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Smashing the auction estimate, "Big John," the biggest known Triceratops fossil in the world, has been sold by the Drouot auction house in Paris.
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From the pandemic to President Joseph Biden"s election, the January 6 insurrection, and the vaccine rollout, a lot has changed in the last 18 months. One thing that hasn"t? Brexit, Britain"s exit from the European Union, is still a hot mess. The latest chapter in the saga has the British government threatening to go "nuclear"...
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British Airways says issue at airport caused asome delaysa to baggage
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The upstairs bar tried to go cash free: aPeople were kicking off, like aThis is legal tender, take my moneya a so we changed back and took their moneya
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Four people including two teenagers arrested over 23-year-oldas death
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Scientists told ministers to prepare plan B measures amid concerns vaccine rollout is aat risk of stallinga
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Exclusive: Ministers urged to address ascandala of young people and teenagers from Hong Kong being aexcludeda from Home Office scheme designed to offer sanctuary to those fleeing oppression
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Corporation has chance to acorrecta Brexit failures, claims select committee chief Julian Knight
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Homelessness charity says it is aimpossible for this funding to meet demanda
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Early years sector chief says government well aware aexisting structure is crumblinga
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Culture secretary says government will review Online Safety Bill in light of Sir David Amess death
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Far from being world leader, UK found to be alagging behind six other leading nations on climate finance
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aThey are zero-sum thinkers,a says author of blockbuster Trump dossier
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aIt is time now we take additional steps locally to prevent a winter crisis,a says one local health official
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The women got off the tube at Golders Green station
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Lord Debden says agreement acompletely at odds with everything the government has promiseda
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More than 300 of about 1,500 monuments are of named men
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Government reluctant to reimpose restrictions but soaring case numbers provoking concern
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aWe are in a really critical moment for humanity here and what we do now will define what the world looks like for our children.a
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Foreign secretaryas comments follow Boris Johnsonas claim Beijing will play agigantic parta in UK economy
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IOPC has investigated claims of inappropriate messaging after Everardas disappearance
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aWe are working at pace to understand the scale of offending and establish any links between allegations,a says deputy chief constable
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Hutchins died after Alec Baldwin adischargeda weapon in atragic accidenta
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CharlotteA CrippsA picks some of the most famous TV mistakes ever made, including the infamous Starbucks coffee cup left in a GoT sceneA
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Over the decades, artist and musicians have worked together to create albums where the cover art is as memorable as the music itself
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Stars, including director Rian Johnson, say gunshot effects should always be added in post-production
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Wes Andersonas latest, a love letter to France and The New Yorker, indulges in the romantic fantasy of a time when journalists were handsomely paid, creatively free, and beloved by their employers
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aThe Battle at Lake Changjina is powering its way to the top of 2021as global box office with a nationalist view of the Korean War. Yet the west should try turning the lens on itself before sounding off, says Louis Chilton
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As his Grammy-winning band prepare to release new album aI Donat Live Here Anymorea, Adam Granduciel tells Kevin E G Perry how the record was shaped by fatherhood, fame and memories of Bob Dylan
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Making a cleaning checklist = overwhelming and stressful. Printing out a pre-made cleaning checklist from Etsy and simply following it = breathing a sigh of relief as we speak.
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 16:06:02 -0400
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Here are some of the most interesting and powerful photo stories from across the internet.
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It"s time to manifest the well-organized TikTok influencer fridge you deserve.
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"It was like walking a tightrope every day."
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"Pretty privilege is very, very real, having been on both sides."
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Justice for the mothers in Disney movies.
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For Enchanted, James Marsden was actually hit by bicycles.
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Why do people think this is OK?
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That settles it: I"m being an Annoying Indoor DweebaC/ this Halloween.
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"Well...I"m back."
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I was today years old when I learned Jason Momoa is actually a Joseph.
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Finding it a little hard to "love thy neighbor" after this post...
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Welcome foolish mortals...
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Some of which might already be sold out by the time you click this link.
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You were my town, now I"m in exile seeing you out.
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A supportive knee band, a space-saving shoe organizer, and more things that"ll help solve daily annoyances.
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"Adeleas every day body language is smoking area."
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"Wait, WHO sings this..." aYou
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You Season 3 was more chaotic than ever, and I loved every second of it.
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In this house, we ask W.W.S.J.D. (What Would Samantha Jones Do).
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It"s spOoKy season!
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People on TikTok are obsessed with these Amazon and Aerie leggings for a *reason*.
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Owning a pet has many perks...but finding fur literally everywhere...yeah that"s not one of them.
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Madonna"s "Hung Up" is an important moment in gay millennial history.
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A bestselling cradle cap system, viral TikTok toothbrush holder, silicone training cup designed for little hands and more. BRB, adding these to my cart.
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People did these things and said to themselves, "Yep, job"s finished."
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A human manually sweeping floors in a robot vacuum store.
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"My bodyas been objectified my entire career. Itas not just now." aAdele
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But, wait; there"s more. There"s always more.
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The revelation came amid increased scrutiny of the film set and the general practice of using prop guns in productions.
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Hasbro, I"m waiting for my emoji-filled Ouija board.
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Here"s a quick rundown of some products that"ll save you time and money so you can move onto a more *fun* activity.
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Customer-facing workers in all sectors report greater hostility, research shows
People in public-facing jobs are facing rising hostility and verbal abuse since the end of the Covid lockdowns, according to organisations which represent them. Half of all shop, transport, restaurant and hotel workers and others dealing regularly with the public have experienced abuse in the past six months, figures from the Institute for Customer Service (ICS) show. This is a 6% rise over Mayas 44%. Of those who had been abused, 27% had been physically attacked, it found.
The research comes as trades unions and industry bodies warn of growing public hostility towards workers since Covidas second wave.
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Local councils face a shortage of refuse collectors who can earn tens of thousands more driving for supermarkets or food hauliers
Households are being warned of a aChristmas crisisa in bin collections as drivers quit their jobs for better pay working for supermarkets and food hauliers.
Bin lorry drivers are being offered pay deals worth as much as APS40,000 a year to switch to jobs in the food industry. One council in Lancashire said last week it had lost almost half of its drivers in the last three months.
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Assistant director assured actor the gun was safe to use because it didnat have live ammunition, search warrant says
Alec Baldwin was handed a loaded weapon by an assistant director who indicated it was safe to use in the moments before the actor fatally shot a cinematographer, court records released on Friday show.
The assistant director did not know the prop gun was loaded with live rounds, according to a search warrant filed in a Santa Fe court.
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Labour describes plan as asmokescreen for the Conservativesa failure to delivera in the past
Hundreds of thousands of families are to receive extra support as part of a APS500m package from the government that will include the creation of a network of afamily hubsa across England, but concerns have been raised that the measures do not go far enough.
The government describes the centres, which will launch in 75 local authorities, as aone-stop shopsa for advice and guidance. They are similar in some respects to the Sure Start centres introduced under Tony Blair, although ministers believe they will provide a more comprehensive service.
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Three Dads Walking raise APS500,000 for suicide prevention charity after stars including Daniel Craig chip in
Three fathers who lost their daughters to suicide crossed the finish line of a 300-mile walk from Cumbria to Greater Manchester to Norfolk on Saturday.
Three Dads Walking a which has attracted donations from actors Daniel Craig and, most recently, Nicole Kidman a has raised more than APS500,000 for suicide prevention charity Papyrus.
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Flights mark first military relocation of Afghans and British nationals since end of Kabul evacuation
The RAF has airlifted more than 100 people who had left Afghanistan and were in a neighbouring third country to the UK.
The Ministry of Defence said the two flights had landed safely in the UK carrying 102 people who would receive support to begin their lives in Britain.
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Boy of 14 among four arrested on suspicion of murder after averbal disputea in Royal British Legion
A man has died after three people were stabbed outside the Royal British Legion in Lymington, Hampshire.
Police said officers were called to reports of an assault on the townas high street shortly before midnight on Friday and arrived to find two men and a woman with stab wounds.
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Italyas far-right former interior minister goes on trial for refusing to let Spanish rescue ship dock in Sicily
The Italian far-right leader, Matteo Salvini, has criticised the approval of a Hollywood star as a witness in his trial on kidnapping charges for blocking the arrival of a migrant rescue ship.
As the trial began on Saturday, the Palermo judge Roberto Murgia said all witnesses submitted by the parties would be allowed to testify, including the actor Richard Gere, who went on board the NGO ship Open Arms in August 2019 in a show of solidarity with the 147 stranded migrants. The next hearing has been set for 17 December.
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Culture secretary says online hate has apoisoned public lifea and pledges fines for platforms that amplify hateful content
The culture secretary has condemned online hate, which she said has apoisoned public lifea, as she pledged to bring in sweeping legislation in memory of the late MP David Amess.
Nadine Dorries said her former Conservative colleagueas killing, just over a week ago, may not have been prevented by an online abuse crackdown but abrought into sharp reliefa the threats posed to MPs and others who are in the public eye.
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One of worldas biggest oil exporters more than doubles its annual target to reduce carbon emissions
Saudi Arabia, one of the worldas top oil exporters, has announced it aims to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2060 and more than double its annual target to reduce carbon emissions.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made the announcement in brief scripted remarks at the start of the kingdomas first Saudi Green Initiative Forum.
