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CHILDREN AND ELDERLY AMONG 24 HOSTAGES FREED
Thirteen Israelis released by Hamas as temporary ceasefire holds
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A total of 24 people held by Hamas for the past seven weeks have been released
as part of a hostage deal. The 24 were thought to be 13 Israelis — women and
children — as well as ten Thais and one Filipino who were seized on October 7.
Camera images showed the 24 passing through the Rafah crossing into Egypt in Red
Cross vehicles after they were freed. At the same time...A total of 24 people
held by Hamas for the past seven weeks have been released as part of a...A total
of 24 people held by Hamas for the past seven weeks have been released as part
of a...
MIDDLE EAST CRISIS
REMAINING HOSTAGES’ FAMILIES AT LOGGERHEADS WITH NETANYAHU
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From the moment their loved ones disappeared into Gaza, the families of hostages
suddenly found themselves in the...From the moment their loved ones disappeared
into Gaza, the families of hostages suddenly found themselves in the spotlight,
telling press conferences and television hosts how their children had been
snatched from their beds in pyjamas and dragged into hell. In those first days,
when Gaza was being blanket-bombed...From the moment their loved ones
disappeared into Gaza, the families of hostages suddenly found themselves in the
spotlight...
MIDDLE EAST CRISIS
THE 43-MINUTE FILM OF THE HAMAS MASSACRE IS THE WORST THING I’VE SEEN
MEDIA
BBC STAFF ‘BLOCKED FROM MARCH AGAINST ANTISEMITISM’
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KIRSTIE ALLSOPP: ‘I’M GLAD DAVID CAMERON IS BACK IN GOVERNMENT’
UK NEWS
WHO ARE THE 2.4M BRITONS CLAIMING INCAPACITY BENEFITS?
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Interview
NICKY CAMPBELL: ‘TEACHER WHO PREYED ON PUPILS AT MY SCHOOL WAS UP THERE WITH
SAVILE’
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Travel
SKI RESORTS OPEN EARLY AS EUROPE CELEBRATES BUMPER SNOWFALL
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SECOND BIGGEST POLICE FORCE IN SPECIAL MEASURES FOR FAILING VICTIMS
THE TIMES AND SUNDAY TIMES CHRISTMAS APPEAL 2023
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The Times and The Sunday Times are joining forces once again for this year’s
Christmas Appeal, asking readers to dig deep to support three charities. This
year we are supporting organisations providing education for children living in
crisis situations across the world, giving young people wheelchairs and mobility
equipment and running food clubs across the UK to ensure...The Times and The
Sunday Times are joining forces once again for this year’s Christmas
Appeal...The Times and The Sunday Times are joining forces once again for this
year’s Christmas Appeal...
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Christmas Appeal, which aims to raise money for the charity Street Child and its
endeavours, providing an education for thousands of the world’s most
disadvantaged children. Eleanor Tomlinson, star of...A star of the silver screen
and one from the rugby pitch have teamed up to support The Times and The Sunday
Times Christmas...
BOOKS OF THE YEAR
THE VERY BEST 33 BOOKS OF 2023 — THE CRITICS’ CHOICES
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THE SUPERMARKET LOYALTY CARDS TO HAVE IN YOUR WALLET
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50 BEST RED WINES FOR WINTER (AND THE £3.49 BOTTLE EVERYONE SHOULD BUY)
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still overflowing with cheer. I’ve...It’s time to stock up on this winter’s best
red wines while the shelves are still overflowing...It’s time to stock up on
this winter’s best red wines while the shelves are still overflowing...
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POSITIVELY YOUR STREET: DYLAN DELIGHTS THE MASSES WITH LOCAL FAVOURITES
A wandering troubadour long-known for his obstinate refusal to do as his fans
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his obstinate refusal to do as his fans expect, Bob Dylan...A wandering
troubadour long-known for his obstinate refusal to do as his fans expect, Bob
Dylan...
POLITICS
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WHEN WILL SUNAK CALL AN ELECTION? THREE POTENTIAL SCENARIOS EXPLAINED
Tory strategists are stepping up general election preparations, with the
campaign guru Isaac Levido being brought back full time from January and figures
in party headquarters planning to expedite the process for imposing candidates
for seat selections. Questions about the timing of when Rishi Sunak will go to
the polls have intensified after Wednesday’s autumn statement.Tory strategists
are stepping up general election preparations, with the campaign guru
Isaac...Tory strategists are stepping up general election preparations, with the
campaign guru Isaac...
politics
WHITE HOUSE FEARS RWANDA POLICY THREATENS PEACE IN IRELAND
The British government’s efforts to enforce the Rwanda plan have provoked alarm
at the White House among officials...The British government’s efforts to enforce
the Rwanda plan have provoked alarm at the White House among officials concerned
that the Good Friday agreement in Northern Ireland may be undermined. Rishi
Sunak’s flagship immigration policy was dealt a blow last week when the Supreme
Court ruled that it violated...The British government’s efforts to enforce the
Rwanda plan have provoked alarm at the White House among officials concerned...
