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Greek government suggests adomestic reasonsa are behind Sunakas decision to cancel meeting
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A diplomatic row erupted after Rishi Sunak cancelled a meeting with the Greek prime minister who wanted to discuss the statues
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Minister told Dominic Cummings in expletive-laden WhatsApps that they were af****** upa on pandemic response a and apologises to families who lost loved ones due to government mistakes
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Actor apologises in court during libel trial
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Schoolgirl was last seen in Kensington on Saturday morning
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Immigration ministers Robert Jenrickas remarks cause fresh headache for PM a as deputy Tory chairman Lee Anderson says it was aabout timea for an overall cap on numbers
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Nightmare from romantic getaway followed couple home with more creepy-crawly surprises
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Two men in their 40s were taken to hospital with injuries and have been arrested on suspicion of murder
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The top Tory warned Rishi Sunak his government is suffering from the worst failure to act for 600 years
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Ruth Perry feared she acouldnat show her face againa after the final feedback meeting with Ofsted inspectors
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Two teenagers, referred to as girl X and boy Y, are charged with murdering 16-year-old transgender girl stabbed in Culcheth Linear Park, near Warrington, Cheshire
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Boris Johnsonas former top aide mockingly suggested holding a press conference from the great outdoors
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aI would sign a deal with Britain over Gibraltar tomorrowa, says Spanish minister after talks with Lord Cameron
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Michael Gove has apologised to the bereaved families of victims for mistakes in the governmentas handling of the Covid pandemic
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Nottinghamshire Police were called out to reports the bars sold at Mansfield Market in Nottinghamshire were alaced with drugsa
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A 20-foot Christmas tree made from 2,000 cans of food has been unveiled in Scarboroughas Trafalgar Square.
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PM under fire over snub, as Athens describes No 10 move as aunprecedenteda and injury to Greek pride
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New guidance for schools will state that children can socially transition with their parentsa consent but teachers will not be compelled to address pupils by their chosen pronouns, according to reports
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Barnaby Webber, Grace OaMalley-Kumar and Ian Coates were all stabbed on 13 June
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Billionaire businessman has been the main asharka on the reality series since 2011
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Pair clashed as Nella told Nigel that ayou canat use somebodyas culture as a costumea
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Music-focused television network was co-founded by Combs and Andy Schuon in 2013
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Morrison has been married to the late aFriendsa staras mother Suzanne Perry since 1981
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Food critic and aMasterChefa judge apologised for aletting downa her fellow campmates
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He is the smiley PE and science teacher who has now become the winner of the Great British Bake Off 2023.
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Ellingson was found dead in his sober living home on 5 November
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The winner of the Great British Bake Off 2023 has been announced.
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Matty, a 28-year-old teacher from Cambridgeshire, has said that he felt like the aunderdoga of the baking competition
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The Cambridgeshire teacher didnat think he had what it takes to compete in aBake Offa. But after his fiancA"e applied for the show on his behalf, Matty rose to the challenge
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The series was developed for television by aWestworlda showrunners Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy
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Caveas novel aThe Death of Bunny Munroa was published in 2009
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aEastEndersa star Brazier follows on from Louis Smith and Ashley Roberts in dancing to a(Iave Had) The Time Of My Lifea
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Melton was left speechless by his win at the Gotham Awards
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Ant and Dec have teased that they are already predicting who"s going to win I"m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! 2023.
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Baddiel revealed he had been offered a hefty fee to appear on last yearas edition of aIam a Celeba
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Despite some flamboyant inaccuracies, Ridley Scottas biopic starring Joaquin Phoenix is a truthful exploration of how France ended up crowning an emperor just years after beheading a king, writes ClA(c)mence Michallon
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Kate famously walked in St Andrews charity fashion show, which William attended
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Users will be able to look back at their yearly listening habits very soon
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The filmmaker said he had ano interesta in joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe prior to being approached
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First aAliena film in seven years will be taking things back to the beginning
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Speaking to Kelly Clarkson, the 65-year-old Beauty Shop actor recalled the time he made the move to the Big Apple
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Boxer Tony Bellew screams and swears at frogs in the latest Iam A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! trial, which airs on ITV tonight (28 November).
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Tony Bellew appeared to make a dig at Sam Thompson on Mondayas (27 November) episode of Iam a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!.
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Sean Combs, formerly known as Puff Daddy, P. Diddy and a host of other names, has undergone a myriad of reinventions since the start of his career a but now, with three sex assault lawsuits filed against him in a week, heas entered a new and unwelcome aera.a Sheila Flynn reports
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Some of these names will undoubtedly be in contention for trophies next year
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Actor stated that she and former aFresh Prince of Bel-Aira star will be atogether forevera, despite separation revelation
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Packham, 62, wrote a scathing open letter to the showas presenters on Monday
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aHow dare they do that?a the aKillers of the Flower Moona actor said after reading out his comments anyway
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Dowden, 33, was diagnosed with breast cancer in May and underwent a mastectomy in July
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aGirls Tripa star was arrested for the second time in two years after being found asleep at the wheel of her car
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The 29-year-old actor marked his partneras birthday on Instagram with rare snapshots of the couple
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aCan I just say: I miss David Walliams on television,a Madeley said on ITV morning show
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The annual festival will once again unite agreat minds and fascinating people whoave looked at the world from different viewpointsa for a week of wide-ranging debate
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The Queen is a passionate reader and patron of a number of literacy charities
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An emotional Scanlon said goodbye to Strictly on Sunday night. Now, the star has shared a message on Instagram to her fans and friends
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Take That star Gary Barlow has revealed a surprise nightclub gig in Hull saved the bandas career.
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Jamie Lynn Spears told her I"m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! campmates about her sister Britney"s unusual request on her rider for her Las Vegas residency between 2013 and 2017.
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Jennifer Garner, Baz Luhrmann and Patrick Stewart were among the guests scheduled to appear on Colbertas show this week
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Walliams had sued Fremantle in September for misuse of private information and for breaching GDPR after transcripts were shared with The Guardian
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As Netflixas royal saga returns for its final season, Nick Hilton looks back over the many actors who have added stardust to the show, from those who reigned supreme to those who ought to abdicate
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These delightfully chaotic "Globbles" are TikTok"s favorite stress toy for a reason.
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A new study finds Black women and Latinas in particular are the least likely to get that first promotion a and itas not because theyare not asking for it.
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It"s all coming together. d$?d$?d$?
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I can sit here and tell you how great these products are (and I will) but the photos really do speak for themselves.
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In 2023, Olivia Wilde wore a white "wedding dress" to her friends Colton Underwood and Jordan C. Brown"s wedding "just so [she] could make a joke about it in [her] toast."
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Not too expensive, not cheap...but juuuuuuusstttt right.
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You"ll finally be able to stake your claim as "the favorite."
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"I tried screwing the pedal by hand. That didnat work. So, I decided to start walking the bike home. I didnat walk very far when I saw a wrench all mangled in the dirt. (Probably run over by the trucks using the road.) I picked it up, and the business end was a perfect fit for the pedal nut."
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Those red trees.
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"I am sick and tired of people attacking her."
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If you"re a frequent flyer, make sure you have these essentials packed.
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"She had been waiting for the newest installment in her favorite book series to come out for months, so I called her and left a three-word voicemail spoiling the ending before she could buy it."
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Make a list, check it twice, we promise this decor is nice.
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Don"t discount how much a $20 string of lights will transform your kitchen cabinets.
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When life as a pet parent gets *ruff*, these products are here to save the day.
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And no mentions of The Santa Clause either!
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Let me know if I get it right!
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When fans discovered that Chris Sullivan wore a fat suit to play Toby on This Is Us, many expressed their disappointment. When he mentioned the suit on a talk show, he joked, "Something on television is a lie?"
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"Calling out of work on Spotify Wrapped day."
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Time to discuss our fave press-ons.
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"From my experience, the more we prepare ourselves, the more we know what it actually looks like, we alleviate a lot of that fear, and we can better be there for our loved ones."
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aIam sorry but mother has been getting kinda money greedy recently cause ainat no way she needs to make it $20 to see one time sheas literally a billionaire,a one Swiftie tweeted.
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aaHumbling epiphanya followed by aeveryone who hates me is just jealousa is so lacking in self-awareness itas hilarious,a one person said of Mattas comments after watching the resurfaced clip.
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Sometimes you just need backups. Or sometimes everyone will argue if you give them different things. Woof.
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Clutter and clumps of dust a begone.
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You gotta see these pictures too.
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So many stamps of approval...we"re running out of ink over here.
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"Iam a CVT (certified veterinary technician) and there is a misconception that a homemade diet is a healthier way to feed your dog. This is NOT the case."
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"Can"t wait to get diagnosed (Spotify Wrapped)."
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The Family International, formerly known as The Children of God (among many other names), which has been accused of all kinds of awful abuse, has been around since the late 1960s. Past members include celebrities like River and Joaquin Phoenix, and Rose McGowan.
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Margot Robbie"s Barbie doll homage tour has thankfully not ended.