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Agriculture turns full-circle as the trend for ripping out hedges is reverseda| and farmers hail the ecological benefits
The emerald-green five-year-old hawthorn hedge glistens in autumnal sunshine. In the cider apple orchard and grass pastures below, younger hedges shoot off towards a fast-flowing trout stream.
History has come full circle in Blackmore Farm, which nestles in the foothills of the Quantocks in Somerset. The owner, Ian Dyer, remembers helping his father, who arrived as a tenant farmer in the 1950s, grub out old hedges in the 1960s and 1970s. But a like increasing numbers of landowners a he has hired a hedgelayer to bring back his hedges to provide habitats for wildlife, capture carbon and slow water pouring off fields into rivers.
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Uncanny and creepy, premonitions that turn out to be authentic can feel profound. But is there science to explain them?
Around seven years ago, Garrett, was in a local Pizza Hut with his friends, having a day so ordinary that it is cumbersome to describe. He was 16 a or thereabouts a and had been told by teachers to go around nearby businesses and ask for gift vouchers that the school could use as prizes in a raffle. There were five other teenagers with Garrett, and theyad just finished speaking to the restaurant manager when suddenly, out of nowhere, Garrettas his body was flooded with shock. He felt cold and clammy and had an aoverwhelming sense that something had happeneda. He desperately tried to stop himself crying in front of his peers.
aIt was like Iad just been told something terrible,a the now 23-year-old from the southwest of England says (his name has been changed on his request). aI couldnat tell you exactly what it was, but I just knew something had happened.a Garrett returned home and tried to distract himself from a feeling he describes as grief. The phone rang. His mum answered it. A few hours earlier a around the time Garrett was in the restaurant a his grandfather had died from a sudden heart attack while on a cruise.
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The singers recreate their first pop portrait and and discuss friendship, family and Wham!
Bastions of 80s pop jubilance, Pepsi & Shirlie travelled the world as dancers and backing singers for Wham!. George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley enlisted their school friend Shirlie Holliman, before Helen aPepsia DeMacque joined for Wham!as short but wildly successful career from 1982 to 1986. As a duo, Pepsi & Shirlie had hits with Heartache and Goodbye Stranger. Now living in St Lucia with her husband, Pepsi has performed in musicals such as Hair, while Shirlie, who lives in Hertfordshire and has two children, Harley Moon and Roman, has released a swing album and a book with husband Martin Kemp of Spandau Ballet. Their book, Pepsi & Shirlie: Itas All in Black and White, is out now.
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The comic actor and writer on his new sitcom about community service, sharing Christopher Walkenas omelette and portraying a serial killer
Stephen Merchant, 46, is a writer, producer, director and comic actor who rose to fame in 2001 with The Office, about life at a paper supply company in Slough. Created by Merchant and his former XFM co-presenter Ricky Gervais, the awards-festooned series spawned a US version starring Steve Carell, and is credited with prompting a new wave of comedy series that dispensed with laughter tracks and punchlines in favour of a mockumentary style. The pair followed up The Office with Extras, in which Merchant played incompetent agent to Gervaisas struggling actor, amid a feast of celebrity cameos. In 2013 he wrote and starred in the HBO sitcom Hello Ladies, a series based on his standup routine and which followed an Englishman in Los Angeles and his failed attempts at dating. Elsewhere, he has worked variously as a DJ on BBC 6 Music, a podcaster and voiceover artist, and has appeared in films including Hot Fuzz and Jojo Rabbit.
Merchantas new six-part series, The Outlaws, co-created with Elgin James, follows the fortunes of seven strangers doing community service in Merchantas former hometown of Bristol. Characters include Darren Boydas reactionary businessman, Clare Perkinsa diehard activist, Eleanor Tomlinsonas spoilt influencer, Merchantas sad-sack solicitor a and Christopher Walken in his first role in a British comedy, as a career criminal fresh out of prison.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 10:00:38 GMT
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Many people turning to skips or sites such as Freecycle in a bid to save money and help the planet
One manas trash is another manas treasure, so goes the saying. That is certainly evident through the rise of exchanges on platforms such as Olio, Facebook Marketplace and Nextdoor, where people happily take their neighboursa unwanted goods off their hands. Sometimes items are new or as good as new; sometimes they are a piece of furniture to upcycle and breathe new life into.
From saving money to helping the planet, many people turn to volunteer-run online communities focused on goods that would otherwise go to landfill, rather than head to Ikea. Searches for the term aFreecyclea have increased 22% from July 2018 to July 2021, while the number of people Googling awhere can I find free stuff?a shot up 800% over the same period, according to the data provider SEMrush. Some scour skips, the streets, and ask around in their community for free stuff a all ways of consuming without spending a penny.
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In October 2001, the music industry was riven by piracy and had no idea how to solve it. Enter Steve Jobs, whose new device created a digital music market a and made Apple into a titan
In 2001, the record business was in freefall due to digital piracy, and the best way out of this accelerating crisis came in the shape of a white device the size of a deck of cards. The iPod, launched 20 years ago this week, was also how Appleas Steve Jobs was able to prey on a failing business in order to avenge his own past failures a exiled between 1985 and 1997 from the company he co-founded a by turning Apple into the most profitable company in history.
Before the iPod lifeline arrived in October 2001, record labels were in full panic mode. In its annual report for 2001, record company trade body IFPI called it aa turbulenta year, blaming filesharing and CD burning for a revenue slump. Jay Berman was chief exective of IFPI at the time and calls the scale of filesharing then aa crisis of momentous proportionsa for record labels. aIt really was,a he says, aa foreign invasion.a
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 11:00:39 GMT
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Tesco GetGo store in Holborn is latest to let shoppers walk straight out a but not everyone likes the frictionless experience
aDonat worry, youare just a dot on a screen like in Pac-Man,a says Bilal, a Tesco shop assistant, when a customer expresses concern about the hundreds of cameras tracking them as they browse in the new acheckout-freea store in central London.
From the outside this Tesco Express on High Holborn looks identical to thousands of others across the country. But inside there are no tills and no self-checkout machines. Instead you scan a QR code on your phone to gain entry, and a complex system of cameras and weighted shelves figure out what you have picked up. Once youare done you just walk out and your phone (eventually) buzzes to tell you how much youave spent.
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Iave always seemed older than my age. As a child I was quiet and reserved, but also serious and outspoken. Life wasnat always pleasant, but you remember the happy bits. Weave always been a tight-knit, motley crew: Mum, my older brother and me. We found ways to laugh through anything.
There often wasnat much money around. Mum stopped working when I was 12, for health reasons. She shielded me from our struggles with endless resourcefulness. When I was older I understood the sacrifices she made: at times going hungry to make sure Iad eaten.
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Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen discuss their dads, their unlikely friendship, and second careers a as podcast hosts
President Barack Obama
Good conversations donat follow a script. Like a good song, theyare full of surprises, improvisations, detours. They may be grounded in a specific time and place, reflecting your state of mind and the current state of the world. But the best conversations also have a timeless quality, taking you back into the realm of memory, propelling you forward toward your hopes and dreams. Sharing stories reminds you that youare not alone a and maybe helps you understand yourself a little bit better.
When Bruce and I first sat down in the summer of 2020 to record Renegades: Born in the USA, we didnat know how our conversations would turn out. What I did know was that Bruce was a great storyteller, a bard of the American experience a and that we both had a lot on our minds, including some fundamental questions about the troubling turn our country had taken. A historic pandemic showed no signs of abating. Americans everywhere were out of work. Millions had just taken to the streets to protest the murder of George Floyd, and the then occupant of the White House seemed intent not on bringing people together but on tearing down some of the basic values and institutional foundations of our democracy.
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Government adviser says measures need to be in place now to get transmission rates down; WHO says whole world needs to be vaccinated
- UK faces aanother lockdown Christmas if we donat act soona
- Record Covid fatalities as Russia prepares for nationwide curbs
- Covid testing failures at UK lab ashould have been flagged within daysa
- New Zealandas Covid outbreak spreads to South Island
- English local health chiefs urge extra Covid measures
- See all our coronavirus coverage
Here is a good picture to start your weekend with as a zoo in Jakarta, Indonesia, reopens following a dramatic fall in Covid cases in the country.
In case you missed it last night, the senior official credited with the early success of the Covid vaccine rollout in England is returning to the NHS to resume her role overseeing the programme, months after leaving to become the head of Boris Johnsonas Downing Street delivery unit.
The next phase of the vaccination programme is extremely important. We know that the vaccine is helping us to save lives and so we must focus all of our efforts on rolling out the booster campaign to everyone eligible, as well as ensuring that everyone who has not yet had their first jab, including young people, gets the chance to come forward.
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Putin blames low vaccination rates as the country records 1,075 deaths in a day
Russia reported a record 1,075 Covid deaths in 24 hours on Saturday as Europeas hardest-hit country with dramatically low vaccination rates prepares for nationwide curbs from next week.
Despite a number of pleas from the countryas president, Vladimir Putin, and the availability of the home-produced Sputnik V vaccine, only 36% of Russians are fully vaccinated.
