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The British pound crashed to a record low against the US dollar on Monday on growing fears about the stability of UK government finances.
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aChancellors have resigned for lessa, says one MP amid turmoil in markets
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Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 14:09:43 GMT
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The Bank of England is expected to give a statement on the sterlingas slump
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The currency tumbled to an unprecedented $1.0327, extending a 3.61 per cent dive from Friday
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Fall in pound will aworsen inflation and lengthen the cost-of-living crisis,a says think tank
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aHe canat get away with it,a mother says
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The cross-bench peer admitted to running a red light while on the phone with his wife
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Conference rejects rule change while former leader is suspended from parliamentary party over antisemitism stance
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Research from the Black Equity Organisation found stark disparities in experiences across various public sectors
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Rachel Reeves says billions saved will deliver aone of the biggest expansions of NHS workforce in historya a in clear dividing line with Tories
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The pound fell against the Albanian Lek, the Lebanese pound, and the Malaysian Ringgit, among many others
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Pound plummets as currency markets react against new chancelloras drastic amini-Budgeta, prompting fears emergency intervention could become necessary
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 11:57:30 GMT
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Exclusive: Campaign was announced after Rwanda deal signed but Facebook and Instagram posts do not mention Rwanda
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Friday is last day that paper APS20 and APS50 banknotes have legal tender
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Sterling plunged to its lowest level against the US dollar - at just over $1.03 - since decimalisation in 1971
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aLiz is f*****a, says former minister in Boris Johnson government
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Chancellor afanned the flamesa for poundas fall with hint of further unfunded tax cuts, says Labour
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aI was expecting Iad be killed or spending years there,a says Aiden Aslin
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Work and pensions secretary acomfortablea with relaxing rules to fill shortages a but home secretary said to be adamant numbers come down
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Budgets were set when prices were expected to rise by just 4 per cent a but inflation is now 10 per cent
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Exclusive: CEO tells The Independent his company has already gone away beyonda its initial commitment to support communities of colour
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Habit of throwing away food could cost more than APS25 a month
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Exclusive: Despite polling leads, little more than one in three expect to see Labour leader in No 10
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Parliamentas sleaze watchdog has firmly rejected demands to call off its inquiry into Boris Johnson.
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Former England international to join Sir Keir Starmer at Labour Party conference
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Man in 80s taken to hospital but died next day
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Cost of charging electric vehicles nears price of petrol
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Lucy Powell wants tech giants to open up on data use a and warns Tories will hold BBC aover a barrela in run-up to general election
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Visitors can pay as much or as little as they like with a APS1 minimum fee for a new Lucian Freud exhibition
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Emma DaArcy takes over from Milly Alcock as Princess Rhaenyra in an episode filled with unhappy families
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Introducing the messiest family in Westeros
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Introducing the messiest family in Westeros
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aHouse of the Dragona is set 200 years before the events of aGame of Thronesa
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aHouse of the Dragona is set 200 years before the events of aGame of Thronesa
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aGame of Thronesa spin-off is airing on Sky in the UK and HBO in the US
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aGame of Thronesa spin-off is airing on Sky in the UK and HBO in the US
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 12:08:00 GMT
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Evan Peters has been praised for his terrifying portrayal of one of Americaas most notorious murderers in the new drama
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aThe intent was always to prevent people being hurt time and time again by these TV showsa
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It turns out not every Original Series is safe
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Artist also wrote that she would arather s*** in my f***ing pool than join the entertainment businessa again
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aTy Tennant sure did make an impressive first impression,a one viewer wrote
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aIf my forthcoming concerts in Krakow are cancelled, it will be a sad loss for me,a musician claimed
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Izzard and Rickman met shortly after publication of aHalf-Blood Princea
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aIam a life long fan but it was bad,a wrote one disgruntled audience member
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Emma DaArcy takes over from Milly Alcock as Princess Rhaenyra in an episode filled with unhappy families
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Warner Bros cancelled the film late in production earlier this year
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Comedian and actor says she adoesnat take this stuff lying downa following debut on the BBC dance contest
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Carey will no longer play the character in the HBO series
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Shadow chancellor of the exchequor appeared on the ITV morning show to discuss the governmentas recent mini-budget
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aScreaming,a wrote Lizzo
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Actor shared the revelation days after movie was released
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Viewers are desperate for the star to make a comeback
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Viewers were heavily reminded of one of the showas most memorable characters
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Producer revealed aunfortunatea pitfall of the prequelas format
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Australian medic is reportedly too busy to take on his usual role
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Author said in an interview last year that it was ahard to understand the thinking behind the monarchy in the modern worlda
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Does the latest season of aThe Great British Bake Offa have its first-ever fiftysomething winner in its midst? Amanda Whiting certainly hopes so
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The club that nurtured Arctic Monkeys, Richard Hawley and Jarvis Cocker is facing radical change, after the building it operates in was bought by new landlords. But what will that mean for Sheffieldas thriving music scene? Megan Graye investigates
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The Barbadian pop icon previously declined to perform at the Super Bowl in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick
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The Barbadian pop icon previously declined to perform at the Super Bowl in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick
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The Barbadian pop icon previously declined to perform at the Super Bowl in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick
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ITV said production crew membersa names were used instead of presentersa
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ITV said production crew membersa names were used instead of presentersa
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Netflixas historical drama returns this autumn
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Netflixas historical drama returns this autumn
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aThe idea that a teenage girl is in any way able to consent to that sexual interaction is a mess,a actor said
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aThe idea that a teenage girl is in any way able to consent to that sexual interaction is a mess,a actor said
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Emma DaArcy took over as Rhaenyra while Olivia Cooke now plays Alicent
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Emma DaArcy replaces Milly Alcock as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen
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Emma DaArcy replaces Milly Alcock as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen
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Attention restless sleepers: this lavender melatonin spray is blowing up TikTok for good reason.
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While promoting her movie Bolden back in 2019, Yaya DaCosta told theGrio how important it is that mainstream media is finally recognizing the fact that Black Latine people exist. "Itas nice that people are actually realizing what Latin America actually looks like and that thereas diversity," she said. "That yes, we speak Portuguese and Spanisha| Itas nice that there is more inclusion, but itas just the beginning."
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Spokesperson for Liz Truss says prime minister does not comment on market movements as government bonds slide and sterling hits record low
Weave now reached the point where the Bank of England needs to step in in order to regain the initiative, warns Paul Dales of Capital Economics.
Dales says governor Andrew Bailey has two options.
That could involve something like a 100bps or 150bps hike in interest rates (to 3.25%/3.75%), perhaps as soon as this morning.
By bringing forward a lot of the policy tightening that might needed to have happened anyway, the Bank would demonstrate in no uncertain terms that whatever the government does it will ensure that inflation returns to 2%. This would go a long way to easing the crisis.
aThe bank, and indeed the Government, have indicated that they are going to take their next decision in November and publish forecasts and, so on that point, the worry is that they may have to take action a bit sooner than that.a
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Latest updates: shadow chancellor uses conference speech to condemn governmentas afiscal eventa and unveil plans to grow economy
In June, as the RMT union launched what has become an ongoing series of strikes, Keir Starmer ordered Labour frontbenchers and shadow ministerial aides not to join picket lines. This infuriated leftwing Labour MPs and some union leaders, notably Sharon Graham, the general secretary of Unite.
At one point it looked as if there might be a huge row at conference about whether shadow ministers should or should not be allowed to join picket lines. But, in an interview with the Today programme this morning, Graham suggested that a truce of sorts has been agreed a even if the two sides do not entirely see eye to eye.
My issue about this a| isnat necessarily around one person on a picket line because, quite frankly, that isnat the issue. The issue is the mood music [ordering shadow ministers not to join picket lines] suggests. It suggests a mood music that being on the picket line is somehow a bad thing. Itas a naughty step situation.
The party who is there to stick up for workers should not give the impression a thatas the problem, it gives the impression a that they are saying picket lines are not the place to be. And I think that it was unfortunate. I think it was a mistake. I think, to be honest with you, Labour knows it was a mistake. And I donat actually think itas holdable.
When people go on strike it is a last resort at the end of negotiations. And I can quite understand how people are driven to that a| I support the right of individuals to go on strike, I support the trade unions doing the job that they are doing in representing their members.
Iam incredibly disappointed that as delegates weave been excluded from this key part of the conferenceas democratic process.
This is an unprecedented move silencing membersa voices. Our CLP sent us here to Liverpool to promote our motion on public ownership and a Green New Deal, but weave been unfairly denied that right.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 13:44:43 GMT
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Exclusive: major supplier to brands including KFC and Nandoas used offshore companies allowing them to reduce UK tax payments, investigation suggests
The global megacompanies supplying some of Britainas most popular meat brands, including KFC, Nandoas chicken and Sainsburyas organic range, appear to have been using offshore companies that allow them to avoid paying millions of pounds in tax in the UK.
An investigation by the Guardian and Lighthouse Reports has found that two companies a Anglo Beef Processors UK and Pilgrimas Pride Corporation (owned by Brazilian beef giant JBS) a appear to have reduced their tax bill by structuring their companies and loans in a way that allows them to take advantage of different tax systems, in what one expert has described as aaggressive tax avoidancea.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 13:41:26 GMT
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Eleven children among dead in attack in Izhevsk in Udmurtia region
A gunman with a swastika on his T-shirt has killed 15 people, including 11 children, and wounded 24 at a school in Russia, investigators have said.
