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It"s not every day that you spot an 80-meter superyacht squeezing under a bridge with just a few inches of clearance.
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(NEW YORK) -- Meat Loaf, the rock superstar loved by millions for his "Bat Out of Hell" album and for such theatrical, dark-hearted anthems as "Paradise By the Dashboard Light," "Two Out of Three Ain"t Bad," and "I"d Do Anything for Love (But I Won"t Do That)," has died. He was 74. The singer born...
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Retrospective investigations were ajust not going to be an option,a a PCC said
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Boris Johnson using spreadsheet to keep track of loyal MPs, reports say
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Ofcom has threatened to atake actiona if Royal Mail fails to meet its annual targets
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Exclusive: Elections guru Lord Hayward says aextent of damagea will depend on Sue Grayas inquiry
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aAll patients who are waiting for a procedure may well be in pain and may well be anxious,a says doctor
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The crash happened at the Bowburn interchange on the A1(M) near Durham
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Police found 3D-printed gun parts and explosives in afamily homea in Yorkshire
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Extra APS70m levies on bottles awill wipe out benefits from post-Brexit trade deala
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Labour MP alleges Elizabeth Denham was warned by counter-terrorism officers and that aher office had to be swepta
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PMas Partygate woes deepen as photograph of drinks event emerges
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No 10 also denies allegations that Tory MPs were ablackmaileda by government whips
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aThis groundbreaking device offers the hope of restoration of sight to people suffering vision loss due to dry AMDa
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Future attacker was not referred to ideological intervention programme, and was later investigated by MI5
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aItas entirely Brexit,a says haulier who has been caught up in 15km queues
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Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world set to drive up household bills
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Voters were told theyad get say on if to keep directly elected post but now current mayor says itas unaffordable and consultation will be held instead
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Freda Walker was found dead after a violent incident at her home
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As the PMas future hangs in the balance, John Rentoul answers key questions from readers
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Counter-terror detective targeted models while posing as a pilot called aHarrisona who did photoshoots in his spare time
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Judge says it adefies beliefa loan was approved and athe most basic of checks would have revealed the frauda
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aThere has been a lot of misleading information about the processes that someone needs to go througha
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The victim was stabbed seven times before being left to die
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Major APS125m development would attract 760,000 people every year and help regenerate one of UKas most deprived coastal areas, supporters say
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Frosty weather is expected to continue through the weekend
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Employers who have pledged jobs include Compass Group and Ottolenghi
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Former gang leader who founded SOS Gangs Project praises our abrillianta campaign to skill up jobless youth
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American viewers are clamouring for the third season of kidsa cartoon Bluey. Where can the first two be found?
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Dave McCormack, 53, voices Blueyas dad on popular cartoon - and says his own fatherhood experiences helped
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You have only a short amount of time left to watch these
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Full list of everything being added now 2022 has begun
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Daniel Craig bowed out of the role with last yearas aNo Time to Diea
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Everything we know about the drama, from cast and start date to filming locations
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Tour had already been delayed
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Lawsuit was previously dropped last week
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The aBat Out of Hella artist has died aged 74, leaving behind a legacy of performances driven by the pomp and drama of a Wagnerian opera, the voice of a soft metal Pavarotti, and 265lb of quivering, wild-eyed lust. Mark Beaumont pays tribute
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Singer and actor Marvin Lee Aday died with his wife Deborah by his side
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Director Brent Wilson was convinced he would fail
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Actor was admitted to hospital earlier this week
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aCon Aira actor is in Italy making a new TV show
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aPlease make sure your drivers know the difference between the two,a wrote the comedian
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Former Disney star teases a new rock direction
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Rapper and producer is the subject of a documentary filmed over the course of two decades
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aWeare not sure where they got them from, probably one of those bulls**t lyrics sites on the interneta
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Hardwicke said she had to warn Pattinson that Stewart was a minor after their audition
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aBaywatcha star and former bodyguard Dan Hayhurst had been married for 13 months
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Here are the biggest offenders in film follow-ups, picked by Annie Lord and Bessie Yuill
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aEastendersa legend charges APS3,000 for a night of entertainment
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Super Bowl LVI will take place on 13 February
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The singer issued an emotional apology after being forced to postpone her Las Vegas show. Roisin OaConnor argues that itas unfair to blame her for circumstances beyond her control
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Singer also revealed why he changed his legal name from Marvin to Michael
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Lucius Malfoy actor said his opinions differ from the authoras ain many different areasa
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aI mean no disrespect,a she said
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Viewers have questioned why the car journey scenes on this season appear afakea
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Couple said they made adifficult decisiona ajointly and amicablya
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It turns out the cult film might not have been as good without his help
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Ricky Gervais explains popular characteras absence from final episodes
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Tribute posted to musicianas Facebook page urged fans adonat ever stop rocking!a
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Viewers were not at all keen on one aunbearablea aspect of the show
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Streaming service has been forced to step in amid viewer demands
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Singer said he caught the eye of Sarah Ferguson at a televised royal game show in 1987
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The late rock legend a who has died at the age of 74 a famously played a key role in 1997as aSpice World: The Moviea
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From Simba in aThe Lion Kinga to Anna in aFrozena, these are the bravest, kindest and greatest Disney heroes for your kids to look up to, writes Charlotte Cripps
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Late singer explained his most misunderstood song lyric in a 2014 interview
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Emotional star cites adelivery delays and Covida as reasons residency shows unable to go ahead
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Noth was accused of sexual assault by three women last year
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aThey offered me everything I could have asked for to help keep me in,a she said
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Investors are worried Netflix may have be nearing its peak in popularity
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Businesswoman was too creeped out to bring him back to her house
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Comedian said his agent told him that ato be a really successful actor in this town, youave got to hit the gyma
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aThe people with first weekend show tickets may not be able to afford the time or money to reschedule something like thisa
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Postponement came just 2 hours before first night of record-breaking residency
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Third album is stacked with solid tunes that reimagine the day-glo decade in winking, pulsating high-definition
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The Piccadilly Theatreas adaptation of Baz Luhrmannas film is at its most enjoyable when it eschews such concepts as acharacterisationa and anarrativea and throws itself entirely into its jukebox musical credentials
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aI just always think itas really embarrassing to talk about how youare working out,a said the actor
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TV personality said he still has flashbacks of the day his dad, aTOWIEa star Mick Norcross, died aged 57
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Carter was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend Conrad Roy III
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James Corden offered the actor his jacket to cover up her legs
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Clean houses and clean hands for all.
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aIt should not take a call to a congressperson for a child with blood clots in the brain or [a] tangled spinal cord to be considered urgent humanitarian circumstances,a one attorney said.
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When it comes to treatment with monoclonal antibodies, a CDC report finds that some people with COVID are less likely to get them than others.
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Will and Grace should"ve built a healthier friendship instead of not talking for 20 years.
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This is the first criminal case brought by a DOJ task force established in response to an unprecedented wave of threats against elections workers and officials nationwide.
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Brian Laundrie went missing as the search for his fiancA(c) Gabby Petito, and the person responsible for her disappearance, intensified.
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Scavino filed the lawsuit under his name after a judge rejected his bid to only be known as aPlaintiff.a
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There"s character development, and then there"s this.
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"I couldn"t smell for three months, and I couldn"t eat spicy things for the longest time."
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"I broke up with him in between the wedding ceremony and the reception."
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We LOVE to see it!
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aThereas just anxiety that weare not going to be able to do what we say,a said the chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality.
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Thereas a very American reason for why Prince Harry wants police protection in the UK: guns.
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The greatest collab since Tinashe and Nick Jonas"s recording of "Jealous (Remix)."
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"I didn"t get a pay raise, promotion, or even a pat on the back."
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Major yikes.
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Burgers, and tacos, and milkshakes, oh my!
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From a new period drama by the creator of Downton Abbey to a hilarious new ABC comedy.
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The app claims to rely on science and psychology to help you lose weight. But it may not be that different from any other deprivation diet.
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It"s all connected!
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"My children will not come to school on Monday with a mask on, all right? That"s not happening. And I will bring every single gun loaded and ready."
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I"ll always judge people who don"t use their turn signal.
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Discounts from wardrobe essentials to stylish vases that"ll help revamp your decor.
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"Why are we trying to match COVID-specific problems with the regular call menu I"d hit up if USPS had lost a decorative throw pillow?"
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So *that"s* where the teeth-brushing scene came from...
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"Beach P arty."
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While I"ll always look toward my next adventure, these are the most incredible experiences I"ve had so far.
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"One of them thought it was $800K."
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Euphoria, Somebody Somewhere, The Gilded Age, and more great titles you"ll want to stream this month.
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You"ll laugh, you"ll cry, you"ll learn about a dozen new words.
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"Sorry your grandma died... Please buy my products."
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"It wasnat some random strangers seeing these pictures, it was our own friends and family."
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"If something else crazy happens this year, then we"re just going to go to Vegas."
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Nothing like looking at maps to remind yourself how a" insignificant a" you are!
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Labour and Lib Dems call for full transparency as it emerges Sue Grayas report may just summarise findings
Boris Johnson is facing calls to ensure all evidence on the Downing Street parties is published with the Sue Gray inquiry, as it emerged the pivotal report is likely to amount to a concise summary of findings.
Labour and the Liberal Democrats called on Friday for the report to be published along with its accompanying evidence a including emails and witness accounts a to give full transparency around more than 15 alleged parties under investigation by Gray, a senior civil servant.
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Exclusive: Allegations emerge of attempts to spread rumours about Bury South MP minutes after he crossed floor
Conservative ministers and whips began spreading rumours about Christian Wakefordas personal life minutes after the MP defected to Labour, it has been alleged amid growing concerns over dirty tactics in politics.