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- Live T20 World Cup updates from 3pm BST
- Barney Ronay: Morgan merits chance to go out his own way
- And you can email Tanya or tweet @tjaldred
More dew talk: and some useful insight from Sam Curran (marooned in the studio because of his stress fracture) if you, like me, have never tried to send down a dewy ball in Dubai. aIf the ball is wet it is going to take out reverse swing and also makes it difficult to bowl yorkers.a
Nasser Hussain is out in Dubai and looking very perky. aEngland are well placed but are without Ben Stokes, Jofra Archer and Sam Curran, which shows the depth England have. The challenges are conditions, because with the balance of the side England have gone with it would have been very difficult for the three spinners bowling with a wet ball and a bar of soap if theyad lost the toss.a
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- Live Premier League and Football League updates from 3pm BST
- Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
- And you can email Will or tweet @Will_Unwin
Ngakia starts for Watford at Everton today, which is richly deserved as he was on the only positive to come out of their loss to Liverpool last week. Ranieri will be hoping a few players follow his lead today.
Of course they have.
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- Live Womenas World Cup qualifier updates from 5.15pm UK time
- Tumaini Carayol: How Hope Powell became a football legend
- And you can email Luke or tweet @lukemclaughlin
Sarina Wiegman speaks to ITV: aEveryoneas fit, we have the whole squad, so thatas very nice to have things to choose ... today itas this, but itas not set in stone for the upcoming matches.
aItas very exciting [to be involved in England Womenas first competitive match at Wembley] ... I feel the squad is very excited too ... we just canat wait to start.a
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- Updates from the 5.30pm (UK time) kick-off at the Amex Stadium
- Live scores: all the goals as they go in around the UK and Europe
- Get in touch! Send your thoughts to Scott by email here
Brighton make just one change to the side that drew with Norwich last weekend. Solly March replaces Shane Duffy for the hosts, who have drawn their last two games 0-0.
Manchester City make two changes from the Champions League rout in Bruges. Ilkay Gundogan and Gabriel Jesus are back. Kevin De Bruyne and Riyad Mahrez drop to the bench. Raheem Sterling, not fully fit, misses out altogether.
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After investing so much energy into building the attack around Romelu Lukaku Chelsea found a way to play without their APS97.5m striker. Mason Mount accepted the extra responsibility with typical eagerness, scoring his first hat-trick in a Chelsea shirt, and Thomas Tuchel could also take satisfaction from Callum Hudson-Odoi capitalising on the absence of Lukaku, Christian Pulisic and Timo Werner by producing a driven, skilful display in his favourite position.
One down, 249 to go as far as Hudson-Odoi is concerned. Before this game Tuchel had challenged him to deliver on a consistent basis, telling the 20-year-old winger that he will have turned a corner only once he plays 250 good games in a row, and the tough love drew a positive reaction.
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- France 10-30 England
- Four tries in first 20 minutes seal Shaun Waneas first win
A near-perfect opening quarter proved to be enough for England to hold off a gallant second-half effort from France and secure Shaun Waneas first win as national coach.
Waneas side for the Test in Perpignan included eight debutants, with an obvious glance towards next yearas World Cup and a chance for some players to show they can force their way into his thinking. He will have been impressed with what he saw in the opening quarter, with England motoring along at a point a minute against Laurent Frayssinousa side, who they will meet in the group stage of the tournament in 2022.
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The long-distance runner was buried in her home town in Kenyan highlands after being found stabbed to death
More than 1,000 mourners gathered for the funeral of long-distance Olympic runner Agnes Tirop, a rising star in Kenyaas highly competitive athletics scene.
Tirop was found stabbed to death in her home in the Great Rift Valley town of Iten on 13 October. Her funeral was held on the day she would have turned 26.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 14:52:00 GMT
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- South Africa 118-9; Australia 121-5 off 19.4 overs
- Marcus Stoinis 24 not out, Josh Hazlewood 2-19
Marcus Stoinis helped Australia complete a tense win over South Africa in their T20 World Cup opener, rescuing his side after they flirted with disaster in pursuit of 119.
Stoinis (24 not out) slapped two boundaries in the final over as he and Matthew Wade (15 not out) shepherded Australia home with two balls remaining, sharing an unbeaten 40-run stand in Abu Dhabi. Josh Hazlewood extended his superb Indian Premier League form into the T20 World Cup, helping restrict the Proteas to 118 for nine.
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Frances Haugenas atestimony toura of revelations about the tech company makes good copy, but will its executives listen?
If you wanted a paragon of astute, thoroughly modern whistleblowing, then Frances Haugen is your woman. She is the former Facebook employee who revealed that the company knew about the harm that some of its products, especially Instagram, were causing but did little or nothing about them because it prioritised growth and revenue above all else.
A good CV is essential to establish your street cred and Haugen ticks all the Silicon Valley boxes. A degree in electrical engineering? Check. An MBA from Harvard? Check. Specialised in algorithmic management? Check. Experience with, and knowledge of, ranking algorithms at a number of tech companies? Check (Google, Pinterest, Yelp). And of course youall have held down a substantial position in the company about which you are blowing the whistle. Again, Haugen ticks that box: at Facebook, she was the lead product manager on the civic misinformation team, which dealt with issues of democracy and misinformation; she later worked on counterespionage.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 14:00:43 GMT
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Not long after she took over as BBC political correspondent, Laura Kuenssberg suggested that what she was most excited about awas to allow the voices of people outside this weirdo Palace of Westminster to be heard. I thought the whole social media thing might be really positive.a
Six years on, as Kuennssberg appears to have come to the end of her tenure, she might have been careful what she wished for. The voices outside Westminster she has mostly been hearing are those toxic tones that have become the white noise of our fractured public life.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 10:29:38 GMT
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Increasingly, authoritarians are likening agenderisma to acommunisma and atotalitarianisma
In June, the Hungarian parliament voted overwhelmingly to eliminate from public schools all teaching related to ahomosexuality and gender changea, associating LGBTQI rights and education with pedophilia and totalitarian cultural politics. In late May, Danish MPs passed a resolution against aexcessive activisma in academic research environments, including gender studies, race theory, postcolonial and immigration studies in their list of culprits. In December 2020, the supreme court in Romania struck down a law that would have forbidden the teaching of agender identity theorya but the debate there rages on. Trans-free spaces in Poland have been declared by transphobes eager to purify Poland of corrosive cultural influences from the US and the UK. Turkeyas withdrawal from the Istanbul convention in March sent shudders through the EU, since one of its main objections was the inclusion of protections for women and children against violence, and this aproblema was linked to the foreign word, agendera.
The attacks on so-called agender ideologya have grown in recent years throughout the world, dominating public debate stoked by electronic networks and backed by extensive rightwing Catholic and evangelical organizations. Although not always in accord, these groups concur that the traditional family is under attack, that children in the classroom are being indoctrinated to become homosexuals, and that agendera is a dangerous, if not diabolical, ideology threatening to destroy families, local cultures, civilization, and even amana himself.
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The transportation secretary is aat worka like the heroic workaholic he is a but that undermines the whole point of parental leave
Brace yourself, because what Iam going to say next may shock you. Here we go: an American man adopted newborn twins and then had the audacity to take some time off work to look after them! No, I canat believe it either. No self-respecting, red-blooded man should be spending time with his tiny babies. He should be in the office, missing those early months, so he can focus on whatas really important. Forget bonding with your vulnerable newborns, there are urgent emails to be sent.
Arwa Mahdawias new book, Strong Female Lead, is available for pre-order
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The onus is on white people to change things for those of us working behind the scenes, but Black creators also hold sway
In the eight years Iave worked in the music industry, career highs have been offset by instances of racism. Iave often been confused with other Black people who work in the industry at events, meetings and panels a at a gig one evening, it happened three separate times.
For the first part of my career, I worked in the independent sector, which is not known for its diversity. My isolation as one of the few Black people working in this area was often explained away by my white counterparts: Iave been told that Black people just donat listen to alternative music, but this doesnat explain why white people are overrepresented when working in Black music. When I am asked about my perspectives, Iam often then required to do the heavy lifting, as though structural racism is a problem that Black people should fix rather than the white perpetrators of it. When I was starting out in the industry a younger, more insecure about my race and attempting to get my bearings in a sea of white faces, my attempts to assimilate were often overwhelmed by a sense of otherness.
Michelle Kambasha works in the music industry
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Iave worked in oil for decades, and seen what happens when jobs dry up with no plan B. Now industry leaders must face reality too
Moving to a green energy system and a zero-emissions society without leaving people behind is an enormous challenge. Many oil and gas workers are actually ready for the change, but the oil and gas industry itself is slowing the process, holding back real progress.
Having worked in the oil industry in Aberdeen and abroad for decades, what I have seen feels like the industry applying all of its power to self-preservation, in the face of the immutable truths that fossil fuels will one day run out and that we must keep what of them remains in the ground.
Erik Dalhuijsen is a consultant petroleum and sustainability engineer and a climate change activist living in Aberdeen
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An insider says keeping temperatures within 1.5C above pre-industrial levels rests with big developing countries in G20
As we get closer to the beginning of Cop26, I worry that the main goal a keeping temperature rises within 1.5C above pre-industrial levels a is slipping away.
The Covid-19 pandemic offered the opportunity for a global reset. We could rebuild in a way that was green and with lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Every week weall hear from negotiators from a developing country that is involved in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change negotiations and will be attending the Cop26 climate conference.
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Government urged to carry out comprehensive review of curriculum and decarbonise school estate by 2030
Climate crisis education should become fully embedded in the system, unions have urged.
A joint letter to the education secretary, Nadhim Zahawi, calls for a review of the curriculum to ensure everyone is mobilised for a asustainable futurea.
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Exclusive: crown estates accused of greed in selling rights to aincompatiblea carbon capture and windfarm projects
A clash between two multibillion pound anet zero carbona schemes is brewing in the North Sea after the Queenas property manager granted development rights for one patch of seabed to two different projects at the same time.
