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Decision over routine PSA testing is due at end of this month, though some feel the supporting data is unclear
Junior Hemans was having a routine health check in 2014 when he was diagnosed with prosta…
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Australian indie’s breakout star takes a dancefloor diversion, but amid the four-four fun are fears about fame’s effect on his domestic life
In May, Dua Lipa introduced a special guest at he…
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Valérie Bonneton is terrific in French drama about women in rehab that gets a little carried away
This French rehab drama begins with some painfully realistic scenes showing the grim slog of maintaini…
3 months ago
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With the AfD surging, it could soon be the largest party here. But, if he acts now, that dark scenario need not come to pass
John Kampfner is the author of In Search of Berlin and Why the Germans Do I…
4 months ago
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Home favourite in disbelief after shot on the 11th sends an old ball flying but eagle a hole later sends fans into ecstasy
Deep into day three of the Open and Rory McIlroy is still surfing gigantic wa…
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The chancellor’s first London visit is an opportunity for a modernising reset – on business, defence and even school trips
Look at the Germany shelf of your local British bookshop and, if one exists a…
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‘We knew the prize money had to go up fast. No one would say, “Better not put the kettle on in case somebody wins a quid”’
I was responsible for the schedule. I’d listened to Chris Tarrant doing this …
6 months ago
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Jesse Armstrong’s rushed Succession follow-up might be heavy on of-the-moment buzzwords, but it’s too smug to make any real point
Picture this: a group of very rich people gather at an ostentatiously …