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<p>King Charles, and Camilla, the Queen Consort, are seen prior to the State Banquet at the presidential Palace Bellevue in Berlin </p>
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King vows to ‘strengthen connections’ between UK and Germany

King Charles also criticised Russia’s ‘unprovoked aggression’ towards Ukraine in a banquet speech delivered in English and German

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Politics

Military base plan for asylum seekers sparks legal threats from Tories

Home Office minister Robert Jenrick says migrants would be given ‘essential living needs and nothing more’ under hardline policy

Insider

Daisy May Cooper: ‘I wonder now – would I have done OnlyFans?’

Ahead of her starring role in hot new BBC drama Rain Dogs, Bafta award-winning actress Daisy May Cooper tells Alexandra Jones about scars from her childhood, why she auditioned to be a stripper and quitting social media

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‘Corecore’: TikTok’s new anti-trend aesthetic movement

The format’s roots date back to 2020, when it was originally referenced as an aesthetic on Tumblr before infecting TikTok

The Escapist

The rise of Blood Flow Restriction training

Promising maximum gains for minimum effort, here’s everything you need to know about the workout technique approved by athletes to A-listers...

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The terrifying rise of young girls expecting to be choked during sex

With kids as young as nine referencing choking in the classroom and sexually active girls experiencing it by the age of 14, how did this dangerous and degrading trend get mainstream sex in a chokehold? Maddy Mussen investigates

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The Oscars 2023

Screen Actors Guild awards

The BAFTA film awards

Rihanna Super Bowl half-time show

The Grammys 2023

EE Rising Star Vanity Fair Bafta party

Critics Choice Awards

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Film

‘It is very difficult to sue a celebrity’, says man suing Gwyneth Paltrow

Terry Sanderson said the purpose of the trial had been to make him ‘regret’ bringing action against the Hollywood actress.
Exhibitions

Titanosaur at the Natural History Museum - it’s totally rooaarsome

How big? Awe is the aim of this exhibition’s game, and it delivers

TV

Succession season 4: who is who, for those just joining the show now

We catch you up on the characters, so you can launch right into the fourth season

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Alan Ruck on the end of Succession and Jeremy Strong’s method acting

Ruck, AKA Connor Roy, talks about the final season of the hit show and gives his thoughts on the Brian Cox vs Jeremy Strong acting debate...

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No Vermeer, no problem — 9 fabulous European art escapes

Didn’t snag tickets to Amsterdam’s sold-out Vermeer exhibition? No stress — get your arty fix at other top-tier European galleries instead

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Restaurants

Opening date and other details announced for Cantinetta Antinori

The family behind some of Italy’s most prestigious Super Tuscans is launching in Belgravia in April

Restaurants

The hottest restaurants opening in April, from Riviera to Maene

From veg grown on an East London rooftop to Meghan Markle’s favourite Italian winery, here are the new openings to get excited about in April

Events and Things To Do

Things to do in London this weekend

From an old restaurant with a new Sunday series to a collection of new culinary pop ups — here is the best of what’s on in London

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Plug It In

Could you charge your EV through the pavement?

The latest innovations aiming to solve the problem of home charging

Transport

Hackney wants to have the most electric vehicle charging points in UK

It is hoped that an increase in the availability of charging points will cut pollution and decarbonise transport

Step Up

Skills training will future-proof young Londoners

Colleges, school and employers must work together to help teens develop technical knowhow and vital soft skills, says Evening Standard/WorldSkills UK Skills Forum

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Celebrity homes

Taylor Swift reportedly house hunting in Hampstead and St John’s Wood

The popstar is said to be looking for a period property with a garden in Hampstead or St John’s Wood.

Interiors

Bold Finsbury Park flat transformation is a retro Nineties throwback

Designer Alex Holloway’s Finsbury Park flat shows even first-time renovators don’t need to play it safe

Where to live

Fashion designer Daniel Fletcher on the creative area he calls home

Daniel Fletcher has his own label, he is menswear artistic director of Fiorucci and starred in Next in Fashion. Here’s why he loves his Hackney neighbourhood

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Michelin-star sushi chef Endo Kazutoshi’s Tokyo secrets

In the first of a new series, Michelin-star sushi master Endo Kazutoshi shares his tips on the city he grew up in

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The largest yoga space in Europe just opened in east London

Spitalfields’ newly opened Mission aims to democratise yoga in London, says Soraya Gaied Chortane

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Your weekly horoscope (27th-31st March)

What’s written in the stars for you this week...

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Science

Honey bees could help track microorganisms in cities, scientists say

Researchers said monitoring bees could provide an insight into the health of people living in cities.
Science

Children living with pet cats or dogs ‘less likely to develop food allergies’

Children who have hamsters as pets may be at an increased risk of developing a nut allergy, researchers discovered.
Science

Nature favours all creatures great and small over medium-sized, study suggests

The pattern favouring large and small organisms held across all types of species and was more pronounced in land-based organisms, researchers say.
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