The crown estate will earn millions of pounds after agreeing to lease an area off the Yorkshire coast to the latest phase of the giant Hornsea offshore windfarm, as well as to a scheme led by BP which plans to begin storing carbon dioxide under the seabed. This has prompted concern that the giant wind turbines could interfere with seabed sensors for the carbon storage project.
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Trainer drop-off scheme has been quietly shelved as haulage and tax costs soared after UK left the EU
Nike has shelved its popular recycling scheme in the UK in response to higher costs arising from Brexit.
The Reuse-a-Shoe scheme allowed UK customers to deposit their old trainers at a Nike store, where they would be shipped to one of Nikeas four distribution centres in Flanders, Belgium, to be recycled into rubber for use in track surfaces, gym flooring and new Nike footwear and apparel.
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Creative arts and other courses may be targeted to rein in loan debts, a plan critics deride as aanti-intellectuala
The government is considering new plans to limit the number of students studying creative arts and other degrees with lower salary returns as part of its spending review negotiations, the Guardian has learned.
With outstanding student loans reaching APS140bn last year, the Treasury is understood to be keen to reduce the number of students in England studying courses producing lower salaries and therefore less likely to pay back their loans.
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Landlord and homelessness organisations say funding not enough to cover estimated APS300m in Covid rent debts
Vulnerable renters who have fallen into arrears during the pandemic will be helped with a APS65m support package this winter, the government has announced.
Councils in England will be able to use the funding to support low-income earners who are behind on their rent, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) said.
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Summit president says 2015 global emissions agreement a aframeworka but rules were left for future talks
Achieving a global climate deal in Glasgow in the next three weeks will be harder than signing the Paris agreement of 2015, the UK president-designate of the Cop26 talks has said.
Alok Sharma, the cabinet minister in charge of the UK-hosted talks, just over a week away, said the task would be to get nearly 200 countries to implement stringent cuts to their greenhouse gas emissions, in line with holding global temperature increases to within 1.5C of pre-industrial levels a a goal fast receding as global carbon output continues to climb.
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Unconfirmed reports say nearly 1,000 inmates escaped from correctional facility in south-west of country
Gunmen have attacked a prison in south-west Nigeria, freeing about 575 inmates, officials said.
The third jailbreak in Africaas most populous country this year raises more concerns about how safe detention facilities are in the west African country where authorities have struggled to stem rising violence.
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Company under fire as news reports detail spread of misinformation and conspiracy theories even as staff raised concerns
Facebook faced mounting pressure on Friday after a new whistleblower accused it of knowingly hosting hate speech and illegal activity, even as leaked documents shed further light on how the company failed to heed internal concerns over election misinformation.
Allegations by the new whistleblower, who spoke to the Washington Post, were reportedly contained in a complaint to the Securities and Exchange Commission, the US agency that handles regulation to protect investors in publicly traded companies.
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Analysts question if Dublinas reputation as a leading tech hub could be undermined by new 15% tax rate
Ten years ago Dublin was nicknamed Silicon Valleyas ahome from homea with tech superstars including Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk queueing up to snap up office space, avail themselves of local Irish hospitality and low tax.
But while the decision of Google, Facebook, Yahoo, LinkedIn, eBay, Amazon and more recently TikTok to locate their European headquarters in the Irish capital helped cement its reputation as one of the regionas leading tech hubs, questions are now being asked about whether they will stay.
Earlier this month Ireland signed up to landmark reforms for a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15%, up from the current level of 12.5% set by Dublin, in the biggest shifts for the countryas tax system in almost 20 years.
Some analysts argued the nationas economic model could be badly undermined, while the Irish finance minister, Paschal Donohoe, said earlier this year that up to a!2bn (APS1.7bn) a year in tax revenue could be lost by 2025. However, there are hopes the changes might not prove as existential as they first seem.
aIn the short to medium term, no, there wonat be an exodus, the change from 12.5% to 15% is not that significant,a said Seamus Coffey, an economist at University College Cork and former chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council.
Ireland had played hardball in global tax talks taking place between 140 countries at the OECD in Paris, following almost a decade of failure among world leaders to agree reforms that would equip the taxation regime for the digital age.
Dublin refused to join an accord earlier this year, and only relented earlier this month at the 11th hour of negotiations after securing a key concession a earlier plans calling for a minimum rate of aat leasta 15% were dropped, giving the government more certainty that it would not be ratcheted higher in future.
However, the reality is that many big tech firms never paid the 12.5% headline rate set by Ireland in the first place.
A Bloomberg investigation in 2010 showed how Google had cut its overseas tax rate to just 2.4% using an aggressive avoidance scheme dubbed the aDouble Irish, Dutch sandwicha to effectively shuffle revenues made across Europe offshore to places like Bermuda, where the tax rate was zero.
Those schemes were outlawed in 2015, giving companies five yearsa notice to comply.
However, while such arrangements undoubtedly helped attract Google and Facebook to Ireland in the noughties, they were merely the latest in a wave of more than 1,500 foreign firms a 800 of them American a lured in by the low-tax ethos of the countryas Industrial Development Agency since its foundation in 1949.
Before them IBM, Intel, Pfizer and Apple were shown the red carpet. For at least a decade Allergan has been making the worldas supply of Botox in Westport, County Mayo, on the countryas windswept Atlantic coast.
aThe low tax rate started in the 1960s at zero and then went to 10%,a said Coffey. aThe point of it was never to generate corporate tax revenue, but to use relatively low corporate tax to attract the companies to set up in Ireland and let them build big factories and facilities. And then we have employment.a
There are other factors tempting in multinationals. Chinese-owned TikTok set up its Dublin HQ in 2018 long after the writing was on the wall for the tax avoidance loophole.
aYoung companies focus on things that will either kill them or help them scale in the near future. Corporate tax isnat one of them,a said Stephen McIntyre, former head of Twitter in Ireland and a partner in Frontline Ventures, a venture capital firm in Dublin and London set up to help US tech firms expand in Europe.
Joe Biden and the OECD want to promote this idea of competing on grounds other than tax, viewing the reforms as ending the arace to the bottoma between countries.
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 12:51:51 GMT
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Law makes local authorities and parents responsible for ensuring children are spared stress of overwork
China has passed a law to reduce the atwin pressuresa of homework and off-site tutoring on children.
The official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday the new law, which has not been published in full, makes local governments responsible for ensuring that the twin pressures are reduced and asks parents to arrange their childrenas time to account for reasonable rest and exercise, thereby reducing pressure and avoiding internet overuse.
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Human Rights Watch has logged illegal seizures of land and homes then given to Taliban supporters
Thousands of people have been forced from their homes and land by Taliban officials in the north and south of Afghanistan, in what amounted to collective punishment, illegal under international law, Human Rights Watch has warned.
Many of the evictions targeted members of the Shia Hazara community, while others were of people connected to the former Afghan government. Land and homes seized this way have often been redistributed to Taliban supporters, HRW said.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 06:00:34 GMT
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The US president hopes to be a transformational figure like FDR but inaction on voting rights, the climate crisis and social policy has fuelled frustration
When Joe Biden huddled with a group of historians in March, the conversation revolved around thinking big like one of his predecessors, Franklin Roosevelt, architect of the New Deal. Biden, it seemed, wanted to join him in the first rank of transformational US presidents.
Six months later, a very different gathering took place this week outside the White House gates. Five young climate activists, holding signs and sitting on folding chairs, began an indefinite hunger strike. It was a visceral expression of disgust at what they see as Bidenas willingness to think small and break his promises.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 01:30:40 GMT
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UN says government was aware of plane carrying 11 aid workers as year-long conflict with TPLF escalates in Tigray and Amhara
An Ethiopian government airstrike on the capital of the northern Tigray region has forced a UN aid flight to abort a landing in midair.
The UN has suspended its twice-weekly passenger flights to Mekelle for humanitarian personnel after the plane with 11 passengers had to abort the landing on Friday and return to the capital, Addis Ababa.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 02:58:08 GMT
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The Orion capsule will be launched on the Space Launch System, paving the way for the resumption of people to walk on Earthas satellite again
Nasa has announced plans to launch an uncrewed flight around the Moon in February 2022, paving the way for astronauts to once again set foot on Earthas satellite.
The US space agency said on Friday that it was in the final phase of testing to send its Orion capsule on an orbit around the Moon on its Space Launch System rocket.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 05:00:32 GMT
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Known for his wild parties and proud queerness, he went to church, met the pope and prayed daily with his mother
He is celebrated for his Marilyn Monroe and Campbellas Soup prints, legendary parties, proud queerness and worship of celebrity.
But Andy Warhol was raised by a devout Catholic mother with whom he prayed daily throughout the two decades in which they shared a New York home. The wild prince of pop art went to church, met the pope and financed his nephewas studies to become a priest.
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From Mamma Mia! to the NBA superstar, with a detour into Suede, we dive down the rabbit hole of the presenter and writeras career
Richard Osman
The cohost of the BBCas Pointless is now a fiction superstar: 2020as caper, The Thursday Murder Club, was followed last month by The Man Who Died Twice. Both follow residents of a Kent retirement village who become sleuths. Osmanas debut sold more than a million and the follow-up is one of the fastest-selling novels of all time in the UK.
