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MISAN HARRIMAN: "PEACE IS MORE THAN THE ABSENCE OF WAR"

MISAN HARRIMAN: "PEACE IS MORE THAN THE ABSENCE OF WAR"

One month on from the Together for Palestine event at Wembley, and after Monday's hostage and prisoner release, the photographer and longtime documentarian of protest shares exclusive behind-the scenes images of the concert

Culture

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THE NERVE HOTLIST

THE NERVE HOTLIST

A visual arts special of our regular roundup of the best culture to enjoy this week, chosen by our team of editors and writers

Culture

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Celebrity Traitors is era-defining telly - because it knows that fame is the ultimate deceit

Celebrity Traitors is era-defining telly - because it knows that fame is the ultimate deceit

Will anyone ever trust Jonathan Ross again? Will Tom Daley come out in the edit as the ultimate villain? The genius of the new A-list version of The Traitors, argues Julia Raeside, is that it turns the celebrity power dynamic on its head

TV

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The handler of Reform UK's Russian puppet Nathan Gill is linked to efforts to destabilise the US and Ukraine. Why is no one asking more questions?

The handler of Reform UK's Russian puppet Nathan Gill is linked to efforts to destabilise the US and Ukraine. Why is no one asking more questions?

Gill, former leader of Nigel Farage's party in Wales, admits taking bribes to help Putin. And his Russian connection - the Ukrainian politician Oleh Voloshyn - in turn has links to a key figure wanted by US authorities over election interference. By Carole Cadwalladr

Investigations

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The Nerve weekend edition. Cory Doctorow | Stewart Lee | Nigerian Modernism review

The Nerve weekend edition. Cory Doctorow | Stewart Lee | Nigerian Modernism review

We're talking enshittification, visiting Tate Modern and bringing news of our first ever members' event

The Nerve Weekend Dish

The Nerve Weekend Dish

Manchester chef Mary-Ellen McTague shares her recipe for Lancashire hot pot with broccoli and pickled red cabbage – born of time, care and family memories

Weekend Dish

Review of the week: Nigerian Modernism

Review of the week: Nigerian Modernism

Kadish Morris on an ambitious Tate Modern show of work by over 50 artists who reimagined the country's visual style and identity

Reviews

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Stewart Lee: The thugs have taken my flag. So I’ve taken theirs

Stewart Lee: The thugs have taken my flag. So I’ve taken theirs

What do you do with a lot of cheap banners hanging from motorway bridges once you’ve torn them down?

Stewart Lee

The Recommender: Katie Kitamura

The Recommender: Katie Kitamura

The Booker-nominated US novelist on her current cultural favourites

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