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Immigration minister says he would have brought in plans to curb net migration abefore last Christmasa if he could
Robert Jenrick has appeared to distance himself from Rishi Sunakas immigration policies amid new calls from hardline Conservatives for a clampdown on net migration.
The immigration minister, once seen as close to the prime minister, said on Tuesday that he would have curbed the number of people coming into the UK abefore last Christmasa if it could have been done.
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Poisoning of Kyrylo Budanovas wife, Marianna Budanova, suggests Moscow has undercover assets in Ukraine
The wife of Ukraineas top spy chief is recovering in hospital after being poisoned, a spokesperson for the countryas military intelligence agency said on Tuesday, after apparently eating food laced with aheavy metalsa.
Marianna Budanova is the wife of Kyrylo Budanov, who heads Ukraineas GUR military intelligence agency. It is unclear when the alleged poisoning happened. She complained of feeling unwell and was admitted to hospital for tests.
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Vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway a and a billionaire in his own right a died at a California hospital, company says
Charlie Munger, the veteran right-hand man of billionaire stockpicker Warren Buffett, has died aged 99.
The vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, Buffettas sprawling empire, became known for his sharp investment strategies a and tongue a as they transformed it from a textile manufacturing enterprise into a global investment powerhouse.
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Book reportedly revealed who expressed aconcernsa about what skin colour Harry and Meghanas son would have
A new book about the royal family has been taken off shelves in the Netherlands after reports it named the person who allegedly expressed aconcernsa about what skin colour Harry and Meghanas son Archie would have.
Xander, publishers of the Dutch translation of Endgame by the journalist Omid Scobie, have put sales of the book on hold atemporarilya over what it called an aerrora.
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Invitation comes after tech billionaire accompanied Benjamin Netanyahu to inspect Israeli kibbutz that was attacked by Hamas
Hamas has invited Elon Musk to Gaza to witness the devastation of the Palestinian territory under Israeli attack after the hi-tech billionaire accompanied Benjamin Netanyahu to inspect a kibbutz targeted by Hamas.
aWe invite him to visit Gaza to see the extent of the massacres and destruction committed against the people of Gaza, in compliance with the standards of objectivity and credibility,a Osama Hamdan, a senior Hamas official, said in a press conference in Beirut on Tuesday.
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The militant group may be playing the long game, hoping to weaken Israel while building antipathy against it
When David Barnea, the director of the Mossad, met Qatari mediators on Tuesday for a new round of talks over further extensions to the current ceasefire with Hamas, he was indirectly negotiating with an organisation that, though battered, is far from down and out.
The stage of the conflict that followed the 7 October attacks by Hamas in Israel now appears to be coming to a close. Whether it is succeeded by a more durable ceasefire or by a new round of fighting, whatever comes now will be different.
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Heads of US and Israeli spy agencies to meet Qatari leadership, with focus on persuading Hamas to release male hostages
US and Israeli spy chiefs have flown to Qatar for talks on how to extend the current truce in Gaza in exchange for the release of more hostages by Hamas.
The discussions of the CIA director, William Burns, and the head of the Mossad, David Barnea, with the Qatari leadership, are expected to focus on persuading Hamas to begin releasing the men among the remaining hostages.
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Kfir Bibas, his four-year-old brother and their parents may have been handed over to another Palestinian militant group
The family of a baby who is the youngest hostage in Gaza have called for his release along with that of his four-year-old brother.
Kfir Bibas, who is 10 months old, has spent nearly a fifth of his life in captivity after being kidnapped from his home in a southern Israeli kibbutz during the 7 October Hamas attack on Israel, in which about 1,200 people were killed and 240 taken hostage.
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The bakers are virtually identical, the format repetitive, the standards low a weave just seen everything on this show far too many times before. Until one final moment livens things up a|
aBoring is too strong a word,a said Paul Hollywood, abut itas on its way.a He was talking about a showstopper cake presented to him by Josh, a Leicestershire 27-year-old who hoped his three-tiered celebration of the English seasons, complete with a biscuit greenhouse, would win him series 14 of The Great British Bake Off. But the veteran judge could have been referring to this yearas final.
Josh seemed the obvious winner from the start of the last episode, despite presenters and judges trying to impress us with his rivalsa achievements in earlier rounds. aTheyave all had a handshake!a protested Prue Leith, referring to the gesture of approval that used to be sporadic and understated, but which has now become awkward and somehow slightly icky. Perhaps we have just seen everything in this show one too many times.
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For Franz Kafka, it was The Kid. For Stanley Kubrick, it was the trailer to Eyes Wide Shut. But what about Cobain, Presley and Kennedy? Artist Stanley Schtinter talks us through his revelatory new project
Clad in black and wearing a cheeky-chappie grin, the artist and author Stanley Schtinter resembles Damon Albarn dressed as an undertaker. That suits his new book, Last Movies, which refracts cultural history through the prism of films watched by notable figures soon before their deaths. Stocking-fillers such as 1,001 Movies You Must See Before You Die are 10 a penny, but this is a more profound proposition: 28 Movies They Saw Before They Died. Bette Davis, Charlie Parker and Steve Jobs are among the cinema-goers attending this last picture show, which mixes fact with scintillating speculation. What parallels might Kurt Cobain have drawn, for instance, between the life he was about to leave and The Piano, the last film he saw, in which a woman is sold, brutalised and deprived of her beloved musical instrument?
aI wanted to see if I could remap the century of cinema based on something other than the usual categories or value judgments,a Schtinter explains over coffee at Close-Up, a London cafe, cinema and DVD library. His book opens with Franz Kafka bowing out in 1924 after watching Charlie Chaplinas silent comedy The Kid. The last film to unspool in front of Chaplinas eyes, before his life flashed before them in 1977, was a print of Barry Lyndon, directed by Stanley Kubrick. (Chaplin ahated to send it backa, he wrote in a telegram to Kubrick.) That film-maker, in turn, watched the trailer for his own swansong, Eyes Wide Shut, right before his own eyes shut for good in 1999.
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Rishi Sunak and Oliver Dowden get tough on foreigners and tough on the causes of foreigners
Rishi Sunak kicked off his Prada loafers and sprawled out on the sofa. It had been another long day of everything going exactly to plan. The autumn statement in which taxes were going down while still going up. The net migration figures where getting tough on foreigners meant allowing more of them into the country. He couldnat quite understand why people werenat more grateful for everything he had done.
A rare half hour with time to kill. Rish! reached for the laptop and began scrolling the Harrods website. He could do with a new suit. Tricky. He couldnat decide on the fit. Was he a size 8- to 10-year-old? Or 10 to 12? One was too small with the trousers coming halfway up his legs, the other too large. Or were these emotional age groups? In which case he might be better off in the toddler range.
Depraved New World by John Crace (Guardian Faber, APS16.99). To support the Guardian and Observer, order your copy and save 18% at guardianbookshop.com. Delivery charges may apply.
A year in Westminster: John Crace and Marina Hyde live in London and online.
On Monday 11 December 8pma9.30pm GMT, join John Crace, Marina Hyde and Pippa Crerar for a livestream discussion on another year of anarchy in British politics.
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Tina Davies has not found another job since the Broadstairs branch closed and is considering early retirement
Tina Davies, who worked in the Broadstairs branch of Wilko since it opened in 2015, said staff were devastated when the company collapsed and the store closed in September this year.
aThe run-up to it all closing down was horrendous,a she said. aWe were devastated.a
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Theyare bulky, awkward and rarely have personality. But even the most stylish dressers canat seem to shake them
Karl Lagerfeld once said that sweatpants were aa sign of defeata and that anyone buying them had alost controla of their life. (It should be noted that this was pre-pandemic, and the French designer was kind of an awful person.) But for me, my personal fashion Waterloo was when I finally purchased a puffer.
Undeniably warm, puffer coats are a wintertime staple. Still, a certain style-conscious set bemoans their frumpy, bulbous, all-consuming silhouettes and drab colorways.
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A dubious brand strategy and underperforming films like Wish and The Marvels have led the once-golden studio into disarray
For its 100th anniversary this year, Disney received a bucket of ice-cold water to the face. It may sound momentary, but somehow itas the gift that has been giving all year, from the box office nosedive of Marvelas Ant-Man sequel, to lower-than-expected international numbers for an expensive Little Mermaid remake, to series-low grosses on Lucasfilmas Indiana Jones sequel. This continued all the way to November, when The Marvels outright flopped and Disneyas 100th-birthday cartoon Wish opened to an underwhelming number. It marks the first year since 2014, pandemic era not included, that the company failed to produce a billion-dollar hit.
Financially speaking, the only bright spots were Elemental and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3, both of which held up following surprisingly soft opening weekends. And while Guardians scored good reviews, critics havenat been wild about this lineup as a whole. Compare this with the last pre-pandemic year, 2019, when the company had seven different billion-dollar hits a and if they didnat all notch great reviews, more than half of critics not actively loathing The Lion King still seems like a win, especially in retrospect.
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They have destroyed their back catalogue, burned APS1m in cash and fired a machine gun at the Brit awards a but the duoas move into nursing may be their most unexpected yet
Name: KLF Kare.
Age: Zero; it just launched.
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We will keep putting the environment front and centre to ensure the most important voices of our time are heard
- What impact does the Guardian have on the natural world?