Ol Parker
Last year Ol Parker was lined up to make a film of The Thursday Murder Club. The English writer-director, who is married to Thandiwe Newton, is carving out a real niche for himself, having written the Marigold Hotel films and directed the Mamma Mia! sequel. In 2018, Newton featured in the semi-dud Star Wars spin-off Solo, alongside Emilia Clarke, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and Donald Glover as Lando Calrissian.
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 09:00:36 GMT
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Patricia Lockwood, Anuk Arudpragasam, Richard Powers and more on how they made the 2021 shortlist
aI did not see a character, but rather a horizona
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A stellar cast enliven the directoras uneven three-story anthology featuring a student protest, an insane artist and a heist thriller
The films of Wes Anderson, with their intricately layered details and fanatically meticulous design, almost invariably reward a second viewing. That is certainly the case with his latest, The French Dispatch, a showily starry portmanteau picture that takes as a jumping-off point the final issue of a supplement magazine for the fictional Liberty, Kansas Evening Sun newspaper. But given that on a first viewing I found it to be among the most punchable films I have ever seen, the initial bar was lower than with some of Andersonas other pictures.
The problem with the anthology structure a the film is made of three discrete stories, each based on a feature article by one of the magazineas star writers, plus a brief scene-setting travelogue that digs into the insalubrious corners of the town of Ennui-sur-BlasA(c) a is that itas almost inevitably uneven. And however engaging the filmas final story is a the most satisfying by no small margin; a food review turned heist thriller narrated by and starring Jeffrey Wright at his most mellifluous and charming a patience will be sorely tried by the segment that comes before it.
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Set of six copies of portraits first produced in 1579 in Venice are going up for auction in London next week
They were powerful rulers of perhaps the mightiest empire the world has ever seen, and their portraits oiled the wheels of diplomacy. Six sultans of the Ottoman empire, which spanned more than six centuries and dominated a great swathe of the world, gaze out beneath magnificent, bulbous turbans, a symbol of their wealth and status.
An original set of 14 portraits was produced in Venice in 1579, and copies were made later. The only surviving intact set is in Munich, but a set of six goes on display at Christieas in London this weekend before being sold at auction on 28 October.
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The US president hopes to be a transformational figure like FDR but inaction on voting rights, the climate crisis and social policy has fuelled frustration
When Joe Biden huddled with a group of historians in March, the conversation revolved around thinking big like one of his predecessors, Franklin Roosevelt, architect of the New Deal. Biden, it seemed, wanted to join him in the first rank of transformational US presidents.
Six months later, a very different gathering took place this week outside the White House gates. Five young climate activists, holding signs and sitting on folding chairs, began an indefinite hunger strike. It was a visceral expression of disgust at what they see as Bidenas willingness to think small and break his promises.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 07:00:35 GMT
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A post-pandemic labor shortage has given workers leverage but experts doubt it will lead to a sustained rise in union membership
US labor unions have been on the defensive for decades but this October there has been a surprising burst of worker militancy and strikes as workers have gone on the offensive to demand more. Experts are predicting more actions to come but whether aStriketobera can lead to permanent change remains an open question.
The scale of industrial action is truly remarkable. Ten thousand John Deere workers have gone on strike, 1,400 Kellogg workers have walked out, as well as a walkout threatened by more than 30,000 Kaiser Permanente workers, all inflamed by a profound disconnect between labor and management.
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Assistant director assured actor the gun was safe to use because it didnat have live ammunition, search warrant says
Alec Baldwin was handed a loaded weapon by an assistant director who indicated it was safe to use in the moments before the actor fatally shot a cinematographer, court records released on Friday show.
The assistant director did not know the prop gun was loaded with live rounds, according to a search warrant filed in a Santa Fe court.
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The rightwing group outgrew its origins on campuses to hobnob with Republican operatives and donors a despite some discomfort in the party
The powerful conservative youth group Turning Point USA, which has forged strong ties to Donald Trump and his son Don Trump Jr, has raised tens of millions of dollars from super rich donors and secret backers while pushing disinformation about Joe Bidenas win in 2020, Covid-19 vaccines and other extremist and rightwing issues.
The group is campaigning on college campuses across the US, as well as expanding into rightist media and faith activities and a through its campaign arm a is getting directly involved with elections, where it often supports pro-Trump and conservative candidates.
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Italyas far-right former interior minister goes on trial for refusing to let Spanish rescue ship dock in Sicily
The Italian far-right leader, Matteo Salvini, has criticised the approval of a Hollywood star as a witness in his trial on kidnapping charges for blocking the arrival of a migrant rescue ship.
As the trial began on Saturday, the Palermo judge Roberto Murgia said all witnesses submitted by the parties would be allowed to testify, including the actor Richard Gere, who went on board the NGO ship Open Arms in August 2019 in a show of solidarity with the 147 stranded migrants. The next hearing has been set for 17 December.
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Summit president says 2015 global emissions agreement a aframeworka but rules were left for future talks
Achieving a global climate deal in Glasgow in the next three weeks will be harder than signing the Paris agreement of 2015, the UK president-designate of the Cop26 talks has said.
Alok Sharma, the cabinet minister in charge of the UK-hosted talks, just over a week away, said the task would be to get nearly 200 countries to implement stringent cuts to their greenhouse gas emissions, in line with holding global temperature increases to within 1.5C of pre-industrial levels a a goal fast receding as global carbon output continues to climb.
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Law makes local authorities and parents responsible for ensuring children are spared stress of overwork
China has passed a law to reduce the atwin pressuresa of homework and off-site tutoring on children.
The official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday the new law, which has not been published in full, makes local governments responsible for ensuring that the twin pressures are reduced and asks parents to arrange their childrenas time to account for reasonable rest and exercise, thereby reducing pressure and avoiding internet overuse.
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Human Rights Watch has logged illegal seizures of land and homes then given to Taliban supporters
Thousands of people have been forced from their homes and land by Taliban officials in the north and south of Afghanistan, in what amounted to collective punishment, illegal under international law, Human Rights Watch has warned.
Many of the evictions targeted members of the Shia Hazara community, while others were of people connected to the former Afghan government. Land and homes seized this way have often been redistributed to Taliban supporters, HRW said.
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The Orion capsule will be launched on the Space Launch System, paving the way for the resumption of people to walk on Earthas satellite again
Nasa has announced plans to launch an uncrewed flight around the Moon in February 2022, paving the way for astronauts to once again set foot on Earthas satellite.
The US space agency said on Friday that it was in the final phase of testing to send its Orion capsule on an orbit around the Moon on its Space Launch System rocket.
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Unconfirmed reports say nearly 1,000 inmates escaped from correctional facility in south-west of country
Gunmen have attacked a prison in south-west Nigeria, freeing about 575 inmates, officials said.
The third jailbreak in Africaas most populous country this year raises more concerns about how safe detention facilities are in the west African country where authorities have struggled to stem rising violence.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 02:25:07 GMT
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Company under fire as news reports detail spread of misinformation and conspiracy theories even as staff raised concerns
Facebook faced mounting pressure on Friday after a new whistleblower accused it of knowingly hosting hate speech and illegal activity, even as leaked documents shed further light on how the company failed to heed internal concerns over election misinformation.
Allegations by the new whistleblower, who spoke to the Washington Post, were reportedly contained in a complaint to the Securities and Exchange Commission, the US agency that handles regulation to protect investors in publicly traded companies.
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The progeny of animals brought illegally to Colombia and kept in the drug lordas private zoo must now be put on birth control
When Gina Paola Serna studied to become a biologist and veterinarian in Colombia, she never expected to one day be tasked with neutering an invasive herd of hippos that once belonged to Pablo Escobar.
When they were smuggled into the drug lordas private zoo in the 1980s, there were just four hippos. But in the 26 years since Escobaras death, their numbers have steadily grown : the herd now includes about 80 animals a threatening to disrupt ecosystems in Colombia. So now, Serna spends her days tracking and sterilizing the hulking riverine mammals.
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After the accidental death of Halyna Hutchins on the set of Rust, professionals discuss gun safety in Hollywood
In the wake of the tragic accidental death of the cinematographer Halyna Hutchins from a misfired weapon on the New Mexico set of the movie Rust, the role of stunt firearms in film, and the props departments who manage a maze of safety protocols, are under scrutiny.
Hutchins, 42, died and director Joel Souza was hospitalized after a prop firearm was discharged by the star and producer Alec Baldwin. While the exact chain of events that led to Halynaas death are unknown a the police are investigating a they appear far out of line with a profession seemingly protected by safety nets and could hasten a shift away from staged blank rounds to digital effects.
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Surfer and tinkerer died aged 86 after a lifetime of dreaming up quirky creations
Tom Morey, who over the summer celebrated the 50th anniversary of his most beloved invention, the Boogie Board, picked up a lot of descriptors to go after his name in his lifetime.
Tom Morey, innovator. Tom Morey, surf legend. aThe Ben Franklin of the surfing world.a Jazz musician. Aeronautical engineer. aThe most significant person to get people in the water.a
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Increasingly, authoritarians are likening agenderisma to acommunisma and atotalitarianisma
In June, the Hungarian parliament voted overwhelmingly to eliminate from public schools all teaching related to ahomosexuality and gender changea, associating LGBTQI rights and education with pedophilia and totalitarian cultural politics. In late May, Danish MPs passed a resolution against aexcessive activisma in academic research environments, including gender studies, race theory, postcolonial and immigration studies in their list of culprits. In December 2020, the supreme court in Romania struck down a law that would have forbidden the teaching of agender identity theorya but the debate there rages on. Trans-free spaces in Poland have been declared by transphobes eager to purify Poland of corrosive cultural influences from the US and the UK. Turkeyas withdrawal from the Istanbul convention in March sent shudders through the EU, since one of its main objections was the inclusion of protections for women and children against violence, and this aproblema was linked to the foreign word, agendera.