The attacker, a man in his early thirties who was named by authorities as Artem Kazantsev, killed two security guards then opened fire on students and teachers at School Number 88 in Izhevsk, where he had once been a pupil. He then killed himself.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 14:00:06 GMT
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Giorgia Melonias Brothers of Italy party is set to lead a coalition; Enrico Letta plans to step down after defeat, calling it a asad day for Italy and Europea
Read this analysis from our Rome correspondent, Angela Giuffrida:
Giorgia Meloni has spent three decades fighting her way to the top of Italian politics. But despite her political prowess, the 45-year-old from Rome, whose strong will and determination has drawn comparisons to Margaret Thatcher, has limited government experience.
If Meloni is confirmed as prime minister over the next few weeks, she will be in charge of steering Italy through one of its most delicate periods, dealing with mammoth challenges from the energy crisis and high inflation to a possible recession and a winter wave of Covid-19.
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In separate incident, another man sets himself on fire as protests at Putinas partial mobilisation continue
A Russian draft officer has been shot by a man angry at his friendas conscription and another man has set himself on fire in a protest as opposition to Vladimir Putinas announcement of a partial mobilisation for the war in Ukraine grows.
Protests were also expected to continue for a third day in Russiaas Dagestan region, where officers have fired automatic weapons in the air to disperse angry crowds. Meanwhile, thousands of cars have lined up at the Russian borders carrying young men seeking to flee the country in order to escape the draft.
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Two centres in England could detain 1,000 male asylum seekers in move linked to Rwanda scheme
The Home Office plans to open two immigration detention centres to detain 1,000 male asylum seekers in a scheme which is projected to cost APS399m.
The home secretary, Suella Braverman, has indicated she will take an even harder line on immigration than her predecessor, Priti Patel, and plans to increase the use of detention.
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Yorkshire mayor calls on PM to intervene over decision which leaves hundreds of staff at risk of losing jobs
Doncaster Sheffield airport (DSA) is to close later this year, its owners have confirmed, despite the offer of financial aid from public funds.
Local politicians said they were devastated by the decision by the Peel Group, which leaves hundreds of staff facing redundancy and comes days after the new prime minister, Liz Truss, said she had instructed ministers to protect the airport.
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Lawyersa claims of unfair procedures show misunderstanding of parliamentary process, says committee
Lawyers hired by Boris Johnson to rubbish the Commons Partygate inquiry have a asystemic misunderstandinga of parliamentary process and used amisplaced analogiesa, according to a group of senior MPs.
In a fightback campaign to avoid the investigation into the former prime minister being derailed, the privileges committee drew up a dossier to refute criticism about its work.
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Airline unveils aroadmap to net zeroa strategy focusing on sustainable fuel and more efficient planes
EasyJet is to stop offsetting carbon emissions by its planes as it unveiled a aroadmap to net zeroa emissions by 2050 including introducing hydrogen-powered jet engines.
Other elements of easyJetas new strategy include using sustainable aviation fuel, more fuel-efficient planes and carbon capture to reach the target.
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Untrained conscripts being sent directly to Ukraine frontline, Kyiv claims; long queues at Russian borders as hundreds attempt to flee country
Alex Rossi is the Sky News correspondent in Moscow. He has offered this analysis this morning, saying:
Weare now five days into this [mobilisation]. It doesnat seem to really have gone down very well. Bear in mind that Russia, of course, is a very heavily securitised police state where dissent isnat tolerated, but there have been sporadic protests all over the country.
The number of people that theyare trying to draft is 300,000. Thatas almost double the initial invasion force. So it is a reflection of how badly things are going on the battlefield for the Kremlin, and just shows that they have a very significant manpower problem.
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Russian businessman confirms deployment to countries in Latin America and Africa in first public confirmation of link
Yevgeny Prigozhin, a Russian businessman and a close ally of Vladimir Putin, has admitted that he founded the Wagner Group private military company in 2014, the first public confirmation of a link he has previously denied.
Prigozhin, known as aPutinas chefa because his catering business hosted dinners attended by the Russian president, said he founded Wagner to support Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 14:08:57 GMT
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US says it will act adecisivelya if Russia uses nuclear weapon in Ukraine; protests against Kremlinas military call-up continue
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After ending her playing career on the highest of notes with Englandas Euro 2022 triumph, the former midfielder is keen to develop her passion for coaching
We have just moved into our second hour of talking when Jill Scott remembers that her longest interview stretched across six hours. It was also different because, while driving alone years ago, Scott interviewed herself out loud. aI always did,a she says as she shows her exuberant character which meant that, even at the grand old age of 35, she was one of the stars of Englandas European triumph this summer.
Scott retired last month after the last of her 170 international appearances (nine of which were for Great Britain) came in the Euro 2022 final when she left the bench and helped England to beat Germany. She also lit up social media when she was seen on television swearing at a German player as she displayed the trademark grit and passion of a long career which stretched from unpaid obscurity as a young footballer on Wearside to a European champion at Wembley.
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Our series on the most defining moments of the BBC kicks off in the 1920s with a Churchill broadside, quadrant-based football commentary and a mid-broadcast collapse
aC/ Share your favourite ever BBC shows here
On 18 October, the BBC marks the 100th birthday of its foundation (one month before it started regular radio broadcasting). It will be hoping the celebrations make the case for its continuation, amid discussions with the government over the broadcasteras form and funding after the current agreement runs out in 2027.
Given political pressure for the BBC to become more commercial, thereas an irony that it was exactly that a century ago. The British Broadcasting Corporation, state-owned under royal charter, has only existed since 1 January 1927. From 18 October 1922 until then, it was the British Broadcasting Company a a consortium of wireless receiver manufacturers.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 09:00:08 GMT
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After the curbs of lockdown, many young people are finding themselves stuck at home again a raising fears over loneliness and mental health
When Beth thinks back to her pre-pandemic life, it feels almost unrecognisable. Between dinner parties, cinema trips, Sunday brunches and takeaways at friendsa houses, the 28-year-old NHS nurse from the east Midlands usually had a calendar brimming with plans. That changed starkly with Covid-19 but, just as restrictions eased up, the cost of living crisis began to bite. Bethas finances have been so squeezed, she sees friends only once or twice a month.
Partly, this is down to the extra shifts Beth has taken to cover her rocketing energy bills and the APS530-a-month mortgage on her one-bedroom flat, where she lives alone. But even when she isnat working, she is often forced to turn down invitations, as socialising becomes increasingly unaffordable.
Some names have been changed.
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When Philip Jackson moved back to the UK from Australia, he felt compelled to support fellow lonely souls in his town. Now, for a momentous event, itas his turn to be treated
Philip Jackson left the UK when he was 22 and returned when he was 67. During that time, he had worked in construction in Thailand and Australia. When he retired and returned to his native Barnsley, Jackson felt alike a foreignera in his own country.
aI had a strong Australian accent, and everyone I knew when I was younger had moved away or was dead.a He was lonely. And he wasnat the only one. aIad never seen loneliness like it,a says Jackson. aThere were so many lonely old men, in particular.a
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Services such as Spotify and Apple Music give us access to the entire history of popular songs. But has that access made us lazy listeners? And could TikTok or TV really help us rediscover our passion for discovery?
Earlier this year, Kate Bushas Running Up That Hill unexpectedly became the most popular song in the world. After it was used on the soundtrack of the Netflix sci-fi series Stranger Things, the streaming figures for Bushas 1985 single rocketed by 9,900% in the US alone. Something similar was happening wherever Stranger Things was available: by 18 June, three weeks after season four of Stranger Things premiered, Running Up That Hill was No 1 on Billboardas Global 200 chart, which, as its name suggests, collects sales and streaming data from 200-plus countries.
It became a big news story, big enough that Bush a no oneas idea of an artist intent on hogging the media spotlight a was impelled to issue a couple of statements and give a rare interview. That was partly because it was an extraordinary state of affairs: the upper reaches of the Global 200 are usually the sole province of what you might call the usual suspects a BTS, Bad Bunny, Adele, Drake et al a and not a world that plays host to tracks from critically acclaimed 37-year-old art-rock concept albums. And it was partly because the unexpected success of Running Up That Hill seemed to say something about how we discover and consume music in 2022.
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Put any biases aside and you might just become a asuperforecastera
From Nostradamus to Paul the apsychica octopus, who supposedly foresaw the results of World Cup matches, there has been no shortage of people who argue they a or their animals a are able to predict the future. In most cases itas easy to dismiss such claims, be they incredibly vague, biblical-sounding prophecies (as with Nostradamus) or slippery coincidences (as with Paul).
But are there any people who actually can tell us whatas going to happen? We do, after all, look to academics or well-known political pundits to help us make sense of the world. If we want to know whatas coming down the line in Ukraine, for example, we might ask someone who has studied the Russian military forces, or perhaps a foreign policy guru. For the outlook on inflation in 2023, we might go to an economist. Whatas surprising is that the evidence tells us academics and commentators donat, in fact, do particularly well.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 07:00:08 GMT
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Cakes, kofte, couscous and roast chicken are among our favourite dishes from the revered food writer
A celebration of perhaps our finest food writer. But how to pick just 20 recipes from a stellar career of more than 50 years. Some choose themselves: definitive chicken soup from The Book of Jewish Food; essential orange and almond cake from A New Book of Middle Eastern Food. But here, too, are apple latkes, tarte pissaladiA"re, roast chicken with couscous, raisin and almonds. Thereas white haricot beans with clams from Spain, fish soup with saffron from the south of France, kofte kebab from Turkey. Even a perfect lemon tart from her latest book, Med. Just a taster from the wondrous world of Claudia Roden.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:00:06 GMT
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Dan and Jackie Vecchitto created the internetas latest obsession, with real-life trombonistsa firm approval
Trombone Champ, the musical computer game, has received more than 20,000 downloads since it was released last week, and gameplay videos have rippled through social media, featuring beloved songs ruined by terrible trombone playing.
