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The Week Unwrapped: What’s gone wrong with UK organ transplants?
Podcast Plus, why did Gerry Adams’ trial collapse? And did Fergie really want to clone the late Queen’s dogs?
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Apple MacBook Neo: ‘an absolutely bargainous no-brainer’
The Week Recommends ‘Sensational’ budget laptop has ‘exceptional build quality’
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Stubbs: Portrait of a Horse – a small but ‘tasty display’
The Week Recommends National Gallery exhibition amply demonstrates George Stubbs’ ‘mastery of equine painting’
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Will Self picks his favourite books
The Week Recommends Author shares works by Martin Heidegger, François-René de Chateaubriand and Norman Lewis
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The race to cure baldness
Under the Radar ‘After decades of snake oil and broken promises,’ is hair regrowth finally within reach?
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Donald Trump’s talks: is the Iran war really ‘winding down’?
Talking Point US president is buying time to escape the ‘mess he created’, but Iran will ‘drive a hard bargain’
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Summerfolk: an ‘incredible’ display of acting talent
The Week Recommends ‘Incredible’ acting talent in a production that hits the ‘perfect fast-revolving pace’
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Dead Man’s Wire: Bill Skarsgård thriller ‘will keep your heart rate up’
The Week Recommends Gus Van Sant’s film about the real-life abduction of a mortgage broker in 1977
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Project Hail Mary: Ryan Gosling on ‘charisma overdrive’ in space buddy movie
The Week Recommends Actor plays a science teacher on a mission to save human life
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Sarah Ferguson and the dog-cloning craze
In the Spotlight Former Duchess of York approached to host reality TV show involving late Queen’s corgis and a ‘commonplace’ and ‘lucrative’ procedure
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Are we heading for World War Three?
In Depth Defence experts believe the world may be ‘edging towards a form of conflict that is already under way, even if not yet fully recognised’
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A journey across time in eastern China
The Week Recommends From the bustle of Shanghai to ancient rural cities, lined with canals
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard: why it is so important
The Explainer The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is both the backbone of the theocratic regime, and a state within the Iranian state
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The Iran war: a gift to Vladimir Putin?
Talking Point Middle East conflict presents a host of economic and political opportunities for Moscow – but there are risks in the unknown
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Hip hop in the Himalayas: Balendra Shah, Nepal’s next prime minister
In the Spotlight Millennial ex-rapper has brought a ‘pugnacious’ energy to Nepal’s geriatric political establishment
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Donald Trump’s mistakes in Iran
Talking Point The US sought a ‘swift, painless victory from the air’ but regime’s resistance stirs fears of another Middle East 'forever war’
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MG4 Urban: a ‘modern’, family-friendly EV
The Week Recommends With a ‘whopping’ 557-litre boot and an impressive kit list, you get ‘a lot of car’ for the pricetag
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Ed Davey picks his favourite books
The Week Recommends The politician shares works by George Eliot, Ian McEwan and Umberto Eco
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The Holy Rosenbergs: a ‘knotty’ and ‘resonant’ political drama
The Week Recommends Starring Tracy-Ann Oberman, the play explores the presentation of Israel and Gaza, in a ‘collision of the political and personal’
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Quiz of The Week: 14 – 20 March
Quiz Have you been paying attention to The Week’s news?
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The Week Unwrapped: Will Banksy survive (another) unmasking?
Podcast Plus, is Britain rethinking its big break with the EU? And is battery technology about to take a leap forward?
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Tunnel vision: the plan to link the Shetland Islands
Under the Radar Replacing ferries with undersea road network could revitalise the local economy and reverse depopulation, say campaigners
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Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere – documentary leaves you ‘quivering behind the sofa’
Talking Point The filmmaker meets ‘extremely unpleasant’ content creators – but fails to call out ‘disgusting rhetoric’
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A Pale View of Hills: lacks ‘haunted spirit’ of Kazuo Ishiguro’s book
Talking Point Kei Ishikawa’s ‘moving’ film about Japanese family life lacks ‘narrative cohesion’
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