2 h. ago Could Shamima Begum return to UK under Labour? Independent review says she should be saved from 'Britain's Guantanamo' camp in Syria

Begum is currently living in a detention camp in Syria after she fled her home in east London at the age of 15 to join Islamic State in 2015.

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3 h. ago ISIS bride Shamima Begum and other Brits detained in Syrian camps should be repatriated to Britain, counter

Begum is currently living in a detention camp in Syria after she fled her home in east London at the age of 15 to join Islamic State in 2015.

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16 h. ago Barstool’s Dave Portnoy keeps his cool as student yells antisemitic abuse at him during pizza taste test

The media mogul says he now faces antisemitic harassment ‘every single day’

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27 h. ago Jeepers creepers! Has the Grand Cherokee gone all soft on us?

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is now only sold with plug-in hybrid technology, but it doesn’t detract from its go anywhere off-roading capabilities. The top heavy price-tag, however, may prove too much for some

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27 h. ago Ford Kuga review: Still fun to drive but getting on a bit now

The Ford Kuga still makes a decent case for itself on paper, and its driving dynamics set it apart. But it’s getting on these days, with over-familiar styling and a dated interior leaving it outpaced by more modern rivals

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28 h. ago Cupra Formentor review: Sporty, stylish and surprisingly characterful

The Formentor was the car that put the Cupra brand on the map, and it hasn’t looked back. It’s a unique design that infuses a practical crossover SUV with a racy, coupe-style, and it’s fun to ride in too. The latest long-range plug-in hybrid drivetrain is the icing on the cake

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28 h. ago Citroen C5 Aircross review: Comfortable, practical and sensible

The latest Citroen C5 Aircross is a much-improved all-rounder with an effective plug-in hybrid drivetrain, but top-spec trim is expensive.

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29 h. ago Audi Q3 review: A sophisticated reinvention of a popular compact SUV

The latest Audi Q3 adopts the same modern, rounded style as the larger Q5, while both the interior and the driving experience show a suitable step on from the previous one

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32 h. ago Audi Q7 review: Big, beefy and practical, but on the expensive side

The Audi Q7 is a larger-than-life family SUV, but it has an excellent reputation for refinement, comfort and reliability. However, with so much quality competition out there, is it all looking a little jaded round the gills?

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52 h. ago Geely EX5 review: Sensational value SUV with a little help from Lotus

The first model from Volvo, Polestar and Lotus owner Geely is a cracker – if only it went a little bit further

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67 h. ago Trespasses review – Lola Petticrew’s captivating performance elevates this tale of forbidden love during the Troubles

Channel 4’s adaptation of Louise Kennedy’s novel, which also stars Gillian Anderson, feels like grown-up fare in tone and substance

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5 d. ago Hyundai Ioniq 6 N review: The sports car for the PlayStation generation

New electric super-sports car takes everything we love about the Ioniq 5 N and makes it even better. But at a price.

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5 d. ago Rosalía review, Lux: A masterpiece ruminating on mortality, lust, sainthood and idolatry – with a self

Each song erupts from the former, constantly shifting and evolving in sound, on this truly phenomenal and ambitious work

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5 d. ago Pluribus review – Rhea Seehorn is a force of nature in dystopian drama from Breaking Bad creator

Vince Gilligan makes his first return to the small screen after ‘Breaking Bad’ spin-off ‘Better Call Saul’ with an interesting show that nevertheless fails to live up to those two masterpieces

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6 d. ago Frankenstein review – Guillermo del Toro’s elegant adaptation is all show and little substance

Jacob Elordi is a very sympathetic monster in this visually stunning but thematically lacking film, which co-stars Oscar Isaac and Mia Goth

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6 d. ago I’ve been in the new Renault Twingo – fun, affordable cars are back again

Thirty years after the original, Renault’s retro-inspired Twingo E-Tech electric promises to put a smile on drivers’ faces for under £20,000

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6 d. ago 'Choking' in porn has become the new normal. Here’s why a new UK law banning it is so vital | Clare McGlynn

Strangulation during sex damages young women’s brain health and breeds deep gender inequality. But the real test will be its enforcementThis week marks a turning point in the UK’s approach to violent porn. The government has announced it will make publishing or possessing pornographic depictions of strangulation or suffocation – often known as “choking” – illegal. This bold move could transform the porn that appears on porn sites and social media platforms.Strangulation in porn was once niche. Indeed, studies investigating the content of porn 20 years ago found hardly any instances of it. Yet an independent review of pornography released this year found that it was rife on the most popular porn sites. This summer the children’s commissioner released a report revealing that 58% of young people had seen strangulation in pornography, even though only 6% had searched for it. As renowned porn producer Erika Lust puts it, strangulation has become the “alpha and omega” of “any porn scene”....

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6 d. ago Death by Lightning review – A presidential assassination drama that probably won’t make history

Michael Shannon and Matthew Macfadyen brilliantly play out the fate of a forgotten president in the post-civil war era, but Netflix’s scholarly four-part series struggles to transcend the niche appeal of period political drama

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6 d. ago Can the Calo meal delivery service save me 75 hours per month? I tried it to find out

Fresh Fitness Food has rebranded as Calo – could this meal delivery service deliver nutritious dinners to free up hours in my day?

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6 d. ago The Guardian view on the Francis curriculum review: raising the right questions in a world with few certain answers | Editorial

In an age of increasingly capable machines, it makes sense for schools to value creativity and life skills as part of a well-rounded educationSocieties evolve and schools are under pressure to adapt, but some features of education policy are perennial. For example, modernisation will always be denounced as a dilution of standards. Inevitably, Conservatives have leapt on recommendations by an independent review, commissioned by the government, as proof that Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary, is “dumbing down” the curriculum.The basis of these charges is that the review, led by Becky Francis, professor of education at University College London, proposes reducing the burden of GCSE exams and scrapping the English baccalaureate – a cluster of subjects that, when taken together, constitute a metric of success recognised in school league tables. Conservatives are also unhappy about the notion that primary schoolchildren should learn about the climate crisis and be encouraged to ...

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