- Guardian environment pledge 2023
- Around the world, around the clock: how we report on a world on fire
aFinal warning.a aNow or never.a aCrazy off-the-charts records.a aAbsolutely gobsmackingly bananas.a aWe are damned fools.a
As the Guardianas head of environment, I read the words of climate scientists every day. They tell our reporters the facts, explain the science, and warn of what is to come. But when governments and corporations still donat act with the urgency and ambition required, it feels like words are in danger of losing their power.
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The Guardianas journalism shines a spotlight on the climate crisis and the damage being done to the natural world, holding governments and powerful interests to account a this is how we do it
- Why the Guardianas climate and nature journalism is needed now more than ever
- Guardian environment pledge 2023
- What impact does the Guardian have on the natural world?
- Support impactful environment journalism today
The year 2023 will be remembered as a critical year in the escalating extinction, climate and nature emergencies a not least because it looks certain to be the hottest since records began. The Guardianas global team of environment reporters have covered the key events around the world, around the clock. So far this year, we have published more than 6,000 articles about the environment which have been read more than half a billion times.
Here, we record how key pieces of journalism had real-world impact: changing minds and policies, and keeping the foremost challenge of our times firmly in the public eye. Here are some of the highlights:
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Six things the Guardian is doing to confront the emergency facing our climate and the natural world
- Why the Guardianas climate and nature journalism is needed now more than ever
- What impact does the Guardian have on the natural world?
- Around the world, around the clock: how we report on a world on fire
- Support urgent, independent climate journalism today
Four years ago, we took a stand. Of all the crises facing the world, the most alarming is climate breakdown. We asked ourselves: what can the Guardian do? The answer: to report relentlessly on this emergency each day a its causes, consequences and solutions. To keep pressure on governments and businesses to act now, to make changes for the better, to make good on their promises. And to look at our own organisation to ensure we are practising what we preach.
Now, we are updating our readers and supporters on the progress we have made on six vital promises a including, this year, a stronger commitment to the natural world.
Continue reading...Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2023 05:00:07 GMT
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We have been measuring our organisationas biodiversity footprint a hereas how we did it
- Why the Guardianas climate and nature journalism is needed now more than ever
- Guardian environment pledge 2023
- Around the world, around the clock: how we report on a world on fire
- Support impactful environment journalism today
Nature provides us with air to breathe, food to eat and water to drink. The metal in your laptop, the wood in your desk, the glass made from sand a they all come from nature. We depend upon these resources and yet, as we extract them, we are destroying places where wildlife lives.
There are an estimated 1 million species at risk of extinction. As a result, the delicate balance between species that sustains life on Earth is at risk of collapse, with damaged ecosystems making the climate crisis worse, undermining our food supply and putting livelihoods at risk. Half of global GDP is moderately or highly dependent on nature, according to the World Economic Forum.
Continue reading...Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2023 14:36:56 GMT
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The UAE will have its moment of glory while the UK press worries more about petrostate money buying the Telegraph
aA petrostate hosting a climate conferencea sounds like a situation shouted out at an improv night, after theyave done the ones about a fox hosting a henhouse and Jimmy Savile hosting Jimall Fix It. Arguably, though, the fact the president of this weekas Cop28 climate conference in Dubai is also the CEO of the United Arab Emiratesa state oil firm crosses the fine line between mirthless joke and extinction-level distress signal. Happily for Sultan Al Jaber, this metaphorical flare will be obscured by all the actual flares caused by oil companies still cheerily burning waste gas across the Gulf. Maybe the various Emirati governments will order the oil firms to lay off this toxic practice a ineffectually outlawed by the UAE 20 years ago a for the duration of the conference, a bit like the Chinese government ordered many Beijing factories to shut down during the 2008 Olympics so that a pea-souper didnat prevent enjoyment of the dressage. If not, international dignitaries flying into Cop28 on private planes will be able to look out of their windows at the oilfields and consider how nice it is to be welcomed by a roaring fire.
To the jolly old UAE, then, which can own our football clubs but not our newspapers, which should rather be squired by the right kind of meddling foreigners (Rupert Murdoch), criminal foreigners (Conrad Black), morality-vacuum island fort dwellers (the Barclays) or basic non-doms (the Rothermeres). Yes, the weekas other Emirati plotline is the hokey-cokey over the sale of the Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph and Spectator titles, which look like they could be at risk of effectively going to an investment fund backed by the Abu Dhabi ruling family. At present, only a half-arsed government probe stands between civilisation and a desert ski-resort corporate retreat at which former Telegraph editor Charles Moore would be seated heavily down-table from Pep Guardiola, and possibly even Jack Grealish.
Marina Hyde is a Guardian columnist
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Iave never been one to vote with my feet. But a veteran-quitter friend showed me the way a and wow, it felt good
We were about 15 minutes in when my companion turned to me and whispered: aItas not very good.a We were watching a dance-theatre show that initially sounded promising a who doesnat like the sound of a play that has installed its own onstage pub? But after the first overly earnest monologue was succeeded by the second equally earnest monologue, I began to get the sinking feeling she was right. But I was committed, wasnat I? Iad paid for my ticket, Iad put my coat on and left the house in the freezing rain, I was in the second row a I was ostensibly all in. Then the interval was announced and my friend whipped around with a grin on her face: aIam going. Want to come?a
Iave always been a people-pleaser. The fear of letting others down or causing a scene bleeds into every aspect of life. Iave sat through bad meals and terrible dates, wishing Iad sent both plate and date to the kitchen, but finding myself terminally unable to call quits on either. Iave never walked out of a play, which feels, bizarrely, just as personal to me as legging it from a Hinge rendezvous. Youare announcing to every audience member in the near vicinity that youare done a itas all so final and declarative. Iave come back from intervals to find the stranger next to me has done a runner, leaving me wondering: do they know something that I donat? What made them leave?
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Such radical plans wouldnat just help tackle our chronic lack of housing, but also let the sport shed its elitist tag
A golf club in Enfield, on the outskirts of London, is at the centre of a national housing debate after architects unveiled proposals to build hundreds of homes on part of its course. The speculative plans by the design firm RCKa would see nine of the courseas 18 holes transformed into a landscape of lakes, allotments and wetlands interspersed with low- to mid-rise mansion blocks. The architects say the scheme would enable the construction of about 650 affordable homes and pay for additional community facilities, including a gym and an upgraded golf clubhouse.
Enfield golf club, where full membership costs up to APS1,610 a year, was originally founded in 1893 as a nine-hole course but expanded to 18 holes during the 20th century. The club leases its land from the local council at an annual sum equivalent to about APS0.03p a square metre. At the same time, Enfield has one of the highest proportions of residents living in temporary accommodation in the country and, according to government data, is among the worst boroughs in London at building enough new homes to meet rising demand.
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At least 53 journalists have been killed since 7 October, the deadliest figure in the 30 years of keeping these dire statistics
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The numbers alone are dreadful. Journalists are being killed in the Israel-Hamas war at the rate of more than one every day since 7 October a at least 53 so far, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, or CPJ.
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Why should a holding company be able to insulate itself when employeesa pensions are being hit?
Lisa Wilkinson was adevastateda and asorrya for Wilkoas collapse in August and, unlike some former bosses of bust companies who have appeared before business select committees, tried to answer the MPsa questions. What the former long-serving chair of the company did not do, however, was volunteer to return a penny of dividends paid to the Wilkinson family in recent years. When the shortfall in the pension fund is a reported APS50m, that was a mistake.
Letas be clear, there is no suggestion of wrongdoing by Wilkinson or any directors of Wilko. Kevin Hollinrake, minister in the business department, appearing afterwards, was clear that the Insolvency Service and the Pensions Regulator have found no evidence of director misconduct. That is not surprising because the three-hour committee session really revealed old-fashioned boardroom incompetence, which is a very different thing.
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Private businesses, motivated by profit, canat be relied on to police themselves against the horrors unfettered AI could bring
How do we gain access to artificial intelligenceas huge potential benefits a such as devising new life-saving drugs or finding new ways to teach children a without opening a box of horrors?
If weare not careful, AI could be a Frankenstein monster. It might eliminate nearly all jobs. It could lead to autonomous warfare.
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Classism and other assumptions mean that whenever I have an unidentified item in the bagging area, the assistant will wave it through
In the radical rise of shoplifting, during which retailers have been forced to hire private armies and stock their shelves with decoy versions of the pricier goods, a crime-driver besides gangs and the cost of living crisis has been observed: the middle-class crim who shoplifts with a sense of entitlement. The chair of Marks & Spencer, Archie Norman, described the attitude of some customers to self-checkouts: aThis didnat scan properly, or itas very difficult to scan these things through and I shop here all the time. Itas not my fault a Iam owed it.a The criminologist Emmeline Taylor said: aThey wonat think of themselves as criminals; they will think theyave cheated the system [and] the big retailers are the real criminals.a Add to this self-righteousness and a growing appreciation of the thrill of theft, and the trend could really get out of hand.
