20 minutes ago Dua Lipa, Royal Albert Hall review: Even Elton John can’t upstage a night that has no right to work this well

The pop star is accompanied by a full 53-piece orchestra as she rebuilds London’s grand concert hall in her image

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26 minutes ago Donald Trump tried to block this movie from release – but The Apprentice isn’t worth the fuss

The man himself may have ranted online about Ali Abbasi’s biopic – starring Sebastian Stan and Jeremy Strong – but little here proves revelatory

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1 hour ago Japandroids: Fate & Alcohol review – Canadian duo’s bittersweet breakup record

(Anti)Brian King and David Prowse’s guitar-drums combo enjoys one last hurrah with tracks ranging from bluesy epics to rock romcom Fate & Alcohol is the reunion that Japandroids fans have been hoping for – and the farewell they’ve long feared. The Canadian duo’s fourth and final album arrives six years after guitarist Brian King and drummer David Prowse played their last show. With Springsteen-influenced storytelling fuelled by some of the punk intensity from their breakthrough record, 2012’s Celebration Rock, Fate & Alcohol is a classic romance – breathless, hedonistic and wistful – until it’s not.King falls in love at a single glance on rock romcom Eye Contact High, made cinematic by Prowse’s rattling, urgent drumming and soaring gang vocals. Alice, a bluesy epic played for th...

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2 hours ago The Remarkable Life of Ibelin review – moving tale of disabled gamer’s digital double life

Using World of Warcraft-style animation, this documentary tells the story of Mats Steen, a boy with muscular dystrophy whose online popularity was only revealed after his deathIt’s probably just an accident of scheduling, but this deeply affecting documentary is arriving just when there’s a debate raging at the school gates about children’s use of smartphones and social media. So while it’s undoubtedly troubling how tech platforms set out to addict and exploit young minds, The Remarkable Life of Ibelin provides a fascinating counterargument about how online gaming at least can be a lifeline for some individuals who find themselves isolated in the real world, or IRL as the kids like to say.Born in 1989, Mats Steen started out like many other Norwegian children of his generation: energeti...

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3 hours ago I Haven't Been Entirely Honest With You by Miranda Hart: Such fun! Puppies, pyjama parties and Mr Mould

She was the Queen of evening comedy but disappeared from our screens for many years. Now Miranda is back with her heartfelt memoir about life and Lyme disease.

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3 hours ago The Bookshop , The Draper, The Candlestick Maker by Annie Gray: How shopping lost its soul

When was the last time you went to a shop on your local High Street rather than ordered something online? Annie Gray tracks the decline and fall of our High Streets.

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3 hours ago Tory MP who claimed Badenoch too preoccupied with children to be leader should return to 1909 where he belongs

Tory MP Christopher Chope’s attitude towards a mother of young children becoming Conservative party leader is a reframing of a bogus argument used by Edwardian politicians who campaigned against votes for women

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4 hours ago Scathing Homeland Security report says Secret Service lacks ‘critical thinking’ and needs massive reforms

Elite outfit has been under heavy scrutiny as Donald Trump has faced three potential assassination threats

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7 hours ago DANIEL HANNAN: There's only one candidate with the grit, stamina and wit to reunite the Right

DANIEL HANNAN: Kemi Badenoch was careful and guarded, and told me that she would not discuss policy. Robert Jenrick was warm and detailed.

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