LIGHT NOT HEAT
It is now time for a sensible debate in Britain on the pros and cons of
large-scale immigration
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RESTORERS BRUSH OFF VICTORIAN ‘LIP FILLERS’ GIVEN TO 17TH-CENTURY ARISTOCRAT
Courts
‘MENOPAUSAL’ DIRECTOR WINS TRIBUNAL OVER BOSS’S JIBE
A finance executive has won a discrimination claim after her boss said that the
only reason she sounded the alarm...A finance executive has won a discrimination
claim after her boss said that the only reason she...A finance executive has won
a discrimination claim after her boss said that the only reason she...
The Times Diary
JOLLY GIRLS RUIN A CRACKING JOB AT BLETCHLEY PARK
Congratulations to Sooty, 68, winner of the hand-in-glove prize at the Oldie of
the Year awards. In an exclusive...Congratulations to Sooty, 68, winner of the
hand-in-glove prize at the Oldie of the Year awards.Congratulations to Sooty,
68, winner of the hand-in-glove prize at the Oldie of the Year awards.
NEWS QUIZ
THE TIMES QUIZ OF THE WEEK: FROM THE FAB FOUR TO FARAGE
An unearthed BBC interview from 2003 appeared to reveal the real name of the
graffiti artist Banksy this week. Do you know what it is? Elsewhere, Australia
beat India in the Cricket World Cup final, but which player scored a century to
help his...An unearthed BBC interview from 2003 appeared to reveal the real name
of the graffiti artist...An unearthed BBC interview from 2003 appeared to reveal
the real name of the graffiti artist...
HISTORY
20 YEARS SINCE SUPERSONIC: A HISTORY OF CONCORDE THROUGH THE TIMES ARCHIVE
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HISTORY
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BANKING
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ENVIRONMENT
WORLD’S BIGGEST ICEBERG ON THE MOVE AFTER 30 YEARS
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WORLD
PISTORIUS TO BE RELEASED FROM JAIL DESPITE FEARS OF REEVA’S MOTHER
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Oscar Pistorius has been granted parole and will be released from prison on
January 5, a prison parole board in South Africa has ruled. The former athlete
was serving 13 years and five months for murdering his girlfriend Reeva
Steenkamp, a 29-year-old law student and model, a decade ago on...Oscar
Pistorius has been granted parole and will be released from prison on January 5,
a prison parole board in South Africa has ruled. The former athlete was serving
13 years and five months for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, a
29-year-old law student and model, a decade ago on...Oscar Pistorius has been
granted parole and will be released from prison on January 5, a prison parole
board in South Africa...
DISPATCH | WAR IN UKRAINE
KYIV’S DRONE MOTHER UNLEASHES HER DEADLY CHILDREN INTO BATTLE
There was a time when Maria Berlinska was simply Masha, a Kyiv university
student studying for a master’s degree in Jewish history. Today she is known
across Ukraine by a different name: the Drone Mother. Since 2014, when she
dropped out to enlist with the Ukrainian army fighting in Donbas, she has sought
to impress upon the country’s...There was a time when Maria Berlinska was simply
Masha, a Kyiv university student studying for a master’s degree in Jewish
history. Today she is known across Ukraine by a different name: the Drone
Mother. Since 2014, when she dropped out to enlist with the Ukrainian army
fighting in Donbas, she has sought to impress upon the country’s...There was a
time when Maria Berlinska was simply Masha, a Kyiv university student studying
for a master’s degree in Jewish...
BANKMAN-FRIED’S FISHY DEALS: TRADING MACKEREL FOR A JAILHOUSE CHOP
new
During his meteoric rise, Sam Bankman-Fried could not have imagined that his
excellent trading skills would be used for bartering pouches of mackerel for
personal grooming in jail. In a New York detention centre the convicted FTX
founder, 31, exchanged “macks”, as they are known, for a haircut as he was
preparing to...During his meteoric rise, Sam Bankman-Fried could not have
imagined that his excellent trading...During his meteoric rise, Sam
Bankman-Fried could not have imagined that his excellent trading...
MEET NONNA LICIA, 93, ONE OF THE WORLD’S TOP INFLUENCERS
new
NEW YORK POLICE ENCRYPT RADIOS TO LEAVE NIGHTCRAWLERS IN THE DARK
US BOWLERS UP IN ARMS AT GAME WITH STRINGS ATTACHED
GREEN PARTY VETERAN MAY HAND TRUMP VICTORY
TRAPPED WORKERS ‘COULD BE FREED FROM INDIAN TUNNEL BY EVENING’
War in Ukraine
HOW STREET CHILD IS USING FOOTBALL TO HELP THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF BUCHA
new
In the last year, Oleksiy has been given 47 yellow cards as well as one red card
for “telling the referee he was corrupt”, he says, not without a touch of pride.