The game is like Guitar Hero, but with your mouse acting as a trombone. You move it up and down to simulate the slide, and click to blow the horn. Your goal is to play along with such trombone classics as Beethovenas Fifth, Hava Nagila, and Take Me Out to the Ballgame.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:30:04 GMT
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Average price of homes coming to market in September increased by 0.7% on previous month to APS367,760, says Rightmove
House sellers have continued to raise their asking prices despite borrowers facing higher interest rates and the cost of living squeeze, data from property portal Rightmove shows.
The average price of a home coming to market increased by APS2,587, or 0.7% month-on-month in September to APS367,760, according to the company.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 14:00:26 GMT
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A normalisation of far-right parties dating back to Berlusconi has paved the way for the breakthrough of Brothers of Italy
Giorgia Meloni scored a remarkable success in yesterdayas Italian election a and is all but certain to become prime minister. Her post-fascist Brothers of Italy partyas 26% of the vote makes it the largest party nationally. Overall, the rightwing coalition it now leads will have a considerable majority in both houses of parliament.
Part of the explanation lies in the weakness of the opposition. The eclectic Five Star Movement (15%) and the centre-left Democrats (19%) did not join forces and, after years of failing to improve working-class living standards, were unable to rally the leftas historic base. Turnout was easily the lowest in the republicas history, with only 64% of Italians voting.
David Broder is the author of Mussolinias Grandchildren: Fascism In Contemporary Italy
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 10:09:30 GMT
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Iam not saying This Morning has started a revolution, but maybe weave had our fill of a few getting ahead while the many line up for scraps
With the pageantry and spectacle of the past fortnight set against a backdrop of impending destitution, it would be hard to imagine Britain could descend any further into an embarrassingly unequal hellscape. Liz Trussas amini-budgeta on Friday was very much a ahold my beera response, as our new prime minister ended up out-class(war)ing an event that literally revolved around a diamond-encrusted crown.
I say amini-budgeta but according to Truss it was actually a afiscal eventa, which is a Real Thing and not just something she made up in an attempt to prevent scrutiny from the Office for Budget Responsibility. Call me old-fashioned, but when the prime minister is refusing to call a budget a budget in order to hide the damage her policies could cause, the rest of us can be forgiven for getting a little worried. Rebrand a shark a labrador, and itall still bite your face off.
Frances Ryan is a Guardian columnist
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:00:05 GMT
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Let us mark this year of royal death and accession by challenging the notion that a man with a crown is more important than everyone else
The sight of the Kaabah, the black cube around which worshippers circle in pilgrimage, is overwhelming. The first time I visited Mecca, taken there by my parents as a teenager and expecting that the visit would be a chore to be sulked through, the sheer size of the site, from area to ceiling height, made it difficult to maintain a cool distance.
It wasnat just the dimensions. The details all combined to make the scene hum with an otherworldly energy. The floors were a white, gleaming marble, cool to the touch of bare feet. The lights seemed to bathe the site from the very sky. The sound of prayer streamed through every corridor and corner as if the voices of the imams had a supernatural reach. I felt small.
Nesrine Malik is a Guardian columnist
Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a letter of up to 300 words to be considered for publication, email it to us at guardian.letters@theguardian.com
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 08:00:07 GMT
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In private, many physicists admit they do not believe the particles they are paid to search for exist a they do it because their colleagues are doing it
Imagine you go to a zoology conference. The first speaker talks about her 3D model of a 12-legged purple spider that lives in the Arctic. Thereas no evidence it exists, she admits, but itas a testable hypothesis, and she argues that a mission should be sent off to search the Arctic for spiders.
The second speaker has a model for a flying earthworm, but it flies only in caves. Thereas no evidence for that either, but he petitions to search the worldas caves. The third one has a model for octopuses on Mars. Itas testable, he stresses.
Sabine Hossenfelder is a physicist at the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, Germany. She is author of Existential Physics: A Scientistas Guide to Lifeas Biggest Questions and creator of the YouTube Channel Science Without the Gobbledygook.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 06:00:07 GMT
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The governmentas policy approach risks stagflation. It is making history for all the wrong reasons
- Mohamed A El-Erian was chair of Barack Obamaas Global Development Council
Friday, the day of Kwasi Kwartengas afiscal eventa, was a day for the economic and financial history books, a day of eye-popping one-day moves in UK financial assets that should be of interest to more than traders, economists and economic historians. If sustained, the depreciation of the currency and the surge in sovereign borrowing costs will have important broad-based implications for the economic outlook. And once again, it is the most vulnerable segments of the population who are most at risk.
What was a generally difficult day for global markets was also a brutal day for UK financial assets. The 2% slump in stocks was accompanied by a 3% weakening in the value of sterling against the US dollar, bringing the total depreciation this year to around 20% and to a level last seen 37 years ago. Most historic of all was the surge in yields on UK government bonds, including the largest ever single-day rise in the five-year yield.
Mohamed El-Erian is president of Queensa College Cambridge. He was chair of President Obamaas Global Development Council (2012-17) and is author of The Only Game in Town
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Iave started talking to household objects a and none of us are enjoying what weare hearing
There has been a flurry of debate about whether people do or do not have an inner monologue. What none of us has, really, is an adequate vocabulary to explain what goes on in our heads, or convey it to others. We canat grasp how others experience their inner lives, just as we canat know what they see or hear.
Currently, though, my inner monologue is striving to bridge that gap by becoming an outer monologue. I have spent longer than usual a on balance, probably too long a alone recently, as various members of my family went away, and I have started vocalising the stuff that used to stay in my head. Talking to yourself isnat necessarily bad (one study found it might help you find your keys, sort of, but talking to objects is revealing troubling things about me.
Emma Beddington is a Guardian columnist
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 14:00:04 GMT
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Five years ago we picked 80 promising players from around the world and have followed their progress since then.
aC/ Premier League Next Gen 2017 | Rest of the world 2017
Talent spotting in football can be a brutal and precarious business. There are so many pitfalls on the way and a player who is outstanding at 16 may not make it for a variety of reasons: loss of form and/or confidence, injuries and a host of personal reasons.
Every now and then, however, a player comes through who is so good that he or she seems destined to make it to the top. Erling Haaland a or Erling Braut HAY=land as he was known back then a is one of them. Of course, a serious injury could have derailed his career but he was one of those kids who stand out from an early age.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 09:03:43 GMT
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- Minister told league he would talk to Saudis at ahighest levela
- Evidence contradicts previous government statements
The governmentas extensive efforts to facilitate the Saudi Arabian takeover of Newcastle United have been further exposed by documents, released by the Department for International Trade in response to a freedom of information request by openDemocracy, showing that a minister promised the Premier League he would secure a response to a proposed away forwarda from athe highest levels of the Saudi governmenta.
Lord Gerry Grimstone, then minister for investment, asked the then Premier League chairman Gary Hoffman in August 2020 to share the leagueas legal advice on aa way forwarda for the stalled takeover by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF), the documents reveal.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 12:23:56 GMT
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- Full-back left out of matchday squad for Nations League fixture
- Liverpool player has struggled to win over Gareth Southgate
Gareth Southgate has cast doubt over Trent Alexander-Arnoldas World Cup hopes by leaving the defender out of Englandas Nations League fixture against Germany on Monday night.
The Liverpool right-back is one of five players who have been omitted from the fixture as the competitionas rules mean Southgate must trim his 28-man squad down to 23 names on matchday. Jarrod Bowen, Fikayo Tomori, James Ward-Prowse and the suspended Jack Grealish have also been left out. Brentford striker Ivan Toney has been included and will hope to win his first cap when England play their final game before their World Cup opener against Iran on 21 November.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 10:43:43 GMT
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Arsenal know to read little into their strong derby victory, while Manchester United look good for a top-three challenge
Two games into a new season is no time to try to determine the destination of the Womenas Super League title or who is on track for a Champions League spot. Arsenal will be aware of this and the need to take things game by game having begun last season with a 3-2 win over Chelsea before being pipped to the title by the same team by a single point. So while Arsenalas 4-0 defeat of Tottenham on Saturday was comprehensive and slick, Jonas Eidevall and his team will not get carried away, especially given how poor the visitors were in front of a record WSL crowd of 47,367. aWe didnat play our game as well as we could have,a said Tottenhamas head coach, Rehanne Skinner. aWe were too tentative in the press and that created challenges for us on the ball.a Suzanne Wrack
Match report: Arsenal 4-0 Tottenham
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 13:59:55 GMT
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- Our rolling report on all the action in Division One and Two
- County talking points: Surrey clinch title with match to spare
- Email Tanya with any thoughts | Tweet @tjaldred
Arrived at Old Trafford to find the sun out, and Jennings and Wells making hay against the Champions. Lancs 25-0.
And the first wicket of the day to fall is at New Road, where Ed Pollock is caught behind off Tim Murtagh opening offering. Worcs 0-1.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 12:38:41 GMT
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- Edwards leaves the club after 11 matches in charge
- Bilic handed 18-month deal at 10th-placed Championship club
Watford have sacked Rob Edwards after 11 games in charge and appointed Slaven Bilic as their manager. Bilic is returning to English football after agreeing an 18-month deal, subject to receiving a work permit, and should be in charge for his new sideas trip to Stoke on Sunday.
The former West Brom and West Ham manager has been out of work since leaving Chinese Super League club Beijing Guoan FC in January.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 10:14:56 GMT
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- Ben Youngs joins Van Poortvliet and Mitchell as No 9 options
- Eddie Jones juggles injuries to name 36-strong training squad
Manu Tuilagi and Ben Youngs have been named in Eddie Jonesa first England training squad of the autumn but there was no place for Youngsa fellow veteran scrum-half Danny Care.
