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Simon Usborne at The Guardian:

A new Netflix film weighs in on the Duke of Yorks relationship with his mother.

As befits a country that runs like clockwork, a university-level institution is coaching students in the exacting standards of high-end hospitality.

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by <strong>Imogen Dewey</strong>

In today’s newsletter: As attacks intensify on what once the safest place for civilians in Gaza, what does it mean for the hundreds of thousands of civilians in the area?

Software over the air (SOTA) is rapidly emerging as a vital capability for automotive OEMs to develop and deploy. The ability to update modules, support customers and monetise additional features makes mastering SOTA an attractive proposition. This article discusses why SOTA has emerged in the automotive environment, how it can be deployed, and how A2B® technology can be used to implement SOTA in audio and infotainment networks.

Capital-driven regeneration projects rarely deliver because they focus on profit, not local people’s needs.

In today’s newsletter: Sorting fact from fiction on day of pro-Palestine march after violent scenes involving far-right counter-protesters <br><br><strong>• Sign up here for our daily newsletter, First Edition</strong>

The North Korean regime has praised a former Wiltshire brewery which was shipped to the country and rebuilt. 

Simon Usborne said men still face attitudes and workplace policies that haven't kept pace with the modern demands of family life