“I like to play hard like [the Spanish defender] Sergio Ramos,” the 11-year-old
said.In the last year, Oleksiy has been given 47 yellow cards as well as one red
card for “telling the...In the last year, Oleksiy has been given 47 yellow cards
as well as one red card for “telling the...
SUN KING’S STOLEN HEART GROUND UP FOR BROWN PAINT
new
‘I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO DIE’: JAPAN’S HUNGRY BEARS RUN AMOK
HEAVY METAL, PUNK ROCK AND TATTOOS — WELCOME TO THE ‘WILDCAT’ CRUISE
video
NEW ZEALAND’S PM ABANDONS KEY POLICIES IN COALITION DEAL
SLOW-COOKED GATOR IN THE CROC-POT FOR THANKSGIVING
VENICE SETS DATE TO CHARGE TOURISTS €5 ENTRY
EX-OBAMA AIDE CHARGED WITH HATE CRIME AGAINST STREET FOOD SELLER
A former White House official has been arrested and charged with a hate crime
after videos showing him harassing a...A former White House official has been
arrested and charged with a hate crime after videos...A former White House
official has been arrested and charged with a hate crime after videos...
Analysis
EUROPEAN CAPITALS FEEL THE FEAR AFTER ANOTHER RIGHT-WING WIN
Europe fears that a new monster is stirring as the political shockwaves ripple
out after the victory won by Geert...Europe fears that a new monster is stirring
as the political shockwaves ripple out after the...Europe fears that a new
monster is stirring as the political shockwaves ripple out after the...
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COMMENT
AT LAST HERE ARE TEN SPORTS WE’RE NOT RUBBISH AT
Giles Coren
Forget the cricket and tennis, Team GB has scooped litter-picking gold — and I
can see plenty more medals to come
new
WEEKEND ESSAY | DOMINIC SANDBROOK
JFK: A DEATH THAT SPARKED A THOUSAND CONSPIRACIES
new
alice loxton
MEDIEVAL MURDER MYSTERY STILL DIVIDES US
new
Lara Spirit
HOW TO MAKE AN AUTUMN STATEMENT: INVITE YOUR WIFE ALONG FOR LAUGHS
new
Jeremy Hunt invited his wife to the autumn statement to celebrate her birthday,
so can we all finally stop describing...Jeremy Hunt invited his wife to the
autumn statement to celebrate her birthday, so can we all...Jeremy Hunt invited
his wife to the autumn statement to celebrate her birthday, so can we all...
patrick maguire
LABOUR STRATEGY ON HUNT’S ‘TAX TRAP’? IGNORE IT
Baron Cameron of Chipping Norton looms large over Westminster — and Rishi Sunak,
for that matter — but Rachel Reeves...Baron Cameron of Chipping Norton looms
large over Westminster — and Rishi Sunak, for that matter...Baron Cameron of
Chipping Norton looms large over Westminster — and Rishi Sunak, for that
matter...
emma duncan
FOR ONCE, A GOOD NEWS STORY ABOUT CLIMATE
gerard baker
MEDIA ONSLAUGHT MAKES WINNING WARS HARDER
MARTIN SAMUEL | NOTEBOOK
SCHOOL TRIPS TO AUSCHWITZ WOULD BE A LIFE LESSON
Feargal sharkey and alf dubs
NORTHERN IRELAND DEAL OFFERS GAZA PATH TO PEACE
Leading Articles
LIGHT NOT HEAT
The Conservatives weaponised migration and then turned it on themselves. It is
now time for a sensible debate in Britain on the pros and cons of large-scale
immigration
BLOND AMBITION
Is European populism resurgent with the success of Geert Wilders?
STEMMING THE TIDE
Venice is sinking not just under water but under the weight of tourists
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
VERDICT ON THE CHANCELLOR’S AUTUMN STATEMENT
Sir, The cuts to national insurance contributions (NIC) in the autumn statement
will be welcomed by many, but are arguably not as generous as they initially
seemed. Most workers with a taxable income of £25,000 or less would have been
better off...Sir, The cuts to national insurance contributions (NIC) in the
autumn statement will be welcomed...Sir, The cuts to national insurance
contributions (NIC) in the autumn statement will be welcomed...
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DAILY UNIVERSAL REGISTER
BRIEFING
UK: Liz Truss, the former prime minister, speaks at the Oxford University
Conservative Association.
Egypt: The Belgian and Spanish prime ministers Alexander De Croo and Pedro
Sánchez visit Egypt.
South Africa: Parole hearing in the case of Oscar Pistorius, the former sprinter
who was convicted of murder after fatally shooting his girlfriend, the model
Reeva Steenkamp, on Valentine’s Day in 2013.
