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A royal biography author details barriers faced while researching Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for a book after his arrest drew public interest.
CBGBs is described as a historic hub where major punk and new wave acts emerged, shaping modern music culture.
Gisèle Pelicot’s case highlighted systemic attitudes toward sexual offences in France and her decision to waive anonymity sparked debate.
Hermione Hoby recounts years of illness before a ME diagnosis, emphasizing the persistence required for managing chronic fatigue.
Sian Cain shares her return to oil painting, highlighting the reinvention of a creative practice in adulthood.
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Global leaders seek a world order without the US, but experts doubt its viability.
Milan-Cortina 2026 sparked political debates; LA 2028 is poised to intensify them.
A royal biography portrays Andrew Lownie’s sensational claim about a troubled prince.
Gisèle Pelicot’s interview reveals resilience after personal trauma and the search for hope.
The Disintegration Loops offered a musical requiem for 9/11’s, shaping a generation.
European dating insights compare singles in Oslo, Berlin, Paris and Rome.
The series offers a mix of global politics, sport, royalty, and culture.
The piece on Gisèle Pelicot centers on courage amid harmful secrecy.
Guardian’s compilation blends analysis with personal narratives and archival imagery.
Readers are invited to explore six pieces across US news, Olympics, and dating culture.

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Channel 4’s Dirty Business is singled out as a damning, fact-based drama about Britain’s sewage scandal.
The week’s rest includes harrowing accounts in a Russia-focused documentary reviewed alongside other films.
Molly Russell’s documentary is noted for interviews that frame the impact of social media on youths.
The Testament of Ann Lee is highlighted for its intense Shaker-era portrayal and Amanda Seyfried’s performance.
The week’s rest also spotlights Belgian and British cinema, with reviews of new releases in theatres and on streaming.
The Zero Line: Inside Russia’s War is described as a harrowing documentary among the week’s non-fiction picks.
Scream 7 and Palestine Comedy Club are among the film and documentary entries highlighted this week.
Gisèle Pelicot’s memoir is reviewed as a powerful survivor testimony with vivid detail.
The Guardian’s weekly picks cover TV, books, music, and visual arts to guide readers’ week.

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