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The fight to save Jodrell Bank ObservatoryThe Explainer Pulling funding from world’s third largest telescope is ‘act of national self-harm’, with planned cuts ‘just the tip of the iceberg’, say scientists
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A journey into Steinbeck countryThe Week Recommends Plus a welcoming city in northern Spain and Fair Isle’s magnificent migrants
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A voyage into yachting’s golden ageThe Week Recommends The replica three-masted schooner is ‘a vision’ that will ‘inspire romantics and dreamers’
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Public speaking: the case for teaching oracyTalking Point As artificial intelligence transforms the education landscape, verbal reasoning and public speaking are more valuable than ever
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Boozy blackcurrant & lemon verbena meringues recipeThe Week Recommends Fruity, creamy, and perfectly delicious dessert
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Reform UK: racism in the ranksTalking Point ITV’s exposé comes as party drops in the polls, in sign the electorate is wearying of Reform’s scandals
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Corruption in Trump-world: the downfall of Kimberly GuilfoyleIn the Spotlight Against the wider backdrop of the Trump administration, Guilfoyle is a small-time grifter – her real crime was embarrassing the boss
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The Black Bloc group blamed for French riotsIn the Spotlight Nebulous protest network ‘like an orchestra who knows the music so well that they do not need a conductor’
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Quiz of The Week: 17 - 23 OctoberQuiz Have you been paying attention to The Week’s news?
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The Week Unwrapped: How should we cope with the omni-crisis?Podcast Plus, why are people selling human remains? And what can we still learn from a bear of little brain?
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Properties of the week: stylish penthousesThe Week Recommends Featuring homes in London, Dorset and Glasgow
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Jaguar Type 01: ‘the last-chance saloon’ for the marqueThe Week Recommends The model is Jaguar’s most powerful model to-date, and has an ‘immense presence’
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Dr Xand van Tulleken picks his favourite booksThe Week Recommends The health writer and presenter selects work by Patrick Radden Keefe, David Sedaris and Mary Renault
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The Cherry Orchard: ‘quietly riveting’ staging of Chekhov classicThe Week Recommends Kristin Scott Thomas is ‘hypnotic’ alongside a ‘brilliant’ Stephen Mangan, in a production packed with elegance and insight
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Case 137: French drama inspired by real-life police brutalityThe Week Recommends Director Dominik Moll ‘expertly maps how justice can stall in a near-broken system’
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Is Saudi Arabia losing its lustre?Today's Big Question Regime’s bold plan to diversify the economy away from oil ‘now faces an existential hurdle with unprecedented Houthi attacks’ and waning confidence among foreign investors
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Jackdaw solution: is new North Sea gas the answer to UK’s energy woes?Today's Big Question Green campaigners accuse government of act of ‘climate vandalism’
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Pope Leo’s cancer diagnosis and the future of his papacyIn the Spotlight Uncertainty about pontiff’s drive to be leading moral role on global stage
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What do fiery protests mean for French election?Today's Big Question Far-left accused of ‘weaponising student frustration’ as Marine Le Pen positions herself as the candidate of calm and peace
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An epic walk in Glyndwr countryThe Week Recommends Plus marvellous mobiles in Philadelphia and a handsome port in northern Spain
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A family ‘coolcation’ in Arctic SwedenThe Week Recommends Björkliden is a place where you feel entirely removed from civilisation
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Israel’s crucial electionThe Explainer In a closely fought general election that will take place on 27 October, Benjamin Netanyahu could finally lose his grip on power
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