World: Black Friday shopping event.
ON THIS DAY
In 1642 the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman sighted what he named Van Diemen’s Land,
officially designated Tasmania on January 1, 1856; in 1859 the naturalist
Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection.
It became a bestseller, despite accusations of blasphemy; in 1913 Peter
Lobengula, who migrated to the UK and sought voting and pension rights when he
claimed to be a son of the Ndebele king Lobengula Khumalo (a breakaway Zulu
group), died from tuberculosis, aged 38, in Salford (now Greater Manchester).
After his first marriage ended in divorce on the grounds of his adultery and
cruelty, he later married a Belfast-born woman and they had five children. On
his arrival in the UK he worked as a circus performer, for Zulu battle
re-enactments, and later as a labourer and coalminer. Although there were
sensationalist reports of his first relationship, there was a press campaign to
support his family at the end of his life; in 1963 Lee Harvey Oswald, charged
with the assassination of President John Kennedy, was shot dead by Jack Ruby in
Dallas, Texas; in 1974 a partial hominid skeleton, nicknamed Lucy, was
discovered in Ethiopia. The Australopithecus afarensis skeleton is dated to
about 3.2 million years.
NATURE NOTES
Curiosity might have killed the cat, but it’s made the sparrow one of the
world’s most successful birds. When anything happens near their colony, the
spuggies immediately investigate. Starlings searching the roofs for nesting
holes soon find themselves being shadowed and jostled by sparrows. Should the
starlings find a suitable site, the sparrows will often claim it for themselves.
When blue tits hover at windows, plucking flies from webs, the sparrows copy
them. And if they hear goldfinches land on a dandelion lawn, they rush down to
share the feast. This willingness to learn is one of their key evolutionary
advantages, but can it help them to survive in our tree-less, grass-mown,
polluted modern cities? Jonathan Tulloch
Jonathan Tulloch
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BIRTHDAYS TODAY
Prof Sir Michael Barber, educationist, chairman, Somerset County Cricket Club,
chancellor, University of Exeter, 68; Pete Best, the original drummer for the
Beatles (1960-62), 82; Lord (Ian) Botham, cricketer, England (1977-92),
chairman, Durham County Cricket Club, cricket commentator, prime minister’s
trade envoy to Australia, 68; Lord (Ewen) Cameron of Dillington, landowner in
Somerset, chairman, Countryside Agency (1999-2004), 74; Willy Claes, politician,
secretary-general of Nato (1994-95), 85; Sir Billy Connolly, comedian, actor,
Mrs Brown (1997), and writer, Windswept & Interesting: My Autobiography (2021),
81; Prof Dame Sally Davies, UK special envoy on antimicrobial resistance, chief
medical officer for England (2010-19), 74; Gregory Doran, artistic director,
Royal Shakespeare Company (2012-22, now emeritus), 65; Katherine Heigl, actress,
Knocked Up (2007), Grey’s Anatomy (2005-10), Suits (2018-19), 45; Christine
Jardine, Liberal Democrat MP for Edinburgh West, 63; Prof Sir Bruce Keogh,
cardiothoracic surgeon, national medical director, NHS England (2012-17), 69;
Sir Stephen Males, lord justice of appeal, 68; James Spencer-Churchill, Duke of
Marlborough, 68; Alejandro Mayorkas, US secretary of homeland security, 64;
Stephen Merchant, comedian, actor and co-creator of The Office (2001-03), The
Outlaws (2021-22), 49; Najib Mikati, prime minister of Lebanon, 68; Margaret
Mountford, lawyer, businesswoman and broadcaster, The Apprentice (2005-13), 72;
Sean O’Loughlin, rugby league player, former England and Wigan Warriors captain,
41; Graham Price, rugby union player, Wales (1975-83), 72; Arundhati Roy, human
rights activist and author, The God of Small Things (1997, Man Booker
prizewinner), Azadi: Freedom. Fascism. Fiction (2020), 62; Alyn Shipton, writer,
broadcaster and jazz historian, On Jazz: A Personal Journey (2021), 70; John
Squire, guitarist and songwriter, Stone Roses, and painter, 61; Edward Stourton,
presenter of the Sunday programme on BBC Radio 4, 66; Lord (Andrew) Stunell,
Liberal Democrat MP (1997-2015), 81; Paul Thorburn, rugby union player, Wales
(1985-91), 61; Russell Watson, tenor, 57.
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BUSINESS
BOOTS AGREES £4.8BN PENSION DEAL WITH LEGAL & GENERAL
The health and beauty retailer Boots has clinched a deal to end responsibility
for £4.8 billion of legacy pension promises to 53,000 former and current
employees in one of the biggest transactions of its kind. The so-called buy-in
deal with Legal & General will end a guarantee to the Boots...The health and
beauty retailer Boots has clinched a deal to end responsibility for £4.8 billion
of legacy pension promises to 53,000 former and current employees in one of the
biggest transactions of its kind. The so-called buy-in deal with Legal & General
will end a guarantee to the Boots...The health and beauty retailer Boots has
clinched a deal to end responsibility for £4.8 billion of legacy pension
promises to...
