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The families of prisoners being held by the authoritarian governments of El Salvador and Venezuela have condemned President Nayib Bukele’s offer to swap 252 Venezuelan
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Andre Agassi to come out of retirement for pro pickleball tournament
Former tennis world No 1 Andre Agassi will make his professional debut in the fast-growing sport of pickelball next week when he teams up with
Trans musician Bells Larsen was forced to cancel his US tour: ‘My livelihood has been robbed’
Bells Larsen knew that releasing a low-fi, folksy album about his transition as the Trump administration relentlessly attacked LGBTQ+ people would give it an inherently
Raphael’s School of Athens review – rewarding study of Renaissance fresco
Here is the latest in the series of high-minded, low-tech studies of Renaissance art history from Howard Burton, a theoretical physicist turned art historian, who
Former child actor Sophie Nyweide dies aged 24
The actor Sophie Nyweide has died at the age of 24, her family has announced. An online obituary gives no cause of death, but says
‘Nepo babies should be doing stuff like this’: are rich people ruining or reviving UK club culture?
Nestled between Millwall FC stadium and an intersection of south London railway lines, the 350-capacity Venue MOT – once an actual MOT garage – is
‘Where is the adult?’: how Leonardo Van Dijl filmed the story of a child tennis star’s abuse
Leonardo Van Dijl smiles: “If you told me a year ago that I’d be speaking to the Guardian, I’d have asked: ‘What about?’” Last May,
Wind, Tide & Oar review – a love letter to the good old fashioned art of sailing
‘Here comes the squall,” says a voice excitedly. A girl of 11 or 12 clutching the side of the boat looks less thrilled. A squall
‘Filling in these gaps’: Paul McCartney’s recently rediscovered photographs
He is not drowning but waving. John Lennon’s arms stretch at angles like the sails of a windmill. His face wears a toothy, incandescent smile.