The Guardian has been told that senior members of the government spread the rumours in parliament after the MP for Bury South crossed the floor on Wednesday.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 22:00:35 GMT
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Unions warn against a rush back to workplaces as government departments told to return to afull occupancya
Civil servants have been ordered to return to the office, with government departments told to rapidly get back to afull occupancya after the lifting of plan B Covid-19 restrictions in England.
But the announcement on Friday night sets up a clash between the government and unions, who have warned against a aheadlong rusha back to workplaces with coronavirus cases still high. Across the UK, 95,787 positive tests were reported on Friday.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 23:10:57 GMT
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- Ashley claims Staveley has breached terms of a loan
- Matter relates to clubas removal of Sports Direct signage
Mike Ashley has initiated legal action against Amanda Staveley, the co-owner of Newcastle United, for allegedly breaching the terms of a APS10m loan he provided in order to help facilitate the clubas APS300m sale to a Saudi Arabian led consortium last October.
A representative of Staveley, who has a 10% stake in Newcastle while Saudi Arabiaas Public Investment Fund (PIF)has an 80% controlling interest and the property developers Reuben Brothers another 10%, said on Friday night she was avery confidenta of successfully defending Ashleyas attempt to secure the immediate return of the loan.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 18:28:56 GMT
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Move comes amid afrank and substantivea talks in Geneva and announcement by Russia of new military exercises
The US has offered to hold a summit between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin as a last-ditch effort to stop the slide to a new war in Europe, as Russia continued to build up its forces along the Ukraine border and announced new naval exercises in the Black Sea.
The US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, said Washington and its allies were also ready to respond in writing next week to Russian demands on the future of Nato and European security, which Moscow has said must be addressed to avoid it taking amilitary measuresa. But, speaking in Geneva where he held talks with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov, Blinken repeated the US and Nato position there could still be no compromise on the central issue of the right of Ukraine and other countries to join Nato in the future.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 16:57:34 GMT
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Banks is suing Guardian journalist for defamation over Brexit backeras acovert relationshipa with Russia
Reporting by the Observer and Guardian journalist Carole Cadwalladr on the acovert relationshipa between the multimillionaire Brexit backer Arron Banks and the Russian government was of the greatest public interest imaginable, her lawyer has told the high court.
Banks, who donated a record APS8m to the Leave.EU campaign group, is suing Cadwalladr for defamation over two instances a one in a Ted Talk and one in a related tweet a in which she said the businessman was lying about his relationship with the Russian state.
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A gentle and poignant Kazuo Ishiguro-scripted remake of Akira Kurosawaas 1953 film Ikiru about a man dealing with a terminal diagnosis
The terrible conversation in the hospital consulting room a everyoneas final rite of passage a is the starting point for this deeply felt, beautifully acted movie from screenwriter Kazuo Ishiguro and director Oliver Hermanus: a remake of Akira Kurosawaas 1953 film Ikiru, or To Live.
A buttoned-up civil servant works joylessly in the town planning department; he is a lonely widower estranged from his grasping son and daughter-in-law. In the original, he was Mr Watanabe, played by Takashi Shimura. Now he is Mr Williams, played by Bill Nighy.
Living is showing at the Sundance film festival and will be released later this year
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The man who lifted the lid on racism at Yorkshire has faced death threats but has no intention of letting up in his quest for equality
aI am exhausted,a Azeem Rafiq says quietly as, just before eight in the morning, he takes a deep breath and straightens his black tie. The 30-year-old former cricketer, who exposed the institutional racism at the heart of a sport he once loved, is dressed in a sombre black suit. His mood is as composed and candid as it was when he gave his harrowing testimony in parliament to the DCMS select committee two months ago. aItas a burden Iave been carrying a very long time,a Rafiq says. aSo to get all that off my chest to the select committee was a massive relief. I slept well that night. But since then itas been a whirlwind.a
Rafiq feels under threat, unsettled by warnings that he and his family are in danger. There are also sustained attempts to undermine him and Rafiq is convinced some powerful forces are intent on muzzling him.
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Seven days after a massive volcanic eruption that spawned a tsunami and ash cloud, communications are still largely down and the scale of the catastrophe unknown
It was the week Tonga disappeared.
Riveted by the shocking satellite images of the eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haaapai volcano and subsequent tsunami, the eyes of the world turned to the South Pacific island country, home to about 100,000 people, on Saturday. But just as the world was desperate for news from Tonga, it went dark.
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Bat Out of Hell singer known for his powerful maelstrom of sound and spectacular live shows
If all he had ever done was record the album Bat Out of Hell, Meat Loaf, who has died aged 74, would still be guaranteed his own plinth in the museum of rockanaroll. Released in Britain in early 1978, the album might have been conceived as the antidote to punk rock, which had been wreaking havoc on the music industry. The unlikely-looking figure of Meat Loaf stood at the centre of a bombastic maelstrom of sound, an operatic blend of heavy rock, fantasy lyrics, a choir of backing vocalists and long, multipart songs. It was rockanaroll redesigned as gothic movie and Broadway spectacle.
Meat Loaf had met the songwriter Jim Steinman, his collaborator on Bat Out of Hell, when he auditioned successfully for Steinmanas musical More Than You Deserve in New York in 1973. The pair worked on the Bat Out of Hell material for several years and were rejected by numerous record companies before the album appeared on Cleveland International label, distributed by Epic Records. The album reminded many listeners of Bruce Springsteenas Born to Run, and its producer, Todd Rundgren, initially thought that Steinman and Meat Loaf were deliberately parodying Springsteen.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 16:05:29 GMT
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With Britain facing a cost of living crisis, is it time for one of its wealthiest ever prime ministers?
Rishi Sunak is renowned at Westminster for burnishing his brand in preparation to make a bid for the top job a but it now appears he may get the opportunity much sooner than expected. If he does succeed Boris Johnson in No 10, he will be one of the wealthiest prime ministers in history. And if it happens before his 42nd birthday, in mid-May, he will be the youngest in more than 250 years.
Well-tailored and whip-smart, the chancellor has been assiduously wooing Conservative MPs, and polls suggest he is well-liked by the public a or certainly more so than his beleaguered boss. An Ipsos Mori poll taken in the past few days gave Sunak a net favourability rating of +7, against Johnsonas -39, and -14 for the Labour leader, Keir Starmer.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 13:00:24 GMT
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Its flagship shows are looking shaky, its branding is blurred and its payroll is bloated. But as Nadine Dorries and Boris Johnson close in on the BBC, there are ways the Corporation can emerge from this crisis stronger and freer
Debates on the future of the broadcaster that hits its 100th birthday this year always become Hamlet-like: BBC or not BBC? With centenary celebrations muted this week by the culture secretary, Nadine Dorries, freezing the licence fee for two years and threatening to axe it completely by the next BBC royal charter in 2028, the familiar standoff resumes between those who argue for no state-dominant broadcaster (Conservative politicians and media) and those who advocate no change (broadcasting unions, liberal columnists).
Realistically, though, the BBCas future lies in a third way the Prince of Denmark didnat have a being very different. Trying to asave the licence feea or aleave the BBC alonea (though understandable slogans, given its long and vast contribution to national culture and education) is like aiming for immortality; regardless of strategy, time will beat you. Licence fee purchases have fallen by around a million in the last year. With Dorries effectively promising to end prosecution of non-payers, this trend will only accelerate, and digital consumption makes compliance harder to police.
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Ian McKellen and Sanjeev Bhaskar will also take to stage and solve a crime without rehearsal in starry fundraising drama at London theatre
Actors have nightmares of going on in a play for which they havenat been given a script. But some of Britainas best-known performers a including Sir Ian McKellen, Dame Emma Thompson, Harry Hill and Sanjeev Bhaskar a have volunteered to endure that sweaty scenario for one night at a north London theatre.
Shortly before the play begins, that nightas surprise guest star will be taken backstage at the Park theatre and offered a choice of coats, hats, moustaches and wigs, then fitted with an earpiece to be fed the lines of a detective investigating a crime.
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Cat Hobbs, who campaigns for public ownership of railways, on the cost of tickets and the companies pocketing the profits
Last month, it was announced that rail fares would rise in March a again. But why are UK train tickets so expensive? I asked Cat Hobbs, the founder of We Own It, a group campaigning for public ownership of the railways.
I recently got married in Scotland, and it took eight hours to drive my bickering family up there. It was cheaper to do that a and pay for the therapy afterwards a than all take the train. Why do some experts say our trains are cheap?
Some of our advance tickets are cheap, but our walk-on fares are expensive. A ticket from London Paddington to Bristol in 1995 was APS28.50. If the price had increased with inflation, it would be double a but it can go as high as APS115. The 2011 McNulty report found that the UKas fares cost roughly 30% more than those of other railways in Europe. And our government is obsessed with passengers footing the bill.
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 17:21:35 GMT
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PM removes requirement for face masks to be worn in schools despite headteachersa concerns
Boris Johnson has told schools in England to end the wearing of face masks by pupils, as parents and teachers continued to report infections spreading within schools at a rapid rate.
Johnsonas demand to afollow the latest guidancea, made through his No 10 spokesperson, came after headteachers at secondary schools across England said they would encourage their students to keep wearing masks despite the government withdrawing advice for them to be worn in classrooms.
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Mea Walton got her first infection in September 2020 and her fourth at the start of this year
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For Mea Walton, the new year began with something akin to disbelief. About to take a flight to LA, she took a PCR test to check for Covid a and it came back positive. But it wasnat her first infection, or even her second. Walton had tested positive for the fourth time.
aI thought, surely, I could never get it again,a she said.
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Omicron may have affected risk in England, but other factors could include vaccination and severity of previous infection
Anecdotal reports of Covid reinfection in the UK are growing, including people testing positive just weeks apart in December and January, or having had the virus three or even four times. Children are also being seen with reinfections. We take a look at the science behind catching Covid multiple times.
