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Shutting Jodrell Bank would close a window on the universe
A telescope that tracked Sputnik. A Unesco site. A living scientific marvel… Why is Jodrell Bank at risk?
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Rent – Gaten Matarazzo leads a sparky revival for a new Generation Rent
Boasting infectious performances from a superb cast, Jonathan Larson’s cult classic still more than pays its way
✍️ Katherine Cowles
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By me for @ObserverUK: Aleister Crowley's formula for love, discovered in hand-written annotations to his own copy of his poetry collection, which has just come to the market.
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Fatherland – Sandra Hüller reckons with Germany’s ghosts in Thomas Mann biopic
Paweł Pawlikowski’s elegant, austere portrait of the exiled author’s return to Germany is anchored by a quietly commanding turn by the actor playing his daughter
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Slow death of rugby league is down to data, algorithms and football’s hegemonic ‘Big Six’
It’s one of Britain’s best-attended sports but you’d struggle to find the World Cup on TV. What hope do the rest have?
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Mothers of Kherson – a brave, blistering opera for Ukraine’s stolen children
In Warsaw, the world premiere of an urgent new opera about Russia’s unlawful wartime abductions gets a 20-minute standing ovation
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Leo Reich solves the male loneliness crisis
The creator and star of the brilliant new Channel 4 series It Gets Worse self-diagnoses a generational malady – and goes in search of answers
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The riddle of JRR Tolkien
Conservative and radical, civilised and wild – the great fantasy novelist was a living conundrum. In The King Under the Mountain, DJ Taylor seeks to unpick his legend
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