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Beetroot with olives, toasted hazelnuts and pul biber oilThe Week Recommends Easy meze has a ‘natural sweet-and-sourness’
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'No contact': Family estrangement on the rise for young people choosing peaceThe Explainer Young adults are quicker to cut off toxic family members to choose peace
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Properties of the week: houses for fishing enthusiastsThe Week Recommends Featuring homes in Cornwall, Gwynedd and Cumbria
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Zurbarán: a ‘magnificently choreographed’ showing of the Spanish ‘genius’The Week Recommends The ‘stupendous’ exhibition ‘significantly enlarges our understanding’ of the fascinating artist and the ‘mesmerising paradox’ of his works
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Jeremy Vine picks his favourite booksThe Week Recommends The broadcaster selects works from Agatha Christie, Kumi Taguchi and John le Carré
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The rise of non-English songs at EurovisionUnder The Radar This year 24 languages will be heard at the song contest as native tongues stage a comeback
By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published
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The 8 best disaster TV series of all timethe week recommends Tsunamis, earthquakes, hurricanes and nuclear meltdowns highlight the most effective depictions of devastation on screen
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Denza Z9 GT EV: a BYD car with a ‘handful of party tricks’The Week Recommends The car, which can ‘crab-walk’ into tight parking spaces, also charges from 10%-97% in just nine minutes
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Fourteen Again: a ‘smartly funny evocation of female friendship’ that’s ‘hard to resist’The Week Recommends Musical pays tribute to the late comic Victoria Wood
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Kokuho: ‘masterfully sweeping’ epic about a bitter rivalryThe Week Recommends ‘Lavish picture’ has become Japan’s highest highest-grossing live-action film of all time
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The Sheep Detectives: ‘ludicrous’ cosy crime caperTalking Point Family-friendly film about a flock of sheep trying to solve a murder is an ‘odd viewing experience’
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The Black Death: a ‘horribly compelling’ global history of the plagueThe Week Recommends Thomas Asbridge’s ‘powerful portrait of a world that stared death in the face’
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Best nature reserves to visit in the UKThe Week Recommends Britain’s protected landscapes boast ‘remarkable biodiversity’
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Dyson PencilVac Fluffycones: a luxury vacuum ‘you’ll actually enjoy using’The Week Recommends One of the ‘most innovative’ Dyson products of the last year, it is a ‘fantastic option’ for hard floors
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