The attacks on so-called agender ideologya have grown in recent years throughout the world, dominating public debate stoked by electronic networks and backed by extensive rightwing Catholic and evangelical organizations. Although not always in accord, these groups concur that the traditional family is under attack, that children in the classroom are being indoctrinated to become homosexuals, and that agendera is a dangerous, if not diabolical, ideology threatening to destroy families, local cultures, civilization, and even amana himself.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 06:02:33 GMT
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Issa Raeas layered look at Black life in Los Angeles is entering its fifth, and final, season leaving behind a forceful legacy
No more Issa rapping encouraging quips to herself in a mirror. No more Molly espousing much-needed tough love while sidestepping around her own mess in the same breath. No more drug-fueled Coachella scenes that end in fighting and a tase. HBOas mega-hit comedy Insecure is coming to a close after its fifth season, premiering this weekend, the end of an invitation for viewers everywhere, especially Black women like myself, to appreciate the hilarious and layered reality of getting oneas shit together.
Insecure has been a masterclass on embracing authenticity a specifically the authentic lived experiences of Black women a on television. Like the millennial protagonists of Insecure dealing with the throes of adulthood, unhappy relationships a both romantic and platonic a and trying to carve out a legacy while balancing everyday responsibilities, Insecure proves that Black life in its most everyday form is funny, dramatic, cringe-y, and relatable, OK?!
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The transportation secretary is aat worka like the heroic workaholic he is a but that undermines the whole point of parental leave
Brace yourself, because what Iam going to say next may shock you. Here we go: an American man adopted newborn twins and then had the audacity to take some time off work to look after them! No, I canat believe it either. No self-respecting, red-blooded man should be spending time with his tiny babies. He should be in the office, missing those early months, so he can focus on whatas really important. Forget bonding with your vulnerable newborns, there are urgent emails to be sent.
Arwa Mahdawias new book, Strong Female Lead, is available for pre-order
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Multilingual love song Isii Nafta has spread like wildfire on social media, cheering the Somali community
She is a little-known Somali singer without much of social media presence; fans would be hard pressed to find any information about her online. But Nimco Happyas catchy song Isii Nafta has conquered the internet this month.
The song has been used in more than 98,000 videos on TikTok in the past month and gone similarly viral on Instagram and Twitter, with the likes of the model Bella Hadid and the rapper Cardi B sharing it on their feeds.
Ogsoonoo inaan ku jeclahay (Somali for aKnow that I love youa)
And I love you more than my life
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Matt Gibberd, founder of high-end architectural estate agency The Modern House, shares his top tips
For the past 16 years, I have spent my days nosing round other peopleas homes like a design-obsessed basset hound. I have been granted access through hundreds of locked doors, perched on wobbly Windsor chairs, and taken tea in stylish studio flats, cleverly converted factories and even a working barge.
Throughout all this, Iave learned a lot. As The Modern House has grown, Iave discovered that these homes a from studio flats to listed architectural masterpieces a have the same design principles in common: clever layouts, masterly manipulation of natural light, tactile materials, a connection to nature, sheer exuberance and personality in decoration a and much more.
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A stellar cast enliven the directoras uneven three-story anthology featuring a student protest, an insane artist and a heist thriller
The films of Wes Anderson, with their intricately layered details and fanatically meticulous design, almost invariably reward a second viewing. That is certainly the case with his latest, The French Dispatch, a showily starry portmanteau picture that takes as a jumping-off point the final issue of a supplement magazine for the fictional Liberty, Kansas Evening Sun newspaper. But given that on a first viewing I found it to be among the most punchable films I have ever seen, the initial bar was lower than with some of Andersonas other pictures.
The problem with the anthology structure a the film is made of three discrete stories, each based on a feature article by one of the magazineas star writers, plus a brief scene-setting travelogue that digs into the insalubrious corners of the town of Ennui-sur-BlasA(c) a is that itas almost inevitably uneven. And however engaging the filmas final story is a the most satisfying by no small margin; a food review turned heist thriller narrated by and starring Jeffrey Wright at his most mellifluous and charming a patience will be sorely tried by the segment that comes before it.
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The comic actor and writer on his new sitcom about community service, sharing Christopher Walkenas omelette and portraying a serial killer
Stephen Merchant, 46, is a writer, producer, director and comic actor who rose to fame in 2001 with The Office, about life at a paper supply company in Slough. Created by Merchant and his former XFM co-presenter Ricky Gervais, the awards-festooned series spawned a US version starring Steve Carell, and is credited with prompting a new wave of comedy series that dispensed with laughter tracks and punchlines in favour of a mockumentary style. The pair followed up The Office with Extras, in which Merchant played incompetent agent to Gervaisas struggling actor, amid a feast of celebrity cameos. In 2013 he wrote and starred in the HBO sitcom Hello Ladies, a series based on his standup routine and which followed an Englishman in Los Angeles and his failed attempts at dating. Elsewhere, he has worked variously as a DJ on BBC 6 Music, a podcaster and voiceover artist, and has appeared in films including Hot Fuzz and Jojo Rabbit.
Merchantas new six-part series, The Outlaws, co-created with Elgin James, follows the fortunes of seven strangers doing community service in Merchantas former hometown of Bristol. Characters include Darren Boydas reactionary businessman, Clare Perkinsa diehard activist, Eleanor Tomlinsonas spoilt influencer, Merchantas sad-sack solicitor a and Christopher Walken in his first role in a British comedy, as a career criminal fresh out of prison.
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Government adviser says measures need to be in place now to get transmission rates down; WHO says whole world needs to be vaccinated
- UK faces aanother lockdown Christmas if we donat act soona
- Record Covid fatalities as Russia prepares for nationwide curbs
- Covid testing failures at UK lab ashould have been flagged within daysa
- New Zealandas Covid outbreak spreads to South Island
- English local health chiefs urge extra Covid measures
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Here is a good picture to start your weekend with as a zoo in Jakarta, Indonesia, reopens following a dramatic fall in Covid cases in the country.
In case you missed it last night, the senior official credited with the early success of the Covid vaccine rollout in England is returning to the NHS to resume her role overseeing the programme, months after leaving to become the head of Boris Johnsonas Downing Street delivery unit.
The next phase of the vaccination programme is extremely important. We know that the vaccine is helping us to save lives and so we must focus all of our efforts on rolling out the booster campaign to everyone eligible, as well as ensuring that everyone who has not yet had their first jab, including young people, gets the chance to come forward.
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Putin blames low vaccination rates as the country records 1,075 deaths in a day
Russia reported a record 1,075 Covid deaths in 24 hours on Saturday as Europeas hardest-hit country with dramatically low vaccination rates prepares for nationwide curbs from next week.
Despite a number of pleas from the countryas president, Vladimir Putin, and the availability of the home-produced Sputnik V vaccine, only 36% of Russians are fully vaccinated.
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The worldas lockdown capital emerges for its first Friday night of freedom, but not everyone joined the party
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From St Kilda to Coburg the traffic is heavy in Melbourne for the first time in months. The bars are filling up and friends are having long hugs as the worldas lockdown capital sheds its Covid restrictions and opens up.
aMelbourne is back!a yells one man out of his car window on Lygon Street in the inner-city suburb of Carlton.
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Frances Haugenas atestimony toura of revelations about the tech company makes good copy, but will its executives listen?
If you wanted a paragon of astute, thoroughly modern whistleblowing, then Frances Haugen is your woman. She is the former Facebook employee who revealed that the company knew about the harm that some of its products, especially Instagram, were causing but did little or nothing about them because it prioritised growth and revenue above all else.
A good CV is essential to establish your street cred and Haugen ticks all the Silicon Valley boxes. A degree in electrical engineering? Check. An MBA from Harvard? Check. Specialised in algorithmic management? Check. Experience with, and knowledge of, ranking algorithms at a number of tech companies? Check (Google, Pinterest, Yelp). And of course youall have held down a substantial position in the company about which you are blowing the whistle. Again, Haugen ticks that box: at Facebook, she was the lead product manager on the civic misinformation team, which dealt with issues of democracy and misinformation; she later worked on counterespionage.
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The onus is on white people to change things for those of us working behind the scenes, but Black creators also hold sway
In the eight years Iave worked in the music industry, career highs have been offset by instances of racism. Iave often been confused with other Black people who work in the industry at events, meetings and panels a at a gig one evening, it happened three separate times.
For the first part of my career, I worked in the independent sector, which is not known for its diversity. My isolation as one of the few Black people working in this area was often explained away by my white counterparts: Iave been told that Black people just donat listen to alternative music, but this doesnat explain why white people are overrepresented when working in Black music. When I am asked about my perspectives, Iam often then required to do the heavy lifting, as though structural racism is a problem that Black people should fix rather than the white perpetrators of it. When I was starting out in the industry a younger, more insecure about my race and attempting to get my bearings in a sea of white faces, my attempts to assimilate were often overwhelmed by a sense of otherness.
