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The prince, the paedophile and the walk in the park: why did Andrew meet Epstein that day in New York?

The prince, the paedophile and the walk in the park: why did Andrew meet Epstein that day in New York?

Last week Democrat members of the US Congress called for Mr Mountbatten Windsor to be interviewed as part of their investigation into the dead financier. The former prince has one big question to answer, writes John Sweeney

Politics

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The Nerve Hotlist

The Nerve Hotlist

The best culture to enjoy this week, from Dave to a bromance in space, chosen by our team of editors and writers

Culture

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Deborah Frances-White: the American Christian right has infiltrated the UK. We are on the road to Gilead, but it's not too late to change course

Deborah Frances-White: the American Christian right has infiltrated the UK. We are on the road to Gilead, but it's not too late to change course

Ten years ago I started the Guilty Feminist podcast. Since then, I’ve watched Trump's America roll back women's rights. As I see the same strategies being imported to the UK, I am starting a movement to fight back. Join me!

Deborah Frances-White

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‘He’s so unafraid’: how New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani aced his TikTok game

‘He’s so unafraid’: how New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani aced his TikTok game

As New Yorkers went to vote, the unapologetically leftwing – and hugely popular – candidate was leading the polls. Mamdani's fearless, canny, often funny, social media posts played a key role in his campaign. Kat Tenbarge reports

Tech

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'Cinema is liberation': as more acclaimed films about Palestine emerge, why are many still fighting to reach an audience?

'Cinema is liberation': as more acclaimed films about Palestine emerge, why are many still fighting to reach an audience?

This year’s Oscars triumph for No Other Land should have been a watershed. But a crop of inspiring new titles, made against the odds – including award-winning The Voice of Hind Rajab – still face a struggle to be seen. Ellen E Jones reports

Culture

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Stewart Lee: From Charlie Kirk to CCHQ, the right has realised they can lie and not be challenged. So let’s change that

Stewart Lee: From Charlie Kirk to CCHQ, the right has realised they can lie and not be challenged. So let’s change that

Is the problem with modern politics that voters are stupid, or is it that no one pushes back against the populist acts that mislead them? And is it wrong to think the government should act?

Stewart Lee

Review of the week: The Line of Beauty at the Almeida theatre

Review of the week: The Line of Beauty at the Almeida theatre

This adaptation of Alan Hollinghurst’s subtle Booker winner is broader than the novel, but still achieves an explosive payoff, writes Dorian Lynskey

Reviews

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The Recommender: Kyla Cobbler

The Recommender: Kyla Cobbler

The Irish standup and Instagram star on her latest cultural discoveries, from a "back-ass of nowhere" music festival to a true crime documentary not to be viewed at night

Culture

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Ed Smith's Squash and Sage Orzo

Ed Smith's Squash and Sage Orzo

Author of the popular Rocket and Squash newsletter Ed Smith shares a recipe for comfort food 'with a little tickle of heat'

Weekend Dish

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