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1. Amy Winehouse inspired me to quit a soul-crushing jobThe GuardianEmily Phillips7 Nov, 12:00
2. Gotta buy ’em all: how Pokémon card collecting became race against scalpersThe GuardianZoe Wood7 Nov, 12:00
3. ‘Life is like a heartbeat. It’s up and down, up and down’: Michelle Yeoh on casting cliches, marriage at 60 and playing a replicant in Blade Runner 2099The GuardianEmma Brockes7 Nov, 12:00
4. ‘Potentially ugly’: taking war on gangs to Haiti poses risks for El Salvador’s leaderThe GuardianTom Phillips Latin America correspondent7 Nov, 12:00
5. Florida Republicans survived the ‘blue wave’, but find themselves on shaky groundWorld news | The GuardianRichard Luscombe in Miami7 Nov, 12:00
6. What will a Democratic Congress mean for Ukraine?FT — UK edition7 Nov, 12:00
7. New Zealand down spirited Tonga to reach Rugby League World Cup finalThe GuardianAaron Bower7 Nov, 11:25
8. ‘Very strange, very sad’: Paraguay bank collapse fells a presidency and leaves millions brokeThe GuardianTiago Rogero South America correspondent7 Nov, 11:00
9. ‘My reward for waiting in the cold was this painting-like view of the ghat’: Priya Ojha’s best phone pictureThe GuardianGrace Holliday7 Nov, 11:00
10. Steve Jones on dangerous tech innovations – cartoonThe GuardianSteve Jones7 Nov, 11:00
11. Leeds United 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur: Premier League – liveThe GuardianScott Murray7 Nov, 11:00
12. Job cuts, lost customers and a £22bn debt pile: what has gone wrong at Virgin Media O2?The GuardianMark Sweney7 Nov, 11:00
13. Trump may have lost but don’t bet Democrats can fix the economyWorld news | The GuardianEduardo Porter7 Nov, 11:00
14. Chelsea’s Alonso identity still to form in a midfield that remains a problemThe GuardianJacob Steinberg7 Nov, 10:31
15. Data centres rebukedFT — Technology7 Nov, 10:30
16. Data centres rebukedFT — Opinion7 Nov, 10:30
17. ‘They’re just live experiments’: the dark and deadly world of looksmaxxingThe GuardianAdrian Horton7 Nov, 10:00
18. Chris Packham: ‘When I was 14, I had a kestrel. I have never been happier or more in love since’The GuardianRosanna Greenstreet7 Nov, 10:00
19. Lanarkshire AI datacentre to fully rely on National Grid despite renewables claimThe GuardianAisha Down7 Nov, 10:00
20. Trump faces criticism for ‘dangerous’ Stephen Miller appointment as White House chief of staffThe GuardianAriana Baio in Washington7 Nov, 10:00
21. Trump faces criticism for ‘dangerous’ Stephen Miller appointment as White House chief of staffWorld news | The GuardianAriana Baio in Washington7 Nov, 10:00
22. Lanarkshire AI datacentre to fully rely on National Grid despite renewables claimWorld news | The GuardianAisha Down7 Nov, 10:00
23. Home Office sued after stripping almost 1,500 EU citizens of right to live in UKPolitics | The GuardianLisa O’Carroll Senior correspondent7 Nov, 09:15
24. Home Office sued after stripping almost 1,500 EU citizens of right to live in UKWorld news | The GuardianLisa O’Carroll Senior correspondent7 Nov, 09:15
25. Home Office sued after stripping almost 1,500 EU citizens of right to live in UKThe GuardianLisa O’Carroll Senior correspondent7 Nov, 09:15
26. TikTok accused of helping to promote sex industry to girlsWorld news | The GuardianAmelia Gentleman7 Nov, 09:00
27. TikTok accused of helping to promote sex industry to girlsThe GuardianAmelia Gentleman7 Nov, 09:00