Michelle Kambasha works in the music industry
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- Live scores: all the goals as they go in around the UK and Europe
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Pep Guardiolaas turn to have a chat with Sky Sports. aThis is a big challenge, definitely. Man to man, they are so aggressive, really good in the final third, they have really good principles. I am so, so happy. I donat have any complaints with my team. Our game in Bruges was exceptional. Burnley was not perfect, but itas normal. Always you have a little bit up and down.a
Graham Potter talks to Sky. aCity are a team in a fantastic moment. We know the challenge. Shane Duffy has had a load of football and itas a tactical decision to bring Solly March in, who has been also been playing well. Itas no slight on Shane at all, heas there and ready to help us at the back end of the game. It gives us an option to play an extra midfield player. We need to be focused because they can take you apart.a
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- American takes giant slalom at Soelden for 70th career win
- Shiffrin edges Lara Gut-Behrami by .14 for 13th GS victory
- Skier joins Ingemar Stenmark, Lindsey Vonn in 70-win club
Mikaela Shiffrin won the season-opening womenas World Cup giant slalom in Soelden on Saturday, beating world champion Lara Gut-Behrami in a close fight for her 70th career victory.
The American three-time overall champion sat .02 behind Gut-Behrami after the opening leg but put in another clean run in the second to edge her Swiss rival by .14.
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- Astros win 5-0 over Red Sox in Game 6 to clinch pennant
- Houston reach World Series for second time in three years
Rookie Luis GarcAa showed the poise of an October ace, Yordan Alvarez stayed hot at the plate and the Houston Astros earned yet another trip to the World Series, beating the Boston Red Sox 5-0 Friday night in Game 6 of the AL Championship Series.
The Astros advanced to the World Series for the fourth time overall and the second time in three seasons. They won the championship in 2017, a crown tainted by the teamas sign-stealing scandal, before losing to the Washington Nationals in seven games in 2019.
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As the USA play the All Blacks in Washington, a nonprofit named in part for the league great Clive Sullivan aims to install the oval ball at Howard, Morgan State, Bowie State and UDC
When the USA and New Zealand kick-off on Saturday at FedEx Field, home of the Washington Football Team, Carille Guthrie will look on with passionate interest.
Though Guthrie is president of a foundation which aims to grow rugby in historically Black colleges and universities around DC, she will not be at the game. Thanks to her work for the state department, she is currently based in Sri Lanka.
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After investing so much energy into building the attack around Romelu Lukaku Chelsea found a way to play without their APS97.5m striker. Mason Mount accepted the extra responsibility with typical eagerness, scoring his first hat-trick in a Chelsea shirt, and Thomas Tuchel could also take satisfaction from Callum Hudson-Odoi capitalising on the absence of Lukaku, Christian Pulisic and Timo Werner by producing a driven, skilful display in his favourite position.
One down, 249 to go as far as Hudson-Odoi is concerned. Before this game Tuchel had challenged him to deliver on a consistent basis, telling the 20-year-old winger he will have turned a corner only once he plays 250 good games in a row, and the tough love drew a positive reaction.
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Ngakia starts for Watford at Everton today, which is richly deserved as he was on the only positive to come out of their loss to Liverpool last week. Ranieri will be hoping a few players follow his lead today.
Of course they have.
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From grassroots campaigners to Hollywood actors, 21 climate rebels tell their stories
Tap on each activist to read their story
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One of worldas biggest oil exporters more than doubles its annual target to reduce carbon emissions
Saudi Arabia, one of the worldas top oil exporters, has announced it aims to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2060 and more than double its annual target to reduce carbon emissions.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made the announcement in brief scripted remarks at the start of the kingdomas first Saudi Green Initiative Forum.
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Sometimes the only way to get attention is to break the rules. Fifty years after my first arrest, Iave embraced being locked up in the name of the planet. As Cop26 nears, hereas why itas time to rise up
aC/ The good fight: the climate activists risking everything
The first time I was ever arrested, I was picked up for smuggling drugs into the US from Canada. They were vitamin pills, but that didnat seem to matter to the police officer in Cleveland, who mentioned that his orders had come from the Nixon White House. It was 1970. I had just started a campus speaking tour protesting against the Vietnam war, and was under surveillance by the National Security Agency. I raised my fist for the mugshot, and after a night in jail, they let me go.
I think the idea was to discredit my opposition to the war, and maybe get my speeches cancelled. Instead, students turned up in their thousands. My first arrest wasnat for an act of civil disobedience, exactly, but the lesson I took away from that surreal experience was just how powerful it can be to set your ideals against the machinery of the state. Half a century later, it still works. And, as the extraordinary activists who tell their stories here attest, it remains an indispensable means of being heard by those who would prefer to ignore us.
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The Texas-based singer-songwriteras juggles the personal and the political on his compelling debut
As an aspiring teenage guitarist, Carl Nichols was drawn to the blues discovered in his motheras record collection a Robert Cray, Corey Harris a while his hometown of Milwaukee offered gigs playing everything but the 12-bar bible. Instead, Nichols played in punk bands, in church, in hip-hop outfits and more, only returning to his first love after a European jaunt landed him in a Kiev blues club. On his return home, he made the demos that became the basis of this impressive debut, an album steeped in tradition but with an urgent, contemporary edge.
The tumbling lines of the 30-year-oldas finger-picked guitar carry echoes of the blues pioneers of the 1920s, but while the likes of Robert Johnson and Willie McTell sang with high, pungent voices, Nicholsas vocals are husky and intimate, which makes the anger of his lyrics the more biting. Another Man addresses the US history of lynching and police killing (it was written before the murder of George Floyd), remarking aWhy wear a hood when a badge is just as gooda. Overtly political numbers such as the harrowing Living Hell sit alongside more personal pieces; the desolate Lost and Lonesome, the rueful Sorry It Was You. Bleak but compelling.
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In October 2001, the music industry was riven by piracy and had no idea how to solve it. Enter Steve Jobs, whose new device created a digital music market a and made Apple into a titan
In 2001, the record business was in freefall due to digital piracy, and the best way out of this accelerating crisis came in the shape of a white device the size of a deck of cards. The iPod, launched 20 years ago this week, was also how Appleas Steve Jobs was able to prey on a failing business in order to avenge his own past failures a exiled between 1985 and 1997 from the company he co-founded a by turning Apple into the most profitable company in history.
Before the iPod lifeline arrived in October 2001, record labels were in full panic mode. In its annual report for 2001, record company trade body IFPI called it aa turbulenta year, blaming filesharing and CD burning for a revenue slump. Jay Berman was chief exective of IFPI at the time and calls the scale of filesharing then aa crisis of momentous proportionsa for record labels. aIt really was,a he says, aa foreign invasion.a
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Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen discuss their dads, their unlikely friendship, and second careers a as podcast hosts
President Barack Obama
Good conversations donat follow a script. Like a good song, theyare full of surprises, improvisations, detours. They may be grounded in a specific time and place, reflecting your state of mind and the current state of the world. But the best conversations also have a timeless quality, taking you back into the realm of memory, propelling you forward toward your hopes and dreams. Sharing stories reminds you that youare not alone a and maybe helps you understand yourself a little bit better.
When Bruce and I first sat down in the summer of 2020 to record Renegades: Born in the USA, we didnat know how our conversations would turn out. What I did know was that Bruce was a great storyteller, a bard of the American experience a and that we both had a lot on our minds, including some fundamental questions about the troubling turn our country had taken. A historic pandemic showed no signs of abating. Americans everywhere were out of work. Millions had just taken to the streets to protest the murder of George Floyd, and the then occupant of the White House seemed intent not on bringing people together but on tearing down some of the basic values and institutional foundations of our democracy.
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There is a fitting Sopranos-esque vagueness to the phrase ain talks witha, as in, Tony is in talks with New York or Carmela is in talks with the priest. The US streaming platform HBO Max has announced that it is in talks with David Chase about bringing the surprising TV hit of the pandemic back to the small screen. aWeare talking to David about a new series, Sopranos-related, on HBO Max,a confirmed television executive Ann Sarnoff last week.
It would be surprising, at this stage of renewed Sopranos fever, if these talks were not happening. The last two years have brought flash-in-the-pan TV smashes, from Mare of Easttown to Bridgerton to Squid Game, but there has been nothing like the level of reverence still bestowed on The Sopranos, either by those rewatching it for the second or third time (I put my hand up here) or the people who have come to it fresh, having been too young to absorb it when it was first on air.
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Known for his wild parties and proud queerness, he went to church, met the pope and prayed daily with his mother
He is celebrated for his Marilyn Monroe and Campbellas Soup prints, legendary parties, proud queerness and worship of celebrity.
But Andy Warhol was raised by a devout Catholic mother with whom he prayed daily throughout the two decades in which they shared a New York home. The wild prince of pop art went to church, met the pope and financed his nephewas studies to become a priest.
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Set of six copies of portraits first produced in 1579 in Venice are going up for auction in London next week
They were powerful rulers of perhaps the mightiest empire the world has ever seen, and their portraits oiled the wheels of diplomacy. Six sultans of the Ottoman empire, which spanned more than six centuries and dominated a great swathe of the world, gaze out beneath magnificent, bulbous turbans, a symbol of their wealth and status.
An original set of 14 portraits was produced in Venice in 1579, and copies were made later. The only surviving intact set is in Munich, but a set of six goes on display at Christieas in London this weekend before being sold at auction on 28 October.
