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At Temple Mount, Israel’s ultranationalists are playing with holy fire Itamar Ben-Gvir and his followers enjoy courting controversy, but their latest provocation has created righteous unrest among the religious right ✍️ @msrmichaelson bit.ly/4zbglGv

Jacqueline Rose: ‘Like Freud, I am a godless Jew’ The philosopher on misunderstood women, the problem with empathy, and the challenge of honouring her late sister ✍️ Lily Isaacs bit.ly/4seEzx3

The Oscar-winning director, Pawel Pawlikowski, had to leave England to learn about history. He talks about rediscovering his Polish heritage, his parents’ suicides, and the true story behind his Cannes-winning film Fatherland ✍️ Andrew Anthony bit.ly/3U4n4ms

On Fudge, Michael Kiwanuka answers to no one but himself Delayed due to ill health, the artist’s fifth album sees him break free from superstar producers to deliver an album of pure artistic instinct ✍️ @kittyempire666 bit.ly/4BAS5zp

That’s offal! What children really think of fancy grown-up food Children brave some of the most challenging dishes on a fine-dining menu, from oysters to pig’s head. What do they think? ✍️ Holly O'Neill bit.ly/3U9eiTZ

Classified ads are back in all their inky, kinky glory As the world burns, the voices in the back pages and personal columns call loudly to me. Does their power lies in their human wonkiness? ✍️ Eva Wiseman bit.ly/4eldjqI

‘I’ve been looking for this all my life’: interview with David Harewood His astonishing range as an actor has seen him play everyone from Othello to Martin Luther King. But the central role in a UK TV drama has always eluded him. ✍️ Stuart McGurk, @helenseamons bit.ly/4sj7lwq

Kid-friendly recipes for fussy eaters and frazzled parents Georgina Hayden shares her go-to soup for using up fridge odds and ends, while Charlie Hibbert offers his baking recipes that kids will want to get involved in ✍️ Georgina Hayden, Charlie Hibbert bit.ly/47vQwEY

The kids aren’t all right – disorder in France is part of a global trend Youth revolt has become a defining feature of this decade ✍️ @FredHarter bit.ly/3UyVpdv

Classified ads are back in all their inky, kinky glory bit.ly/4zCjFdE

At Temple Mount, Israel’s ultranationalists are playing with holy fire bit.ly/4yvMA1W

Kid-friendly recipes for fussy eaters and frazzled parents bit.ly/4yBVM4W

Jacqueline Rose: ‘Like Freud, I am a godless Jew’ bit.ly/4z3sehR

Labour MPs say Palestine Action ban should be reassessed bit.ly/481hbtq

A peaceful escape to Finland became a very stylish ordeal bit.ly/3VZOUAK

America’s AI gold rush could sting Britain’s budget bit.ly/4ivMJxz

Why is it easier than ever to buy human remains? Britain’s cultural institutions are wrestling with what to do with the human remains in their collections. But, as they reckon with the ethical ramifications, the sale of body parts remains largely unregulated. Who are the people selling? piped.video/watch?v=HzfzBDyA… Reporter: @evanmoffitt Videographer, producer and editor: Alice Anderson Extra camera: Aisling Flaherty Podcast Producer: Ada Barume

Hannah Crosbie’s life choices: ‘My quest for the perfect brown-nude lip shade’ Left-field literature, frosty drinks and the eternal quest for the perfect Posh Spice lip ✍️ Hannah Crosbie (@han67787) bit.ly/4yYcJaB

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Nigel Slater’s recipe for chorizo cheese puffs Forget the spooky decorations – this year Halloween is all about celebrating around the table with comforting, seasonal dishes ✍️ @NigelSlater bit.ly/4zFKa1A