MIDDLE EAST WEALTH FUNDS DRAW US SCRUTINY OVER SECURITY RISKS
new
The United States is increasing its scrutiny of Middle Eastern wealth funds over
deals that could pose national security risks, particularly where these
investors have close links to China. Amid political tension between America and
China, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States is reviewing
several multibillion-dollar...The United States is increasing its scrutiny of
Middle Eastern wealth funds over deals that could pose national security risks,
particularly where these investors have close links to China. Amid political
tension between America and China, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the
United States is reviewing several multibillion-dollar...The United States is
increasing its scrutiny of Middle Eastern wealth funds over deals that could
pose national security risks...
NISSAN INVESTS £2BN TO BUILD NEW ELECTRIC CARS IN SUNDERLAND
The Japanese car maker Nissan will spearhead a £2 billion investment in its
Sunderland car plant, the largest in the country, to produce two new electric
models and build a third battery factory. In a decision welcomed by government
and industry today as part of the transition from petrol and diesel cars to
electric...The Japanese car maker Nissan will spearhead a £2 billion investment
in its Sunderland car plant...The Japanese car maker Nissan will spearhead a £2
billion investment in its Sunderland car plant...
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THE CANADIAN WHO BROUGHT HMV BACK TO OXFORD STREET
updated
BANK’S FAN CHART MODEL OF FORECASTING RATES NEEDS TO CHANGE, SAYS PILL
BANKING
HSBC GLITCH HITS BLACK FRIDAY ONLINE SHOPPERS
WOODFORD INVESTORS ‘COULD GET MORE MONEY BACK BY OPPOSING FCA PLAN’
new
Burnt investors in Neil Woodford’s collapsed main investment fund could receive
four times more compensation if they...Burnt investors in Neil Woodford’s
collapsed main investment fund could receive four times more...Burnt investors
in Neil Woodford’s collapsed main investment fund could receive four times
more...
Comment | Dominic O’Connell
JEREMY HUNT SHOULD BEWARE: INFLATION HAS GONE DOWN, BUT IT COULD EASILY COME
BACK UP AGAIN
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One of the curiosities about autumn statements and budgets is how seriously we
take them. Some parts merit that...One of the curiosities about autumn
statements and budgets is how seriously we take them. Some...One of the
curiosities about autumn statements and budgets is how seriously we take them.
Some...
THE MANIFESTO
‘THE UNDER-35 CROWD GETS CANARY WHARF BECAUSE THEY’VE SEEN IT’
new
Shobi Khan is insistent. Before we sit down for a chat and lunch, the Canary
Wharf chief executive wants to give me a tour of the estate — although
thankfully not all 128 acres of it. Perception, Khan argues, is the biggest
challenge facing Canary...Shobi Khan is insistent. Before we sit down for a chat
and lunch, the Canary Wharf chief...Shobi Khan is insistent. Before we sit down
for a chat and lunch, the Canary Wharf chief...
MEDIA
FOREIGN OFFICE ‘TRYING TO BLOCK’ TELEGRAPH TAKEOVER INVESTIGATION
The Foreign Office has been accused of attempting to block an official
investigation into the takeover of The Telegraph by an Abu Dhabi-backed
organisation. Lucy Frazer, the culture secretary, has said that she is minded to
open a regulatory investigation into whether the bid by RedBird IMI would be
against the public interest. She has said that the takeover could...The Foreign
Office has been accused of attempting to block an official investigation into
the...The Foreign Office has been accused of attempting to block an official
investigation into the...
CENSOR-IN-CHIEF SET TO TAKE CHARGE AT THE TELEGRAPH
Sultan Ahmed al-Jaber is not named on the website of the Abu Dhabi fund bidding
for the Telegraph titles and his...Sultan Ahmed al-Jaber is not named on the
website of the Abu Dhabi fund bidding for the Telegraph titles and his Wikipedia
page contains no reference to his role in shaping the country’s censorship
regime. Al-Jaber is, however, poised to become a prominent figure in UK media as
chairman of International Media...Sultan Ahmed al-Jaber is not named on the
website of the Abu Dhabi fund bidding for the Telegraph titles and his Wikipedia
page...
