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Properties of the week: striking houses in market townsThe Week Recommends Featuring homes in Suffolk, Essex and Kent
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World Cup: what England could learn from SpainIn the Spotlight La Roja showed team cohesion, intelligence and fearlessness on the pitch to unseat title-holders Argentina
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The Family Man: a ‘meticulous’ retelling of the case that ‘gripped America’The Week Recommends James Lasdun’s carefully researched book is ‘elegant and intelligent’
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The Odyssey: Nolan’s epic is ‘jaw-detaching’ in its scope and scaleThe Week Recommends Filmmaking ‘at a magnitude’ few directors could imagine
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The UK’s best restaurantsThe Week Recommends Top-quality eating in settings as varied as a neighbourhood bistro, an upmarket pub and an old fish market
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Sam Neill: The prolific actor who grounded Jurassic ParkFeature ‘Critics praised him for nuanced performances even in forgettable projects’
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Platner: Anatomy of a Democratic disasterFeature As Democrats scramble to find a new nominee, what lessons can they learn?
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The varied delights of a safari in MalawiThe Week Recommends Explore diverse landscapes and tea plantations for your next safari holiday
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Why Cuba is under siegeThe Explainer Cubans have endured decades of mismanagement from their own communist government, along with economic warfare from the US
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Middle East re-escalation: worrying implications for investors – and Andy BurnhamTalking Point Rising oil prices are spooking investors on both sides of the Atlantic
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The Amalfi Coast on a budgetThe Week Recommends Plus a charming Victorian seaside resort and a small town outside of Melbourne for your next holiday trip
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Marine Le Pen: a convicted criminal for president?In the Spotlight The National Rally leader has been cleared to run for office, but will face attacks from opposition, and from within her own party
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The Platner affair: ‘vibes’, sexting and a Nazi tattooTalking Point Graham Platner is a ‘cautionary tale’ for Democrats, and highlights the party’s problems with the selection of their candidates
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Ray wings with black butter recipeThe Week Recommends Rick Stein’s fish dish was inspired by a trip to Paris
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