There is something else, though. I interviewed the actor Stockard Channing once and she described some career doldrums with the elegant line: aI couldnat get arrested.a It floats back to me sometimes, because I now honestly believe I couldnat get arrested. Nobody checks my bag at bag checks. When there is an unidentified item in the bagging area (not because Iam shoplifting, but because self-checkouts do not, in fact, work that well), the assistant will wave it through without a glance.
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The success of this weekas UN climate summit will depend on one man who must know that a favourable result would be bad news for the industry he represents
History was made in Glasgow in 2021 when afossil fuelsa appeared in the Cop26 declaration. It was the first time they had ever been mentioned in the text of a Cop agreement a officially recognising the taproot of a human-led climate emergency. Two years is a long time in geopolitics. This yearas Cop28, which begins on Thursday in Dubai, will be presided over by Sultan Al Jaber, the chief executive of the state oil company of the United Arab Emirates, which has the largest net-zero-busting expansion plans of any fossil fuel business in the world.
It was already doubtful that Mr Al Jaber was fit to lead global climate negotiations while responsible for planet-wrecking activities. This weekas revelations that he planned to lobby on oil and gas deals during meetings with foreign governments ahead of Cop28 further damage his credibility as an honest broker in climate negotiations. Mr Al Jaber had a hard enough job without hustles making a mockery of hisindependence.
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Hiring a controversial US technology company to build an NHS data platform risks undermining public trust
If data-sharing technology can be used to improve the NHS, by boosting workflows and making the use of operating theatres and other resources more efficient, this will be a good thing for the service and the public. Such is the claim made on behalf of the deal signed last week with the American company PalantirTechnologies and four partners. For APS330m over seven years, the businesses are contracted to build what is known as a federated data platform (FDP), through which Englandas 42 integrated care systems and 215 health trusts, but not GPs or social care providers, will be able to share patient data in order to organise care and promote public health.
Palantiras roots lie in military intelligence, making it a controversial partner. Its founder, Peter Thiel, backed Donald Trump in 2016, and the non-profit group Foxglove has launched a campaign and is threatening legal action to block a deal for which it claims the publicas consent has not been sought. But whatever happens in court, and putting to one side ethical concerns about Palantir itself, the case for the deal is weak. NHS press releases have claimed that there have been waiting list reductions in two trusts using Palantiras Foundry software. But out of 36 trusts, the Health Service Journal reported that only eight cited any specific benefit from the pilot, while at least seven refused to join or pulled out.
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The sooner we get rid of this government the better, says Dave Pollard. Plus letters from Paul McGilchrist and Alan Gray
Andy Beckettas analysis of the government is spot-on (The reason for these cynical power grabs: the weaker the Tories become, the stronger they need to appear, 24 November). This is not the Conservative and Unionist party that I have known (and hated) all my life. It is the Brexit or Reform party wearing different clothes. The fact that RishiSunak hinted last month that Nigel Farage could be welcomed back into the party shows how farto therightit has moved.
This government has less in common with traditional European Conservative parties such as the Christian Democrats in Germany than with the neofascist governments of Italy and Hungary or the National Rally party in France. Only a few rightward steps down the road would lead me to compare it to Vladimir Putinas Russia. And that is how the world outside isbeginning to see us.
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Amaan Bhimani says support of Palestine is not inherently leftwing, and neither is support of Israel rightwing, while Rev Rachel Gorn Tedesco thanks Jon Lansman for helping her to understand a complicated history and what is happening now
Re Jon Lansmanas article (How can I, as a leftwing Jew, show support for both Palestinians and Israelis?, 20 November), those who want peace are not at fault; itas those who use this conflict for their own disgusting means who keep the situation so volatile. To them, this is a time to advocate for their side and make a case for extremism against those they see as their mortal enemies. Both sides are guilty of this, believing that their suffering gives them a pass to encourage further suffering in others. So long as atheir teama isnat the one being hurt, it is justified.
The solution is to keep talking about peace and reconciliation, and to stamp out toxic ideas and prevent them from taking root. I, as a leftwing Muslim, have seen aprogressivesa ignore the plight of Jews to bolster their cause for Palestinian freedom. But that line of thinking is antithetical to progressivism, and responsible for isolating Israel and fuelling radical action undertaken by them. Tolerance must be universal, because hatred too is universal a anything less than the protection of both peoples ensures the destruction of both.
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Newcastle have waited 20 years to play again in the Champions League group stage and no part of any of their players was ready to bow out after five ties. After a night of high stress and drama, they live to fight another day in the Group of Death.
It should have been more. They were within minutes of a glorious victory that would have given them control of their lasta16 destiny before the final tie at home against Milan.
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Pep Guardiola was proud of his playersa fight when transforming what appeared certain defeat when Manchester City trailed 2-0 at half-time into a late victory. He was less enamoured of the actual display.
In introducing JuliA!n Alvarez and JA(c)rA(c)my Doku early in the second half, Guardiola performed a masterstroke. Each was pivotal, the former finding the winner from a move that was decorated by Dokuas mastery of the ball before Phil Foden set Alvarez up.
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- Deadline for 31 December for commercial deal to be finalised
- Woods: aI was frustrated the players were never involveda
Tiger Woods has admitted to being avery frustrateda by the circumstances surrounding the controversial framework agreement between golfas established tours and Saudi Arabiaas Public Investment Fund.
Speaking for the first time since he withdrew from the Masters in April, the 15-times major winner made plain alternative investment deals remain very much an option for the PGA and DP World Tours.
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- BarASSa beat Porto 2-1 at home to earn last-16 spot
- Borussia Dortmund win in Milan; AtlA(c)tico eliminate Feyenoord
JoAPSo Cancelo and JoAPSo FA(c)lix scored in each half to earn Barcelona a 2-1 comeback win at home against Porto that booked their spot in the Champions League knockout rounds for the first time in three seasons.
The visitors wasted several chances before Pepe put them in front in the 30th minute with a close-range strike from a rebound. But BarASSa hit back quickly with a fine curling shot into the top corner by Cancelo two minutes later.
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- Asprilla scores winner as Hornets come back from 2-0 down
- Hull move back into top six with 4-1 win over Rotherham
Watford hit back from 2-0 down to beat Norwich 3-2 and leapfrog the Canaries in mid-table.
Danny Batth and Hwang Ui-jo gave the visitors a 2-0 lead after just 12 minutes but IsmaA<
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- Arsenal player says itas time to let go of FAas astabilisersa
- Forward is in England squad for first time since ACL injury
Beth Mead has said athe skyas the limita following the decision of Womenas Super League and Championship clubs to vote to form an independent organisation to run the womenas professional game.
aWe want the game to move to a new level, we want to keep pushing it forward,a she said. aAlthough the FA have done an amazing job over so many years, it was time to let go of those stabilisers and let somebody else take over. Hopefully in the long run that can help us push the game and the leagues to the next level. The skyas the limit and we have to keep pushing it there.a
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- Courtney Lawes willing to play in Australia in 2025 if selected
- aIf through some fluke I got a call I would probably do thata
Courtney Lawes may have retired from international duty with England, but he would play for the British & Irish Lions in Australia in 2025 if asked. The Northampton flanker is one of only five players to have played more than 100 Tests for England, but he is not interested in answering any emergency calls from Steve Borthwick should Englandas injury crisis in the back row deepen.
aIf, through some kind of fluke, I got another Lions call, I would probably do that,a Lawes said. aBut I canat imagine with the amount of good backrowers we have got in Great Britain & Ireland I would get on the tour anyway.a
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While jaw-dropping highlights are a regular occurrence for the Thunder star, what really stands out is the maturity of his game
NBA fans knew theyad be getting a 7ft, generational unicorn this season. Few had any idea theyad actually be getting two.
Just one other rookie in NBA history a the legendary Tim Duncan a has matched the statistical accolades currently being posted by San Antonioas Victor Wembanyama and Oklahoma Cityas Chet Holmgren. Who is easily the most efficient of that threesome as a rookie? Holmgren. And he doesnat just look like the best newbie in the NBA this year a but one of the most well-rounded in recent memory.
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Virgin Atlantic flight, partly funded by UK government, hailed by ministers but criticised by campaigners
The first transatlantic flight by a commercial airliner fully powered by asustainablea jet fuel has taken off from London Heathrow.
Tuesdayas Virgin Atlantic flight, partly funded by the UK government, has been hailed by the aviation industry and ministers as a demonstration of the potential to significantly cut net carbon emissions from flying, although scientists and environmental groups are extremely sceptical.
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Exclusive: Experts aalarmeda after potentially toxic chemicals detected in sources at 17 of Englandas 18 water firms
Potentially toxic aforever chemicalsa have been detected in the drinking water sources at 17 of 18 Englandas water companies, with 11,853 samples testing positive, something experts say they are aextremely alarmeda by.
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) a a group of 10,000 or so human-made chemicals widely used in industrial processes, firefighting foams and consumer products a were found in samples of raw and treated water tested by water companies last year, according to the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI), the Guardian and Watershed Investigations has found.
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Gordon Brown leads those signing letter to Cop28 and G20 presidents calling for levy to help fill aloss and damagea fund
The bumper revenues of oil-producing states should be subject to a $25bn levy to help pay for the impact of climate disasters on the worldas poorest and most vulnerable people, a group of former world leaders and leading economists has said.