COMPETITION REGULATOR TOLD TO BACK UK GROWTH
VIDEO-CALL VANITY BOOSTS MAKE-UP SALES
HUNT’S £20BN TAX GIVEAWAY ‘WILL PUNISH PUBLIC SERVICES’
The government has been accused of paying for pre-electoral tax cuts by starving
public sector services of investment.The government has been accused of paying
for pre-electoral tax cuts by starving public sector...The government has been
accused of paying for pre-electoral tax cuts by starving public sector...
business commentary
NO END TO THE CIRCUS FOR NELLY & CO
Rarely has a corporate jukebox cranked out so many hits. In less than three
months, Hipgnosis Songs Fund has brought...Rarely has a corporate jukebox
cranked out so many hits. In less than three months, Hipgnosis...Rarely has a
corporate jukebox cranked out so many hits. In less than three months,
Hipgnosis...
OPENAI BOARD WARNED OF ALARMING DISCOVERY BEFORE ALTMAN SACKING
OpenAI employees warned its board about a technological breakthrough that could
make artificial intelligence even more powerful — and dangerous — before Sam
Altman, the chief executive, was sacked. Researchers wrote to the executive body
about the...OpenAI employees warned its board about a technological breakthrough
that could make artificial...OpenAI employees warned its board about a
technological breakthrough that could make artificial...
UP TO 2,000 JOBS AT RISK AS BARCLAYS SEEKS £1BN SAVINGS
Pay
LIVING WAGE RISES VEX BOSSES WHO BEAR THE BRUNT
market update
MARKETS TAKE A BREATH AFTER THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
The FTSE 100 was in a predictably quiet mood this morning as investors were
lacking direction from little in the way...The FTSE 100 was in a predictably
quiet mood this morning as investors were lacking direction...The FTSE 100 was
in a predictably quiet mood this morning as investors were lacking direction...
Harry Wallop
LET ME WALK YOU THROUGH A FEW IDEAS: 10,000 STEPS SHOULD DO IT
When it comes to public health we seem to latch on to nice, round numbers even
when most of us know that they are...When it comes to public health we seem to
latch on to nice, round numbers even when most of us...When it comes to public
health we seem to latch on to nice, round numbers even when most of us...
HIPGNOSIS ON THE HUNT FOR NEW STRATEGY AND AUDITOR
The board of Hipgnosis Songs Fund is to appoint independent advisers to conduct
due diligence on its assets and PwC is to stand down as auditor, in the latest
turmoil at the troubled company. Hipgnosis, which is in the midst of a strategic
review...The board of Hipgnosis Songs Fund is to appoint independent advisers to
conduct due diligence on...The board of Hipgnosis Songs Fund is to appoint
independent advisers to conduct due diligence on...
VIRGIN MONEY BOSS IN THE HOT SEAT OVER PROFITS DIP
CHANGING WEATHER HERALDS ROSY FUTURE FOR ENGLISH WINE
ECONOMY SHOWS FIRST SIGNS OF RECOVERY IN FOUR MONTHS
COST OF LIVING
ENERGY BILLS TO RISE BY £94 FROM JANUARY
TEMPUS
FACING A FIGHT TO CONVERT THE DOUBTERS
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FAST TRACK EXPORT LOAN SCHEME ‘TO UNLOCK MORE DEALS’
Family businesses
KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY: THE BOSSES COMBINING HERITAGE WITH INNOVATION
autumn statement
MOVES TO TACKLE LATE PAYMENTS AFTER LOBBYING BY SMALL FIRMS
Hospitality
WHAT I LEARNT… ABOUT NOT BEING CORPORATE
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LOGISTICS DELIVERING A JOBS BOOM
While you are Black Friday shopping, it’s others who will be dropping off your
goods. Experts predict that today will be the busiest shopping day of the year,
with 80,000 extra lorries and vans on the roads couriering Christmas gifts and
parcels. To deliver the goods, the UK’s logistics industry has geared up to
become one of the nation’s biggest employers. Job numbers...While you are Black
Friday shopping, it’s others who will be dropping off your goods.
Experts...While you are Black Friday shopping, it’s others who will be dropping
off your goods. Experts...
six from the best
‘DON’T BE AFRAID OF BOLD CHANGE’
Freemans’ chief executive, Ann Steer, has certainly steered the 118-year-old
shopping institution in a different...Freemans’ chief executive, Ann Steer, has
certainly steered the 118-year-old shopping institution in a different
direction, scrapping the mail-order catalogue and shifting to new digital
capabilities. Today, when the firm expects sales to treble on Black Friday, the
51-year-old Mancunian reveals her tips for success...Freemans’ chief executive,
Ann Steer, has certainly steered the 118-year-old shopping institution in a
different direction,...
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GUARDIOLA: EVERYONE WANTS US RELEGATED – BUT I’LL BE HERE IN LEAGUE ONE
new
Pep Guardiola has said that everyone wants Manchester City to be found guilty of
breaking Financial Fair Play rules but has reaffirmed his commitment to the
club, claiming that he is more likely to extend his contract if City are
relegated. Last week an independent commission handed down an...Pep Guardiola
has said that everyone wants Manchester City to be found guilty of breaking
Financial Fair Play rules but has reaffirmed his commitment to the club,
claiming that he is more likely to extend his contract if City are relegated.