28. Narrative threads: How to write a Booker-shortlisted novel, by Marlon James, Douglas Stuart, Elizabeth Strout and moreThe GuardianGuardian Staff7 Nov, 09:00
29. ‘Finally there’s hope’: UK weighs up opportunities and risks after Trump’s midterms disasterThe GuardianPippa Crerar Political editor7 Nov, 09:00
30. ‘Finally there’s hope’: UK weighs up opportunities and risks after Trump’s midterms disasterPolitics | The GuardianPippa Crerar Political editor7 Nov, 09:00
31. Autumn colours around the world – in picturesThe GuardianArnel Hecimovic7 Nov, 08:30
32. Moscow has shuttered Novaya Gazeta – we told the truth and we paid the price | Elena KostyuchenkoThe GuardianElena Kostyuchenko7 Nov, 08:00
33. England have been backed into a corner – it should bring out their best against Australia | Ugo MonyeThe GuardianUgo Monye7 Nov, 08:00
34. Infantino caught in the web as tide turns against Trump in midterms and leaves Fifa exposed | Barney RonayThe GuardianBarney Ronay7 Nov, 08:00
35. Arsenal and Manchester City in action, FA Cup first round news and more – matchday liveThe GuardianDavid Tindall7 Nov, 08:00
36. Why Woke 2.0 is taking on Trump and establishment politics | Nesrine Malik | Radical ThinkingThe GuardianPresented by Aditya Chakrabortty with Nesrine Malik , produced by Frankie Tobi and Luke John Smith , the executive producers are Maz Ebtehaj, Kirsty Major and James Tindale7 Nov, 07:52
37. Why Woke 2.0 is taking on Trump and establishment politics | Nesrine Malik | Radical Thinking podcastPolitics | The GuardianPresented by Aditya Chakrabortty with Nesrine Malik, produced by Frankie Tobi and Luke John Smith, the executive producers were Maz Ebtehaj, Kirsty Major and James Tindale7 Nov, 07:45
38. Can AI really save you money on your heating bill? I spent two years testing to find outThe GuardianSamuel Gibbs Consumer technology editor7 Nov, 07:00
39. Albania’s restored stone houses throw open the doors to visitorsThe GuardianNick St Oegger7 Nov, 07:00
40. Early release prisoners facing street homelessness, probation staff warnThe GuardianJessica Murray Social affairs correspondent7 Nov, 07:00
41. Pineapple on pizza is an insult to our great Italian cuisine – and here’s why we secretly love it | Luca CesariThe GuardianLuca Cesari7 Nov, 07:00
42. Early release prisoners facing street homelessness, probation staff warnWorld news | The GuardianJessica Murray Social affairs correspondent7 Nov, 07:00
43. Is crochet or knitting harder to do and how are glasses made? The kids’ quizThe GuardianMolly Oldfield7 Nov, 07:00
44. What links Leonard Cohen, Amelia Earhart and Graham Nash? The Saturday quizThe GuardianThomas Eaton7 Nov, 07:00
45. The Guide #268: Laptop twee is the gloriously awkward sound giving British music a new lease of lifeThe GuardianRachel Aroesti7 Nov, 07:00
46. Nationwide launches savings account with ‘market leading’ 5.3% interestThe GuardianRupert Jones7 Nov, 07:00
47. The Good Daughter: Rose Byrne’s legal thriller is so full of calamity it borders on Mr Bean-like farceThe GuardianStuart Heritage7 Nov, 07:00
48. Nationwide launches savings account with ‘market leading’ 5.3% interestWorld news | The GuardianRupert Jones7 Nov, 07:00
49. Strait of Hormuz could reopen as part of Qatari plan for Iran nuclear inspectionsThe GuardianPatrick Wintour Diplomatic editor7 Nov, 07:00
50. Reform UK councillor promoted collapsed $1.9bn ‘Ponzi scheme’ HyperVerse that left victims suicidalThe GuardianBen Quinn and Sarah Martin7 Nov, 07:00