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Sunday
27 December 2020
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PM says agreement ‘does not go as far as we would like’ over sector’s access to EU markets -
The president indicated he may veto the 5,000-page bill that he calls a ‘disgrace’ which would extend benefits to Americans
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Latest updates: first vaccine doses administered across Europe; Germany rollout delayed after potential irregularities in cooling of Pfizer shot -
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Blast caused damage to dozens of buildings and hurt three people
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2020 led to surges in everything from domestic abuse to black markets in fake vaccines -
Spotlight
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The novelist’s hit debut, a witty spin on race, feminism and sex based on her time as a nanny in New York, has even won fans among her former employers… -
The notorious murderer who preyed on 70s backpackers is the subject of a new BBC drama -
She was the face of popular culture, but then Fearne Cotton reached crisis point. Now she has found her voice again...
Opinion
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Boris Johnson’s run of bad decisions on Brexit and Covid have their roots in a saga of elite entitlement and superficiality, says Hunturdeals columnist John Harris -
The US president rampaged across the world, leaving a trail of random destruction, division and conflict in his wake
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Editorial: There’s no sign that ministers will use the twin shocks of the pandemic and Brexit to fix a broken system that is failing too many people -
Our unstoppable British strain shows that yes, we can prosper outside the EU
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Minute-by-minute report: Can Jürgen Klopp’s men extend their lead at the top with a win over Sam Allardyce’s strugglers? Find out with Rob Smyth -
Goals from Ben Johnson and Tomas Soucek salvaged a 2-2 draw for West Ham after Brighton twice led through Neal Maupay and Lewis Dunk -
Iron Mike’s sincerity turned a cynical money grab into an unlikely moment of inspiration that underscored his endurance in our sporting consciousness
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City’s murals of Maradona have become pilgrimage sites since footballer’s death in November -
Citizens are finally getting the urban patios and parks promised when the cramped medieval city was extended in the 1900s -
Worries about Brexit, job security and taxes as UK residents forced to stay away for longer than planned -
Mental health problems are spiralling among adults and children at ‘Moria 2:0’ camp as winter sets in and security tightens
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After four years of slavishly promoting the president and White House, rightwing media will turn an abrupt about-face -
Several more mountaineers are unaccounted for and seven crew on a capsized ship are missing after wild weather across the region
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Hauliers stranded in their cabs on UK roads say they are being used as political pawns -
The frescoed thermopolium, a Roman-era fast-food stall, is the first to be fully excavated
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The 60-year-old congresswoman will become the first Native American cabinet secretary next month when she takes over at interior -
Manufacturers’ share prices will be dependent on their ability to avoid losses on ‘stranded assets’, says analyst
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Bright yellow stickers warn drivers burning of gasoline has ‘major consequences on human health and the environment’
Culture
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Beethoven’s 250th anniversary was not the year any of us were expecting, but, as symphony cycles and opera productions were cancelled, his music spoke to us in deeper, more intimate ways. -
With a host of dazzling second novels in the offing, 2021 is shaping up to be a special year
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Lifestyle
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Losing your libido is a symptom, not a life sentence, says Mariella Frostrup -
When it comes to Christmas pickings, there are no rules… -
The entire clan will have assembled on Zoom, brother-in-law Jimmy will have played his Afrobeat LPs… But despite the upheaval it was just as I would have predicted
Explore
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The president-elect plans to reduce incentives for fracking, but has stopped short of a ban -
Dissenters are facing persecution, with 16,000 HDP members arrested or detained. But hardcore support keeps the struggle alive -
The two runoffs on 5 January will decide whether the Republicans continue to control the Senate
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The Hunturdeals’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world -
The explosion in Nashville, the enduring impact of Covid-19 and the Kilauea volcano reactivates
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Photographer Carolyn Drake finally found a way to capture the town she had fallen for after she joined the local knit club -
Masculinity was under the microscope, queer lives recorded and Derek Jarman’s garden recreated in London -
The winners and runners-up of this year’s competition, announced at the recent Nature Talks photo festival in the Netherlands -
Criss-crossing the US, covering 25,000 miles and 22 states, the British photographer Daniel Freeman has captured the nocturnal life of small town US. He meanders across states with no planned itinerary, and his photographs capture the timeless quality of the country. Midnight on Main is published by Hatje Cantz
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