Last week an independent commission handed down an...Pep Guardiola has said that
everyone wants Manchester City to be found guilty of breaking Financial Fair
Play rules but has...
Cricket
‘BAZBALL? IT’S A LOAD OF S***’ – LYON MOCKS ENGLAND’S ‘MORAL VICTORY’
Nathan Lyon has branded Bazball “a load of shit” and mocked England’s attempts
to claim the Ashes draw as a “moral victory” as the hostilities from last
summer’s series continue to linger. The series in England was drawn 2-2, with
the hosts fighting back after Australia won the first two Tests. England’s
suggestion that their aggressive...Nathan Lyon has branded Bazball “a load of
shit” and mocked England’s attempts to claim the Ashes draw as a “moral victory”
as the hostilities from last summer’s series continue to linger. The series in
England was drawn 2-2, with the hosts fighting back after Australia won the
first two Tests. England’s suggestion that their aggressive...Nathan Lyon has
branded Bazball “a load of shit” and mocked England’s attempts to claim the
Ashes draw as a “moral victory” as...
football | owen slot
BREATHTAKING SIGHT THAT MAKES TEN POINTS SEEM TOO HARSH
Wednesday evening and The Winslow in Goodison Road is not quite bursting, but it
is certainly brimful with frustration, a cold anger eager for a call to arms.
The first speaker is Dave Kelly. “They’ve picked on the wrong fans,” he says.
“They’ve picked on the wrong city. Welcome aboard the biggest fight Everton
has...Wednesday evening and The Winslow in Goodison Road is not quite bursting,
but it is certainly...Wednesday evening and The Winslow in Goodison Road is not
quite bursting, but it is certainly...
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‘LEICESTER TEAM-MATES SANG: WE SAW YOU CRY ON THE TELLY’
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football
LESS POSSESSION AND MORE CARRYING – DOKU HAS CHANGED CITY’S STYLE
Football | Premier league
NEWCASTLE WANT PHILLIPS AND EKITIKE – BUT CAN ONLY AFFORD LOANS
FOOTBALL | paul joyce
HOW CITY MAULING HELPED KLOPP FALL BACK IN LOVE WITH LIVERPOOL
Jürgen Klopp reeled off a lengthy list of complaints. Liverpool were “too deep”,
“too open”, “too passive” and “too...Jürgen Klopp reeled off a lengthy list of
complaints. Liverpool were “too deep”, “too open”, “too...Jürgen Klopp reeled
off a lengthy list of complaints. Liverpool were “too deep”, “too open”, “too...
the NOTEBOOK | Martyn ZIEGLER
GOWER OPEN TO BECOMING MCC CHAIRMAN
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David Gower would be open to becoming the next MCC chairman after the former
England captain emerged as a contender...David Gower would be open to becoming
the next MCC chairman after the former England captain...David Gower would be
open to becoming the next MCC chairman after the former England captain...
KATHY WEIR INTERVIEW | MATT DICKINSON
‘DODDIE GAVE SUFFERERS A VOICE – I NOW HAVE TO PLAY HIS ROLE’
football
ARTETA TO CHALLENGE FA CHARGE AND VOWS NOT TO BE SILENCED
RUGBY UNION | STUART BARNES
RUGBY MUST OUTLAW ANARCHIC JACKAL TO RESTORE A SAFER GAME
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MEET THE EIGHT MEN WITH THE POWER TO CHANGE FOOTBALL’S RULES
When Sepp Blatter proposed that there should be bigger goals, or Marco van
Basten used his appointment as Fifa’s technical director to suggest scrapping
the offside rule, there was a little-known but critical body that was able to
step in and protect football from ruin. The International Football Association
Board has been around since 1886, and it is this body that...When Sepp Blatter
proposed that there should be bigger goals, or Marco van Basten used his...When
Sepp Blatter proposed that there should be bigger goals, or Marco van Basten
used his...
DAVIS CUP
DJOKOVIC TELLS CROWD TO ‘SHUT UP’ AS HE KISSES BRITAIN’S HOPES GOODBYE
Novak Djokovic sealed Great Britain’s exit from the Davis Cup and then accused a
British supporters’ group of...Novak Djokovic sealed Great Britain’s exit from
the Davis Cup and then accused a British supporters’ group of “disrespect” after
his post-match interview was disrupted by loud drumming. A damp squib of a
quarter-final between Britain and Serbia in Malaga suddenly took a bizarre turn
in the immediate aftermath when...Novak Djokovic sealed Great Britain’s exit
from the Davis Cup and then accused a British supporters’ group of
“disrespect”...
