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Mikel Arteta does not rotate and exhausted Arsenal are paying price
It is the 94th minute of a Champions League quarter-final. Every player is in the Bayern Munich penalty box, including the Arsenal goalkeeper. More than 70,000 supporters are holding their breath. Bukayo Saka stands over the ball, ready to produce a delivery that could change the course of the night and, possibly, Arsenal’s campaign.

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LifestyleThe Telegraph
Huge cruise ships are a symptom of economic and cultural decline
We spent the school holidays, as we always do, leaning into the sideways rain of south Devon. It’s worth it because, roughly twice a fortnight, the clouds relax their grip, and the landscape is transfigured by sunshine into a tableau of English beauty so dazzling that it feels scarcely plausible: neon-bright hills of green and yellow, primroses in the hedgerows, newborn lambs like puffs of cotton wool on springs, the river Dart sparkling and serpentine and alive with little sails, and pretty old

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Patients struggle to get medicines as global supply chains fail
Medicine shortages in Britain have more than doubled in three years, amid a “shock rise” in global supply problems, a report warns.

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Poll of the week: Should Rishi Sunak increase defence spending?
As the threat of war across the world continues to increase, senior Tories and leading defence chiefs have called for the Government to ramp up military spending.

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EntertainmentThe Telegraph
‘I am not a Satanist!’: meet the great blasphemer of contemporary art
When Maurizio Cattelan was invited this year to participate in the Vatican’s pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale, he was, he says, “the first to be surprised”. At 63, the Italian retains a reputation as the great blasphemer of contemporary art, whose mordant conceptual work has often had a pop at the Catholic Church.

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More middle-class women under 45 have started smoking
The number of middle- and upper-class women taking to smoking is on the rise, research suggests.

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LifestyleThe Telegraph
Could a £4 pot of Sudocrem hold the secret to perfect skin? I tried out beauty’s latest craze
TikTok beauty trends. Crikey, some make my eyes roll – like taping chunks of raw potato to your face to blitz pimples. That said, the seemingly bonkers TikTok trend of applying babies’ bum cream to one’s face caught my attention, particularly as it has the go-ahead from US dermatologist Dr Shereene Idriss. The doctor posted a video of herself applying Triple Paste, used for nappy rash, and similar to the UK’s Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream, to her stunning visage and it went viral. The post.

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HealthThe Telegraph
Prescribing antipsychotic drugs for dementia patients ‘more dangerous than thought’
Antipsychotic drugs given to patients with dementia are far more dangerous than thought, a major study has found.

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BusinessThe Telegraph
Average car insurance bill climbs to almost £1,000
The average annual car insurance bill has hit almost £1,000 as MPs warned that premiums risked becoming so expensive that drivers are put off making claims.

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The ‘childcare deserts’ where nursery waiting lists begin in utero
Parents face an uphill struggle to access free childcare in large parts of England as a “funding crisis” drives nurseries and childcare professionals out of the sector, Telegraph analysis reveals.

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