’s first foray into the sport... but probably not the last ✍️ @benbloomsport bit.ly/4zJbrAY
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What to watch this week, from Mums vs Big Pharma to Manhood The Observer’s TV critic Barbara Ellen on the best new shows airing and streaming bit.ly/48i90cn
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Hackers are coming for your satnav. Can quantum save us? GPS is vulnerable to cyberattack and that could spell chaos. Luckily there is a new form of navigation – but it’s not yet ready… ✍️ James Tapper bit.ly/4jeBbOH
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Take note, Kim Kardashian: sport knows how to do Advent calendars Lewis Hamilton’s girlfriend had to apologise for her company’s below-par effort, while McLaren and Arsenal are among those to go above and beyond ✍️ Giles Smith bit.ly/48eq2s4
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Antibiotics saved my life as a child – now their miracle is wearing off Antimicrobial resistance is putting young lives at risk but the UK may have found part of the solution with its ‘Netflix’ subscription model ✍️ Ara Darzi bit.ly/4zLmWrw
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Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant – art fails to imitate life in the Bloomsbury group Tate Britain pays homage to two Bloomsbury artists’ tangled love lives and flair for decor, but never examines the electrifying ideas behind the work ✍️ @LauraCummingArt bit.ly/4fpueZG
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Fjord – this Norwegian culture war drama is rigged An evangelical family’s new life in liberal Norway is torn apart in Cristian Mungiu’s Palme d’Or-winning drama, which has powerful moments but pushes where it should persuade ✍️ @wendyide bit.ly/4zJguBn
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Michelle Tea’s adventures in polyamory In Free Love, the Californian writer questions relationship norms in a radical, raunchy and intensely personal exploration of nonmonogamy ✍️ Lauren Joseph bit.ly/4Ar7pNp
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The Romantics meet the YBAs in Livia Franchini’s High Tide The novelist puts a modern spin on the lives, loves and fates of Byron, Shelley and friends ✍️ Lily Isaacs bit.ly/4zlGiTd
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Living in the shadow of Hitler’s house For decades, the Austrian town of Braunau has tried to prevent the Fürher’s birthplace becoming a shrine to fascism. Can the nation ever fully reckon with its darkest legacy? ✍️ @milesellingham bit.ly/4ft7pEu
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Would you build your dream house on the edge of a cliff? As coastal erosion accelerates around Britain, one couple in Cornwall explain how their doomed cliff-edge home helps them make the most of every moment ✍️ Sebastian Hervas Jones bit.ly/48Qd6Zs
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Manchester United are defined by crippling decay, so why would another new manager fix anything? Michael Carrick out, Mauricio Pochettino in – but there’s no reason to think Old Trafford’s cycle of disappointment and decline will end ✍️ @GeorgeRSimms bit.ly/4kKfSqj
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Artist Ida Ekblad at large in Oslo Ahead of a major solo show, the Norwegian artist Ida Ekblad shares her favourite cultural and culinary hang-outs in Oslo ✍️ @aimee_farrell bit.ly/3Vr4SE5
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‘Too refined for some City boys’: Cloth, London Cloth’s new site, where the old Simpson’s Tavern once was, delivers exquisite 18th-century nostalgia (without the grim realities) ✍️ @TanyaGold1 bit.ly/3VmIKuv
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Tackle AI cheating crisis with written exams, universities urged Nearly a third of students are using chatbots. Universities have been encouraged to crack down or risk the devaluation of degrees ✍️ @FredHarter bit.ly/3Wp6rTn
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