Tuilagi, who has recovered from a knee injury, and Youngs, who chose not to tour Australia for personal reasons, are part of the 36-man outfit who will start preparations for their four home Autumn Nations series fixtures in November during a three-day training camp this weekend.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 12:17:18 GMT
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- Sinfieldas former Leeds teammate Rob Burrow has condition
- 42-year-old will cover 60km a day in latest running challenge
Kevin Sinfield will run seven ultramarathons in seven days in November as he continues his campaign to raise money and awareness to help people affected by motor neurone disease.
This is the third challenge in as many years taken on by Sinfield, whose great friend and former Leeds Rhinos teammate Rob Burrow has the condition. Sinfield, 42, previously ran seven marathons in seven days in 2020 before running from Leicester Tigersa home ground Welford Road, where he is defence coach, to the Rhinosa Headingley stadium in under 24 hours last October, raising more than APS5m.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 13:45:29 GMT
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Stars of film about 500-mile trek to Scotland for Cop26 hit the road again for Bristol premiere
There will be no red carpet, no designer outfits and definitely no limousines. In fact, the stars of the film have shunned any sort of mechanical transport and instead walked 135 miles from London to Bristol for the premiere, and are asking their audience to accompany them by foot on their last leg before the screening.
The film, which is being premiered on the harbourside in Bristol on Tuesday evening, is Of Walking on Thin Ice (Camino to Cop26), which tells the story of a group of climate pilgrims who hiked 500 miles from the south of England to Scotland for last yearas climate conference in Glasgow.
For more details and tickets visit the Encounters film festival website.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 08:34:01 GMT
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Tropical systems often strengthen in warmer areas of Atlantic, but can also intensify elsewhere in certain conditions
Late last week, Canadaas Atlantic coast was hit by Hurricane Fiona, with maximum sustained winds in the region of 90mph (145km/h). Hurricanes rarely maintain such an intensity that far north. Why? Hurricanes are fuelled by high sea surface temperatures (SSTs), and ideally high sea temperatures over a large depth. As you move away from the tropics, SSTs typically reduce.
But hurricanes are not confined to the warmer areas of the Atlantic, such as the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Tropical systems often strengthen in these regions, but can sometimes sustain or even strengthen elsewhere given favourable conditions. Ocean currents can transport warmer water poleward which can produce regions at higher latitudes that have higher SSTs than their surroundings. Tropical systems that track northwards over warmer seas can maintain intensity or even strengthen, such as happened with Hurricane Fiona.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:00:05 GMT
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Movement aims to make the mass damage and destruction of ecosystems a prosecutable, international crime against peace
California winemaker Julia Jackson has long grasped the threats posed by the ongoing global climate change crisis, from more intense wildfires and hurricanes to rising sea levels. But for her, those ideas crossed over from the abstract to the tangible when her home was razed by the Kincade wildfire that devastated her native Sonoma county in 2019.
aI lost everything a all my belongings,a Jackson said. aIt shook me to my core.a
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 07:53:19 GMT
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Yvette Cooper says party would also ensure police forces have dedicated units amid shockingly low conviction rates
Victims of rape, domestic and sexual abuse will be given immediate access to trained specialists in police control rooms and a dedicated investigative unit in every force under a future Labour government, the party will announce.
Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, will say on Tuesday that Labour would ensure each police service in England and Wales has a specialist rape and serious sexual offence (RASSO) unit. Control rooms responding to 999 calls will be given a dedicated domestic abuse adviser, she will say.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 11:50:20 GMT
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Presenter wrongly suggested people marching over police shooting were heading to palace to mourn the Queen
Sky News is being investigated by the media regulator after it wrongly suggested that a protest march over the police shooting of Chris Kaba was a crowd of people mourning Queen Elizabeth II.
Thousands of people protested in central London on 10 September, five days after a Met firearms officer shot Kaba, 24, who was unarmed, after a chase in south London. Those demonstrating included the Labour MPs Diane Abbott and Bell Ribeiro-Addy and the musician Stormzy.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 13:29:35 GMT
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In past 12 weeks 1.5m extra customers visited discount supermarketas stores in Britain
Aldi has revealed a steep drop in UK profits but said that customers were switching to the discount supermarket chain ain their drovesa from higher-cost rivals as the cost of living crisis bites and shoppers look for lower prices.
The German-owned retailer said that 1.5 million extra customers had visited its UK stores over the past 12 weeks, even as it revealed annual pre-tax profits for 2021 slumped to APS36m, compared with APS265m in 2020 a an 86% decline.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 09:22:20 GMT
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Labouras Peter Kyle says he would be prepared to call referendum on Irish unity if certain conditions were met
Northern Ireland unionists have expressed alarm after the shadow Northern Ireland secretary, Peter Kyle, said he would be prepared to call a referendum on Irish unity if certain conditions were met.
Kyle would set out the criteria for calling a border poll if Labour were in power, he told the BBCas Sunday Politics show at his partyas conference.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 11:25:50 GMT
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Investigation finds video-sharing app may have breached UK data protection law between 2018 and 2020
TikTok is facing the prospect of a APS27m fine for failing to protect the privacy of children, the UKas data watchdog has said.
An investigation conducted by the Information Commissioneras Office (ICO) found the video-sharing app may have breached data protection law between May 2018 and July 2020.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:00:03 GMT
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The power station has paid out millions over alleged overpollution in US south, investigation finds
The UK government has been accused of funding environmental racism by giving APS2m a day in subsidies to an energy company that has paid out millions over claims it breached pollution limits in the US south.
An investigation by Unearthed, Greenpeaceas investigative unit, found Drax Biomass paid millions of dollars to US regulators over claims it exceeded limits on chemicals emissions at wood chip plants close to black and low-income communities.
Sam Quashie-Idun is a journalist with Unearthed.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:00:04 GMT
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Friday is last day Bank of Englandas old-style notes will be legal tender, having been replaced by polymer versions
The Post Office is preparing for a alast-momenta rush of customers depositing paper APS20 and APS50 banknotes this week, before they can no longer be used in shops or to pay businesses.
This Friday, 30 September, is the last day the Bank of Englandas paper APS20 and APS50 banknotes will have legal tender status, having been replaced by new polymer versions.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:00:04 GMT
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Darren Rodwell denies conflict of interest and has invited disabled people and looked-after children to box at stadium
A town hall leader bidding to become an MP has accepted close to APS10,000 worth of free Premier League tickets from a Los Angeles movie company after his council approved plans for its new film studios.
Darren Rodwell, the Labour leader of the London borough of Barking and Dagenham, has been entertained 19 times by MBS Group in a luxury corporate box at West Hamas stadium in the wake of deals paving the way for MBS and its parent company, Hackman Capital Partners, to create 12 sound stages on former industrial sites.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 12:54:59 GMT
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Amnesty says at least four children among those killed by state forces since start of protests over womanas death in custody
At least 450 people have been arrested in Mazandaran, a northern province of Iran, during the last 10 days of protests, according to the provinceas chief prosecutor.
Protests sparked by the death in police custody of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini have spread across the country. They have been met with internet shutdowns and violent repression.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 14:08:45 GMT
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Denver Riggleman tells 60 Minutes that texts from Mark Meadows amounted to a aroadmap to an attempted coupa
The January 6 committee clearly did not take the weekend off ahead of its hearing this Wednesday. Politico reports that investigators have subpoenaed Robin Vos, Republican speaker of the Wisconsin state assembly.
They want to know about a phone call he had in July with Donald Trump and are giving him a short deadline to speak to them a today. Vos is suing to stop the subpoena, according to Politico:
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 12:09:35 GMT
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Operation on farm near Madrid resembled clandestine outdoor labs found in jungles of South America, police said
Spanish police have arrested 12 people after raiding a cocaine laboratory near Madrid that operated like the clandestine outdoor labs found in the jungles of South America and which had the capacity to produce 120kg of the drug each week.
The lab, the first of its kind discovered in Spain, was stormed by officers from the PolicAa Nacionalas special operation group, who found five acooksa at work when they burst in.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:56:23 GMT
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More than 50 past and present leaders to gather amid domestic opposition to ceremony fuelled by links between Abeas party and Unification Church
The US vice-president, Kamala Harris, the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, and British foreign secretary, James Cleverly, will be among foreign dignitaries arriving in Japan to attend a state funeral for the assassinated former prime minister, Shinzo Abe, despite strong public opposition to the ceremony.
They will be among about 700 people from overseas, including 50 former and current leaders, who are expected to attend the funeral in Tokyo on Tuesday, almost three months after Abe was shot dead while making a campaign speech.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 06:00:05 GMT
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Hidden hieroglyphics could suggest the king is buried within a much larger structure housing the Egyptian queen
The discovery of hidden hieroglyphics within Tutankhamunas tomb lends weight to a theory that the fabled Egyptian queen Nefertiti lies in a hidden chamber adjacent to her stepsonas burial chamber, a world-renowned British Egyptologist has said.
Nicholas Reeves, a former curator in the British Museumas Department of Egyptian Antiquities, said that while the theory remained unproven after inconclusive radar scans, it has been given fresh impetus following the new clue.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 02:40:52 GMT
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Vincent Van Quickenborne says rule of law awill never fold to violencea after Dutch nationals detained in the Netherlands
Police in the Netherlands have arrested four suspects over what Belgiumas justice minister described as a plan to kidnap him.
Vincent Van Quickenborne, who is also the mayor of the city of Kortrijk in western Flanders, appeared to blame a adrug mafiaa in a video message run by state broadcaster RTBF.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 01:23:51 GMT
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At least 41 people have died in unrest sparked by young womanas death as judiciary warns of adecisive action without leniencya
Iranians have taken to the streets for a 10th consecutive night to protest against the death of Mahsa Amini in defiance of a warning from the judiciary.