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aHumans are social and we Irish more than most,a MicheA!l Martin tells country after ending 20 months of social restrictions
Ireland has ended what has been one of the longest and strictest set of coronavirus restrictions in Europe, with the end of lockdown declared aa good daya by the countryas prime minister.
In a televised address to the nation the taoiseach, MicheA!l Martin, announced that the athe majority of public health measuresa would be swept away from 6am on Saturday after the cabinet concluded they were no longer justifiable.
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He is in no way qualified but bringing Rooney back to Goodison Park would deliver the rush of authentic emotion we all crave
It was interesting this week to see the fascination on social media with close-up clips of the celebrations after Tottenhamas 3-2 win at Leicester.
This stuff is very popular right now. The digital eye has detected a hunger out there, a shared sweet spot for footage of unbound emotion, feelings-porn: players and fans lost in the moment, Antonio Conte baying and leaping and glowering like a bear startled by a hornetsa nest.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 18:49:55 GMT
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A strong performance from Englandas new-look Twenty-20 side in the West Indies will help ease the post-Ashes gloom
Given the timing, it is impossible not to contrast the five-match Twenty20 series between England and West Indies that starts in Barbados on Saturday with the other five-match England series that has just concluded. Other than the badge on the touring playersa shirts the contrast is almost total and, having witnessed their compatriots crumble under the intense pressure of the Ashes, the white-ball squad can enjoy having very little of their own to cope with. As Eoin Morgan said on Friday: aI think the whole tour is one where the development of our game is more important than the series win.a
Long, sandy beaches, warm weather and famously carefree spirit make the Caribbean the ideal place to escape from your troubles, but it is West Indies who have fresher scars to heal. The day after Englandas fifth Test against Australia came to its ignominious conclusion in Hobart, Ireland won the deciding fixture of a three-match ODI series in Kingston. The home sideas captain, Kieron Pollard, admitted afterwards that he was ahurting, and hurting badlya. Meanwhile Sunday will mark three months since they were skittled for 55 by England in the opening game of a miserable defence of their Twenty20 World Cup title.
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- Pool B: Harlequins 36-33 Castres
- Dombrandtas hat-trick seals another dramatic comeback
Chalk this up as yet another one for the scrapbook. Harlequins simply do not know when they are beaten and on this occasion it was their captain, Alex Dombrandt, who proved the hero, finishing off his hat-trick in the 85th minute to clinch another dramatic victory.
In doing so he broke Castresa hearts a the French side coming agonisingly close to a place in the knockout stages a and sent a timely reminder of his talents to Eddie Jones. It seems that no matter the situation, provided Harlequins are in touching distance when the clock goes red they will find a way to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
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Have the lights gone out on Watford and Claudio Ranieri? Norwichas American, Josh Sargent, scored two fine goals, the first a piece of volleyed improvisation, the second a header before Juraj Kuckaas late own goal, pulled Norwich out of the bottom three. Watford fell into the drop zone for the first time this season and will stay there if their display here is anything to go by.
A match that embraced farce, including some desperately poor play, the Watford striker Emmanuel Dennis being sent off with the game already lost and a lengthy floodlight failure that came between Sargentas goals, offered damning evidence why both teams are where they are.
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- Briton says experience will help her strive for more success
- aYou have to be on it every week. Be really focuseda
Emma Raducanu has said she has no regrets about taking to the court on Thursday while injured with blisters on her right hand, despite not everyone in her team encouraging her to compete. The British teenager said she intends to use her experience and performance to strive for more success at the Australian Open and beyond, while also admitting aitas definitely a lot of work to stay at the topa.
aOnce I stepped out on the court Iad made my decision,a said Raducanu. aI had the option to withdraw before the match but after everything, the Covid, making it out here, fighting back from the loss last week, I wanted to give it all I had. Iam on the other side of the world! And I know my hand is going to recover in two days. Itas not long-term. I can build on this pretty quickly and start working on my game again.a
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- Forward reacted angrily to being taken off in Brentford game
- Rangnick: aThis does not benefit him or his teammatesa
Ralf Rangnick believes Cristiano Ronaldo was too emotional at being replaced during Manchester Unitedas win at Brentford and has urged him to temper his behaviour for the benefit of the team.
The 36-year-old, who is a doubt for Saturdayas home match against West Ham due to a neck injury, was taken off on 71 minutes with United 2-0 ahead as Rangnick switched to a back three, and the unhappy player immediately demanded an explanation. On Friday Rangnick was asked whether he accepted Ronaldoas behaviour did not look good because it appeared a challenge to his authority.
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- Abdullah Ibhais cannot pay loan because of withheld money
- Ibhais did not go along with official line over workersa strike
A former employee of Qataras 2022 World Cup organising committee, jailed on contested corruption charges, faces fresh legal action after his former bosses withheld his severance pay meaning he will default on a loan, his family say.
Abdullah Ibhais, a former media manager, was last year given a three-year sentence for misappropriating state funds a a charge that he insists was concocted as punishment for him criticising the handling of a migrant workersa strike.
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Whether itas the monarchy, the union or the BBC, todayas Tories are trampling on the values they once claimed to cherish
Just because Boris Johnson approaches every issue thinking only of Boris Johnson does not mean we have to do the same. Even the crisis that now engulfs the prime minister, and sees his fate hang on Tory MPsa reaction to a Sue Gray report that could come next week, is not only about him. Itas tempting to see it that way a to look for the roots of the partygate scandal in Johnsonas arrogance, entitlement and narcissism a but itas a double mistake.
As a matter of politics, itas unwise because it would allow the Conservatives to ditch Johnson, pick a successor and claim to be a new government exorcised of its demon, with no need for the electorate to turn to Labour. But itas also wrong.
Jonathan Freedland is a Guardian columnist
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Too much discretionary, unreviewable power has been allowed to be concentrated in the hands of the immigration minister
Australia has some of the strictest border laws in the world. The immigration minister has some of the broadest, and least reviewable, powers of any of his global equivalents. The shambolic Djokovic affair has confronted Australians with the true extent of those powers, and many are bewildered.
Discretionary powers under the Migration Act enable the minister to cancel a visa a in some circumstances without affording due process a because, a apersonas past and present general conducta suggests athe person is not of good charactera; because athere is a risk thata the personas presence represents aa danger to the Australian community a| in any a| waya; or because the person amight be a| a risk to the health, safety or good order of the Australian community.a
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For the never-did-me-any-harm generation of senior MPs, the protests of the younger generation are hard to stomach
How are you finding the pace of Boris Johnsonas political demise? I once saw a wildlife clip where a snake was eating a live chicken, but stopped for a long rest in the middle of it, leaving the bird sort of half in, half out of the jaws. The chicken veered between shock, which gave the appearance of calm, and distressingly grim bouts of flailing. Though it wasnat wearing the Facemask of Shame and trying to talk about its vaccine rollout, I did find myself reminded of it this week. Of course, in tribute to Johnsonas gift for political escapology, David Cameron once called Johnson a agreased pigleta. But as David well knows, even pigs get defiled by reality in the end.
Speaking of swine, there has been a huge amount to be amused by amid the horror show. It seems pause has currently been pressed on something called the pork pie plot, which must be a relief to the prime minister. Iam not sure Boris Johnson could handle the truly hilarious self-realisation of getting to the Reichenbach Falls and discovering his worthy foe was a| hang on, let me get my monocle a| ah yes, Gary Sambrook. aBugger off, Gary a Iam expecting Sherlock Holmes, not some 32-year-old Freemason no oneas ever heard of.a And more on the generational comedy in a bit.
Marina Hyde is a Guardian columnist
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While Biden has made mistakes, his biggest obstacles a such as electoral biases built into the US system a are not his doing
A year into his term, the Biden administration is in shambles. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinemaas support for the legislative filibuster has killed the Democratic voting rights effort. Bidenas Build Back Better plan, a massive reconciliation package containing initiatives on issues from the climate crisis to childcare is, for now, dead in the water; Manchin and Sinema will determine whether any of its provisions survive in attenuated form.
Immigration reform and healthcare reform, both central to Democratic intra-party debates during the 2020 primaries, have fallen entirely off the radar. The US supreme court may overturn Roe v Wade in the coming months. The latest wave of the coronavirus pandemic is still ravaging the country thanks not only to Covid denialists and vaccine skeptics on the right, but an administration that has struggled to keep its promises on easy access to tests. Abroad, Bidenas courageous withdrawal from Afghanistan a a a kept promise even the presidentas harshest critics on the left were willing to give him credit for a a has been marred by economic sanctions that have left 23 million Afghans without enough to eat, and the media is already itching to blame Biden for a Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Osita Nwanevu is a Guardian US columnist
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In the 1980s we learned that public health messaging divorced from peopleas values simply doesnat work
Since the beginning of the pandemic, communication from the government, epidemiologists and health statisticians appears to rely on the belief that if people are shown enough graphs, enough models, enough statistics, enough information, they will all act rationally and do the right thing. Even when that is deeply at odds with the way people live: closing oneself at home, potentially alone, ceasing all intimate contact with people outside, locking down.
This was surprisingly successful in 2020, as a response to a sudden disaster, but it isnat a realistic long-term strategy. The cultural, social and political history of the HIV pandemic taught us that this epidemiological approach of trying to protect a population chiefly by focusing on ideal individual behavioural guidelines doesnat work.
JoAPSo FlorAancio is senior lecturer in history of modern and contemporary art and visual culture at the University of Exeter
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The Tories are trying to ban the activism that has shaped me a from Greenham Common to UK Uncut. They must be stopped
What a miracle that the House of Lords rose up and rebelled this week against the governmentas assault on protest. Labour had no idea how many peers on the crossbenches, let alone the Tory benches, or even among their own rapidly ageing and frail cohort would be there to vote against draconian new laws that are more redolent of Hong Kong than Britain. If the Lords is the last backstop against the arbitrary powers of an elective dictatorship, it relies on the thin safety net of enough membersa individual sense of justice in that 800-strong chamber a motivating them to turn up and stay late to vote. And this time, they did.
