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Videos from “TheGuardian” (25 video results)
Chris Thomond and Martin Wainwright look at life after the floods for the residents of Workington
While Rio basks in the 2016 Olympic spotlight, Rachel Holmes enjoys a taste of Brazil closer to home, sampling traditional food, mixing Caipirinhas and dancing to the Lambada
As residents prepare to re-enter homes and businesses, Chris Thomond meets some of Cockermouth's flood victims
Jess Cartner-Morley, the Guardian's fashion editor, guides you through what to look for in a handbag
Photographer David Levene goes behind the scenes at Amazon's central UK distribution centre in Milton Keynes
Mark Brown talks to Geoff Smith, whose reinvention of the piano allows players to alter the tuning of notes either before or during a performance
Henrietta Lovell, aka The Tea Lady, refreshes the pilots of RAF Linton-on-Ouse and meets Terry Clark, a veteran gunner from the Battle of Britain
The Steel City's local music scene has produced such luminaries as Pulp and the Arctic Monkeys. DJ and musician Toddla T gives an insider's tour of the best places to hear ...
The director of Brokeback Mountain and The Ice Storm tells Jason Solomons what the 1969 music festival meant to him as a teenager in Taiwan, about approaching movies with ...
Doctors are dealing with an increase in chronic deformities in infants in Falluja, where heavy munitions were used in 2004
Jonathan Watts reports from Inner Mongolia on a project that could clean up the planet's fastest growing source of greenhouse emissions or make them far, far worse
Jess Cartner-Morley, the Guardian's fashion editor, guides you through how to drape
Laura Barton and Felix Clay travel to the National Arboretum at Westonbirt and find rich autumnal colours
Sarah Phillips travels to the city of Jodhpur for the Rajasthan International Folk festival, which celebrates India's musical heritage
Celebrated for his experimental reworkings of classical ballet, choreographer Christopher Wheeldon talks us through an innovative new dance piece, Morphoses, in which dancers ...
1 Day is a community grime musical set on the streets of Birmingham. Director Penny Woolcock reveals how being mugged inspired her to make the film, how she assembled her ...
The German director of Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow tells Jason Solomons how his new end-of-days tale 2012 grew out of the zeitgeist and why it's the small ...
The German director of Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow tells Jason Solomons how his new end-of-days tale 2012 grew out of the zeitgeist and why it's the small ...
Hundreds of women have lobbied their MPs to increase protection for immigrant women fleeing domestic violence in the UK. Here, Shazia, tells the Guardian her story
Mohammed loved going to school and would come back home every day singing the songs he'd learned. He died of Malaria at the age of four
Jess Cartner-Morley, the Guardian's fashion editor, guides you through how to wear a sweater dress
Observer foreign affairs editor Peter Beaumont analyses the wider implications after a policeman in Helmand province killed five British soliders
A diagonal pedestrian crossing has opened at the intersection of London's Oxford and Regent Streets, inspired by the Shibuya crossing in Tokyo
The Chamraj tea estate in South India was among the very first farms to receive fair trade certification in 1994. Now 15 years later, has fair trade made a difference to ...
Spectral soldiers, a pet cemetery, and haunted jails - Benji Lanyado goes in search of the supernatural in Philadelphia
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