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Donald Trump leaves the White House on Friday for a rally in North Carolina, before heading to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.

Dramatic day as Democrats and Republicans threaten impeachment over Epstein files

The Trump administration is being accused of breaking the law and breaching public trust after it released only part of the so-called Epstein files.

  • Michael Koziol

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It’s the 60th anniversary of (I can’t get no) Satisfaction by the Rolling Stones.

How Mick Jagger’s hit song Satisfaction has spanned the ages

A lot has happened in the six decades since the Rolling Stones released (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction. Through it all, we’re still singing – and humming that extraordinary riff.

  • Tom Compagnoni
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Sex, drugs and underlying health issues: The diabolical cost of insuring old rockers

The huge financial hit from abandoning a show means the stakes for ageing artists couldn’t be higher.

  • James Hall
Snoop Dogg cheers during the gymnastics on day two at Bercy Arena.

The glamour games: Celebrities take over the Paris Olympics

Stars like Nicole Kidman, Tom Cruise and Lady Gaga have flocked to France to catch a glimpse of Games.

  • Gemma Grant
Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones performs in Indianapolis, US.

Want to give your kids lasting satisfaction? Listen to Mick Jagger’s advice

What our children inherit from us – security, brains, fashion sense, politics, work ethic, money – has been on my mind lately.

  • Kate Halfpenny
The French House Pub in Soho, London, was a well-known haunt of artists and writers.

What do Charles de Gaulle and Mick Jagger have in common? Step inside The French House

Yearning to escape everyday aggravations, the author and his imagination escape to the memory of a London pub and restaurant, where the art of conversation is all.

  • Tony Wright
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Strolling Bones at Sunday Service

Looking up, they saw that the stone had been rolled away.

The Rolling Stones, then mere 50-somethings, announce their “Bridges to Babylon” tour beneath the Brooklyn Bridge in 1997. From left, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood.

In 1997, Mick Jagger asked: ‘Our last tour?’ Keith’s answer nailed it

I then described them as “the four oldest teenagers on the planet”, but with Thursday’s news of the release of a new Stones’ album, the title doesn’t quite work any more.

  • Jeff Apter
Ronnie Wood, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards at the launch of the new Rolling Stones album, Hackney Diamonds, in London on Wednesday.

Playing for themselves: Rolling Stones launch new album Hackney Diamonds

When the Rolling Stones last made an album of original music, Lady Gaga was an undiscovered 19-year-old. Now, they’re back.

  • Latika Bourke
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Medium-pacers think this song is about them

Or are they taking the Mick?