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This is a dinner that educates me, rather than one that makes me drool

The 24-year-old primary schoolteacher lives in one room with her family in rural Mexico. Now, as the star of Alfonso Cuarón’s new film, she’s being tipped for an Oscar

The Rams have gone to a continual struggler to one of the league’s best units. But not every team can turn things around in a few seasons

Today’s fluff is bringing Jim Robinson back from the dead

Values increase 0.3% in November ending a five-year low point but few predict rapid growth any time soon

People are risking their lives by crossing the Channel in dinghies. A hostile UK government must share blame for this calamity

James and Susan Kenneavy’s Ford Kuga found on Drummore beach during bad weather

There is no vision for local government beyond the bare basics. It’s an illogical position that will have miserable consequences

Whether it’s showboating or shameful, puerile or poetry, trash talk is and will remain an integral part of professional fighting. It’s an invaluable promotional tool that risks contempt from the public and a powerful weapon that can…

Charges against Mike Lynch include fraud and conspiracy in latest twist in Hewlett-Packard’s ‘doomed’ 2011 takeover

Businesses on both sides of border would suffer as permits are limited, freight group says

Clean Bandit began with an undeniable aura of nerdiness. They met at Cambridge, where two members of the original lineup led a string quartet; their first hit was called Mozart’s House and merged the composer’s work with a squelchy dance…

Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, as the prime minister prepares for G20

Adding a recorder solo to any song is a bold move outside Renaissance faire circles. That is precisely what happens halfway through Big Joanie’s debut full album, and it’s indicative of the London punk trio’s fearless approach to…

You can’t beat gestural slang, which is why the late Baroness Trumpington’s two-fingered salute spoke to our hearts

Macaulay Culkin is nearly incandescent with confidence in the yuletide rerelease of Chris Columbus’ box-office smash

Referenced by Rachel Maddow and Bob Woodward, a pulpy thriller about a commander-in-chief losing command of reality is receiving a timely rerelease

Prime minister rules out debating with hard Brexiters or people’s vote campaigners

From Friday, only vehicles producing zero emissions will be allowed to drive freely in downtown Madrid – making it a pollution pioneer in Europe

‘Strike 4 Climate Action’ brings thousands of students together in defiance of prime minister’s warning

I’m six years out of school, nearly graduated from university, and I’ve never seen a protest like this

The trailblazing LGBT team play on Friday in the first regular season, non-league game at the national stadium

Campaigners call for price freeze after year of disruption, with worst punctuality figures in a decade

Mowgli, Baloo and co get a visually dazzling upgrade, but there’s too much animal trauma to make this child-friendly

The builder went bust before fixing the problem, but our policy covered that eventuality

The host of Missing Richard Simmons talks about his new podcast which examines the millennium bug and the people who took Y2K seriously

Seven decades of prosperity have lulled the UK into thinking we’re special – that disasters only happen to other people

Brooklyn-born Helen Levitt was teaching art to children when she bought a camera to document the chalk drawings they were sketching on New York’s streets. Her works were influential but she struggled to make a living in her lifetime.

UK aid to Yemen is eclipsed by the billions brought in through the bungling, deceitful sale of British weapons to Saudi Arabia