This week the womenas rights activists Reclaim These Streets are in the high court arguing that the Metropolitan police breached human rights by banning a vigil on Clapham Common for Sarah Everard, who was murdered by a Met police officer. The group also allege that Met police officers used force while threatening protesters with APS10,000 fines for breaching lockdown rules.
Polly Toynbee is a Guardian columnist
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The M&M squad will be undergoing a aprogressivea makeover
With her white go-go boots and thick lashes, the Green M&M was the Marilyn Monroe of the confectionery world. Everyone adored her a girls, gays and gamers alike. Green appeared in adverts crawling on her hands and knees at the beach like a 2000s Jennifer Lopez video. She was always engaged in flirtatious lesbian banter with the other female M&M, the coquettish Brown, or putting a piece of chocolate into her mouth before making a joke about premature ejaculation. When the feminist academic Camille Paglia once wrote that athe great sex symbols of Hollywood were manufactured beings, engineered by trial and error, with the mass audience as their ultimate judge and jurya. I like to think she was talking about the Green M&M.
Not so any more.
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The NHS is in crisis, and ministers are taking the opportunity to extend private healthcareas reach
NHS waiting lists are out of control. Around 7.5 million people are queueing for hospital treatment in the UK, around 6 million of them in England, where this is the highest number since records began in 2007. In Wales, more than a fifth of the population is waiting for treatment. There are differences in the policies adopted by the devolved administrations to reduce backlogs. In England, it is clear that an increased role for the private sector is the governmentas plan.
The details of the recovery plan promised by ministers are still being finalised, with NHS bosses resisting what they regard as unrealistic targets. Finding a way to increase surgical capacity, so that more operations can happen more quickly, is the priority. The impact of delays is both social and economic: people waiting for cataracts canat see properly; people who need joint replacements may struggle to walk. But there are worrying signs that any new contracts will tip the systemas overall balance further in favour of for-profit providers, and away from the NHS.
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Counties and franchises canat coexist for ever. The game will have to make its mind up
It may be a little early to be thinking about spring, but the publication of the first-class cricket fixtures hints that it is not too far away. They have been more eagerly awaited than usual this year because the implosion of the England menas team in the Ashes suggested there was something rotten in the state of the domestic game. Publication was delayed while different interest groups argued over what structure the sport should have. Do we like our cricket in two-and-a-half-hour, made-for-TV dollops, or played out slowly over four or five days?
Naturally, that question was not resolved. The result, when the fixtures were finally announced this week, was the usual dogas dinner. In deference to the new orthodoxy that long-form cricket has been marginalised, two four-day championship matches have shifted to June and July, but half the games will be played in April and May when conditions tend to favour the sort of county atrundlera who is unlikely to turn an Ashes match on its head on an easy-paced pitch in Melbourne. Neil Snowball, of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), said further rebalancing was possible in 2023 if all astakeholdersa could agree. No jokes please about the chances of Mr Snowball making that happen.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 17:54:21 GMT
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The Labour leader must not be allowed to shrug off the negative impacts of Brexit, says Graham Webb. Plus letters from Chris Webster and John Richardson
Keir Starmer gave Simon Hattenstone several encouraging insights into his political beliefs and intentions (aStop talking about the problem a fix the bloody thing!a Keir Starmer on Boris Johnsonas parties and his plan to win power, 19 January). The interview did, however, refer to one elephant-in-the-room contradiction. Many who would like to vote Labour will disagree with him when he says there is ano case for rejoininga the EU, aweare out and weare staying outa, and Brexit must be amade to work from the outsidea.
Does Starmer not read the opinion polls on Brexit? He says that rather than talking about problems, he identifies what they are and then fixes them. One might have expected that after several years of shadowing Brexit secretaries, he would have identified the inevitable failure of a hopelessly undefined Brexit constrained by Theresa Mayas red lines. How does he think heas going to afixa this still-open wound which is causing more and more damage to British life and young peopleas prospects every day? He cannot and must not be allowed to shrug off the negative impacts of Brexit a as Boris Johnson would like him to. Brexit must be addressed honestly and positively. Labouras electability is at stake.
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Dr Justin Robbins considers the ways to fix this modern ill
Sam Bowman (The big idea: could fixing housing fix everything else, too?, 17 January) is quite right in pointing out that one social problem a the housing shortage a lies at the root of many other problems, and he provides a pretty full list of what those problems are.
As he says, it is not the cost of bricks and mortar that has sky-rocketed, but the cost of land. We face not a housing crisis, but a land crisis. It is clearly wrong that when the state a in the guise of the local planning authority a grants permission for development on an area of land, the enormous increase in its value is largely pocketed as unearned income by the landowner, rather than going to the community whose needs and whose taxes that have paid for local infrastructure give value to land in the first place.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 12:00:24 GMT
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Tiny particles including tyre dust found in ice cores stretching back 50 years, showing global plastic contamination
Nanoplastic pollution has been detected in polar regions for the first time, indicating that the tiny particles are now pervasive around the world.
The nanoparticles are smaller and more toxic than microplastics, which have already been found across the globe, but the impact of both on peopleas health is unknown.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 14:34:09 GMT
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Officials from Exxon, Shell, Chevron and BP have been summoned to appear before the House oversight committee in February
A US congressional committee has invited board members at four large oil companies to testify in February about the industryas role in the climate crisis and spreading adisinformationa, turning up the heat on big oil after lawmakers grilled their CEOs last year.
The hearing of officials from Exxon, Shell, Chevron and BP, scheduled for 8 February, is the next phase of the House oversight committeeas investigation into the role of fossil fuel companies in blocking action on climate change and misrepresenting the industryas efforts to address it.
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The planned 35-storey block is the second tower this month to be adapted after criticism
The developer of a residential skyscraper designed with only one fire escape staircase has said it is changing its plans as the London fire brigade (LFB) said it was unhappy with the proposal.
The design of the 35-storey block with just one staircase 400 metres from Grenfell Tower in west London was branded amadnessa by a fire safety expert and attacked as ashockinga by the survivors of the 14 June 2017 fire that killed 72 people.
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Judge Martin Edmunds QC says Neil Corbelas actions will have an impact on public trust in the police
A senior Met police officer who deployed spy cameras to film naked women has been sentenced to three years in prison in a case the judge said would aimpact public trusta in the police.
Neil Corbel, a 40-year-old detective inspector who resigned after being suspended by the Met, concealed spy cameras in keys, glasses, phone chargers, air fresheners, tissue boxes and headphones.
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Nicholas Rossi is wanted by Interpol and faces extradition to the US over an allegation of sexual assault
A man who appeared in a Scottish court using a wheelchair and attached to an oxygen cylinder has denied being an international fugitive with 16 aliases.
The man, who was traced to an intensive care unit in Glasgow while being treated for Covid-19 last December, denied being 34-year-old Nicholas Rossi, who is wanted by Interpol and faces extradition to the US over an allegation of sexual assault in Utah.
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UK government defied with declaration of extra bank holiday for 5,000 people
The first day of March a St Davidas Day a is always a joyful day in the harbour town of Porthmadog in north-west Wales. Children dress up in traditional outfits a or Welsh sports strips a while adults wear daffodils and families get together for a traditional supper. It feels like warmer, brighter days are around the corner.
But the Welsh patron saintas day is likely to be celebrated with particular vigour this year after Gwynedd council defied the UK government and declared it an extra bank holiday for about 5,000 of its staff.
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Paramedic who attended scene in 2010 tells court there were no signs of panic from Ian Stewart
The man convicted of killing the childrenas author Helen Bailey in 2016 appeared calm after the death of his wife and there were no signs he had tried to revive her, a paramedic has told a court.
Ian Stewart, 61, is on trial accused of the murder of Diane Stewart, 47, at their home in Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire, in 2010.
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Tens of thousands of severely disabled people left financially worse off by move to universal credit
The UK government faces a APS150m bill after a court confirmed tens of thousands of severely disabled people were discriminated against as a result of being left financially worse off after being moved on to universal credit.
A scathing judgment handed down on Friday marks the fourth victory in a six-year fight for justice against the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) brought by two disabled men who had their disability benefit payments cut by APS180 a month after they moved house more than five years ago.
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Chiefs of CBI, BCC, IoD, Make UK and FSB say arocketinga charges will delay economic recovery from Covid
Five of Britainas leading business groups have demanded urgent and decisive government help to tackle the UKas energy crisis, warning failure to act will result in lower investment, an increase in poverty and the risk of an inflationary spiral.
In a letter to Rishi Sunak, the heads of the CBI, the British Chambers of Commerce, the Institute of Directors, Make UK and the Federation of Small Businesses said arocketinga domestic and business bills would put the brake on economic recovery.
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Former Question Time host says he believes in licence fee but it would be fairer to remove flat rate
The veteran TV presenter David Dimbleby has suggested the BBC licence fee could be linked to council tax to make it fairer as the government questions future funding of the broadcaster.
Dimbleby, who presented Question Time on the BBC for 25 years, said: aThe licence fee is something that I absolutely believe in. I donat think you can have public service broadcasting without paying for it through the public purse in that way.
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Jazz club event on Saturday will service and distribute donated pieces across the UK and abroad
With normality returning, many people are now regretting their lockdown purchases. But the end of home confinement is leaving some wincing at the fanciful, if well-meaning, acquisitions gathering dust in a cupboard.
As many wannabe lockdown Leonard Cohens and Laura Marlings have long abandoned their musical ambitions, a new initiative is making sure unwanted instruments find the right home.