Seventy international figures led by the former UK prime minister Gordon Brown signed a letter calling for the measure before a crucial UN climate summit, Cop28, that begins in Dubai on Thursday. The signatories include 25 former prime ministers or presidents.
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Greenpeace says consumer goods group is badly off track to meet target of halving virgin plastic use by 2025
Unilever is on track to sell 53bn non-reusable sachets containing anything from sauces to shampoo in 2023, breaking its commitment to switch away from single-use plastic, a report from Greenpeace has found.
The global consumer goods group has committed to reducing its plastic footprint and has said it wants to create a awaste-free worlda. Under its former chief executive Paul Polman, who stepped down in 2019, Unilever positioned itself as a global leader on sustainability.
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Exclusive: Isaac Levidoas company, Fleetwood Strategy, is helping DMGT navigate potential acquisition of rightwing broadsheet
A lobbying company run by the Conservative partyas top election strategist, Isaac Levido, is advising the owners of the Daily Mail on their bid to buy the Telegraph newspaper titles, prompting concerns over a potential conflict of interest.
Fleetwood Strategy, which was set up by Levido after running the Toriesa highly successful election campaign in 2019, is helping the Daily Mail & General Trust navigate a potential acquisition of the rightwing broadsheet, the Guardian has learned.
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Mizanur Rahman, a 41-year-old father of two, was killed in a fire at the flat in Shadwell
The landlords of a dangerously overcrowded east London flat that suffered a deadly fire in March have pleaded guilty to a total of nine criminal charges.
Sofina Begum, 50, and Aminur Rahman, 53, entered their pleas during a short hearing at Thames magistrates court in east London.
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Former PMas sonas company also incurs 44 immediate job cuts, most of them in the US
Euan Blairas apprenticeship company Multiverse has reported a near-tripling of pre-tax annual losses to APS40.5m a its seventh straight year of losses since the son of the former prime minister Tony Blair set it up in 2016.
Despite failing to turn a profit, the company was awarded the coveted tech aunicorna status when it was valued at APS1.4bn in a fundraising round driven by US venture capital firms in June last year. That put Blairas stake in the company at APS420m, far more than his father Tonyas reported APS60m fortune.
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War of words between Athens and London escalates after Rishi Sunakas snub to Greek prime minister
Rishi Sunakas snub of his Greek counterpart over the Parthenon marbles raised fresh questions about Britainas fraught relations with its European neighbours as a war of words between Athens and London escalated on Tuesday.
A meeting on Tuesday between Sunak and Kyriakos Mitsotakis was cancelled because the Greek prime minister reneged on assurances that he would not use a UK visit as a apublic platforma to lobby for the return of the marbles to Athens, Downing Street said. The Greek side has denied any such assurances were given.
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Both defendants accept they were with the teenager when she was killed but blame each other for murder, court told
A girl accused of murdering Brianna Ghey wrote a plan for how to kill the transgender teenager a including the exact time, date and location, a court heard.
The handwritten note was found in the bedroom of the 16-year-old defendant, known as X to protect her identity.
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Former student of city who returned marker for road made famous by the Beatles says thieves were aworse for weara
A Penny Lane street sign stolen by drunk students has been returned to Liverpool, 47 years after the theft.
The sign of the Mossley Hill suburb was taken in 1976, nine years after the road was made famous when the Beatlesa single Penny Lane was released as a double A-side single with Strawberry Fields Forever.
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Country music venue will not display flag due to atoxica associations with slavery and white supremacy
Scotlandas foremost country music venue has voted narrowly to ban the use of the Confederate flag because of its atoxica associations with slavery and white supremacy.
Members of Glasgowas Grand Ole Opry voted 50 to 48 to maintain a ban brought in by the venueas managing committee last month. The emergency general meeting on Monday evening was the culmination of a bitter internal dispute that resulted in the resignation of the committeeas president two weeks ago.
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Thomas Davidson reprimanded after Bar Standards Board finds he committed serious professional misconduct
A barrister who was found to have raised his hand in a Nazi salute in court has been fined by his professional regulator and handed a reprimand.
Thomas Davidson, who has been a barrister for more than 50 years, was found by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) to have abehaved in a way which was likely to diminish the trust and confidence which the public places in him or in the professiona.
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Minister warns of risk from militias after death of 16-year-old blamed on immigrants and minorities
The French interior minister has called for the dissolution of three extreme-right groups after a series of marches were organised in response to the killing of a 16-year-old in the south-east of the country.
GA(c)rald Darmanin told France Inter broadcaster he was seeking to shut down Division Martel and two other groups he did not name, warning there was a risk of militias targeting people of different skin-colour.
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Until now it was unclear what walking speed was needed to reduce risk of type 2 diabetes
Walking faster is linked to a significantly lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to the first global study of its kind.
Type 2 diabetes is one of the worldas major health threats, with its prevalence rising sharply in the last three decades, according to the World Health Organization.
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Man who used machete to murder Toronto massage parlour employee in 2020 pleaded guilty in July
A Canadian man who used a machete to murder a Toronto massage parlour employee has been sentenced to life in prison for a killing the judge deemed to be an act of terrorism motivated by the online aincela subculture.
The man cannot be named because he was 17 at the time of the February 2020 attack in which he killed Ashley Noelle Arzaga, 24, and seriously wounded another woman identified only by the initials JC.
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French authorities arrest Misa leader in major raid over claims of organised kidnapping, rape and abuse
French authorities have arrested the leader of a multinational tantric yoga organisation on suspicion of indoctrinating women for sexual exploitation.
The Romanian guru was detained on Tuesday morning during a major police operation across the Paris region, according to a French judicial official, who was not authorised to speak publicly about an ongoing investigation.
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Jimmy Carter, 99, left hospice care at home for service for his late wife, but Trump, Obama and Bush did not attend
A tribute service for Rosalynn Carter took place on Tuesday, as politicians and public figures gathered to celebrate the former first ladyas life following her death last Sunday.
Former president Jimmy Carter, 99, attended the tribute for his late wife of 77 years, traveling from his hospice care at home to the Glenn Memorial church in Atlanta. His attendance marks a rare public appearance for the former president, who has been in home hospice care for 10 months.
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Until now it was unclear what walking speed was needed to reduce risk of type 2 diabetes
Walking faster is linked to a significantly lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to the first global study of its kind.
Type 2 diabetes is one of the worldas major health threats, with its prevalence rising sharply in the last three decades, according to the World Health Organization.
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Court largely appointed by Donald Trump agrees to review lower court ruling to strike down Galveston voting map
The rightwing fifth circuit court of appeals has agreed to consider an electoral redistricting case emerging from Galveston county, Texas, a move that poses a fresh threat to the Voting Rights Act a the signature legislation of the civil rights movement.
In an order released from their base in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Tuesday, the courtas 17 active judges have agreed to consider a challenge to the way the act is used to protect the voting rights of citizens of color. Six of the judges were appointed by Donald Trump.
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Nathan Woodyard was suspended for two years until jury found him not guilty of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide
The Colorado officer who stopped Elijah McClain in 2019 and placed him in a neck hold was reinstated to the Aurora police department and will receive $200,000 in back pay, city officials said on Monday.
Nathan Woodyardas areintegrationa into the police force comes weeks after a jury found him not guilty of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. Woodyard had been suspended without pay for two years since he was indicted for his role in the death of the 23-year-old. An Aurora spokesperson said city law mandated that the department offer him his job back after his acquittal in the criminal trial, and that he would receive $212,546 to cover the salary from his leave.
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Man who used machete to murder Toronto massage parlour employee in 2020 pleaded guilty in July
A Canadian man who used a machete to murder a Toronto massage parlour employee has been sentenced to life in prison for a killing the judge deemed to be an act of terrorism motivated by the online aincela subculture.
The man cannot be named because he was 17 at the time of the February 2020 attack in which he killed Ashley Noelle Arzaga, 24, and seriously wounded another woman identified only by the initials JC.
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The trajectory of Farid and Qoosayas fight to save themselves from the ravages of a rare medical condition only to die a violent death is a portrait of the limitations of life in Gaza
Seven years ago, an NGO, a team of craniofacial surgeons and a community of host families in Shreveport, Louisiana, moved mountains to bring Farid and Qoosay Salout from Gaza to the US for medical treatment.
The surgeries were a resounding success.
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Invitation comes after tech billionaire accompanied Benjamin Netanyahu to inspect Israeli kibbutz that was attacked by Hamas
Hamas has invited Elon Musk to Gaza to witness the devastation of the Palestinian territory under Israeli attack after the hi-tech billionaire accompanied Benjamin Netanyahu to inspect a kibbutz targeted by Hamas.
aWe invite him to visit Gaza to see the extent of the massacres and destruction committed against the people of Gaza, in compliance with the standards of objectivity and credibility,a Osama Hamdan, a senior Hamas official, said in a press conference in Beirut on Tuesday.
