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Jackson is accused of sexually abusing boys, prompting fresh soul-searching in what could be a national reckoning -
We’re told eight unbroken hours will protect us from cancer and dementia, and make us happier. But does science support these claims?
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Her memoir sold 1.4m copies in its first week and paves the way for a sparkling post-White House career
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Analysis of political speeches reveals some surprisingly positive political effects
Today in Focus Weekend
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Public pressure could help the world champions achieve their aim -
The Spurs forward tells David Hytner about gruelling four-hour keepy-uppy sessions as a child, his desire to repay his family and why marriage can wait
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Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle David Irving has said he is quitting the NFL after being given an indefinite suspension over the league’s substance abuse policy -
Humiliation by Ajax led to much mirth but four Champions League crowns in five years is a period of dominance that history will look upon kindly
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The life of the DJ is often presented as a utopia on screen. Can Idris Elba’s new show Turn Up Charlie buck the trend? -
People keep saying that it would never get past the censorious new generation, rather forgetting its arduous struggle to be printed in the 1950s -
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Farmer Marc Peeples was accused of joining a drive-by shooting and being a pedophile – leading to a case a judge called ‘ridiculous’ -
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says justice system ‘broken’ as lawyers compare jail time to that of low-level offenders -
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Kane Tanaka, born in 1903, recognised by Guinness World Records -
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The canyon, which turns 100 this year, sees 6 million annual visitors – and sometimes it can feel like you’re stuck behind all of them
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Bison in snow, a wolf puppy and the world’s only alpine parrot in this week’s gallery
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