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The Farage effect: why Keir Starmer is styling Labour as the ‘disruptors’
It only takes a quick look at today’s poll by Opinium for the
Observer
to see why a big tactical rethink (some in the Labour party call it a panic) is under way in Downing Street.
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Nigel Farage has been a threat to every recent …
Come early, leave early: a gen X dance party that ends at 10pm is taking off across the US
The signature tequila cocktail is called a Hot Flash. The playlist skews towards nostalgic hits from the 80s, 90s and early 2000s. Cis men are politely asked to just stay away.
Founded in Chicago by two friends in their 40s, the Earlybirds Club is a party designed for women and …
‘Almost Andy’: how one fan benefited most from the Chiefs’ winning run
For years, the Chiefs most recognizable fan operated in the shadows. A regular at games since 1983, Matt Black cheered on KC through very little thick and and a whole lot of thin, an era marked mostly by a series of sports tragedies overseen by then head coach Marty Schottenheimer. …
Super Bowl repeat or revenge? Whatever happens, history will be made
A spectre of inevitability hangs over New Orleans in the final run-up to America’s high holy day. The Kansas City Chiefs, having spent the past half-decade as the National Football League’s most dominant force, are on the verge of something never before seen: a third successive Super Bowl title.
Theirs …
‘It’s a gut punch’: how the California wildfires affected film and TV workers
When Sandra French returned to her beloved 1930s apartment, she found the building reduced to rubble and ash. “It was so weird,” she recalls. “Out of the rubble, there was a little bright object. It was a pencil holder I bought in Italy, I believe, in 2008 and was sticking …
From the sublime to the cringeworthy: Tim Ross on Australia’s housing dream (and nightmare)
Australia’s state libraries have opened their archives to writer, TV presenter and half of the Merrick and Rosso comedy duo, Tim Ross, to feed his passion for post-second world war suburban architecture and an ongoing exploration of Australia’s obsession with home ownership.
The trove of photographs the institutions unearthed became …
Why are ‘friendly neighbourhood cats’ appearing on Google Maps all of a sudden?
Sanjana, I hear all the cool kids are going to a new Sydney landmark called “friendly orange cat”. What is this new kitty club and how do I get in?
That’s right, Emma. Locals are putting friendly felines on the map, literally. They’re listing good-natured suburban cats as …
The Guide #177: Son of a Century is a gripping, timely series – and maybe the end of the antihero drama
Seth Meyers on Elon Musk’s US takeover: ‘A billionaire coup’
‘They were going berserk’: horses allegedly distressed by frequent concerts at Flemington racecourse
But just a short distance away, those working at the Flemington racecourse stables say the events are …