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Unpublished executive order, obtained by Politico, among documents provided to January 6 panel after court ruling
In the heady days between Donald Trumpas defeat in November 2020 and the January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol, an executive order was prepared. It commanded the defense secretary to seize voting machines in battleground states, as part of Trumpas abig liea that the vote was rigged.
The draft executive order, obtained and published by Politico, was never sent and its author is unknown. It was part of a cache of documents handed over to the House committee investigating the January 6 violence, after the supreme court ruled this week that Trump could not shield himself from oversight on grounds of executive privilege.
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NLD politician and hip hop artist Phyo Zayar Thaw handed sentence alongside democracy activist Kyaw Min Yu
A military tribunal in Myanmar has sentenced a member of Aung San Suu Kyias ousted party to death for terror offences, as the junta ramped up a crackdown on the toppled leaderas party.
The south-east Asian country has been in chaos since the February coup, with more than 1,400 killed in a subsequent crackdown on dissent, according to a local monitoring group.
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Matthew Willson from Surrey was shot in arecklessa shooting as he was visiting his girlfriend
An astrophysicist from Surrey has died after being hit by a stray bullet while lying in bed during a trip to Atlanta.
Dr Matthew Willson, 31, from Chertsey, was shot in the early hours of Friday when a weapon was discharged by a group of individuals from a neighbouring block of flats in the suburb of Brookhaven. No suspects have been arrested.
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Hospitals overwhelmed in Saaada after attack levels buildings in Houthi northern heartland
An airstrike on a prison in northern Yemen killed at least 60 people and wounded 200 more, while a separate attack shut down the countryas internet, as Saudi-led reprisals to a Houthi drone attack on the United Arab Emirates intensified.
The violence marked an especially deadly day in the seven-year war, leaving bystanders searching through rubble with their bare hands to rescue those trapped in two locations: a prison in the city of Saaada and a telecommunications centre in the port city of Hodeidah, where three children playing football nearby were reported to have been killed.
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Tesla billionaire says he could send Starlink terminals via SpaceX to Pacific island nation where communication is down
Elon Musk has offered to send Starlink internet terminals to Tonga, after the recent volcanic eruption and tsunami left the Pacific island nation without communication links to the rest of the world.
Replying on Twitter to a Reuters story that Tonga could be without internet connection for a month, the billionaire entrepreneur wrote: aCould people from Tonga let us know if it is important for SpaceX to send over Starlink terminals?a
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Gabriel Boric, 35, picks youthful team including at defence the granddaughter of Salvador Allende, who was deposed in a coup
Chileas millennial president-elect, Gabriel Boric, has named a progressive cabinet, with a ministerial team which for the first time anywhere in the Americas is dominated by women.
Boric, a 35-year-old former student leader, will replace the billionaire rightwing president SebastiA!n PiA+-era on 11 March as he becomes the youngest president in Chileas history.
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- Notebook discovered near Laundrieas body in Florida swamp
- Authorities say boyfriend alone responsible for atragic deatha
The boyfriend of Gabby Petito admitted killing her in a notebook discovered near his body in a Florida swamp, the FBI announced on Friday.
It was the first time authorities squarely pinned the blame for Petitoas death on Brian Laundrie, though he was the prime suspect all along.
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Unpublished executive order, obtained by Politico, among documents provided to January 6 panel after court ruling
In the heady days between Donald Trumpas defeat in November 2020 and the January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol, an executive order was prepared. It commanded the defense secretary to seize voting machines in battleground states, as part of Trumpas abig liea that the vote was rigged.
The draft executive order, obtained and published by Politico, was never sent and its author is unknown. It was part of a cache of documents handed over to the House committee investigating the January 6 violence, after the supreme court ruled this week that Trump could not shield himself from oversight on grounds of executive privilege.
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- Notebook discovered near Laundrieas body in Florida swamp
- Authorities say boyfriend alone responsible for atragic deatha
The boyfriend of Gabby Petito admitted killing her in a notebook discovered near his body in a Florida swamp, the FBI announced on Friday.
It was the first time authorities squarely pinned the blame for Petitoas death on Brian Laundrie, though he was the prime suspect all along.
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Move comes amid afrank and substantivea talks in Geneva and announcement by Russia of new military exercises
The US has offered to hold a summit between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin as a last-ditch effort to stop the slide to a new war in Europe, as Russia continued to build up its forces along the Ukraine border and announced new naval exercises in the Black Sea.
The US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, said Washington and its allies were also ready to respond in writing next week to Russian demands on the future of Nato and European security, which Moscow has said must be addressed to avoid it taking amilitary measuresa. But, speaking in Geneva where he held talks with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov, Blinken repeated the US and Nato position there could still be no compromise on the central issue of the right of Ukraine and other countries to join Nato in the future.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 23:04:03 GMT
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NLD politician and hip hop artist Phyo Zayar Thaw handed sentence alongside democracy activist Kyaw Min Yu
A military tribunal in Myanmar has sentenced a member of Aung San Suu Kyias ousted party to death for terror offences, as the junta ramped up a crackdown on the toppled leaderas party.
The south-east Asian country has been in chaos since the February coup, with more than 1,400 killed in a subsequent crackdown on dissent, according to a local monitoring group.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 17:30:01 GMT
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Hospitals overwhelmed in Saaada after attack levels buildings in Houthi northern heartland
An airstrike on a prison in northern Yemen killed at least 60 people and wounded 200 more, while a separate attack shut down the countryas internet, as Saudi-led reprisals to a Houthi drone attack on the United Arab Emirates intensified.
The violence marked an especially deadly day in the seven-year war, leaving bystanders searching through rubble with their bare hands to rescue those trapped in two locations: a prison in the city of Saaada and a telecommunications centre in the port city of Hodeidah, where three children playing football nearby were reported to have been killed.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 17:40:52 GMT
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Matthew Willson from Surrey was shot in arecklessa shooting as he was visiting his girlfriend
An astrophysicist from Surrey has died after being hit by a stray bullet while lying in bed during a trip to Atlanta.
Dr Matthew Willson, 31, from Chertsey, was shot in the early hours of Friday when a weapon was discharged by a group of individuals from a neighbouring block of flats in the suburb of Brookhaven. No suspects have been arrested.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 23:55:57 GMT
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The announcement, in an industry where unions are rare, came on the heels of Microsoftas acquisition of the company
Employees at Raven Software, a video game studio owned by Activision Blizzard, announced Friday they have formed a union a a milestone in a largely unorganized industry recently marred by labor complaints.
Several dozen employees of the Wisconsin studio, which is behind the massively popular Call of Duty series, voted in favor of the union. The news comes just days after Microsoft announced it would acquire Activision Blizzard for $70bn.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 20:06:20 GMT
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Perilous conditions along remote stretch of Manitoba have ambushed border crossers for years
The death of four members of an Indian family at the US-Canada border has once again highlighted the dangerous journeys families are willing to risk for a better life a and the groups that profit from their desperation.
Police in Canada announced on Thursday that the victims, who included a baby and young boy, probably froze to death while attempting to cross into the United States during a blizzard. Seven others survived and were intercepted by police.
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The Emmy-winning performer and game show host died in Las Vegas of complications from cancer
Louie Anderson, whose more than four-decade career as a comedian and actor included his unlikely, Emmy-winning performance as mom to twin adult sons in the TV series Baskets, died on Friday. He was 68.
Anderson died at a hospital in Las Vegas of complications from cancer, said Glenn Schwartz, his longtime publicist. Anderson had a type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Schwartz said previously.
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City council expected to vote to ban new oil and gas wells, and phase out existing ones, which residents have blamed for chronic health issues
The University Park neighborhood of Los Angeles has a lot in common with urban areas across the US: a dense population with lots of businesses and housing. A cluster of car dealerships. A row of restaurants. Schools and a community center.
But nestled in the predominantly Latino community is something rarely found in urban areas outside California: an oil field.
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Daguerreotype profile shows an unfamiliar face to modern readers but delighted the author, who found the whiskers acharming, charminga
Summon up an image of Charles Dickens, and his luxuriant adoorknockera beard will be one of the first things to come to mind. But an aextremely rarea portrait of the author, depicting the agloriousa moustache he sported for few years only, is set to show his more dapper side.
Dickens is thought to have first experimented with a moustache in 1844, and seems to have been immensely pleased with the new look. aThe moustaches are glorious, glorious. I have cut them shorter, and trimmed them a little at the ends to improve their shape,a he wrote to his friend, the artist Daniel Maclise. aThey are charming, charming. Without them, life would be a blank.a
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Bat Out of Hell singer known for his powerful maelstrom of sound and spectacular live shows
If all he had ever done was record the album Bat Out of Hell, Meat Loaf, who has died aged 74, would still be guaranteed his own plinth in the museum of rockanaroll. Released in Britain in early 1978, the album might have been conceived as the antidote to punk rock, which had been wreaking havoc on the music industry. The unlikely-looking figure of Meat Loaf stood at the centre of a bombastic maelstrom of sound, an operatic blend of heavy rock, fantasy lyrics, a choir of backing vocalists and long, multipart songs. It was rockanaroll redesigned as gothic movie and Broadway spectacle.
Meat Loaf had met the songwriter Jim Steinman, his collaborator on Bat Out of Hell, when he auditioned successfully for Steinmanas musical More Than You Deserve in New York in 1973. The pair worked on the Bat Out of Hell material for several years and were rejected by numerous record companies before the album appeared on Cleveland International label, distributed by Epic Records. The album reminded many listeners of Bruce Springsteenas Born to Run, and its producer, Todd Rundgren, initially thought that Steinman and Meat Loaf were deliberately parodying Springsteen.
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Seven days after a massive volcanic eruption that spawned a tsunami and ash cloud, communications are still largely down and the scale of the catastrophe unknown
It was the week Tonga disappeared.
