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‘Whitney was a natural beauty, not a natural actress’: Inside Hollywood’s big Bodyguard gamble

Telegraph: The hit thriller may have bombed without the soundtrack.

He’s the bad boy of chess. But did he cheat?

New York Times: Is this overdue justice or paranoia?

Does the 4-day week actually work? These companies tried it - here’s what they found

Financial Times: Seventy UK firms signed up for a trial organised by Kiwi Andrew Barnes.

Where did the royals find Prince George’s nanny?

New York Times: Inside the college that trains future royal nannies.

‘Back in the game’ - Inside the police investigation that brought down Comanchero gang boss

Operation Cincinnati started with a bugged phone conversation about a 600kg drug plot.

Three Ukraine families prepare for a very different Christmas

Three Ukraine families give personal accounts of their lives since Russia’s invasion

After mass protests, China appears to back away from harsh Covid rules

New York Times: China has entered a 'new phase' of its Covid response, vice premier says.

'It was that chemistry': Remembering Fleetwood Mac legend Christine McVie

New York Times: McVie was a prolific force behind one of the world's most popular bands.

In the court of Mar-a-Lago, ‘King’ Trump still reigns supreme

Financial Times: How friends, frenemies and superfans at the club drive the ex-president.

The dinosaur bone market is booming. It also has growing pains

New York Times: Fossils have turned into a multimillion-dollar business.

Who is Ron DeSantis? Meet the man who could trump Trump

Times: Trump has declared his third presidential bid. But first he must get past this man.

Inside Sam Bankman-Fried’s quest to win friends and influence people

New York Times: How the FTX co-founder won people over to support his crypto goals.

The things I wish I’d known before I got divorced (twice)

Telegraph: At every stage of a relationship, there are triggers that can break it.

Cold War sexpionage: The Stasi spies who traded romance for secrets

Times: What’s the best way to spy on your enemies? Sleep with their secretaries.

Inside Saudi Arabia’s strategy to keep the world hooked on oil

New York Times: Saudi working to keep fossil fuels at centre of world economy.

Betrayal, backstabbing and revenge: Inside Boris Johnson’s last stand

Financial Times: An old uni chum told Johnson he was finished ... in deadly soft fashion.