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Exclusive: Efforts to eradicate American mink help boost population of river-residing mammal in 11 areas of country
Water voles continue to decline in their distribution across Britain but there are s…
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England coach Jon Lewis has criticised the “rammed” Women’s Ashes schedule, blaming the Women’s…
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Jack Draper faces a race against time to be in top physical shape for the Australian Op…
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Swede knows after 6-3 defeat there are moments for team to be more solid, more savvy, to consider the broader context
For Dejan Kulusevski and Tottenham, there were a good few moments during Sunday’s …
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Oleksandr Usyk’s triumph over Tyson Fury in Riyadh was barely noticed beyond Ukraine and Britain. That’s a shame because it was an important fight and a good one
Once upon a time, the world stopped to…
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Back away from the celeb endorsements and viral posts. As my gift to you, dear readers, I tried this stuff – so you don’t have to
Christmas is all about traditions: repeating the same thing over and o…
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The latest in our series of writers revealing their favourite mood-lifting films is an ode to the 1991 comedy in which Steve Martin is a farcically over-protective father
I should hate this film. A po…
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The Nick Jr series encouraged cultural preservation of the Gullah Geechee, descendants of formerly enslaved people in South Carolina
Thirty years ago, Ron and Natalie Daise and their children, Sara an…
Clinical psychologists tell us the best way to set goals that can lead to the greatest success – however you define it – and settle into the new year
As the ew year approaches, so will the desire to r…
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Perfectly preserved corpses return to trouble – and liberate – the living in Andrew Haigh’s masterly dramas
All of Us Strangers may have missed out on awards earlier in the year (no Bafta wins, no Osc…
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