Officially at least 41 people have died since the unrest began, mostly protesters but including members of the security forces, but sources say the real figure is higher.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:12:07 GMT
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Man charged after 45 year-old former champion found unconscious on ground on NSW mid-north coast
A man has faced court over the death of the former surfing champion Chris Davidson who died after being punched outside a pub on the New South Wales mid-north coast.
Police said they were called to Sportsmans Way at South West Rocks just after 11pm on Saturday following reports a man had been punched in the face, fallen and hit his head on the pavement.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 07:30:06 GMT
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Support for unions is on the rise as workers take action to raise pay and conditions amid booming company profits
Thousands of workers around the US are going on strike or threatening to do so heading into October, amid a recent surge of labor action activity in America and just one month before crucial midterm elections.
Support for labor unions in the US has grown over the past year, as a surge in organizing has resulted in workers winning union elections at major corporations including Starbucks, Amazon, Apple, Chipotle, Trader Joeas, Google, REI and Verizon.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:00:04 GMT
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Many pharmacies and physicians are forced to deny patients access to drugs, such as methotrexate, that can be used to help induce an abortion
A few weeks after the supreme courtas 24 June decision to overturn the nationwide abortion rights established by Roe v Wade, the pharmacy chain Walgreens sent Annie England Noblin a message, informing her that her monthly prescription of methotrexate was held up.
Noblin, a 40-year-old college instructor in rural Missouri, never had trouble getting her monthly prescription of methotrexate for her rheumatoid arthritis. So she went to her local Walgreens to figure out why, standing in line with other customers as she waited for an explanation.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 12:51:36 GMT
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Giorgia Melonias Brothers of Italy party is set to lead a coalition; Enrico Letta plans to step down after defeat, calling it a asad day for Italy and Europea
Read this analysis from our Rome correspondent, Angela Giuffrida:
Giorgia Meloni has spent three decades fighting her way to the top of Italian politics. But despite her political prowess, the 45-year-old from Rome, whose strong will and determination has drawn comparisons to Margaret Thatcher, has limited government experience.
If Meloni is confirmed as prime minister over the next few weeks, she will be in charge of steering Italy through one of its most delicate periods, dealing with mammoth challenges from the energy crisis and high inflation to a possible recession and a winter wave of Covid-19.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 07:06:51 GMT
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Odds of sterling hitting parity with dollar jump, as analysts say UK bond market agetting smokeda by giveaway
- Poundas plummet underlines Kwarteng schoolboy error
- Q&A: what does the poundas slump mean for the UK?
- Business live updates: sterling plunges
The pound has hit an all-time low against the dollar after the bonanza of tax cuts and spending measures in Kwasi Kwartengas mini-budget threatened to undermine confidence in the UK.
The pound plunged nearly 5% at one point to $1.0327, its lowest since Britain went decimal in 1971, as belief in the UKas economic management and assets evaporated. Even after stumbling back to $1.05, the currency was down 7% in two sessions, after the UK chancellor pledged over the weekend to pursue more tax cuts.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 09:53:45 GMT
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Seven children among dead in attack in Izhevsk in Udmurtia region
A gunman with a swastika on his T-shirt has killed 13 people, including seven children, and wounded more than 20 at a school in Russia before killing himself, investigators have said.
Russiaas Investigative Committee, which handles major crimes, said it was looking into the attackeras suspected neo-Nazi links. It named him as Artem Kazantsev, a man in his early thirties, and said he was a graduate of the school.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 01:23:51 GMT
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At least 41 people have died in unrest sparked by young womanas death as judiciary warns of adecisive action without leniencya
Iranians have taken to the streets for a 10th consecutive night to protest against the death of Mahsa Amini in defiance of a warning from the judiciary.
Officially at least 41 people have died since the unrest began, mostly protesters but including members of the security forces, but sources say the real figure is higher.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 10:00:11 GMT
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The shorter school week is increasingly popular for rural school districts trying to recruit teachers. But what does it mean for students and families?
On fall Fridays at Hull-Daisetta high school, in the small town of Daisetta in south-east Texas, sneakers squeak across the volleyball court as the Lady Cats run warm-up drills. Football coaches, players and cheerleaders prep for the nightas game. A local church serves lunch for the students. But there are no classes, and in the parking lot, just a handful of teachersa cars.
Hull-Daisetta is one of a growing number of US schools a at least 1,600 in 24 states, according to a 2021 study, up from just 257 in 1999 a that have moved to a four-day schedule, giving students and teachers either Fridays or Mondays off. Students on a four-day schedule generally have longer days to make up for the time missed on their day off.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 06:00:07 GMT
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The state department seems keen to avoid questions about the Palestinian American journalistas shooting by an Israeli soldier
Israel has declared the case closed. The US state department has done its best to duck difficult questions. But leading members of the US Congress are refusing to drop demands for a proper accounting of the death of the Palestinian American journalist, Shireen Abu Akleh, four months ago.
The longest-serving member of the US Senate, Patrick Leahy, recently upped the ante by warning that Israelas failure to fully explain the Al-Jazeera reporteras killing could jeopardize Americaas huge military aid to the Jewish state under a law he sponsored 25 years ago cutting weapons supplies to countries that abuse human rights.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 06:00:05 GMT
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Hidden hieroglyphics could suggest the king is buried within a much larger structure housing the Egyptian queen
The discovery of hidden hieroglyphics within Tutankhamunas tomb lends weight to a theory that the fabled Egyptian queen Nefertiti lies in a hidden chamber adjacent to her stepsonas burial chamber, a world-renowned British Egyptologist has said.
Nicholas Reeves, a former curator in the British Museumas Department of Egyptian Antiquities, said that while the theory remained unproven after inconclusive radar scans, it has been given fresh impetus following the new clue.
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The deaths within days of 11 sturgeon, a species unchanged for thousands of years, have puzzled scientists
When the first spindly, armour-clad carcass was spotted in the fast-flowing Nechako River in early September, Nikolaus Gantner and two colleagues scrambled out on a jet boat, braving strong currents to investigate the grim discovery.
Days later, the remains of 10 others were spotted floating along a 100km stretch of the river in western Canada.
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Family statement says Alex Drueke and Andy Tai Ngoc Huynh were included in prisoner swap mediated by Saudi Arabia
Two military veterans from Alabama who volunteered to defend Ukraine from Russian invaders but were captured are back home, according to a statement provided to the Guardian on Sunday.
The statement from the family of Alex Drueke, 40, said he and Andy Tai Ngoc Huynh, 27, were among 10 foreign nationals included in a prisoner swap between Ukraine and Russia that was mediated by the Saudi Arabian government.
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Like many of the stateas long-haul truckers, Gurpreet Singh is awaiting asylum hearings amid a life of extreme uncertainty
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After spending a night in late September driving an 18-wheeler across the country, Gurpreet Singh woke up to see his phone lit up with notifications from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Immediately, Singh called back to acknowledge the contact attempts. Then he snapped a selfie to upload into the mobile app immigration officials used to track his whereabouts.
Earlier that morning, worn out from a nonstop 11-hour trip that started in Bakersfield, California, Singh, a Punjabi immigrant awaiting asylum, had gotten the time zones confused. When the notification he expected didnat arrive, he simply submitted an unprompted selfie and fell into a deep sleep. As his co-driver continued the journey from St Louis to Chicago, the first notification arrived, followed by a flood of others, including missed calls from a cousin whom Ice had contacted while searching for him.
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Florida governor Ron DeSantis transported asylum seekers from Texas to Marthaas Vineyard in aappallinga political stunt
In the wake of the transport of nearly 50 Venezuelan asylum seekers and migrants from Texas to Marthaas Vineyard by Floridaas rightwing Republican governor Ron DeSantis, immigration lawyers representing the group have labeled the move as an aappallinga political stunt that should never be allowed to happen again.
DeSantis a who is both an ally and a rival to Donald Trump a has claimed responsibility for the flight as an attempt to protest Joe Bidenas immigration policy. But the move had been widely condemned as racist and abusive towards those dumped on the upmarket resort island in Massachusetts.
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Movement aims to make the mass damage and destruction of ecosystems a prosecutable, international crime against peace
California winemaker Julia Jackson has long grasped the threats posed by the ongoing global climate change crisis, from more intense wildfires and hurricanes to rising sea levels. But for her, those ideas crossed over from the abstract to the tangible when her home was razed by the Kincade wildfire that devastated her native Sonoma county in 2019.
aI lost everything a all my belongings,a Jackson said. aIt shook me to my core.a
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Parents, teachers and anti-hunger advocates hail new free-meal system, saying it improves academic performance and wellbeing
Before California became the first state to implement a universal meals program for its 6.2 million public school students, Alyssa Wells would keep granola bars in her classroom for students who complained of being hungry.
When the new program began in August at Foussat elementary school in Oceanside, California, which is primarily attended by Latino students from low-income families, the teacher noticed immediate changes in her students. aThe kids are eating way more and theyare more focused, eager to learn and theyare just happier,a she said. aTheyave got one less thing to worry about.a
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Untrained conscripts being sent directly to Ukraine frontline, Kyiv claims; long queues at Russian borders as hundreds attempt to flee country
Alex Rossi is the Sky News correspondent in Moscow. He has offered this analysis this morning, saying:
Weare now five days into this [mobilisation]. It doesnat seem to really have gone down very well. Bear in mind that Russia, of course, is a very heavily securitised police state where dissent isnat tolerated, but there have been sporadic protests all over the country.
The number of people that theyare trying to draft is 300,000. Thatas almost double the initial invasion force. So it is a reflection of how badly things are going on the battlefield for the Kremlin, and just shows that they have a very significant manpower problem.