Riveted by the shocking satellite images of the eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haaapai volcano and subsequent tsunami, the eyes of the world turned to the South Pacific island country, home to about 100,000 people, on Saturday. But just as the world was desperate for news from Tonga, it went dark.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 20:25:33 GMT
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A sensitive lead performance helps lift an empathetic yet often cliched retelling of a troubled veteran who holds up a bank
John Boyega gives an honest, intuitive and sensitive performance in this fervent if slightly by-the-numbers hostage drama a and it is one of Michael K Williamsas final appearances on film, playing the negotiator.
First-time feature director Abi Damaris Corbin has co-written the screenplay with the British dramatist Kwame Kwei-Armah, inspired by the real case of a depressed US Marine Corps veteran who in 2017 calmly walked into a bank in Atlanta, Georgia, and threatened to detonate the bomb he claimed was in his backpack unless he was paid the $892 he was owed in disability benefits a money that had been suddenly discontinued for opaque bureaucratic reasons, plunging him into poverty.
Boyega plays Brian Easley, a guy who served honourably in the military but like so many in his position has found the transition to civilian life a trial a he has become estranged from his wife and infant daughter, alienated from his wider family, vulnerably housed and without stable employment, depressed and suffering from delusions. When he walks into the bank, his polite, almost diffident manner with the terrified bank clerks may be an indicator of his fundamental decency a or a symptom of his insanity. Selenis Leyva and Nicole Beharie play the bank employees, Olivia Washington is Brianas anguished wife and Williams is the negotiator a a former military man himself who understands how callous America can be to the guys like him and Brian.
892 is interesting on the implied, unspoken endgame of hostage situations like this a the way negotiators will appear to take the demands seriously to keep the criminal talking, while at some level everyone knows how it is going to play out. And Boyega conveys the fact that it is now not just about a or not at all about a the money which he knows he is not going to get. It is about being heard. Then there is the weird, Stockholm-syndrome solidarity developing between Brian and the bank staff, based partly on their growing appreciation of his troubled humanity and also their (understandable) suspicion that they will be collateral damage if armed police storm the bank.
There is also the question of racism. Brian asks one bank clerk if they have ever been robbed before and what happened to the robber. aArresteda she replies, from which Brian grimly concludes that this man must have been white a a terrible omen.
892 is a well-crafted film but there are, perhaps inevitably, hints of Zucker-Abrahams cliche in the caring TV news journalist (Connie Britton) who talks to Brian on the phone and the negotiator (Williams) whose integrity is at odds with his cynical bosses who might want to solve the situation with a sniperas bullet instead of reaching out to Brian and talking him down.
Basically, nothing much evolves or changes in the filmas various personae as it plays out, almost in real time: the brief flashbacks to Brianas military service and to his later bureaucratic ordeals in the VA office are all telling us what we pretty well knew already.
Boyegaas performance has an essential sympathy and dignity that are vital to this drama; an unshowy sense of self-worth that keeps it together.
892 is showing at the Sundance film festival with a release date yet to be announced
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Toilet Feelings is an illustrator based in Sydney. She is on Instagram @toiletfeelings
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 19:00:33 GMT
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Making your own pastry is worth it for this plant-based take on a traditional breakfast quiche
Using chickpea flour gives this quiche a smooth texture and pleasant flavour that makes an excellent base for traditional quiche ingredients.
This breakfast-friendly version is chock-full of sweet, lightly caramelised shallots, sautA(c)ed mushrooms and spinach.
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Kicking off our new monthly guides to an authoras work, crime novelist Janice Hallett puts the spotlight on the creator of Miss Marple and Poirot
What with the chart-topping success of Richard Osmanas novels, and a new series by the Rev Richard Coles due later this year, cosy crime fiction seems to be having its moment. If youave already raced your way through The Thursday Murder Club and The Man Who Died Twice, why not try picking up a novel by the original queen of crime herself? Janice Hallett, whose bestselling crime novels The Appeal and The Twyford Code have seen her dubbed aa modern Agatha Christiea has put together a handy list to help you choose which one to pick.
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Omicron may have affected risk in England, but other factors could include vaccination and severity of previous infection
Anecdotal reports of Covid reinfection in the UK are growing, including people testing positive just weeks apart in December and January, or having had the virus three or even four times. Children are also being seen with reinfections. We take a look at the science behind catching Covid multiple times.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 16:46:24 GMT
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Figures show benefit of Covid vaccines and boosters to reduce hospital risk as agency says: aGet vaccinated as soon as possiblea
New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has revealed that unvaccinated adults infected with Covid-19 who are 65 and older are 49 times more likely to need hospitalization compared to those who have received booster doses.
The CDC also found that in December, unvaccinated adults in that same age group experienced a rate of Covid-related hospitalization 17 times higher than those who are fully vaccinated.
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Island nation set to impose lockdown next week after virus escaped from quarantine centre
After remaining Covid-free for the entirety of the pandemic, Kiribati has reopened its borders a only for two thirds of the passengers on the first international flight to arrive in ten months to test positive for the virus.
The island nation is now set to impose a four-day lockdown from Monday after the virus was found to have spread into the community.
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The president has failed to capitalise on progressive sentiment: his party needs to stand up for the working class
How should one feel about the first year of the Biden presidency?
I canat really say Iam disappointed, since I didnat have high hopes going into it. But I do feel dread. This last year has felt a bit like being trapped in a nail-biting intermission between two horror films. The opening instalment consisted of Donald Trumpas first four years in office a it ended with the cliffhanger of a deadly plague and a surreal, poorly executed, but still terrifying ransacking of the Capitol. The sequel practically writes itself, as the man ascends to power a second time, even more emboldened and determined to hold on to power.
Astra Taylor is a writer, organiser and documentary maker
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 07:45:25 GMT
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Mia Mottley is just one of a raft of strong women across the Caribbean and South America tackling societyas most pressing issues. The world could learn a lot from them
There is a common misconception that the developing world is full of archaic values and that women struggle to have their voices heard. The more countries I visit and the more female leaders I speak to, the more I am convinced the contrary is true.
In fact, those in positions of power worldwide could learn important lessons from these strong women when it comes to tackling some of societyas most pressing issues, including pandemics, the climate crisis, education and infrastructure.
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While Biden has made mistakes, his biggest obstacles a such as electoral biases built into the US system a are not his doing
A year into his term, the Biden administration is in shambles. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinemaas support for the legislative filibuster has killed the Democratic voting rights effort. Bidenas Build Back Better plan, a massive reconciliation package containing initiatives on issues from the climate crisis to childcare is, for now, dead in the water; Manchin and Sinema will determine whether any of its provisions survive in attenuated form.
Immigration reform and healthcare reform, both central to Democratic intra-party debates during the 2020 primaries, have fallen entirely off the radar. The US supreme court may overturn Roe v Wade in the coming months. The latest wave of the coronavirus pandemic is still ravaging the country thanks not only to Covid denialists and vaccine skeptics on the right, but an administration that has struggled to keep its promises on easy access to tests. Abroad, Bidenas courageous withdrawal from Afghanistan a a a kept promise even the presidentas harshest critics on the left were willing to give him credit for a a has been marred by economic sanctions that have left 23 million Afghans without enough to eat, and the media is already itching to blame Biden for a Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Osita Nwanevu is a Guardian US columnist
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 12:00:23 GMT
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Ticket stubs, newspaper cuttings and letters from my motheras old employer. But what is treasure and what is trash?
I moved into my present apartment seven years ago, and my six crates of papers moved with me a directly from one closet, where they had squatted undisturbed for five years, to another, where the same fate awaited. For almost two decades, these things have followed me around, and Iave never had the slightest inclination to go through them.
Then last week, in a fit of January decluttering fervour, I decided to reclaim my closet. Everything came out into the living room, where it seemed to me an achievable aim to aggregate these six crates down into a single container. I could probably do it in an hour, I thought. Four days later and here I still am: surrounded by papers, trying to weigh the value of a letter from my motheras then 17-year-old brother to her in 1967, and whether I should keep receipts from my tax return in 1998.
Emma Brockes is a Guardian columnist
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 13:00:24 GMT
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In the 1980s we learned that public health messaging divorced from peopleas values simply doesnat work
Since the beginning of the pandemic, communication from the government, epidemiologists and health statisticians appears to rely on the belief that if people are shown enough graphs, enough models, enough statistics, enough information, they will all act rationally and do the right thing. Even when that is deeply at odds with the way people live: closing oneself at home, potentially alone, ceasing all intimate contact with people outside, locking down.
This was surprisingly successful in 2020, as a response to a sudden disaster, but it isnat a realistic long-term strategy. The cultural, social and political history of the HIV pandemic taught us that this epidemiological approach of trying to protect a population chiefly by focusing on ideal individual behavioural guidelines doesnat work.
JoAPSo FlorAancio is senior lecturer in history of modern and contemporary art and visual culture at the University of Exeter
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 16:41:45 GMT
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Whether itas the monarchy, the union or the BBC, todayas Tories are trampling on the values they once claimed to cherish
Just because Boris Johnson approaches every issue thinking only of Boris Johnson does not mean we have to do the same. Even the crisis that now engulfs the prime minister, and sees his fate hang on Tory MPsa reaction to a Sue Gray report that could come next week, is not only about him. Itas tempting to see it that way a to look for the roots of the partygate scandal in Johnsonas arrogance, entitlement and narcissism a but itas a double mistake.
As a matter of politics, itas unwise because it would allow the Conservatives to ditch Johnson, pick a successor and claim to be a new government exorcised of its demon, with no need for the electorate to turn to Labour. But itas also wrong.
Jonathan Freedland is a Guardian columnist
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 08:30:26 GMT
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Eight teams remain after a brutal Super Wild Card Weekend. Which four teams will advance to the conference finals?
