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  'If the Queen was thoroughly enjoying herself, that would be because she was in the loonshit itself, and not being subjected to ITV'south coverage'

  

• Anita Singh's verdict on Conversations with Friends: watchable without any wow cistron

  Sally Rooney's glum characters get an outing in a chemical science-gratuitous drama that isn't a patch on Normal People

• How George Osborne's haircut cost Britain £10 billion

  The Chancellor made a spur-of-the-moment decision to outspend Labour on the NHS, every bit Jeremy Chase reveals in his new book Cypher

• The existent secret of Sam Ryder's Eurovision success? Busking

  Politics – and TikTok – both played a part, but the Britain aspirant would never accept finished second if he hadn't starting time hit Europe's pavements

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  The United states of america author is a extravagantly talented writer – but this follow-up to 2022 hit The Idiot misjudges the line between witty and glib

Comment and assay

• The real cloak-and-dagger of Sam Ryder's Eurovision success? Busking

  Politics – and TikTok – both played a part, merely the UK entrant would never have finished second if he hadn't first hitting Europe's pavements

  

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  Given 2 decades of abject failure at Eurovision, it would take been considered a victory if the UK had managed to avert scoring nul points

  

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  Comparing anyone with Hitler is foolish – but Downfall, a stunnning 2004 account of the tyrant's final hours, reminded me of someone...

  

• Sam Ryder's 'Space Man' may finally provide the U.k. a winning shot at Eurovision

  The charismatic TikTok metal head is the UK's Eurovision entry for 2022, and may represent our best hazard in decades

  

Reviews

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  As an unhappy schoolgirl, the future Hollywood star decided to turn herself into 'the best alcoholic a girl tin can be'

  

• Harry Styles, Harry'southward House, review: a delicious Eighties party record from a big romantic

  Nods to A-ha and Prince are scattered through this gorgeously gooey anthology that'll take listeners thinking it was written for their ears but

  

• A stellar trio make Haydn, Brahms and Beethoven soar, plus the all-time of May's classical concerts

  Pianist Imogen Cooper, violinist Henning Kraggerud and cellist Adrian Brendel delivered superb musical conversations at the Southbank

  

• This Don Giovanni unarguably seduces

  Splendidly staged and sung, Thomas Allen's touring revival of his 2013 production does Mozart's nifty supernatural melodrama proud

  

• How George Osborne's haircut cost Britain £10 billion

  The Chancellor made a spur-of-the-moment decision to outspend Labour on the NHS, as Jeremy Hunt reveals in his new book Nix

  

• 'Write long pointless novels,' says Elif Batuman. I wish she wouldn't

  The The states author is a extravagantly talented author – but this follow-upwards to 2022 striking The Idiot misjudges the line between witty and glib

  

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• Selma Blair's Mean Baby is a jaw-flooring memoir of alcoholism and existence 'raped, multiple times'

  As an unhappy schoolgirl, the future Hollywood star decided to turn herself into 'the best alcoholic a girl tin be'

  

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  Every bit an unhappy schoolgirl, the future Hollywood star decided to plough herself into 'the best alcoholic a girl tin be'

  

• The foreign – and wrong-headed – cult of 'Marxist Millennial' Emerge Rooney

  Her books are full of Left-wing rhetoric but their characters are ultimately as conventional every bit they come

  

• How George Osborne'south haircut price Britain £10 billion

  The Chancellor made a spur-of-the-moment conclusion to outspend Labour on the NHS, as Jeremy Hunt reveals in his new volume Zilch

  

• 'Write long pointless novels,' says Elif Batuman. I wish she wouldn't

  The US author is a extravagantly talented writer – just this follow-upwards to 2022 hit The Idiot misjudges the line between witty and glib

  

• The kitschy, kinky classical painter who inspired Picasso

  These days, it can be difficult to wait at the fine art of Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres without smirking. Then why did the modernists revere him?

  

• James Butler, Madame Tussauds waxworker who concluded upwardly sculpting earth leaders in statuary – obituary

  Wearing a T-shirt proverb 'Nosotros Never Say No', the stevedore's son took any task going until he established his mastery of figurative bronzes

  

• Christie'southward 'Marilyn' sale is a rebuke to the Warhol naysayers

  While the bodily auction lacked a sense of theatre, the $195 million sale breathed life back into the Pop artist's sluggish sales

  

• Dreamachine: less relaxing than cycling home afterwards on the A206

  Unboxed – aka the Festival of Brexit – has served upwards another turkey with this supposedly transporting installation at Woolwich Public Market

  

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• Selma Blair's Mean Baby is a jaw-flooring memoir of alcoholism and being 'raped, multiple times'

  Every bit an unhappy schoolgirl, the future Hollywood star decided to plough herself into 'the all-time alcoholic a daughter can exist'

  

• The Chris & Rosie Ramsey Prove, review: a ramshackle affair held together with winning enthusiasm and sheer charm

  At times the evidence felt like eavesdropping on a depressing dinner party, simply The Ramseys proved warm and their reactions felt genuine

  

• Joe Wicks showed his vulnerable side in a fine instance of public service broadcasting

  The nation's favourite PE teacher explored his troubled upbringing and how information technology shaped who he is today in a moving documentary

  

• The Time Traveler's Wife, review: the volume was beloved but this Television set adaptation is merely creepy

  It'due south hard to get on board with a grown man befriending a child, who will one mean solar day become his married woman – especially when he is constantly naked

  

• The strange – and wrong-headed – cult of 'Marxist Millennial' Sally Rooney

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• The best classical and opera CDs and DVDs of 2022 so far, from Strauss to Mozart

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• Harry Styles, Harry's Firm, review: a delicious Eighties political party record from a large romantic

  Nods to A-ha and Prince are scattered through this gorgeously gooey album that'll have listeners thinking information technology was written for their ears only

  

• A stellar trio brand Haydn, Brahms and Beethoven soar, plus the best of May's classical concerts

  Pianist Imogen Cooper, violinist Henning Kraggerud and cellist Adrian Brendel delivered superb musical conversations at the Southbank

  

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