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Has Britain been driven to the brink of a Covid civil war?
By covering the country with inconsistent local lockdowns, the Government has undermined national unity and is tearing us apart
I'm almost starting to think this whole pandemic really is a conspiracy
Today’s PMQs should have been a bloodbath. Instead it felt more like a tea party
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Dispatch Dozens feared dead after Nigerian security forces opened fire on anti-police brutality protesters in Lagos
Army denies soldiers were at the scene of the shooting as demonstrators continue to call for law enforcement reforms
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Real Madrid left shellshocked by depleted Shakhtar as they suffer stunning home defeat in Champions League
Shakhtar had to field weakened team as a result of Covid cases, but the Ukrainian underdogs tore Real to shreds in an incredible first half
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British surprises The staycations our experts didn't expect to love
The Telegraph Travel team share their favourite getaways in England and Wales
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Marry Me a Little review, Barn Theatre, Cirencester: taps into something eternal about the human condition
This smartly staged collage of off-cuts from the Sondheim canon is highly recommended and deserves a further life
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Wicked, hilarious and problematic: how Ali G made a fool out of Britain
As Sacha Baron Cohen makes his return as Borat, Tom Fordy looks back at how the comedian put together his very first skit as Ali G
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Bake Off, half-term report: the bland millennials are still the teachers’ pets
The tent has weathered a pandemic, ‘splatgate’ and some iffy attempts at humour – but it’s anodyne fare
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Rewatch the Brosnan-era 007 films? Let me count the reasons why not…
Die Another Day was merely the worst of four films that swung wildly between cringeworthy, clunky and weirdly sexless
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Sir Geoffrey Boycott at 80 On not believing in God, his knighthood and the BBC sacrificing 'quality for equality'
In an unusually candid interview, Sir Geoffrey opens up about his family, his career . . . and whether he could reach yet another century
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‘The North West will always be overlooked as a region’ Manchester faces dire future as a result of Tier 3
Some 61 per cent of Greater Manchester’s £9 billion visitor economy value is estimated to have been lost this year alone
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Sundar Pichai must face up to battle as trustbusters arrive in Silicon Valley
Sundar Pichai, the soft-spoken coder who took over the mantle at Alphabet from Sergey Brin and Larry Page, now faces a bitter legal fight
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Month-long ‘cutting season’ in west Kenya sees an estimated 2,800 girls subjected to FGM
Activists have seen at least 100 girls a day paraded through streets as dancing crowds celebrate a ‘successful’ procedure
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