OK, so the much ballyhooed Super Wild Card Weekend slate ended up being something of a bust. Of the six games, four ended up being blowouts, with only the Cincinnati Bengalsa win over the Las Vegas Raiders and the Dallas Cowboysa epic choke-job against the San Francisco 49ers providing much drama. However, with the field culled down to eight, the divisional round traditionally ends up providing fans with the most exciting four games of the year. Here are our predictions for which teams will advance to the conference finals.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 22:11:23 GMT
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Have the lights gone out on Watford and Claudio Ranieri? Norwichas American, Josh Sargent, scored two fine goals, the first a piece of volleyed improvisation, the second a header before Juraj Kuckaas late own goal, pulled Norwich out of the bottom three. Watford fell into the drop zone for the first time this season and will stay there if their display here is anything to go by.
A match that embraced farce, including some desperately poor play, the Watford striker Emmanuel Dennis being sent off with the game already lost and a lengthy floodlight failure that came between Sargentas goals, offered damning evidence why both teams are where they are.
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The Mavericks roster has often failed to reflect the demographics of the league. There are a number of reasons, some more justifiable than others
In 2020, the NBA was 74.2% black and 16.9% white. It seems every decade, the white NBA player becomes less relevant. Yet one franchise has often kept the dream of mediocre white guys alive: the Dallas Mavericks. In 15 of the last 21 Mavs seasons, there were three or more white players on the 12-man active roster. In more than half of those 15 seasons there were at least four white players, not to mention at least two starting white players. The Mavericks, in the literal sense, do not look like the rest of the league.
Itas tempting to put this down to racism or at least unconscious bias on the part of the Mavericks and their owner, Mark Cuban. But, if anything, the opposite is true. Although the Mavericks have a dubious history of toxic workplace culture when it comes to female employees, Cuban has thrown his support behind Black Lives Matter and has appointed a black CEO (Cynthia Marshall), president (Terdema Ussery), head coaches (Jason Kidd, Quinn Buckner, Jim Cleamons and Avery Johnson) and general manager (Nico Harrison) during his time in Dallas.
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- Briton says experience will help her strive for more success
- aYou have to be on it every week. Be really focuseda
Emma Raducanu has said she has no regrets about taking to the court on Thursday while injured with blisters on her right hand, despite not everyone in her team encouraging her to compete. The British teenager said she intends to use her experience and performance to strive for more success at the Australian Open and beyond, while also admitting aitas definitely a lot of work to stay at the topa.
aOnce I stepped out on the court Iad made my decision,a said Raducanu. aI had the option to withdraw before the match but after everything, the Covid, making it out here, fighting back from the loss last week, I wanted to give it all I had. Iam on the other side of the world! And I know my hand is going to recover in two days. Itas not long-term. I can build on this pretty quickly and start working on my game again.a
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Handling of Ronaldo suggests spine for the job and results are positive but more is needed from side in finely balanced season
Ralf Rangnick: should he stay in the Manchester United hot seat next season or should he go? This is the question the club will grapple with if the interim manager secures a top-four finish, claims (or just misses out on) FA Cup glory and shows well in the Champions League; basically, if he performs as an impressive mid-season Mr Fixit who deserves a chance to have a No 1as contract drawn up.
The German is open to the full-time job, so might Unitedas incoming CEO, Richard Arnold, be minded to keep him by mid-May? After the best part of two months and nine matches a picture is forming of Rangnick and his managerial smarts. Wednesday, at Brentford, was particularly instructive because, with United 2-0 up, the 63-year-old made Cristiano Ronaldo his fall guy and a 3-1 victory was the reward. It took the team to 35 points and maintained their status as back-runners hoping to overtake on the curve in the chase for a Champions League berth.
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- McIlroy at +3, nine shots off Abu Dhabi Championship lead
- Scott Jamieson: aItas windier than Scotland and was colda
Rory McIlroyas self-analysis said it all. aI have absolutely no idea,a replied the world No 8 when asked about the state of his game following a second-round 75 at the Abu Dhabi Championship.
A converted birdie putt at the 18th should, barring something extraordinary from those due to finish round two on Saturday morning, be enough to afford him another 36 holes to assess over the weekend.
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Steven Gerrard and Duncan Ferguson renew hostilities, a crunch clash at Vicarage Road and another Chelsea-Spurs showdown
Norwichas hopes of following up on last weekendas win over Everton by prevailing in Fridayas crucial six-pointer against Watford suffered a blow when it was confirmed Tim Krul would miss the game with a shoulder injury. While one goalkeeperas misfortune is anotheras opportunity, Norwich fans wonat take much confidence from Angus Gunnas most recent spell deputising for Krul between the sticks, when it could be argued he could have done a lot better for four of the eight goals Norwich conceded in games against Arsenal and Crystal Palace over the festive period. aGunny was disappointed with the results that we had in the two games that he played in,a said Dean Smith. aHe has been working hard to get that opportunity back again and it has presented itself now, so he knows he has got to go and play well.a No pressure, Angus. BG
Watford v Norwich City, Friday 8pm (all times GMT)
Manchester United v West Ham, Saturday 3pm
Everton v Aston Villa, Saturday 12.30pm
Chelsea v Tottenham, Sunday 4.30pm
Southampton v Manchester City, Saturday 5.30pm
Arsenal v Burnley, Sunday 2pm
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The latest skirmish between the BBC and the government is part of a running debate over who the BBC serves, which dates back to the organisationas earliest days. But this time, the stakes are higher
For more than a hundred years the BBC has been a mainstay of British life. The broadcasteras news bulletins, soap operas, childrenas programming, comedies, dramas, concerts, sport coverage and nature documentaries have shaped the nationas identity, and won the enduring loyalty of audiences around the world.
Since 1922, the BBCas offerings have been funded by its licence fee a a charge originally linked to purchase of a wireless radio, Charlotte Higgins, the Guardianas chief culture writer and author of This New Noise: The Extraordinary Birth and Troubled Life of the BBC, notes. Today, that fee comes to APS159 per year, or 43p per day.
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Singer announces she is rescheduling Weekends with Adele show as half her crew infected with Covid
Adele has been forced to delay her three-month Las Vegas residency after Covid hit the production.
aIam so sorry, but my show isnat ready,a the singer announced in a tearful Instagram post. aWeave been absolutely destroyed by delivery delays and Covid. Half my crew a| are down with Covid a they still are a and itas been impossible to finish the show.a
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The singer appeared in dozens of films without ever finding a landmark role a but his turns in Fight Club and The Rocky Horror Picture Show are hard to forget
Meat Loafas songs were so inherently cinematic a the hysterical melodrama of Iad Do Anything For Love (But I Wonat Do That), the three-act sex-comedy of Paradise By the Dashboard Light, the biker-movie wildness of Bat Out of Hell a that they seemed to emerge not from the speakers but from a rowdy drive-in or a tumbledown picture palace. Perhaps that explains why he never found (or went looking for) the sort of distinctive movie role that would have decanted his persona on to the screen like David Bowie in The Man Who Fell to Earth, Madonna in Desperately Seeking Susan or Prince in Purple Rain. A single signature movie might have over-egged the Meat Loaf, or else looked measly next to songs that felt like all-night film shows.
If any performance distilled his essence, it was the one he gave in The Rocky Horror Picture Show in 1975. His first major role, it came two years before the release of Bat Out of Hell and feels now like a taster for that album. As the biker Eddie, he roars out of the deep freeze and into the pristine laboratory of Dr Frank-N-Furter (Tim Curry) and his guests (Christopher Biggins among them), fouling up the place with his uncouth manner and nasty exhaust fumes. Bellowing out Hot Patootie (Bless My Soul) and parping on his saxophone, he introduces some grubby animal magnetism into the air of camp debauchery. It doesnat last long: Frank-N-Furter kills him with a pick-axe.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 18:57:53 GMT
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Director Mimi Cave makes a ferocious debut with a darkly comic horror about a woman who discovers her new beau has a terrible secret
Thereas a specific cruelty to modern dating, a seemingly unending grind of gut-punching disappointment and hurt, something thatas easily judged and lampooned by those no longer in the game but something thatas really only understood by those still playing. In first-time director Mimi Caveas rattling debut Fresh, Noa (Normal Peopleas Daisy Edgar-Jones) is exhausted. In a believably odious first scene first date, sheas informed by her indoor scarf-wearing match that women are no longer as feminine as they should be, in all these comfy over-sized clothes, as he monologues to her about his passion for hot sauce. She leaves with a familiar eye-roll (he calls her a stuck-up bitch, natch) forced back to swiping for love but instead, being met with more unsolicited dick pics. Itas enough to make even the most romantic of romantics admit defeat.
When she meets Steve (Sebastian Stan) in the fresh produce aisle of the local supermarket, sheas caught off-guard by his charm, a handsome, keen and emotionally available stranger who talks as much as he listens. They begin dating and while her best friend Molly (Jojo T Gibbs) is alarmed by his lack of social media presence a a red flag in the 2020s, surely? a Noa allows herself to slowly believe that maybe sheas finally getting what she deserves.
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A gentle and poignant Kazuo Ishiguro-scripted remake of Akira Kurosawaas 1953 film Ikiru about a man dealing with a terminal diagnosis
The terrible conversation in the hospital consulting room a everyoneas final rite of passage a is the starting point for this deeply felt, beautifully acted movie from screenwriter Kazuo Ishiguro and director Oliver Hermanus: a remake of Akira Kurosawaas 1953 film Ikiru, or To Live.
A buttoned-up civil servant works joylessly in the town planning department; he is a lonely widower estranged from his grasping son and daughter-in-law. In the original, he was Mr Watanabe, played by Takashi Shimura. Now he is Mr Williams, played by Bill Nighy.
