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• Get the latest here.

• It’s called “The Latest.”

• The Guardian’s latest Politics Weekly podcast is out.

• It's not possible to delete individual episodes from Latest.

• What’s the latest sign that climate change is already here?

• Monkfish wins by a head from Latest Exhibition and Fury Road.

• Including the latest earnings live blogs and post earnings analysis.

• Find the latest job vacancies to apply for today with Guardian Jobs.

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• On mobile devices, use the latest version of the YouTube app for Android or iOS.

• Plus there's Factoids, Non-Stop Oldies and the latest entertainment and lifestyle news.

• Plus there's Factoids, Non-Stop Oldies and the latest entertainment and lifestyle news.

• The latest rescue act by James Bond involves shareholders rather than Queen and country.

• Nine in 10 had experienced higher levels of anxiety and stress levels during the latest lockdown.

• In a statement the IAAF said that it would talk to the Russian federation about the latest documentary.

• Monday’s crash was the latest of at least 15 episodes involving Lion Air since it began operations in 2000.

• Latest research in Philosophical Transactions B published by Professor Welland “Influence of specific HSP70 domains on fibril formation of the yeast prion protein Ure2” is the latest Open Access article published by Professor Welland.

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• Azi Paybarah, a senior reporter at Politico, posted on Twitter on Wednesday afternoon that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo had been asked about the latest scandal and Cuomo said that if the latest report was true it was “sick” and potentially “criminal”.

• IN THE COLOURFUL jargon of Italian politics the latest upheaval, which reached its latest turning-point on January 27th when the president, Sergio Mattarella, began formal consultations with the country’s political leaders, is a crisi al buio, or “crisis in the dark”.

• The BBC Blue Room returned to the IFA (Europe’s largest Consumer Electronics & White Goods Trade Show) at the start of September, tasked with investigating the latest technology trends, and deducing what the potential impact the latest innovations will have on both broadcasters and audiences.

• The latest Ucas figures, revealing a sharp drop in EU students applying to UK universities, (Number of EU students applying to UK universities falls by 7 per cent since Brexit, latest figures reveal, 1 February) are the latest indicator that the UK’s decision to leave the European Union is already having an impact on the higher education sector, and given current visa restrictions, it’s a worrying time for UK universities.