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Organisation warns that people are starving, lack clean water and the diarrhoea rate is up 45 times compared with a year ago
Gaza is not getting enough aid to meet even basic emergency needs, the UN has warned, and the population is so ravaged by hunger, bombing and the lack of clean water that deaths from disease could outstrip those from war.
aAll this aid is triage, and itas not even enough for triage,a a Unicef spokesperson, James Elder, told a press conference in Geneva, speaking by video link from inside Gaza. aEverything here is emergency care.a
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Heads of Harvard University, University of Pennsylvania and Massachusetts Institute of Technology will be questioned
The presidents of Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, three of the countryas most prestigious universities, are set to testify before a congressional committee next week on claims that antisemitic protests have taken place on their campuses, marking the latest window into ongoing tensions sparked by the Israel-Hamas war.
Next Tuesday, Harvardas Claudine Gay, Pennas Liz Magill and MITas Sally Kornbluth will stand before the House education and workforce committee, a body chaired by Virginia Foxx, a Republican from North Carolina.
aOver the past several weeks, weave seen countless examples of antisemitic demonstrations on college campuses. Meanwhile, college administrators have largely stood by, allowing horrific rhetoric to fester and grow,a said Foxx in a statement introducing the hearing, which is titled Holding Campus Leaders Accountable and Confronting Antisemitism.
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Politicians and public figures gathered on Tuesday to celebrate the former first lady Rosalynn Carteras life following a public memorial. Former president Jimmy Carter, 99, attended the tribute for his late wife of 77 years, traveling from his hospice care at home to the Glenn Memorial church in Atlanta.
- Jimmy Carter, Biden and Clintons pay tribute at Rosalynn Carter memorial
- Rosalynn Carter: a life in pictures
Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2023 12:00:10 GMT
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After Brittany OaConnor was declared brain dead, her father clashed with medical authorities. The battle shines a light on Americaas legal definition of death a and the thousands waiting for organ donation
Mike OaConnor had just been told that his daughter was brain dead.
Brittany had been in the hospital for six days. One end of a thick blue tube was taped to her mouth, the other connected to a respirator, which pushed air into her lungs with a mechanical force that shook her chest up and down.
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Theyare bulky, awkward and rarely have personality. But even the most stylish dressers canat seem to shake them
Karl Lagerfeld once said that sweatpants were aa sign of defeata and that anyone buying them had alost controla of their life. (It should be noted that this was pre-pandemic, and the French designer was kind of an awful person.) But for me, my personal fashion Waterloo was when I finally purchased a puffer.
Undeniably warm, puffer coats are a wintertime staple. Still, a certain style-conscious set bemoans their frumpy, bulbous, all-consuming silhouettes and drab colorways.
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A dubious brand strategy and underperforming films like Wish and The Marvels have led the once-golden studio into disarray
For its 100th anniversary this year, Disney received a bucket of ice-cold water to the face. It may sound momentary, but somehow itas the gift that has been giving all year, from the box office nosedive of Marvelas Ant-Man sequel, to lower-than-expected international numbers for an expensive Little Mermaid remake, to series-low grosses on Lucasfilmas Indiana Jones sequel. This continued all the way to November, when The Marvels outright flopped and Disneyas 100th-birthday cartoon Wish opened to an underwhelming number. It marks the first year since 2014, pandemic era not included, that the company failed to produce a billion-dollar hit.
Financially speaking, the only bright spots were Elemental and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3, both of which held up following surprisingly soft opening weekends. And while Guardians scored good reviews, critics havenat been wild about this lineup as a whole. Compare this with the last pre-pandemic year, 2019, when the company had seven different billion-dollar hits a and if they didnat all notch great reviews, more than half of critics not actively loathing The Lion King still seems like a win, especially in retrospect.
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Michael Schuls died after getting trapped in dangerous machinery at a mill in Wisconsin. But across the US conservative groups are pushing to loosen laws that protect children in the workplace
In late June, Jim Schuls and his 16-year-old son, Michael, woke up at 4am for their usual drive from their apartment in Florence, Wisconsin, to begin work at 5am at a sawmill. Father and son made this journey together five times a week in the summer, when Michael worked longer hours than he did in term time. His two older brothers had also worked at the same mill when they were about his age.
Their day at Florence Hardwoods a one of the largest employers in the town with a population of about 2,000 a began as normal. Jim operated a forklift outside while Michael worked alone inside the mill. Jim says he never worried because he believed ayoung kids were stacking lumbera, not operating dangerous machines.
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New research has revealed the extraordinary mating habits of serotine bats. They are far from the only creatures to take an unexpected approach to intercourse
On a dark November afternoon at Southamptonas City Farm, the animals are going about their business. They are all rescues. Penny the pig, a clutch of former battery farm chickens, three pygmy goats and Salvatore the cane snake, so orange and shiny he looks as though he is glowing from within as he twines around my arm in loving, even sensual embrace.
All little miracles in their own right. But none so strange as the dull-looking brown shells in the glass tank in the corner. aWhoas that in there?a I ask Hannah, in whose charge they lie. aTheyare African land snailsa, she tells me. aTheyave just laid their eggs. They were both females, but being hermaphrodites, one changed sex. It was quite a surprise.a
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A new exhibition collates more 800 objects to give insight into the zine scene, a way to democratize art and journalism
A medium that basks in the unruliness and unpredictability of the creative process, zines are gloriously chaotic and difficult to pin down. Requiring little more to produce than a copy machine, a stapler and a vision, zines played a hugely democratizing role in art during the 20th century and have managed to stay popular and relevant in spite of web-based innovations, like blogs, that might have supplanted a less compelling medium.
The Brooklyn Museumas substantial and exciting new exhibit, Copy Machine Manifestos, offers a welcome, thorough examination of zines made by artists. With over 800 objects on display, Copy Machine Manifestos is a crucial step toward documenting the zine scene, even if, in zine terms this show is a proverbial drop in the bucket. As the exhibition co-curator and art historian Drew Sawyer put it in an interview: aEven if we wanted to be very inclusive and seemingly comprehensive, we knew it would be impossible to claim to be comprehensive in any way. It would be delusional to think anyone could be comprehensive on a history of zines.a
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Mercury Stardust makes DIY home repair videos centering renters a and the person who thinks they canat fix anything
In April 2021, Mercury Stardust, a Wisconsin maintenance technician, was acleaning someone elseas poop off myselfa after a clogged toilet came apart. She happened to see a video of someone asking how to use a ratchet strap, one of those complicated-looking thingummies often used to tie down cargo. As soon as she tidied up, the 33-year-old responded as digital natives often do: she recorded an instructional video, wearing a (clean) flannel shirt and overalls while skillfully handling the tool in question.
The minute-long video introduced her signature enthusiastic and encouraging patter, ending with: aLearning something new is a triumph, and Iam proud of you.a
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Divorce doulas guide clients through the brutal, byzantine legal process of separation, giving emotional and practical support
Divorce is complicated and expensive. There are convoluted legalities, logistical headaches and financial restructuring. Lawyers help with a lot of that, in exchange for nosebleed-inducing sums. But what about the various emotional quandaries that arise as you dissolve a marriage? How do you handle attending your kidas tee-ball game if your ex will be there? What do you do when your estranged spouse is texting so much you canat use your phone? If you send that angry email, will it hurt your legal case?
Enter divorce doulas.
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Late-night hosts discuss the lawmakeras likely expulsion from Congress and the wave of sexual assault lawsuits in New York
With Seth Meyers on vacation, Jimmy Fallon visiting fellow Jimmy (Kimmel) in LA, and Stephen Colbert out with a ruptured appendix, only Kimmel had a network monologue on Monday night following the Thanksgiving holiday.
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We will keep putting the environment front and centre to ensure the most important voices of our time are heard
- What impact does the Guardian have on the natural world?
- Guardian environment pledge 2023
- Around the world, around the clock: how we report on a world on fire
aFinal warning.a aNow or never.a aCrazy off-the-charts records.a aAbsolutely gobsmackingly bananas.a aWe are damned fools.a
As the Guardianas head of environment, I read the words of climate scientists every day. They tell our reporters the facts, explain the science, and warn of what is to come. But when governments and corporations still donat act with the urgency and ambition required, it feels like words are in danger of losing their power.
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We have been measuring our organisationas biodiversity footprint a hereas how we did it
- Why the Guardianas climate and nature journalism is needed now more than ever
- Guardian environment pledge 2023
- Around the world, around the clock: how we report on a world on fire
- Support impactful environment journalism today
Nature provides us with air to breathe, food to eat and water to drink. The metal in your laptop, the wood in your desk, the glass made from sand a they all come from nature. We depend upon these resources and yet, as we extract them, we are destroying places where wildlife lives.
There are an estimated 1 million species at risk of extinction. As a result, the delicate balance between species that sustains life on Earth is at risk of collapse, with damaged ecosystems making the climate crisis worse, undermining our food supply and putting livelihoods at risk. Half of global GDP is moderately or highly dependent on nature, according to the World Economic Forum.
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The Guardianas journalism shines a spotlight on the climate crisis and the damage being done to the natural world, holding governments and powerful interests to account a this is how we do it
- Why the Guardianas climate and nature journalism is needed now more than ever
- Guardian environment pledge 2023
- What impact does the Guardian have on the natural world?