Living is showing at the Sundance film festival and will be released later this year
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Tour in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the acclaimed album The Score wouldave been the groupas first in 15 years
Hip-hop group the Fugees have cancelled the reunion tour planned to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their acclaimed album The Score due to ongoing pandemic challenges, the group announced Friday.
aThe continued Covid pandemic has made touring conditions difficult, and we want to make sure we keep our fans and ourselves healthy and safe,a the group, which consists of Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean and Pras Michel, said in a statement posted to Instagram. aIf opportunity, public safety, and scheduling allow, we hope to be able to revisit this again sometime soon.a
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 15:42:08 GMT
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Ian McKellen and Sanjeev Bhaskar will also take to stage and solve a crime without rehearsal in starry fundraising drama at London theatre
Actors have nightmares of going on in a play for which they havenat been given a script. But some of Britainas best-known performers a including Sir Ian McKellen, Dame Emma Thompson, Harry Hill and Sanjeev Bhaskar a have volunteered to endure that sweaty scenario for one night at a north London theatre.
Shortly before the play begins, that nightas surprise guest star will be taken backstage at the Park theatre and offered a choice of coats, hats, moustaches and wigs, then fitted with an earpiece to be fed the lines of a detective investigating a crime.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 10:49:21 GMT
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Swedish pop group, who begin a live concert event in May, had described British band as abad faitha
Abba have reached a settlement with a tribute band they described in a lawsuit as aparasitic and bad faitha.
Lawyers for Abba filed the lawsuit in December, arguing that the British group Abba Mania could be confused with the original act. They said they had asked Abba Mania to change their name but the quartet had refused.
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Now that anything goes in Marvel and DCas extended cinematic universes, how long before the barminess of the comic-book blockbuster starts to get boring?
The Multiverse a or should that be Multiverses, as there are now Marvel and DC versions? a is clearly a good thing for superhero movies. Just as naysayers had begun to suggest comic book flicks might have exhausted all their vim and verve, along comes Spider-Man: No Way Home, a movie that uses the introduction of alternate realities to restore characters such as Willem Dafoeas Green Goblin and original wall-crawler Tobey Maguire with all the wide-eyed enthusiasm of a nine-year-old whoas just realised he can have He-Man and Jabba the Hutt battling a team comprising Snarf from the Thundercats and the Care Bears?
The problem is, the internet has now worked out that if Maguire and Andrew Garfield can return to the big screen despite having never previously been in any Marvel superhero flicks, fans can really have anyone they want in future episodes. Dig deep enough and there are web rumours that the upcoming Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness could feature the return of Robert Downey Jr as a version of Iron Man from another universe who did not die in the Infinity Wars. Not enough of an eye-popper for you? Some reports have even suggested that Tom Cruise could play a third version of Iron Man.
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Film due to premiere at Sundance this week features footage from rapper, producer and fashion mogulas 20-year career
Kanye West has demanded that Netflix allow him to approve the edit of its forthcoming documentary about him, Jeen-Yuhs.
Writing on Instagram, he said: aIam going to say this kindly for the last time. I must get final edit and approval on this doc before it releases on Netflix. Open the edit room immediately so I can be in charge of my own image. Thank you in advance.a
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Iave always been a fan of going bare-legged, cold weather be damned, but it seems black tights are having a renaissance
Black tights are fashion Marmite. If you love them, you look forward to the first brisk September or October day when it is acceptable to stop pretending that alate summera exists on these shores and layer a thick pair of tights under your dress. You have strong views on optimum denier count and can debate the relative merits of Falke and Wolford at length. You could happily give a Ted talk on the whether the Edie Sedgwick modern jazz vibe of a matte pair is more chic than the lustre of a velvet or satin finish.
The other camp a my camp a would sooner brave horizontal snow and sleet bare-legged than be seen dead in a pair. In fashion, not wearing tights has long been a badge of honour. Around the time that tottering around in high heels all day stopped signalling elegance and began to make you look a bit deranged, going bare-legged took over as the style setas equivalent of a club tie. Going bare-legged through winter requires a high tolerance for windchill and, depending on your skin colour, a time-consuming fake-tan habit. Still, the bare-legged brigade eschew tights because we think it looks better.
I suppose this is all an elaborate justification for the fact that I stopped wearing tights because no one else on the front row was wearing them and they felt kind of scruffy. Going bare-legged made me feel like a contender. Style is a way of insisting on something, as Susan Sontag said, and black tights felt like giving up, like throwing in the towel.
In the noughties, when Prada was all about a knee-length skirt, and through the 2010s, when the midi skirt ruled, going bare-legged didnat mean being cold. I could wear ankle boots with socks, a long-ish skirt and a coat, and I was technically bare-legged but only a tiny bit of flesh was exposed.
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It can give your skin glowy finish, and there are millions of TikTok hits to prove it. But is it a bit weird?
The hack
Using personal lubricant, which often contains silicone, glycerine and water, as a skin primer to be worn under make-up.
The promise
Dewy, wet-look skin may be the beauty trend du jour, but is lube an affordable alternative? About 10.8 million TikTok views suggest so.
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We rushed back from lunch to find the Guardian newsroom in a state of hushed pandemonium. I have never felt so humbled by the responsibility of finding words to shape an unimaginable event
It was an ordinary Tuesday at the office a and the day everything changed. We had breakfasted in a time of optimism, inside and outside the Guardian. The lustre was yet to fade from a Labour party that had recently been elected for a second term, while the internet was bringing the world to our doors.
I was the literary editor. Come lunchtime, a group of us headed out to celebrate a new partnership with the Hay festival, which the previous year had been declared athe Woodstock of the minda by Bill Clinton. It was all very jolly and perhaps a bit smug a part of a mission to seize the literary high ground.
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Mixed responses on social media to revelation Muzmatch was behind poster campaign in Muhammed Malikas quest for love
When giant purple billboards advertising Muhammad Malikas search to find a wife appeared in London and Birmingham in early January, the 29-year-old financial consultant became an overnight celebrity.
His quest attracted widespread coverage and messages of support on social media, which Malik said led to 5,000 responses via an accompanying website, findMALIKawife.com.
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Rest assured, your son is going through a phase, but his fatheras distress about this is understandable, says Annalisa Barbieri
For the past six months, our three-year-old son has been showing clear favouritism towards me. My partner finds it really upsetting and was recently devastated when my son blankly told him he loves mummy more than he loves daddy.
We have another baby due any day now, so I try to comfort my partner by explaining that itas probably normal behaviour for his age and is likely to be related to the changes that we are going through as a family, but he still gets extremely hurt by it.
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A gleefully stodgy winter pud just made for dousing in custard, but with the ever so slightly grown-up tang of marmalade instead of jam
You knew it was going to be a good day when jam roly-poly was served for pudding at school. Itas a proper comfort dish, with just the right level of stodge for a cold January day. I wouldnat have gone near a marmalade version when I was younger, but that tangy bitterness is a taste Iam glad to have since acquired. Hot custard really is the best sidekick for this, so donat hold back.
UK readers: click to buy these ingredients from Ocado
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Ramped up security, risk trainings and compliance reviews part of new policies to be implemented a but will they work?
A slew of sexual violence and drugging allegations prompted officials at the University of Southern California to shut down all fraternity parties last fall. Now the parties are back on a but with new rules.
Security guards will be stationed on stairways and in public areas, risk and sexual violence prevention trainings will be mandatory for members and chapters will have to complete compliance reviews before and after all gatherings when they resume in March, according to details outlined in an action plan this week.
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New justice department unit alleges Texas man posted message on Craigslist calling for deaths of several officials
A special justice department unit created to combat threats against election officials made its first arrest on Friday after a man allegedly posted threats online against Georgia election workers.
Chad Stark, a 54-year-old resident of Texas, was arrested by law enforcement after officials alleged he posted a message on Craigslist on 5 January 2021 saying that he wanted aGeorgia Patriotsa to kill several election officials.
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Eric Adams will find it difficult to spend his cryptocurrency paycheck to pay for the daily costs of living in the Big Apple
New Yorkas new mayor gets his first paycheck on Friday a and as part of his bid to keep the city aon the forefront of innovationa, heall be receiving his wages in cryptocurrency.
aNew York is the center of the world and we want it to be the center of cryptocurrency and other financial innovations,a Eric Adams said in a press release.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 07:00:25 GMT
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Ex-whistleblower says group enlisted his help to seek potentially damaging information on two members of Congress to prod them to back audits in key states Trump lost
FBI agents and the House panel investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol have both learned of an alleged plan by allies of retired army Lt Gen Michael Flynn to gather aintelligencea on top Republicans to amovea them to back election audits in key states Trump lost, said ex-whistleblower Everett Stern who talked to the panel and the FBI.
Stern, who runs the intelligence firm Tactical Rabbit and is a Republican vying for a Senate seat in Pennsylvania, in multiple interviews with the Guardian said two Flynn associates with the rightwing Patriot Caucus group enlisted his help in April in a scheme to seek potentially damaging information on two Republican members of Congress to prod them to back an audit of the 2020 vote that Joe Biden won.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 21:01:55 GMT
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Messages said there should be ano more stolen election talka and ano more crazy peoplea should be admitted to presidentas orbit
In the aftermath of the deadly attack on the US Capitol last year, the rightwing Fox News host Sean Hannity pleaded with a top aide to Donald Trump that there should be ano more stolen election talka and ano more crazy peoplea should be admitted to the presidentas orbit.
Kayleigh McEnany, the White House press secretary, agreed a but to little effect.
Continue reading...Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2022 13:56:15 GMT
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Mike Lindell is being sued by UK-based company Smartmatic over his claims that it switched votes from Trump to Biden in 2020
The MyPillow CEO, Mike Lindell, is facing another defamation lawsuit for promoting his conspiracy theory that the 2020 election was rigged against Donald Trump.
Smartmatic, a UK-based voting machine company, filed a lawsuit against Lindell on Tuesday claiming that Lindell espoused lies about the company switching votes from Trump to Joe Biden in order to better sell his products.
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