The ObserverAutobiography and memoirInterviewFarmer’s wife Helen Rebanks: ‘There was a fire in me about speaking up for the women who hold things together’Kate KellawayThe wife of bestselling author James has written a book of her own shining a light on small-scale farming. She talks about the pressures of Brexit and preposterous trade deals Helen Rebanks is driving towards her farm, which is between Keswick and Penrith in the Lake District but, before we get there, she pulls up unexpectedly by the side of the road.

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World newsFormer Nazi doctor in dock for child killingsAustrian accused of keeping victims' brains for medical experimentsA leading Austrian doctor has been charged with murder after an investigation by the Austrian parliament into allegations that he was involved in killing hundreds of children at a hospital in Vienna during the second world war as part of a Nazi euthanasia programme. Heinrich Gross, 84, is due to stand trial later this year on nine counts of murder, believed to have been carried out during his brief tenure as head of Am Spiegelgrund Children's Clinic at Steinhof in 1944.

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OpinionYoung people This article is more than 9 months oldNaked Education pearl-clutchers, you’re wrong: Britain’s teens need to see more real bodiesThis article is more than 9 months oldNatasha DevonA generation has been left to learn about bodies from pornography. Thank goodness for Channel 4’s nudity-adjacent programming Channel 4’s Naked Education has, with tedious predictability, attracted almost 1,000 Ofcom complaints at the time of writing. The format sees adults with a range of body types disrobing in front of an audience of 14- to 16-year-olds.