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What links hedgehog, deer, lion and elephant? The Saturday quiz

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From billiard, calabash and churchwarden to Wide Sargasso Sea, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

1 Who was the only English monarch to marry a Habsburg?
2 What media company paid $10bn in musi…

29 days ago

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Stephen A Smith v LeBron James turns NBA’s narrator into a main character

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a story from The Guardian › International

ESPN’s biggest name has never been shy about giving his opinion. But now he is part of the drama he so often comments on

Who would win in a fight between LeBron James and Stephen A Smith is a question…

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34 days ago

‘I go for the jugular’: Carrie Coon on The White Lotus, female friendship and toxic politics

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a story from The Guardian › International

Fearsomely authentic, Carrie Coon has dazzled in a host of roles, from The Leftovers to Gone Girl and Fargo. With the latest season of The White Lotus glueing us to our screens, she talks about US po…

36 days ago

So many souvenirs for JD Vance to take home from Greenland: oil, gas, minerals – and that’s just the start | Marina Hyde

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a story from The Guardian › International

The widely reviled veep and his wife may not see much of the island they’d like to annex, but the US military base will be lovely at this time of year

There’s a Gerard Butler movie called Greenland, w…

45 days ago

Who Is Government? by Michael Lewis review – what Doge is trying to destroy

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The Moneyball author is joined by writers including Dave Eggers and Geraldine Brooks in a hymn of praise to the workers who keep America’s cogs turning

It is a tad obnoxious for Michael Lewis, perhaps…

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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: Who said 'Everybody likes flattery; and when you come to royalty you should lay it on with a trowel'?

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This was two-time prime minister Benjamin Disraeli (1804-81). It courted him favour with Queen Victoria, who he drew out of her long mourning period following her husband Albert's death.

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