The Guardian Weekly - 2022-10-21

• This week delegates to the Chinese Communist party’s 20th congress are in Beijing where they are expected to rubber stamp Xi Jinping’s historic third term as leader.
• The Guardian Weekly Founded in Manchester, England
• On the cover
• Our cover story this week steps back from the news agenda to explore the impact of living with long Covid.
• It’s been a week in Westminste­r like no other.
• Senator raises alarm over Saudi links with Russia
• Republican lawmaker criticises election deniers
• Record numbers risk lives to cross Darién Gap to US
• Majority say misinforma­tion is increasing extremism
• Call for multinatio­nal force to break gangs’ grip
• Two brothers jailed over Caruana Galizia’s murder
• Lula brands Bolsonaro ‘tiny little dictator’ in TV debate
• Centre-right parties agree coalition with far-right help
• At least 13 people dead after military plane hits building
• Drone strikes target Kyiv thermal power station
• Hopes rise for stability as parliament elects president
• 92 naked migrants rescued at Greece-Turkey border
• Anger as Erdoğan blames ‘fate’ for mine explosion
• Billionair­e Ibrahim attacks ‘hypocrisy’ over Africa’s gas
• Aung San Suu Kyi faces total of 26 years in prison
• PM orders Unificatio­n church investigat­ion
• Beijing’s plans for Taiwan now ‘on faster timeline’
• Anger over Biden’s ‘most dangerous nation’ remark
• Pyongyang ‘fires missile and flies warplanes near border’
• Funding pulled for annual school Shakespear­e festival
• Scientists demand action on animal population decline
• Ancient Mars ‘could have teemed with microbial life’
• Truss apologises for mini-budget disaster
• Neandertha­ls and humans may have copied each other
• Dementia signs may be found years before diagnosis
• Eyewitness
• Protesters throw soup at Van Gogh’s Sunflowers
• Huge failings kept corrupt officers in ranks, says chief
• Call for action after activist attacked at China consulate
• MARKET R E ACTION
• Growing rifts IMF meetings expose schisms in fragmentin­g global economy
• Why Dutch farmers are returning to buckwheat cultivatio­n
• Yellow dragon threat is code red for Seville orange trees
• ‘I WANT TO GET BACK TO WHERE I WAS’
• ‘IT’S SLOW; I THINK I’M ONLY AT 70%’
• ‘EVEN MILK CHOCOLATE WAS BORING’
• What might affect long Covid diagnosis?
• CAN STUDIES UNLOCK OTHER PUZZLES?
• King Charles must lead by example on climate
• Neoliberal­ism crosses borders to create divides
• Western democracy may not be solution for Russia
• Sturgeon is right to detest cruel Tory policies
• Cop27 summit must discuss curbing Putin
• The Banshees of Inisherin
• Kendrick Lamar
• Podcast of the week
• Behind the mask
• Bleeding Heart Yard
• Queen High
• BOOKS OF THE MONTH The Satsuma Complex
• Blue Water
• № 191 Creamy bakeded orzo with cauliflowe­r,ower, onions and mustard
• Chips in an air fryer? They are dull, dry and very sad – as am I
• Ingredient­s
• COUNTRY DIARY
• The Weekly cryptic No 28,885
• Quick crossword No 16,358

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