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In separate incident, another man sets himself on fire as protests at Putinas partial mobilisation continue
A Russian draft officer has been shot by a man angry at his friendas conscription and another man has set himself on fire in a protest as opposition to Vladimir Putinas announcement of a partial mobilisation for the war in Ukraine grows.
Protests were also expected to continue for a third day in Russiaas Dagestan region, where officers have fired automatic weapons in the air to disperse angry crowds. Meanwhile, thousands of cars have lined up at the Russian borders carrying young men seeking to flee the country in order to escape the draft.
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Russian businessman confirms deployment to countries in Latin America and Africa in first public confirmation of link
Yevgeny Prigozhin, a Russian businessman and a close ally of Vladimir Putin, has admitted that he founded the Wagner Group private military company in 2014, the first public confirmation of a link he has previously denied.
Prigozhin, known as aPutinas chefa because his catering business hosted dinners attended by the Russian president, said he founded Wagner to support Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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Dan and Jackie Vecchitto created the internetas latest obsession, with real-life trombonistsa firm approval
Trombone Champ, the musical computer game, has received more than 20,000 downloads since it was released last week, and gameplay videos have rippled through social media, featuring beloved songs ruined by terrible trombone playing.
The game is like Guitar Hero, but with your mouse acting as a trombone. You move it up and down to simulate the slide, and click to blow the horn. Your goal is to play along with such trombone classics as Beethovenas Fifth, Hava Nagila, and Take Me Out to the Ballgame.
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The famed photographer is mounting a large scale exhibition to try and raise funds for his ecological center in Brazil
Over the course of 50 years, Brazilian photographer SebastiAPSo Salgado has traveled to more than 120 countries, creating lasting images of events like the Kuwait oil fires and the Rwandan genocide, as well as capturing the humanity of workers, migrants, and indigenous communities worldwide. Yet this man, who was seemingly born to take photographs, nearly quit his vocation right at the height of his powers a following his firsthand experiences of the genocide in Rwanda, Salgado became so depressed by what he had witnessed that he felt that he could not go on.
aDuring the genocide in Rwanda,a Salgado told the Guardian, aI was doing a book about exodus a migration. What I saw there was so violent that I became sick. I felt depression, my health was not well. I went to see a doctor-friend, who told me ayouare dying, you must stop what youare doing.a So I stopped, I went to Brazil, and I made a decision to abandon photography and to become a peasant and work the land.a
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Itas far too soon to declare either manas career over but neither of them produced the fireworks we are used to when they met on Sunday
If Sunday was the last time we witnessed two of the most prolific quarterbacks in NFL history face off against each other, the game will be remembered more for tension than either man raging against the dying of the light (although one of them has been raging against electronics). With eight Super Bowl victories (Tom Brady with seven) and seven MVPs (Aaron Rodgers with four) between them, the two have solidified themselves as the best quarterbacks of their generation (along with Peyton Manning who, it is easy to forget, is only a year older than Brady.)
But those expecting an offensive explosion on Sunday when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Green Bay Packers met were most likely disappointed. Bradyas first half was one to forget as he failed to lead the Bucs into the end zone and entered halftime down 14-3. Rodgers looked sharper in the early moments of the game, achieving some first-half success against the Bucsa stingy defense by throwing two touchdowns. But both men were largely anonymous in the third quarter, the explosive plays and ruthlessness that have given them so much success down the years largely lacking.
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Cakes, kofte, couscous and roast chicken are among our favourite dishes from the revered food writer
A celebration of perhaps our finest food writer. But how to pick just 20 recipes from a stellar career of more than 50 years. Some choose themselves: definitive chicken soup from The Book of Jewish Food; essential orange and almond cake from A New Book of Middle Eastern Food. But here, too, are apple latkes, tarte pissaladiA"re, roast chicken with couscous, raisin and almonds. Thereas white haricot beans with clams from Spain, fish soup with saffron from the south of France, kofte kebab from Turkey. Even a perfect lemon tart from her latest book, Med. Just a taster from the wondrous world of Claudia Roden.
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Animated notch, always-on screen and camera upgrade make a similar design feel fresh, but at high cost
Appleas latest top smartphone model, the iPhone 14 Pro, features upgraded cameras, a new always-on display and some funky animations around a new smaller, floating notch design. It also features a substantial price rise as a result of currency shifts.
Weak currency rates against the dollar mean the new phone is APS150 (A$400) more expensive than its predecessor, coming in at APS1,099 (A$1,749) despite costing the same $999 in the US.
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Why did Rowan Atkinson infuriate him in Love Actually? Could he have started his own religion? And was Betty the tortoise any good on stage? Stars from Ruby Wax to Richard Curtis remember an acting colossus
aFrom furnishings to sausages, his taste was impeccablea
Emma Thompson
The most remarkable thing about the first days after Alan died was the number of actors, poets, musicians, playwrights and directors who wanted to express their gratitude for all the help head given them. I donat think I know anyone in this business who has championed more aspiring artists, nor unerringly perceived so many great ones before they became great. Quite a number said that, latterly, they had been too shy to thank him personally. They had found it hard to approach him. Of all the contradictions in my blissfully contradictory friend, this is perhaps the greatest: this combination of profoundly nurturing and imperturbably distant.
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The NSAas surveillance of Americansa internet use raises serious constitutional concerns, but the government claims a lawsuit against the program would compromise astate secretsa
Imagine the government has searched your home without a warrant or probable cause, rifling through your files, your bedroom dresser, your diary. You sue, arguing that the public record shows it violated your fourth amendment rights. The government claims that it has a defense, but that its defense is secret. The court dismisses the case.
Thatas precisely what the federal government has increasingly said it can do in cases related to national security a under the so-called astate secret privilege.a It can violate constitutional rights, and then defeat any effort at accountability by claiming that its defense is secret a without even showing its evidence to a court behind closed doors.
The latest installment in this troubling trend involves the National Security Agencyas monitoring of Americansa international internet communications.
Patrick Toomey is deputy director of the American Civil Liberties Unionas National Security Project
Alex Abdo is founding litigation director for the Knight First Amendment Institute
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In private, many physicists admit they do not believe the particles they are paid to search for exist a they do it because their colleagues are doing it
Imagine you go to a zoology conference. The first speaker talks about her 3D model of a 12-legged purple spider that lives in the Arctic. Thereas no evidence it exists, she admits, but itas a testable hypothesis, and she argues that a mission should be sent off to search the Arctic for spiders.
The second speaker has a model for a flying earthworm, but it flies only in caves. Thereas no evidence for that either, but he petitions to search the worldas caves. The third one has a model for octopuses on Mars. Itas testable, he stresses.
Sabine Hossenfelder is a physicist at the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, Germany. She is author of Existential Physics: A Scientistas Guide to Lifeas Biggest Questions and creator of the YouTube Channel Science Without the Gobbledygook.
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Both Federer and his career-long rival Nadal crying demonstrates that they have not lost their humanity to the lust for victory
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Has there ever been greater proof that nice guys finish first than Roger Federer?
As his career came to an end you could fill the centre court of Wimbledon with the pages written about his brilliance. His forehand a that liquid-whip as David Foster Wallace so famously described it a his serve, his one-handed backhand. Insert your favourite metaphor a use words like ballet, compare him not to other players but to painters. Compare him to mythology, he is less a man than a god who walked among us!
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Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 06:00:07 GMT
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Iave started talking to household objects a and none of us are enjoying what weare hearing
There has been a flurry of debate about whether people do or do not have an inner monologue. What none of us has, really, is an adequate vocabulary to explain what goes on in our heads, or convey it to others. We canat grasp how others experience their inner lives, just as we canat know what they see or hear.
Currently, though, my inner monologue is striving to bridge that gap by becoming an outer monologue. I have spent longer than usual a on balance, probably too long a alone recently, as various members of my family went away, and I have started vocalising the stuff that used to stay in my head. Talking to yourself isnat necessarily bad (one study found it might help you find your keys, sort of, but talking to objects is revealing troubling things about me.
Emma Beddington is a Guardian columnist
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- World Cup Group A: South Korea 69-145 USA
- Americans break Brazilas record of 143 points set in 1990
- US unbeaten streak at World Cup stretches back to 2006
Aaja Wilson and the US put on quite a show on Monday in Sydney, breaking the World Cup scoring mark in a record rout of South Korea.
Brionna Jones scored 24 points and Wilson added 20 to help the US beat South Korea 145-69. Shakira Austinas layup with nine seconds left helped the Americans break Brazilas record of 143 points set in 1990.
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- Minister told league he would talk to Saudis at ahighest levela
- Evidence contradicts previous government statements
The governmentas extensive efforts to facilitate the Saudi Arabian takeover of Newcastle United have been further exposed by documents, released by the Department for International Trade in response to a freedom of information request by openDemocracy, showing that a minister promised the Premier League he would secure a response to a proposed away forwarda from athe highest levels of the Saudi governmenta.
Lord Gerry Grimstone, then minister for investment, asked the then Premier League chairman Gary Hoffman in August 2020 to share the leagueas legal advice on aa way forwarda for the stalled takeover by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF), the documents reveal.
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Van der Poel flies out of Australia after being fined A$1,500 in local court but lawyer says his client will appeal convictions
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Dutch cycling star Mathieu van der Poel will attempt to overturn a conviction for assaulting two teenage girls in a Sydney hotel the night before the menas world championship road race.
The Tour de France stage winner was arrested hours before Sundayas race in Wollongong where the 27-year-old was one of the favourites.
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Man charged after 45 year-old former champion found unconscious on ground on NSW mid-north coast
A man has faced court over the death of the former surfing champion Chris Davidson who died after being punched outside a pub on the New South Wales mid-north coast.
