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EntertainmentThe GuardianNothing beats mastering a new skill, even if your only witness is a lone fox
Nothing beats mastering a new skill, even if your only witness is a lone fox. I am up at dawn to practise the different gear systems on a road bike and to conquer, well, staying on it
LifestyleThe GuardianMy pandemic epiphany: watching the world open up for disabled people
My pandemic epiphany: watching the world open up for disabled people. Frances Ryan always knew life could be more accessible. But as everyone became housebound, seeing it happen was a joy
LifestyleThe GuardianStories from the dog park: 'In this new world of tangled worries, my puppy keeps me sane'
Stories from the dog park: 'In this new world of tangled worries, my puppy keeps me sane'Conversations amid canines reflect the loss and anxiety being felt in the pandemic. But there’s also connection and joy
EntertainmentThe GuardianSkateboard trick to be renamed in honour of deaf inventor
Skateboard trick to be renamed in honour of deaf inventor. The ‘mute grab’ to become the ‘Weddle grab’ after first person to do the move in 1981
ScienceThe GuardianAngela Saini: 'An understanding of history reminds us race is a social construct'
Angela Saini: 'An understanding of history reminds us race is a social construct'Teach scientists their history and they won’t repeat bizarre racial myths• Time to reset: more brilliant ideas to remake the world
NewsThe GuardianElif Shafak: ‘We need to tell different stories, to humanise the other’
Elif Shafak: ‘We need to tell different stories, to humanise the other’History has shown that hate doesn’t start with concentration camps or civil war. It always starts with words• Time to reset: more brilliant ideas to remake the world
NewsThe GuardianDavid Lammy: ‘Ex-offenders should have the chance of a clean slate’
David Lammy: ‘Ex-offenders should have the chance of a clean slate’Those who have made mistakes but have since turned their lives around should be given the chance to contribute• Time to reset: more brilliant ideas to remake the world
BusinessThe GuardianUK folding bike maker Brompton to launch subscription service
UK folding bike maker Brompton to launch subscription serviceCustomers can hire bikes on monthly or annual basis after bike demand rises during pandemic
LifestyleThe GuardianThis pandemic means we don’t live in a timeline any more. It's more of a timesoup
This pandemic means we don’t live in a timeline any more. It's more of a timesoup. As the hours, days, weeks and months become a blur, it’s no longer clear if time is passing too quickly, or too slowly
LifestyleThe GuardianHow has the pandemic changed your experiences of home life?
How has the pandemic changed your experiences of home life?. We would like to hear how the coronavirus pandemic has changed the meaning of home for you
LifestyleThe GuardianCup runneth over: 17 ways to cook mushrooms – from spiced rice to pasta with prosciutto
Cup runneth over: 17 ways to cook mushrooms – from spiced rice to pasta with prosciuttoFungi recipes are incredibly varied and versatile. Keep it simple and serve them on toast, or push the boat out and craft a pithivier
CelebrityHuffPost CanadaJessica Mulroney Returns To Instagram After 'White Privilege' Scandal
She took a two month break following her attack on Sasha Exeter's career.
LifestyleThe GuardianI resent tiptoeing around my housemate's work zone. How do I address this sensitively?
I resent tiptoeing around my housemate's work zone. How do I address this sensitively?. In lockdown, shared spaces have become busy and contested. Eleanor Gordon-Smith suggests being vocal and coming up with material solutions
LifestyleIn The KnowTourist calls out restaurant after being served ‘unacceptable’ meal: ‘What a rip-off’
A Reddit user in Germany shared a photo of their "salad" which left a lot to be desired.
CelebrityIn The KnowChild’s disturbing costume sets the internet ablaze: 'She allowed this?'
You probably remember your favorite Halloween costume from your childhood … but what about your least favorite?
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LifestyleIn The KnowTikTok user spots mysterious flying object at the beach: ‘I [hope] it ain’t real’
This video of a mysterious object in the sky is taking TikTok by storm.
LifestyleThe GuardianI’m new to sex and have yet to really enjoy it. Am I broken?
I’m new to sex and have yet to really enjoy it. Am I broken?I’ve slept with four men and have been unable to reach orgasm or get any pleasure. Now I feel as if I can’t do anything right
HealthThe GuardianTogether apart: why sleeping in separate beds is not always the beginning of the end
Together apart: why sleeping in separate beds is not always the beginning of the endThere are many reasons why 17% of Australian couples sleep alone. But there’s still a reluctance for many to admit it is a preference
LifestyleYahoo Canada StyleThese 'incredible value' sheets are backed by more than 50,000 reviews, and they're only $28
“I cannot believe how nice these sheets are."
LifestyleIn The KnowMan raising money to pay mom's rent left speechless by stranger outside Target: 'Excuse me?'
The young man, named Kevin, was standing outside a Nashville Target store playing violin with a sign reading “Need to help my mom with rent, God bless,” on Aug. 9.
NewsThe GuardianInterest in allotments soars in England during coronavirus pandemic
Interest in allotments soars in England during coronavirus pandemicApplications to join waiting lists rise sharply as consumers turn to ‘the good life’ in crisis
HealthYahoo Style UK'Game-changing' drug that could halt Alzheimer’s may be available in the US by March
If licensed, it would be the first therapy approved to delay the disease's progression.
PoliticsThe GuardianHow we met: 'We were being fired at by a sniper'
How we met: 'We were being fired at by a sniper'. Ben Walsby, 45, and Laura Rudel, 39, met in Syria in 2012, during the early stages of the war. They are living apart due to the pandemic, but hope to reunite soon
LifestyleThe GuardianTree of the week: 'It looks a bit of a hippy so I named it after Neil from The Young Ones'
Tree of the week: 'It looks a bit of a hippy so I named it after Neil from The Young Ones'In this weekly series, readers tell us about their favourite trees. This week: a bottle palm in Japan
NewsThe GuardianHow a road safety scheme led my neighbours to mistake me for a Brexiter
How a road safety scheme led my neighbours to mistake me for a BrexiterI was trying to make a point about the lack of democratic process in some council plans to make walking and cycling safer. But I ended up looking weirdly contrarian