52 minutes ago Incredible images of forgotten Amazon rainforest tribe who discourage outsiders with foot spikes

The images are the first-known sighting of the Massaco tribe - a reclusive indigenous group named after the river that runs through their lands in Brazil's rainforest, and are known to deter visitors with huge spikes in the ground

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56 minutes ago British economy heading for ‘worst of all worlds’, business leaders warn over Labour Budget

After Rachel Reeves’s controversial Budget, the Confederation of British Industry warns the economy is ‘headed for the worst of all worlds’

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61 minutes ago Slow Horses star lifts lid on ‘completely different’ role in huge Netflix show she ‘hopes fans will watch’

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix’s latest team-up with author Harlan Coben sees one of Slow Horses’ biggest stars take on a lead role.

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63 minutes ago The irresistible combination behind Liverpool’s explosive rise under Arne Slot

Tottenham 3-6 Liverpool: As Slot’s men extended their lead at the top of the Premier League table, in-form individuals are thriving under a wider strategy

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63 minutes ago Spain’s socialist leader has defied expectations. Are there lessons for Starmer?

Pedro Sánchez has remained a rare bulwark of social democracy in an increasingly right-leaning continentAs Labour’s electoral honeymoon slips into distant-memory territory and Keir Starmer attempts to reboot his premiership, the party and its leader might find a southward glance instructive.For the past six years, the Spanish Socialist Workers’ party (PSOE), led by the prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has defied expectations by remaining in power during some of the most turbulent times in recent Spanish and European history, making it a rare bulwark of social democracy in an increasingly right-leaning continent. Continue reading...

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65 minutes ago Doctor Who Christmas special start time, cast list and trailer as Ncuti Gatwa returns

Doctor Who is gearing up for its first festive episode with Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa leading the way as the iconic Time Lord

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71 minutes ago Jamie Carragher aims fresh dig at Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham approach

The former Liverpool defender was speaking on Sky Sports following Spurs’ 6-3 loss to the league leaders

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79 minutes ago DWP warning ahead of huge state pension change which could see your payments cut

The deadline to fill in the gaps in your National Insurance record is April 5 next year, and both the DWP and HMRC are preparing for a tidal wave of demand for their services in the lead-up

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1 hour ago AP PHOTOS: Ballerinas turn one of Kenya's largest slums into a stage for a Christmas show

With perfect pirouettes and plies, dozens of young ballet dancers gracefully moved between the makeshift iron houses of one of Africa’s largest urban slums, spreading Christmas spirit.

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2 hours ago Covid was supposed to kill cinephilia – but did lockdown and Gen Z save cinema?

Sites such as film discovery platform Letterboxd promote a new way of film-viewing, eschewing sneering gatekeepers for a more open-minded and eclectic experienceAmid all the dire news to come out of the movie business this year – a box office slump, a slowdown of production, growing unemployment in Hollywood, the closure of a dozen cinemas in the UK – good news seems to have come from the unlikeliest of places: cinephilia, pronounced “dead” by Susan Sontag in 1996, is alive and well and sporting a Mubi tote bag among the very demographic, 18- to 25-year-olds, whose gif-shortened attention spans are usually held up as spelling the death of the medium.A recent Wim Wenders retrospective including Wings of Desire and The American Friend took £225,700 at the box office – more than double its distributor, Curzon, expected. A North American rerelease of Chen Kaige’s 1993 Palme d’Or winner Farewell My Concubine grossed $350,000. Even a recent retrospective of the auteur’s auteur, melancholy...

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