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Kate took the sweet picture herself.
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EntertainmentThe GuardianThe best recent poetry – review roundup
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EntertainmentThe GuardianHottest front-room seats: the best theatre and dance to watch online
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StyleThe GuardianThe best subtle perfumes for summer
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NewsThe GuardianPeople ask me how they can support Black Lives Matter. At the moment all I can feel is sadness and grief
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EntertainmentThe GuardianWhat links cabbages in French and leaf in Greek? The Weekend quiz
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