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  1. UK spent £100m on zombie Brexit border inspection postsThe Guardian ·
  2. Physicists listened to electrical noise to crack a superconductor mysteryArs Technica ·
  3. Stimulant overdoses on the rise as opioid deaths decline, but treatment is complexThe Guardian ·
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  5. How African philosophies inspired a new approach to staging film festivals in ManchesterThe Guardian ·
  6. Polish prosecutors open terrorism investigation into Kraków shootingThe Guardian ·
  7. Who’s who at Cop31: key players at the climate talksThe Guardian ·
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  9. Cop31: what is at stake at the UN climate summit and what can it achieve?The Guardian ·
  10. How the story of ‘the girl of 100 portraits’ inspired two booksThe Guardian ·
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  12. Mother of Royal Navy sailor missing for 40 years calls for suspected killer to confessThe Guardian ·
  13. How the deadly shooting in Krakow unfoldedBBC News ·
  14. Pope’s visit to Argentina sets up showdown with ‘hyper-capitalist’ MileiThe Guardian ·
  15. Psychiatrists and paediatricians among specialists most likely to charge ‘extreme’ fees, thinktank findsThe Guardian ·
  16. ‘AI clog’: UK public bodies battle onslaught of chatbot-generated complaintsThe Guardian ·
  17. Banana producers in Latin America want better pay to cope with effects of climate crisisThe Guardian ·
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  19. Trump’s shattered ‘mirror world’: American voters roundly reject president’s alternate realityThe Guardian ·
  20. ‘Windrush’ accusations over sharp rise in Turkish nationals facing removal from UKThe Guardian ·
  21. Hot fridges, a fake nuclear alert and a $6bn heist: are we in the foothills of a hacking epidemic?The Guardian ·