- Support impactful environment journalism today
The year 2023 will be remembered as a critical year in the escalating extinction, climate and nature emergencies a not least because it looks certain to be the hottest since records began. The Guardianas global team of environment reporters have covered the key events around the world, around the clock. So far this year, we have published more than 6,000 articles about the environment which have been read more than half a billion times.
Here, we record how key pieces of journalism had real-world impact: changing minds and policies, and keeping the foremost challenge of our times firmly in the public eye. Here are some of the highlights:
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Six things the Guardian is doing to confront the emergency facing our climate and the natural world
- Why the Guardianas climate and nature journalism is needed now more than ever
- What impact does the Guardian have on the natural world?
- Around the world, around the clock: how we report on a world on fire
- Support urgent, independent climate journalism today
Four years ago, we took a stand. Of all the crises facing the world, the most alarming is climate breakdown. We asked ourselves: what can the Guardian do? The answer: to report relentlessly on this emergency each day a its causes, consequences and solutions. To keep pressure on governments and businesses to act now, to make changes for the better, to make good on their promises. And to look at our own organisation to ensure we are practising what we preach.
Now, we are updating our readers and supporters on the progress we have made on six vital promises a including, this year, a stronger commitment to the natural world.
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When people harboring such bigoted views have been rewarded with positions of influence, you really have to wonder about the US government
Nothing says New York City like its street food vendors. Known the world over for offering delicious and carb-heavy food at affordable prices, these vendors often throw in a dash of charming conversation, free with purchase. Itas a winning combination, which explains why everyone in New York City loves their local halal food cart guy. Everyone, that is, except the racists.
Enter Stuart Seldowitz. Since 7 November, Stuart Seldowitz has been harassing workers at his local halal cart on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, according to reports. The police, who initially did nothing about Seldowitzas harassment, finally arrested him on 22 November; he has been charged with aggravated harassment and several counts of stalking. Harassment of any sort is unacceptable, but Seldowitzas behavior is particularly vulgar and disgusting. And itas racist to the core.
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Private businesses, motivated by profit, canat be relied on to police themselves against the horrors unfettered AI could bring
How do we gain access to artificial intelligenceas huge potential benefits a such as devising new life-saving drugs or finding new ways to teach children a without opening a box of horrors?
If weare not careful, AI could be a Frankenstein monster. It might eliminate nearly all jobs. It could lead to autonomous warfare.
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At least 53 journalists have been killed since 7 October, the deadliest figure in the 30 years of keeping these dire statistics
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The numbers alone are dreadful. Journalists are being killed in the Israel-Hamas war at the rate of more than one every day since 7 October a at least 53 so far, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, or CPJ.
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Continue reading...Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2023 11:00:08 GMT
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Classism and other assumptions mean that whenever I have an unidentified item in the bagging area, the assistant will wave it through
In the radical rise of shoplifting, during which retailers have been forced to hire private armies and stock their shelves with decoy versions of the pricier goods, a crime-driver besides gangs and the cost of living crisis has been observed: the middle-class crim who shoplifts with a sense of entitlement. The chair of Marks & Spencer, Archie Norman, described the attitude of some customers to self-checkouts: aThis didnat scan properly, or itas very difficult to scan these things through and I shop here all the time. Itas not my fault a Iam owed it.a The criminologist Emmeline Taylor said: aThey wonat think of themselves as criminals; they will think theyave cheated the system [and] the big retailers are the real criminals.a Add to this self-righteousness and a growing appreciation of the thrill of theft, and the trend could really get out of hand.
There is something else, though. I interviewed the actor Stockard Channing once and she described some career doldrums with the elegant line: aI couldnat get arrested.a It floats back to me sometimes, because I now honestly believe I couldnat get arrested. Nobody checks my bag at bag checks. When there is an unidentified item in the bagging area (not because Iam shoplifting, but because self-checkouts do not, in fact, work that well), the assistant will wave it through without a glance.
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From applying makeup in the rear-view mirror to watching cat videos on the phone, the morning commute is a parade of appalling driver behaviour
The photograph didnat lie. There I was in the driveras seat of my car, stopping at the lights, with one hand on the wheel, the other on my lap and holding my mobile phone.
There was nothing to mitigate in my favour. Not the phone addiction we all have. Not my urgent impulse to check who was calling even though I didnat intend to answer. I was good for it, your honour. I copped the five demerit points which put me perilously close to a three-month licence suspension. Iam now a much more prudent driver (not that I felt I was ever particularly reckless, though I would argue that of course) a slower, more cautious entering intersections and careful never to go near my phone.
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Newcastle have waited 20 years to play again in the Champions League group stage and no part of any of their players was ready to bow out after five ties. After a night of high stress and drama, they live to fight another day in the Group of Death.
It should have been more. They were within minutes of a glorious victory that would have given them control of their lasta16 destiny before the final tie at home against Milan.
Continue reading...Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2023 12:17:26 GMT
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While jaw-dropping highlights are a regular occurrence for the Thunder star, what really stands out is the maturity of his game
NBA fans knew theyad be getting a 7ft, generational unicorn this season. Few had any idea theyad actually be getting two.
Just one other rookie in NBA history a the legendary Tim Duncan a has matched the statistical accolades currently being posted by San Antonioas Victor Wembanyama and Oklahoma Cityas Chet Holmgren. Who is easily the most efficient of that threesome as a rookie? Holmgren. And he doesnat just look like the best newbie in the NBA this year a but one of the most well-rounded in recent memory.
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- Mary Cain said alleged abuse forced her from sport
- Nike scrapped elite athlete program in 2019
Nike and disgraced coach Alberto Salazar have settled a $20m lawsuit with a former athlete over allegations she suffered aemotional and physical abusea at his hands.
Mary Cain, who qualified for the world championships as a 17-year-old and was considered a once-in-a-generation star, was coached by Salazar as part of the sportswear giantas Nike Oregon Project for elite athletes from 2013 to 2016. The Oregonian reported on Tuesday that the case has now been settled, according to court documents. Terms of the settlement have not been released but are believed to be in the range of millions of dollars.
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- Athletics set to relocate to Nevada at end of 2024
- Minor league team hopes to fill void in cityas sports scene
Oakland is getting a new minor league baseball team, the Oakland Bas. The minor league Bas will carry on the cityas green-and-gold color scheme. Otherwise, they donat plan to be anything like the Aas, whose heartbroken fans they hope to support through the teamas painful departure for Las Vegas.
The expansion independent club announced plans on Tuesday to begin play in the Pioneer League in May 2024, with their first home games set for July at Laney College. The intent is to keep baseball alive in Oakland for years to come.
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Brendan Rodgers bemoaned a lack of quality after Celticas interest in Europe ended with a 2-0 defeat in the Champions League by Lazio in Rome.
The Scottish champions went into the make-or-break game with one point from four Group E matches but were undone with two late goals from the home sideas classy substitute Ciro Immobile.
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- Deadline for 31 December for commercial deal to be finalised
- Woods: aI was frustrated the players were never involveda
Tiger Woods has admitted to being avery frustrateda by the circumstances surrounding the controversial framework agreement between golfas established tours and Saudi Arabiaas Public Investment Fund.
Speaking for the first time since he withdrew from the Masters in April, the 15-times major winner made plain alternative investment deals remain very much an option for the PGA and DP World Tours.
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David Tepper has ditched two head coaches in two seasons. Anyone with any sense will steer clear of his troubled franchise
In the latest edition of David Tepper Has No Idea What Heas Doing, the Panthers owner fired coach Frank Reich on Monday.
This one is a doozy. Critics are already calling it Tepperas best work since earlier this month, when he axed Charlotte FC head coach Christian Lattanzio, despite the team making the MLS playoffs.
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Evidence of Chemours-operated plant contaminating region is aalleged human rights violationsa, say experts appointed by council
A new investigation by human rights experts appointed by the United Nations has expressed alarm at evidence of pollution from a North Carolina PFAS manufacturing plant, describing it as aalleged human rights violations and abuses against residentsa.
The ongoing PFAS crisis in North Carolina has been linked to a Fayetteville Works plant operated by Chemours, a chemical giant that was spun off from DuPont in 2015.
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Virgin Atlantic flight, partly funded by UK government, hailed by ministers but criticised by campaigners
The first transatlantic flight by a commercial airliner fully powered by asustainablea jet fuel has taken off from London Heathrow.
Tuesdayas Virgin Atlantic flight, partly funded by the UK government, has been hailed by the aviation industry and ministers as a demonstration of the potential to significantly cut net carbon emissions from flying, although scientists and environmental groups are extremely sceptical.
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The UAE will have its moment of glory while the UK press worries more about petrostate money buying the Telegraph
aA petrostate hosting a climate conferencea sounds like a situation shouted out at an improv night, after theyave done the ones about a fox hosting a henhouse and Jimmy Savile hosting Jimall Fix It. Arguably, though, the fact the president of this weekas Cop28 climate conference in Dubai is also the CEO of the United Arab Emiratesa state oil firm crosses the fine line between mirthless joke and extinction-level distress signal. Happily for Sultan Al Jaber, this metaphorical flare will be obscured by all the actual flares caused by oil companies still cheerily burning waste gas across the Gulf. Maybe the various Emirati governments will order the oil firms to lay off this toxic practice a ineffectually outlawed by the UAE 20 years ago a for the duration of the conference, a bit like the Chinese government ordered many Beijing factories to shut down during the 2008 Olympics so that a pea-souper didnat prevent enjoyment of the dressage. If not, international dignitaries flying into Cop28 on private planes will be able to look out of their windows at the oilfields and consider how nice it is to be welcomed by a roaring fire.