Police said they were called to Sportsmans Way at South West Rocks just after 11pm on Saturday following reports a man had been punched in the face, fallen and hit his head on the pavement.
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- Bale made just two starts since moving to Los Angeles in July
- aWe will be in contact to get him to full fitness,a says Robert Page
Wales are planning talks with Los Angeles FC to ensure Gareth Bale is in peak condition for the World Cup later this year. Bale completed 90 minutes for the first time in over 12 months on Sunday as Wales suffered relegation from the top tier of the Nations League after losing 1-0 to Poland in Cardiff.
The former Real Madrid winger almost equalised in stoppage time when his header struck the crossbar, but Bale was unable to affect large parts of the game as he continues to work his way towards full fitness at new club LAFC.
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Drought and overuse have seen water levels drop more than 170ft since 1983, exposing the secrets lying below
Over the last couple of decades, an eerie bathtub ring has appeared around the edge of Lake Mead, a huge reservoir that spans the state border between Nevada and Arizona, as water levels have dropped.
Since May there have been five discoveries of human remains at the lake. The Guardianas west coast breaking news reporter Dani Anguiano tells Nosheen Iqbal what we know about the circumstances of their deaths, and about worries from locals that there is more to come.
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The spiritual jazz legend was a man of few words a but his expansive, effusive playing said everything
aColtrane was the father; Pharoah was the son, and I was the Holy Ghost,a said jazz musician Albert Ayler. Pharoah Sanders and Ayler were sidemen to Coltrane on many crucial recordings, and, like Coltrane, Sanders could cut it both ways: roll out a spiritual groove that landed like breakers on the shore, or splice the air itself into a trigonometry of fire and aether. He leant into a broadly multicultural spiritualism in his music, but could take flight in ferocious exaltations on his saxophone. His music spoke volumes, while he himself preferred not to, and is at the core of any spiritual jazz discography. As Ben Ratliff wrote in the New York Times in 1999, Sanders was aone of the holy monsters of American musica. With the passing of the son, the last member of Coltraneas last band is gone, and a crucial connection to the potent and now legendary New York jazz scene of the 1960s and 70s is severed.
Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, Farrell Sanders began by playing a clarinet he bought from a recently deceased member of the congregation at his church for $17. He moved briefly to Oakland, California, then in 1962 hitch-hiked to New York without a plan. He arrived homeless, essentially, and took to donating blood to earn money to eat. He listened to jazz being played in the clubs from outside, lived off cheap pizza and worked odd jobs, sometimes sleeping in cinemas in the day. He was not alone in this deprivation a in a review of reissues in The Wire 343, music journalist Philip Clark reminds us that: alearning the vicissitudes of the jazz life, youare reminded of how thoroughly these musicians were marginalised, socially and culturallya. In a 2020 New Yorker interview he was described as still seeming like just another musician trying to make a living a which has much to say about the lack of provision for towering cultural figures of American jazz such as Sanders.
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Zoe Leonard wanted a leader who had been on welfare, lost a lover to Aids, and much more. Sadly her plea, penned in 1992 and later displayed beneath New Yorkas High Line, is just as relevant today
aI want a dyke for president,a reads the opening of Zoe Leonardas I Want a President. aI want a person with aids for president and I want a fag for vice-president and I want someone with no health insurance and I want someone who grew up in a place where the earth is so saturated with toxic waste that they didnat have a choice about getting leukemia.a
Originally intended to be published as aa statementa in an underground LGBT magazine, I Want a President was written in the run-up to the 1992 US presidential race. This took place at the height of the Aids epidemic, a medical issue turned political crisis that was, in the previous decade, catastrophically silenced by Ronald Reagan. President from 1981 to 89, Reagan failed to acknowledge Aids until thousands had died. The queer community was in turmoil, in the grip of a disease that took the lives of so many, and stigmatised even more.
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Price survived alcoholism, hardship and tragedy to become a star, as she recounts in her brutally honest new book. aI had panic attacks, thinking about all of this being out there,a she says
Margo Price was 19 years old when she decided to drop out of college and make music instead. She had taken some mushrooms and had a psychedelic epiphany about her future that she likens to aa conversation with Goda. Full of optimism, she packed up her belongings and moved from small-town Illinois to Nashville, Tennessee, where she set about building her career a but things didnat quite go to plan. It would take a further 14 years for Price to land a record deal. In that time, she busked, worked as a waitress and taught dance classes to children. She endured grinding poverty, often subsisting on a single meal a day, and at one point slept in a tent. So what kept her going?
aI was pretty stubborn,a the alt-country star remembers. aI had this thing of: aIam gonna make this happen, Iam not gonna stop, even if I know itas unhealthy.a Sometimes it felt like an addiction in itself.a
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The venue, which opened in Tokyo in 1972, created a pioneering space for musical experiment. As a record of its wild last days is released, habituA(c)s recall how it abrought legitimacy to the undergrounda
Minoru Tezuka remembers the start of the 1970s in Japan as a time when the youth appeared lost. aThe student protest movement had died down, and young people were depressed, seeking out new ideas,a he says.
They needed room to express themselves, and Tezuka played a central role in creating that space. He managed the alive housea OZ, a tight two-storey building situated in the western suburbs of Tokyo that opened in 1972. Intent on making a space for young people to get together and collaborate, he held concerts and other events and kept entry fees low. It attracted musicians from across Tokyo along with local university students sporting then on-trend long hair and bell bottoms. aIt was a free atmosphere, and probably an easy place to get drugs a though I donat know about that,a laughs Makoto Kubota, who played with Les Rallizes DA(c)nudA(c)s at the time.
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Services such as Spotify and Apple Music give us access to the entire history of popular songs. But has that access made us lazy listeners? And could TikTok or TV really help us rediscover our passion for discovery?
Earlier this year, Kate Bushas Running Up That Hill unexpectedly became the most popular song in the world. After it was used on the soundtrack of the Netflix sci-fi series Stranger Things, the streaming figures for Bushas 1985 single rocketed by 9,900% in the US alone. Something similar was happening wherever Stranger Things was available: by 18 June, three weeks after season four of Stranger Things premiered, Running Up That Hill was No 1 on Billboardas Global 200 chart, which, as its name suggests, collects sales and streaming data from 200-plus countries.
It became a big news story, big enough that Bush a no oneas idea of an artist intent on hogging the media spotlight a was impelled to issue a couple of statements and give a rare interview. That was partly because it was an extraordinary state of affairs: the upper reaches of the Global 200 are usually the sole province of what you might call the usual suspects a BTS, Bad Bunny, Adele, Drake et al a and not a world that plays host to tracks from critically acclaimed 37-year-old art-rock concept albums. And it was partly because the unexpected success of Running Up That Hill seemed to say something about how we discover and consume music in 2022.
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Singer declined to play the show in 2019, in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick. Announcing the news, Jay-Z praised her for surpassing expectations aat every turna
Rihanna will perform the coveted Super Bowl half-time show in February 2023, after declining an invitation in 2019 Super Bowl out of solidarity with Colin Kaepernick.
The announcement was made on Sunday by the NFL. Rihanna posted an image on Instagram of an outstretched arm holding an NFL football.
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At the heart of this young trailblazeras solo show is a film following their father, Paul, a black skinhead a it is joyful, moving, and surprising
Two years ago, the young artist Rene MatiA had the far-right slogan aBorn British Die Britisha tattooed on their back. The words unfurl in a delicate font across their rippling shoulders in the elegiac black-and-white portrait they then commissioned from one of their heroes: the celebrated street photographer Derek Ridgers. His early work with 1970s and 80s skinheads captured a burly tribal energy often fuelled by extremist views. Inked on a Black lesbian body, the phrase becomes a lot more than a war cry for embattled white men. a[The tattoo] was always about the in-between moments of being born British and dying British,a MatiA says. aThatas what my story is all about.a
For the artist, skinhead cultureas roots, when white and British Jamaican kids danced side by side to ska and reggae, and the movementas later infamous tilt to the far right, make it athe perfect metaphor for talking about West Indian and white working-class culture a my culturea. Skinhead insignia is a leitmotif throughout Upon This Rock, the 25-year-oldas first big solo show of their film, photography and sculpture, at the South London Gallery. So, too, are crosses and flags, the major emblems of nationhood and church.
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The Lush frontwomanas memoir is a nuanced, honest portrait of a troubled childhood a and a corrective to a much-mythologised era
The 90s are often seen as synonymous with champagne supernovas in country houses, oversimplifications ingrained in the lore of Britpop. What really happened? Artists of all kinds ignited and flared for a time, forming a kaleidoscopic night sky obscured in retrospect by the light pollution given off by Blur v Oasis, Loaded and ladettes, flag-waving and parochialism.
One of the most will oa the wisp of these bands were Lush, co-fronted by two guitarists, Emma Anderson and Miki Berenyi, who met at school and became big enough to crack the US, invited on the second Lollapalooza tour in 1992. They werenat quite the Lennon and McCartney of the underground a their nose-to-nose co-writes were few a but Anderson and Berenyias gauzy music felt like being cocooned in bejewelled spiderwebs, even as their distortion pedals ensured they rocked hard live.
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Mikhail Kalatozovas 1930s film gives a fascinating account of a medieval-style society about the supposed blessings of the USSRas modernising impact
In 1930, just as Luis BuA+-uel was releasing his classic LaAge daOr, the Georgian director Mikhail Kalatozov gave us the 55-minute silent movie Salt for Svanetia, an equally rich, strange and mysterious work of ethno-fantasy and social-surrealist reverie. It is theoretically a documentary about the blessings which Soviet modernisation brought to the remote community of Ushguli in the Svanetia province of north-west Georgia; it contains a people governed by tribal traditions going back to the middle ages. Working with editor and formalist literary critic Viktor Shklovsky, and inspired by a magazine article by the writer Sergei Tretyakov, Kalatozov appears to have been initially undecided whether his film set in Svanetia would be fact or fiction. He settled a ostensibly a on the former.
