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2. Sunday with Lindsay Duncan: 'I lie on the sofa and read the paper'; The actor spends her Sundays in the pursuit of pleasure, including a trip to the farmers' market and some very good quality cake
3. US Declaration of Independence document bore arms of English king; UK expert discovers George III watermark on paper used as 1776 founding document, which is kept in secure vault
4. Are energy performance certificates worth the paper they're written on? EPCs are meant to be a vital insight into how energy efficient a property is. But many are out of date and can be misleading; EPCs are meant to be a vital insight into how energy efficient a property is. But many are out of date and can be misleading
5. Working from home can bring big health benefits, study finds; A review of 1,930 papers into home working found major pluses, but also downsides such as antisocial hours and being overlooked for promotion
6. Jamie George insists England can challenge for title despite Italy struggle; England recover from trailing in first half to win 27-24George: 'We're not going to paper over the cracks'
7. We should cherish handwriting: the scribbled, the scrawled, the stubbornly jotted; Our communications lose character when we give up putting pen to paper. It's hard to imagine an Auden poem celebrating the arrival of the night email
8. Maxwell's PR adviser accused Epstein victim of 'crying rape' in past allegations; Court papers show Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice was told by her 'reputation manager' that reports about Virginia Giuffre's past were 'helpful leakage'
9. Sunday with Miquita Oliver: 'I love an overcooked quinoa porridge'; Circuit training, Sunday papers and a roast for the TV presenter
10. Impressionists on Paper: Degas to Toulouse-Lautrec review -- a show full of surprises; Royal Academy, LondonFrom Monet's pastel sunsets to a beautifully bleak Van Gogh landscape and Pissarro's summer orchard, the RA gathers fragile, rarely seen works, many made at speed, out and about and up close
11. Tory concern grows over potential sale of Telegraph titles to Abu Dhabi; Former Telegraph editor Charles Moore among those to condemn bid for the Conservative party's paper of choice
12. Sunday with Michael Heseltine: 'We see a lot of our children and our nine grandchildren'; The politician on reading the papers, exercising three dogs in a golf buggy and listening to bullfinches
13. Himmler ordered mass execution of prisoners in Britain's only Nazi camp, documents reveal; Papers from SS headquarters uncover instruction to kill up to 1,000 enslaved labourers on island of Alderney
14. Caught short: lack of recycled toilet paper in UK 'fuelling deforestation'; Less office waste material during Covid has led big lavatory roll makers to cut amount of recycled paper in tissues, according to consumer body
15. Ban all gambling adverts, say more than half of Britons; Poll backs blanket ban on ads but white paper is expected to opt for levy on betting firms' profits
16. My young daughter celebrates her birthday with a smile; She has spent the day smiling at everyone and everything -- because she loves people, presents and coloured paper
17. A few scoops down at the local: the rise and fall of a community paper; A new exhibition charts the fortunes of an idiosyncratic freesheet, the Abertillery and Ebbw Valleys Dynamic, and the two men who tried to keep it afloat
18. AI makes plagiarism harder to detect, argue academics -- in paper written by chatbot; Lecturers say programs capable of writing competent student coursework threaten academic integrity
19. A gambling white paper by Easter would be a turn-up for the books; A shakeup may cover maximum stakes and a statutory levy on gaming firms, but football sponsorship deals remain a thorny issue
20. There's one winner in the Biden documents discovery: Donald Trump; Biden's retention of classified papers is different from the Mar-a-Lago case, but it is a big setback for his administration
21. Splitting the atomic scientists: how the Ukraine war ruined physics; At Cern and elsewhere, a reluctance to give Russian researchers authorship credit on new papers has led to stalemate
22. Men reporting badly! Nish Kumar and Josh Widdicombe find being hacks is no joke; The comedians chase local paper scoops in their new TV series Hold the Front Page. But many of their stories were destined for what reporters call the spike
23. 'I've never regretted doing it': Daniel Ellsberg on 50 years since leaking the Pentagon Papers; The man who exposed US lies about the Vietnam war says the culture of official secrecy is worse today. But he urges whistleblowers: 'Don't wait years till the bombs are falling and people have been dying'
24. After 50 years, the Pentagon Papers give up their final secrets; Journalist behind scoop reveals how he tricked whistleblower to get copies of explosive Vietnam war reports
25. Mary, Queen of Scoffs: jailed monarch ate only the best, papers reveal; Newly discovered official accounts show that, while a prisoner of Elizabeth I, her cousin lived a life of luxury
26. The Posthumous Papers of the Manuscripts Club review -- the joy of turning over an old leaf; Christopher de Hamel's account of the people who created illuminated manuscripts in the middle ages, and those who now preserve them, is a witty treat