To the jolly old UAE, then, which can own our football clubs but not our newspapers, which should rather be squired by the right kind of meddling foreigners (Rupert Murdoch), criminal foreigners (Conrad Black), morality-vacuum island fort dwellers (the Barclays) or basic non-doms (the Rothermeres). Yes, the weekas other Emirati plotline is the hokey-cokey over the sale of the Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph and Spectator titles, which look like they could be at risk of effectively going to an investment fund backed by the Abu Dhabi ruling family. At present, only a half-arsed government probe stands between civilisation and a desert ski-resort corporate retreat at which former Telegraph editor Charles Moore would be seated heavily down-table from Pep Guardiola, and possibly even Jack Grealish.
Marina Hyde is a Guardian columnist
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Studies of cetaceans stranded in UK waters show high levels of toxins 20 years since global ban of most PCBs, say scientists
Nearly half of the whales and dolphins found in UK waters over the past five years contained harmful concentrations of toxic chemicals banned decades ago, an investigation has found.
Among orcas stranded in the UK, levels of PCBs, a group of highly dangerous and persistent chemicals that do not degrade easily, were 30 times the concentration at which the animals would begin to suffer health impacts, researchers said.
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Main networks gave 18 times more coverage to 2016 adeplorablesa remark; while top papers give it 29 times more, Media Matters finds
Major US news outlets devoted significantly less time and space to covering Donald Trumpas description of his enemies as avermina this month than they did in a similar period in 2016 to Hillary Clintonas reference to Trumpas supporters as adeplorablesa, a new study has found.
Findings by the progressive watchdog Media Matters included 18 times more coverage of Clintonas remark than Trumpas by the aBig Threea broadcast networks (NBC, ABC and CBS) in the first week after the remark was made; and print reports among the top five circulating newspapers (Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, USA Today) in which mention of Clintonas remark outnumbered Trumpas 29-1 in the same period.
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Influential billionaireas organization hails atested leadera as better bet to take on Biden than Trump or DeSantis
The influential rightwing US billionaire Charles Koch endorsed Nikki Haley for the Republican presidential nomination, choosing the former South Carolina governor and UN ambassador over Donald Trump, the clear frontrunner, and Ron DeSantis, the hard-right Florida governor.
aThe moment we face requires a tested leader with the governing judgment and policy experience to pull our nation back from the brink,a Emily Seidel, senior adviser to Americans for Prosperity Action, the political arm of the Koch network, wrote in a memo first reported by the New York Times.
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Principal and others at Monarch high school were reassigned over aallegations of improper student participation in sportsa
Hundreds of students at a south Florida high school walked out of lessons on Tuesday in support of a principal and senior staff who were reassigned for reportedly violating Ron DeSantisas law on transgender athletes.
James Cecil, the principal of Monarch high school in Coconut Creek, his assistant Kenneth May, the schoolas athletics director, a volleyball coach and an information management technician were removed from campus on Monday by the Broward school district, citing aallegations of improper student participation in sportsa.
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Exclusive: ride technician engineers in California say union avoidance consultants brought in after filing for union election
Lego play sets have captivated children and adults alike for decades, but engineers at Legoland California are dealing with blocks of a different kind: opposition from management and hired union avoidance consultants trying to deter their bid to formally unionize.
Ride technician engineers at Legoland in Carlsbad, California, filed for a union election to join International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW), District Lodge 947 in September. They await a ruling by the National Labor Relations Board on accepting their bargaining unit, and permitting the election to be scheduled.
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Suit by several families and organizations seek to have law declared as violation of studentsa and teachersa free speech
Several families are suing to stop Iowaas new law that bans books from school libraries, forbids teachers from raising LGBTQ+ issues and forces educators in some cases to out the gender identity of students to their parents.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa and Lambda announced the federal lawsuit on Tuesday, saying the law passed earlier this year by the Republican-led legislature and enacted this fall aseeks to silence LGBTQ+ students, erase any recognition of LGBTQ+ people from public schools, and bans books with sexual or LGBTQ+ contenta.
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Vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway a and a billionaire in his own right a died at a California hospital, company says
Charlie Munger, the veteran right-hand man of billionaire stockpicker Warren Buffett, has died aged 99.
The vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, Buffettas sprawling empire, became known for his sharp investment strategies a and tongue a as they transformed it from a textile manufacturing enterprise into a global investment powerhouse.
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Exclusive: sources say Fulton county prosecutors unwilling to offer deals to key trio, preferring instead to force them to trial
Fulton county prosecutors do not intend to offer plea deals to Donald Trump and at least two high-level co-defendants charged in connection with their efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia, according to two people familiar with the matter, preferring instead to force them to trial.
The individuals seen as ineligible include Trump, his former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, and Trumpas former lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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Murdoch will be questioned under oath as part of voting technology companyas defamation lawsuit against Fox
Rupert Murdoch is set to be questioned under oath on Tuesday and Wednesday as part of voting technology company Smartmaticas $2.7bn defamation lawsuit against Fox Corp over coverage of debunked vote-rigging claims involving the 2020 US presidential election, a person familiar with the matter said.
Murdoch will be deposed in Los Angeles, according to that person, who spoke on condition of anonymity. The deposition does not appear on the public docket for the case.
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South Carolina lawyer, already serving two life sentences for killing wife and son, has pleaded guilty to stealing millions
Disgraced former lawyer Alex Murdaugh, whoas currently serving life sentences without parole for killing his wife and younger son, has been sentenced to an additional 27 years in prison.
The sentencing came down on Tuesday, after Murdaugh pleaded guilty to nearly two dozen state financial crimes that included money laundering, breach of trust, conspiracy, forgery and tax evasion.
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Report by Futurism finds articles written by fake authors but Arena Group says articles were commercial content
The US sports publication Sports Illustrated is embroiled in scandal after it has been accused of running articles written by artificial intelligence.
An investigative report published by the science and technology news publication Futurism found Sports Illustrated published articles written by fake authors. These fake authors also had headshots and biographies generated by artificial intelligence, Futurismas investigation found.
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Poisoning of Kyrylo Budanovas wife, Marianna Budanova, suggests Moscow has undercover assets in Ukraine
The wife of Ukraineas top spy chief is recovering in hospital after being poisoned, a spokesperson for the countryas military intelligence agency said on Tuesday, after apparently eating food laced with aheavy metalsa.
Marianna Budanova is the wife of Kyrylo Budanov, who heads Ukraineas GUR military intelligence agency. It is unclear when the alleged poisoning happened. She complained of feeling unwell and was admitted to hospital for tests.
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About 22,000 people have been displaced amid murders, looting, kidnappings and widespread sexual violence, new UN report says
Haitias brutal gang wars have spread from the capital to key farming heartlands, displacing tens of thousands of people and having a devastating impact on access to food staples, the United Nations has warned.
Violence has gradually escalated in the Bas-Artibonite region north of the capital, the source of staples such as rice, according to a new report released on Tuesday, which said about 22,000 had been displaced amid murders, looting, kidnappings and widespread sexual violence.
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Former student of city who returned marker for road made famous by the Beatles says thieves were aworse for weara
A Penny Lane street sign stolen by drunk students has been returned to Liverpool, 47 years after the theft.
The sign of the Mossley Hill suburb was taken in 1976, nine years after the road was made famous when the Beatlesa single Penny Lane was released as a double A-side single with Strawberry Fields Forever.
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Book reportedly revealed who expressed aconcernsa about what skin colour Harry and Meghanas son would have
A new book about the royal family has been taken off shelves in the Netherlands after reports it named the person who allegedly expressed aconcernsa about what skin colour Harry and Meghanas son Archie would have.
Xander, publishers of the Dutch translation of Endgame by the journalist Omid Scobie, have put sales of the book on hold atemporarilya over what it called an aerrora.
Continue reading...Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2023 18:15:47 GMT
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Country music venue will not display flag due to atoxica associations with slavery and white supremacy
Scotlandas foremost country music venue has voted narrowly to ban the use of the Confederate flag because of its atoxica associations with slavery and white supremacy.
Members of Glasgowas Grand Ole Opry voted 50 to 48 to maintain a ban brought in by the venueas managing committee last month. The emergency general meeting on Monday evening was the culmination of a bitter internal dispute that resulted in the resignation of the committeeas president two weeks ago.
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French authorities arrest Misa leader in major raid over claims of organised kidnapping, rape and abuse
French authorities have arrested the leader of a multinational tantric yoga organisation on suspicion of indoctrinating women for sexual exploitation.
The Romanian guru was detained on Tuesday morning during a major police operation across the Paris region, according to a French judicial official, who was not authorised to speak publicly about an ongoing investigation.
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