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Tom Gauld on classic novels reworked for men – cartoon
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Chris Bryant: ‘My greatest achievement was getting elected despite everyone saying I was too flamboyant, ie gay’
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The Girlfriend to Jade: the week in rave reviews
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US actor battles UK council over restoration of ‘Downton Shabby’, his ancestral home
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Wainwright prize for nature writing awarded to memoir about raising a hare during lockdown
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I was a chess prodigy trapped in a religious cult. It left me with years of fear and self-loathing
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The astonishing story of the aristocrat who hid her Jewish lover in a sofa bed – and other German rebels who defied the Nazis
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Steve review – Cillian Murphy is outstanding in ferocious reform school drama
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Domination by Alice Roberts review – a brilliant but cynical history of Christianity
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