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An archaeologist and an anthropologist dismantle received wisdom about the way early societies operated
History matters. As we debate statues and slavery and dispute the role of empire, we have become accustomed to constant sparring over the past. But there is one branch of history that has, so far, remained above the fray: the story of our very early past, the adawna of humanity. For the anthropologist David Graeber and archaeologist David Wengrow, this consensus is a problem. As they argue in this iconoclastic and irreverent book, much of what we think we know of this distant era is actually a myth a indeed it is our origin myth, a modern equivalent of Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden. At its core is a story of the rise of civilisation and, with it, the rise of the state. Like all origin myths, this narrative has enormous power, and its reach and resilience are preventing us from thinking clearly about our present crises.
This myth, they argue, can be found on the shelves of every high-street and airport bookshop, in super-sellers such as Yuval Noah Hararias Sapiens, Jared Diamondas The World Until Yesterday and Francis Fukuyamaas The Origins of Political Order. All of these books share a common assumption: as societies become larger, more complex, wealthy and aciviliseda, they inevitably become less equal. Early humans, it is said, lived like the foragers of the Kalahari, in small, mobile bands that were casually egalitarian and democratic. But this primitive idyll or Hobbesian hell (views differ) disappeared with settlement and farming, which required the management of labour and land. The emergence of early cities, and ultimately states, demanded even steeper hierarchies, and with them the whole civilisational package a leaders, administrators, the division of labour and social classes. The lesson, then, is clear: human equality and freedom have to be traded for progress.
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Uncanny and creepy, premonitions that turn out to be authentic can feel profound. But is there science to explain them?
Around seven years ago, Garrett, was in a local Pizza Hut with his friends, having a day so ordinary that it is cumbersome to describe. He was 16 a or thereabouts a and had been told by teachers to go around nearby businesses and ask for gift vouchers that the school could use as prizes in a raffle. There were five other teenagers with Garrett, and theyad just finished speaking to the restaurant manager when suddenly, out of nowhere, Garrettas his body was flooded with shock. He felt cold and clammy and had an aoverwhelming sense that something had happeneda. He desperately tried to stop himself crying in front of his peers.
aIt was like Iad just been told something terrible,a the now 23-year-old from the southwest of England says (his name has been changed on his request). aI couldnat tell you exactly what it was, but I just knew something had happened.a Garrett returned home and tried to distract himself from a feeling he describes as grief. The phone rang. His mum answered it. A few hours earlier a around the time Garrett was in the restaurant a his grandfather had died from a sudden heart attack while on a cruise.
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The historian and author on the lessons of Covid, taking people for granted and looking grumpy in photos
Born in Israel, Harari, 45, gained his PhD at the University of Oxford. His bestselling books are Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind; Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow; and 21 Lessons for the 21st Century. Next week he publishes Sapiens: A Graphic History Volume 2 a The Pillars of Civilisation. He lives with his husband near Tel Aviv, and lectures in history at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
When were you happiest?
Now. Iave learned to adjust my expectations to reality better than when I was 20 or 10.
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2021 06:00:35 GMT
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From Blue Book to Black Forest, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz
1 Which conflict was sparked by a row over rifle cartridges?
2 Where was the Chirp font introduced in August?
3 Reggaeton music originated on which island?
4 Florence Lawrence was claimed to be the first what?
5 The Titan arum flower has what gruesome nickname?
6 Which country dropped aTransa from its name in 1949?
7 Which novelist was Europeas top student debater?
8 What knowledge is contained in the Blue Book?
What links:
9 To be cognizant; Japanese theatre; handless villain?
10 Qibla; mihrab; minbar; minaret?
11 Bilgewater; Ixtal; Noxus; Piltover; the Void?
12 Judith Sheindlin; Julius OaRiordan; Robert Rinder?
13 Bayonne; Black Forest; Speck; York?
14 In Another Land (bassist); Happy and You Got the Silver (guitarist)?
15 Denali; Kosciuszko; Kilimanjaro; Elbrus; Vinson?
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Sweet and savoury treats for the big night: black lime gummy worms, a deep-fried noodle snack with fried peanuts and curry leaves, and pumpkin spice cookies
For anyone doing the sweet-sweep rounds next weekend, Halloween can feel more like trick and treat, rather than trick or treat. No sooner have our kids been plied with sweets than we try to trick them out of eating them. Or did Scrooge just come early to our house this year? Anyway, for 2021, Iam going to lean into making Halloween snacks instead: black lime gummy worms, pumpkin snickerdoodle cookies and something savoury to offset the nightas sugar excesses. All treats, no tricks.
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Adele, Tracee Ellis Ross, Naomi Campbell and Cardi B have all given their endorsement recently
Little could we have guessed that when Adele announced her return to the charts this autumn that she would be bringing back one of fashionas favourite trends with her a party tights.
In the singeras international Vogue shoot styled by editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, the star is pictured wearing not one, but two pairs of jazzy hosiery: a polka-dot and fishnet double whammy.
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Aaron Arter enlivened lockdown a and raised thousands for charity a with his streetside renditions of the Kingas hits. Now it is his turn to shine
When 21-year-old Aaron Arter feels blue, he sings along to the King. When he is happy, he sings along to the King. When heas getting ready for bed, or walking down the street, or doing odd jobs as a gardener, or entertaining the elderly residents of local care homes, he sings along to the King.
There are Elvis pillows in his bedroom, an Elvis fob on his keychain. He wears a chunky brass signet ring with the initials TCB on it. (TCB stands for Taking Care of Business, Elvisas personal motto.) He has a wardrobe full of Elvis clothes: silk shirts with exaggerated collars and leather jackets and crisp high-waisted trousers. There is a photo of Elvis on his mirror, which he kisses for luck. He dreams of owning a pink Cadillac. If you cut him open, youad probably find a map ofGraceland, the singeras former mansion, tattooed on his heart.
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Company reveals figures, promised in 2019, as ride-hailing companies face growing safety scrutiny
The ride-hailing app Lyft received more than 4,000 reports of sexual assaults during rides from 2017 to 2019, the company revealed in a new report, including 1,800 reports in 2019 alone.
Lyft revealed the numbers on Thursday, after having pledged in 2019 to do so. In its report, the company said the number of sexual assault reports collected through its app had risen from 1,096 in 2017 to 1,255 in 2018 and 1,807 in 2019.
Information and support for anyone affected by rape or sexual abuse issues is available from the following organisations. In the US, Rainn offers support on 800-656-4673. In the UK, Rape Crisis offers support on 0808 802 9999. In Australia, support is available at 1800Respect (1800 737 732). Other international helplines can be found at ibiblio.org/rcip/internl.html
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UN special rapporteur on Myanmar, Tom Andrews, says the world should be prepared for aeven more mass atrocity crimesa
The United nations fears another human rights catastrophe in Myanmar amid reports of thousands of troops massing in the north of the south-east Asian country, which has been in chaos since a February coup.
aWe should all be prepared, as the people in this part of Myanmar are prepared, for even more mass atrocity crimes. I desperately hope that I am wrong,a said UN special rapporteur on Myanmar, Tom Andrews.
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Forensic officers scour the outside of the four-year-oldas Carnarvon house for fingerprints
The focus of the investigation into the disappearance of four-year-old Cleo Smith from a remote camping site in Western Australia shifted to her family house on Saturday.
Forensic officers spent the day scouring the outside of the missing childas Carnarvon house for fingerprints in attempts to find any new evidence in the ongoing investigation.
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UN says government was aware of plane carrying 11 aid workers as year-long conflict with TPLF escalates in Tigray and Amhara
An Ethiopian government airstrike on the capital of the northern Tigray region has forced a UN aid flight to abort a landing in midair.
The UN has suspended its twice-weekly passenger flights to Mekelle for humanitarian personnel after the plane with 11 passengers had to abort the landing on Friday and return to the capital, Addis Ababa.
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Ambivalence, industrial disputes and other issues are complicating cityas build-up to the climate conference
Diwali candles in pretty terracotta pots are stacked around the counter at Suresh & Sons grocer in Finnieston, the Glasgow district that borders the UN-managed ablue zonea of the Scottish Event Campus. Next weekend more than 30,000 delegates from 196 countries will converge on the area for the crucial two-week Cop26 climate conference.
Four days into the event is the Hindu festival of lights, Leena Kumar explains. The council advised her to talk to suppliers about getting stock delivered before the road closures begin this weekend, but it is not that easy, she says. aWe are well-informed, but we still donat know whatas going to happen,a she laughs.
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Supermarket fuel can be up to 5p a litre cheaper for petrol and up to 6p lower for diesel, says AA
Motorists are being advised to shop around for fuel before filling up this weekend as the soaring cost of car ownership heaps fresh pain on squeezed household finances.
With experts predicting that fuel price records set nearly a decade ago will be eclipsed in the coming days, the AA said supermarket forecourts could offer big savings.
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The Taliban has whitewashed Kabulas political murals a and those who created them have fled into exile
Negina Azimi felt shock and fear like never before when she heard that Taliban fighters had entered Kabul on 15 August. As an outspoken female artist in Afghanistan, she knew they would come for her.
aWe heard reports that the Taliban might raid houses. I was scared because I live in a very central neighbourhood and every room in my house is adorned with the kind of art the Taliban wonat approve of,a she says, referring to paintings that feature messages about womenas empowerment and are critical of the Talibanas atrocities.
Negina Azimi, who is now in a refugee camp in Albania with others of the ArtLords collective. They are now planning an exhibition
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