The fundamental idea is that Svanetiaas people are on the brink of starvation because they have no salt, which their cattle need to lick to get vital mineral nutrients. They are surrounded by impassable mountains and glaciers so little or no salt can be brought in. Cattle have to lick the sweat from other animals or humans a one of many bizarre closeup vignettes a or from urine, or even blood. Clearly, a road built with Bolshevik industry will help them.
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Despite its visual appeal, the characters in Czech animator Michaela PavlA!tovA!as clash-of-values family drama struggle to get past sorrowful stereotypes
Post-Taliban Kabul is seen through the eyes of a Czech bride in this new film from acclaimed animation director Michaela PavlA!tovA!, who was Oscar nominated in 1993 for her short film Words Words Words. Adapted from a novel by war journalist Petra ProchA!zkovA!, the Golden Globe-nominated film boasts striking visuals, but lacks the kind of emotional authenticity that would elevate it beyond a sob story.
When Herra meets Nazir during their university days in the Czech Republic, it is love at first sight. Their relationship leads Herra to Afghanistan where the pair marry and live with Naziras family. The culture shock comes swift: Herra has a difficult time adjusting to her stay-at-home existence and the harassment that she endures as a western woman in Kabul. While Naziras grandfather is liberal and understanding, his brother-in-law Kaiz physically abuses his wife, and forces his daughter to marry against her will. When the couple begin working at an American base, Herra is stunned to see Nazir succumb to the influence of traditional patriarchal values.
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Ron, 69, and Jaana, 59, met in the street in Tallinn, Estonia, when they were both looking for directions. They now live together in Australia
In the summer of 2014, Ron travelled to Finland from his home in Sydney for a family reunion. aMy brother had married a Finnish woman and they asked me to join a big get-together in Lapland. Iad been divorced since 2009, and I think they knew I was at a bit of a loose end,a he says. After he reached Helsinki, some of his in-laws decided to take him to Tallinn in Estonia, a ferry ride away. When they arrived, they couldnat find the restaurant they had planned to visit. aWe were standing on the street looking for this place when we saw Jaana with a map,a says Ron.
One of Ronas in-lawas family asked her if she was lost too. aI told them I was living in Helsinki, working for a craft organisation, and Iad come to see an exhibition,a says Jaana. She was invited to join them all for lunch and they spotted the exhibition en route. Sensing that something might be afoot, the lunch party went on, leaving Ron to go to the exhibition with Jaana.
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From Guccias mesmerising Twinsburg, celebrating the magic of twins, to Dolce & Gabbana enlisting Kim Kardashian to curate their show, the Milan schedule presented a myriad of new ideas
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As a child, Jill Craven would do anything to avoid swimming lessons. Decades later, recovering from cancer, she got back in the pool
Itas the green slime on the wall of her school swimming pool that Jill Craven remembers best, as she felt her teacheras hand on her head, pushing her underwater. aYou know how time slows? Going under. Watching a|a she says.
This was in Palmerston North, New Zealand, when she was five. While her three older siblings could swim half a mile (800 metres) or more, and her peers were doing at least a quarter, Craven awould try anything to get out of lessonsa. Her mother was a PE teacher, her father a headmaster. They played tennis and rugby, and in this culture of sportiness Craven could hide her fear of water in proficiency at tennis and netball.
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When Philip Jackson moved back to the UK from Australia, he felt compelled to support fellow lonely souls in his town. Now, for a momentous event, itas his turn to be treated
Philip Jackson left the UK when he was 22 and returned when he was 67. During that time, he had worked in construction in Thailand and Australia. When he retired and returned to his native Barnsley, Jackson felt alike a foreignera in his own country.
aI had a strong Australian accent, and everyone I knew when I was younger had moved away or was dead.a He was lonely. And he wasnat the only one. aIad never seen loneliness like it,a says Jackson. aThere were so many lonely old men, in particular.a
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Exclusive: major supplier to brands including KFC and Nandoas used offshore companies allowing them to reduce UK tax payments, investigation suggests
The global megacompanies supplying some of Britainas most popular meat brands, including KFC, Nandoas chicken and Sainsburyas organic range, appear to have been using offshore companies allowing them to avoiding paying millions of pounds in tax in the UK.
An investigation by the Guardian and Lighthouse Reports has found that two companies a Anglo Beef Processors UK and Pilgrimas Pride Corporation (owned by Brazilian beef giant JBS) a appear to have reduced their tax bill by structuring their companies and loans in a way that allows them to take advantage of different tax systems, in what one expert has described as aaggressive tax avoidancea.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 02:40:52 GMT
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Vincent Van Quickenborne says rule of law awill never fold to violencea after Dutch nationals detained in the Netherlands
Police in the Netherlands have arrested four suspects over what Belgiumas justice minister described as a plan to kidnap him.
Vincent Van Quickenborne, who is also the mayor of the city of Kortrijk in western Flanders, appeared to blame a adrug mafiaa in a video message run by state broadcaster RTBF.
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Investigation finds video-sharing app may have breached UK data protection law between 2018 and 2020
TikTok is facing the prospect of a APS27m fine for failing to protect the privacy of children, the UKas data watchdog has said.
An investigation conducted by the Information Commissioneras Office (ICO) found the video-sharing app may have breached data protection law between May 2018 and July 2020.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 05:56:23 GMT
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More than 50 past and present leaders to gather amid domestic opposition to ceremony fuelled by links between Abeas party and Unification Church
The US vice-president, Kamala Harris, the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, and British foreign secretary, James Cleverly, will be among foreign dignitaries arriving in Japan to attend a state funeral for the assassinated former prime minister, Shinzo Abe, despite strong public opposition to the ceremony.
They will be among about 700 people from overseas, including 50 former and current leaders, who are expected to attend the funeral in Tokyo on Tuesday, almost three months after Abe was shot dead while making a campaign speech.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 10:52:13 GMT
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Lawyersa claims of unfair procedures show misunderstanding of parliamentary process, says committee
Lawyers hired by Boris Johnson to rubbish the Commons Partygate inquiry have a asystemic misunderstandinga of parliamentary process and used amisplaced analogiesa, according to a group of senior MPs.
In a fightback campaign to avoid the investigation into the former prime minister being derailed, the privileges committee drew up a dossier to refute criticism about its work.
Continue reading...Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2022 12:14:42 GMT
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Catholic cleric and fellow activists were arrested for acolluding with foreign forcesa under Beijing-imposed national security law
A 90-year-old Catholic cardinal and five prominent pro-democracy campaigners have pleaded not guilty in court in Hong Kong for failing to properly register a humanitarian fund they set up to help people arrested in anti-government protests in 2019.
Cardinal Joseph Zen, one of Asiaas highest-ranking Catholic clerics, and his fellow campaigners were arrested in May for acolluding with foreign forcesa under a national security law that Beijing imposed on Hong Kong to crack down on dissent. All were trustees of the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund, which provided legal and financial assistance to more than 2,000 people prosecuted for their part in the 2019 pro-democracy protests. The fund is charged with not properly registering under the societies ordinance, a colonial-era law from 1911.
The fund disbanded in 2021 after police ordered it to hand over information on its donors and beneficiaries.
Prosecutors on Monday told West Kowloon court that the fund, which drew about 270m Hong Kong dollars (APS32m) in donations between June 2019 and October 2021, had apolitical motivationa and supported anti-government groups and activists, local news portal 01 and public broadcaster RTHK reported.
Prosecutors said the fund paid for audio equipment at anti-government rallies and sponsored studentsa political lobbying in London and Geneva. They claimed the students called for sanctions against Hong Kong and Chinese officials, a conduct that was later outlawed under the national security law. They also claimed the fund has sponsored a Taiwanese organisation and Canada-based New Hong Kong Cultural Club which were critical of the Chinese government. The defence argued the fundas political views were irrelevant to the charge of whether it had registered correctly.
Police have so far not charged Zen with a national security offence, which can carry a sentence of up to life in jail. Instead, he and his fellow defendants, including the singer Denise Ho, the veteran human rights barrister Margaret Ng, former lawmaker Cyd Ho and scholar Hui Po-keung, are being prosecuted for the lesser offence of failing to properly register their defence fund as a society. If convicted, they face a fine of up to 10,000 Hong Kong dollars (APS1,192). The trial is expected to conclude in early November.
Zen, a retired bishop of Hong Kong and a vocal critic of the Chinese government, opposed the governmentas plan to enact national security laws and took part in pro-democracy protests in 2019, 2014 and 2003. His arrest sent a chill throughout the Christian community, although the Vatican has been muted on his arrest.
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Tropical systems often strengthen in warmer areas of Atlantic, but can also intensify elsewhere in certain conditions
Late last week, Canadaas Atlantic coast was hit by Hurricane Fiona, with maximum sustained winds in the region of 90mph (145km/h). Hurricanes rarely maintain such an intensity that far north. Why? Hurricanes are fuelled by high sea surface temperatures (SSTs), and ideally high sea temperatures over a large depth. As you move away from the tropics, SSTs typically reduce.
But hurricanes are not confined to the warmer areas of the Atlantic, such as the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Tropical systems often strengthen in these regions, but can sometimes sustain or even strengthen elsewhere given favourable conditions. Ocean currents can transport warmer water poleward which can produce regions at higher latitudes that have higher SSTs than their surroundings. Tropical systems that track northwards over warmer seas can maintain intensity or even strengthen, such as happened with Hurricane Fiona.
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