27. Pushing the envelope: designer stationery is a hot fashion trend; Gen Z and millennials are rebelling against digital demands and returning to pen and paper
28. Gambling review delay lets Premier League football clubs strike sponsorship deals; Campaigners are outraged that the stalled white paper has allowed three top English sides to sign new front-of-shirt agreements
29. From the archive: Donald Trelford on the Queen and the media; In 1987, the Observer's editor looked at the changing relationship between the papers and the Windsors* Read more of the Observer's From the Archive special on Queen Elizabeth II
30. The week in TV: Irma Vep; The Sandman; All or Nothing: Arsenal; Paper Girls; It's meta madness as Olivier Assayas gets to remake his own film as a TV series; Old Testament meets Ouija board in Neil Gaiman's dark fantasy; and the Gunners get a going over
31. The Chief by Andrew Roberts review -- the original alpha Mail; Access to the papers of Lord Northcliffe, founder of the Daily Mail, gives the historian a wealth of detail to work with, but significant questions go unanswered
32. Paper Cuts by Ted Kessler review -- ode to the glory days, and slow demise, of the music press; This colourful, self-deprecating memoir charts the author's journey from light-fingered record shop employee to editor of Q magazine until it folded in 2020, with guest appearances from Paul Weller, Mark E Smith et al
33. The week in theatre: Rock/ Paper/ Scissors; The Fellowship; Crucible/Lyceum/Studio theatre, Sheffield; Hampstead theatre, LondonTiming is everything in Chris Bush's theatre-hopping trio of Sheffield plays; the same goes for Roy Williams's ill-starred new Windrush generation drama
34. Secret British 'black propaganda' campaign targeted cold war enemies; Britain stirred up tensions, chaos and violence in Africa, the Middle East and Asia, according to declassified papers
35. In brief: Idol; The Paper Palace; Dinner With Joseph Johnson -- review; A public challenge for a lifestyle guru, Miranda Cowley Heller's outstanding debut and the vibrant world of 18th-century publishing
36. The Palace Papers review -- a rollicking ride through recent royal family history; Tina Brown's sparkling prose and eye for detail enliven an entertaining exposé -- with a little help from Prince Andrew and his 50-strong crew of teddy bears
37. The Standard in crisis: read all about it, but for how much longer? As London's 'local' paper hits troubled times, we examine the profitable past and challenging future for Britain's provincial press; As London's 'local' paper hits troubled times, we examine the profitable past and challenging future for Britain's provincial press
38. Black Paper by Teju Cole review -- how do we defy these dark times? The novelist and critic travels through genres and across the globe in these thoughtful, powerful essays about the lives of migrants and man's inhumanity; The novelist and critic travels through genres and across the globe in these thoughtful, powerful essays about the lives of migrants and man's inhumanity
39. Revealed: How Lord Salisbury hid rape by his British consul in Benin; Shocking papers in Foreign Office archives strengthen case for giving looted bronzes back to Nigeria
40. Anger over 'grotesque abuse' of £600,000 case to keep Mountbatten papers secret; David Owen condemns Cabinet Office's 'waste of public money' in four-year bid to stop part of archive's release
41. 'Balancing the books' look goods on paper, Rishi Sunak. But it's not so pretty on the ground; The budget to foot the coronavirus bill will inflict more miseries on the less well-off
42. How Dalí's 'lips' sofa began life ... on the back of an envelope; Newly opened archive of art patron's papers reveals a previously unseen sketch for the surrealist work
43. Sajid Javid working on radical plan to merge social care with health in England; Proposal aimed at freeing up NHS beds and offering home care could be included in white paper on reform
44. I'd like to make a complaint... Why some of us are so good at making a fuss; Were you the child whose indignant letter yielded a free bar of chocolate? Séamas O'Reilly puts pen to paper to reveal why we are a nation of complainers
45. Give pause before you raise a glass to the prospect of a vaccine passport; The prime minister's 'papers for pints' scheme is nothing less than a national ID card by stealth
46. Now for the nudes: thousands turn to online life drawing; A diverse and growing crowd is finding solace in isolation through pencil, paper and a model on a screen
47. Green and tonic: gin in paper bottles is the new eco-tipple; Packagers step up production of 'frugal' containers as consumers embrace sustainable alternative
48. Why reusable cloth could consign Christmas gift wrap to the bin; A Japanese tradition could replace sparkly paper this festive season as lockdown prompts a green rethink
49. UN report deepens fears that Ethiopia's Tigray conflict could be long and brutal; Confidential papers warn that, despite talk of success, army faces heavy resistance and regional stability is at risk
50. Must I Go by Yiyun Li review -- like stumbling across a cache of personal papers; Li's novel tracing the roots of a daughter's tragic death has hard-nosed insights but sometimes lacks momentum
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