How a World Cup kiss became a symbol of Spain's feminist divide
As an act it sealed the fate of football federation president Luis Rubiales, but the nation’s history of gender politics is a troubled one
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How Stormzy and Maya Jama became the new Posh and Becks
Outspoken, hard-working and socially conscious, they were already on stratospheric trajectories – together again, they could be unstoppable
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What life is really like when you're a hermit
The sighting of the ‘wolf man’ in remote northern Germany is only the latest in the tradition of lives spent in search of ultimate solitude
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Roland 'Roly' Walker: The ex-SAS war hero intent on change for the British Army
After years of exemplary service on the front line, what is driving the next Chief of the General Staff, Sir Roland ’Roly’ Walker?
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Why killing elephants might be the way to save Africa's wildlife
Yes, it is repellent, but big-game hunting might be the counterintuitive way to save Africa’s threatened species
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Chloe Cole interview: 'I was told transitioning would save me. It destroyed my life'
The 19-year-old who felt pressured into surgery wants to be a girl again – and wants Congress to stop doctors dictating change
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Matthew Hedges interview: 'I live with a huge amount of guilt that I'm free, that I'm alive'
After his incarceration and torture in a UAE jail, Matthew Hedges and his wife Daniela are campaigning for change
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How internet sleuths are already trying to prove Lucy Letby innocent
As the former nurse begins her whole life sentence, a campaign to help her appeal her conviction has sparked outrage
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From Whitty to Vallance, where are the 'Covid crew' who ran lockdown now?
During the pandemic they were a fixture on our TV screens, but now they seem a distant memory
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The real-life Top Guns keeping Russian jets out of Britain's airspace
In one of the tensest times since the Second World War, the Royal Air Force’s Typhoon pilots are ready to scramble at a moment’s notice
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