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‘I’LL RETHINK CAREER IF I CAN’T PLAY FOR ENGLAND WITH MY TWIN TOM’
FOOTBALL
NEWCASTLE AND MAN UNITED WOES PUT FIFTH CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SPOT AT RISK
CYCLING
VINGEGAARD MISSED DOPING TEST DUE TO ‘FAULTY DOORBELL’
The two-times Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard has revealed that he
missed an out-of-competition doping test...The two-times Tour de France champion
Jonas Vingegaard has revealed that he missed an...The two-times Tour de France
champion Jonas Vingegaard has revealed that he missed an...
FORMULA 1
HAMILTON ACCUSES HORNER OF ‘STIRRING THINGS UP’ OVER RED BULL CLAIM
Lewis Hamilton has accused Christian Horner of “stirring things up” over claims
that the seven-times world champion...Lewis Hamilton has accused Christian
Horner of “stirring things up” over claims that the...Lewis Hamilton has accused
Christian Horner of “stirring things up” over claims that the...
the tailender | patrick kidd
JOYS OF RUGBY STILL ALIVE AND WELL AT FOOT OF THE PYRAMID
new
In the lower reaches of rugby’s pyramid, they come in all shapes, sizes and
ages. With Blackheath away last week, I dropped eight divisions to watch Askeans
v Beccehamians in Kent Division Five. It felt like a homecoming, as Askeans, a
nomadic...In the lower reaches of rugby’s pyramid, they come in all shapes,
sizes and ages. With Blackheath...In the lower reaches of rugby’s pyramid, they
come in all shapes, sizes and ages. With Blackheath...
cricket
PLAYERS ACCUSE AUTHORITIES OF PUTTING MONEY BEFORE WELFARE
FOOTBALL
WRIGHT MEETS INMATES EARNING STRIPES AS FOOTBALL COACHES
premier league | PAUL JOYCE
REINVIGORATED BY CRITICISM AND CAPTAINCY, VAN DIJK IS BACK TO HIS BEST
RUGBY UNION
BUNKER SYSTEM WAS ‘RUSHED THROUGH’ FOR WORLD CUP, SAY TOP REFEREES
FOOTBALL | Gregor robertson
TWELVE GAMES, NO SACKINGS: WHAT’S BEHIND PREMIER LEAGUE PATIENCE?
Where are all the Premier League sackings? It is a question, one ought to add,
that should not be mistaken for a desire to see anyone lose their job, nor a
flippant disregard for the consequences, but one that, a third of the way
through the...Where are all the Premier League sackings? It is a question, one
ought to add, that should not be...Where are all the Premier League sackings? It
is a question, one ought to add, that should not be...
FOOTBALL | Shaun Maloney interview
IT CAN BE DONE, EVERTON: THIS IS HOW TO DEAL WITH A POINTS DEDUCTION
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TOP-OF-THE-TABLE CLASH, MALINS BACK AT SARACENS, AND LETHAL WYATT
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LIVERPOOL’S BOGEY LETTER AND RED MIST AT SPURS – CAN YOU BEAT OUR STATS GURU?
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BORO COMEBACKS, GREAT SCOTS AND ITV GAFFES – 12 FOOTBALL QUIRKS
Not only did the ten first division games on Boxing Day 1963 produce a record 66
top-flight goals in one day, they were also followed by some remarkable
turnarounds in the reverse fixtures only two days later. Fulham had won 10-1 at
home to...Not only did the ten first division games on Boxing Day 1963 produce a
record 66 top-flight goals...Not only did the ten first division games on Boxing
Day 1963 produce a record 66 top-flight goals...
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the...★★★★★
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Christmas is laden with jobs. Wrapping presents, which seems fun at first but
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even then you will have forgotten something. Booze prep is a big undertaking, as
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Better than any of their contemporaries, Take That survived the uneasy
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Better than any of their contemporaries, Take That survived the uneasy
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In the long, long wait for the Tube afterwards there was time to reflect that
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Among other things, we learnt that Paris is a romantic city, the Irish...★★★★☆
In the long, long wait for the Tube afterwards there was time to reflect that
Trevor...★★★★☆
In the long, long wait for the Tube afterwards there was time to reflect that
Trevor...
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Astoria is a neighbourhood in Queens hailed for its diverse cultural make-up,
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covers anything from accountant to morgue technician? One former island owner
tells all
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DON’T MOAN AT LNER’S LUGGAGE LIMIT — THIS IS WHY I’M IN FAVOUR
Getting hit as people pass down the aisle, bags taking empty seats — the train
line’s rule is something to celebrate
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Winter is the best time to visit the sunny Portuguese city of Nazare for its
immense immersive surfing spectacles, with safer options for swimmers — and much
more
UK
NAPOLEON: THE UK SPOTS THAT BEAT FRANCE FOR THE FILM’S LOCATIONS
Ridley Scott’s latest creation aims to capture the aura of revolutionary France
with English settings — but did you recognise which ones?
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I FOUND THE REAL WILD PEMBROKESHIRE — WITHOUT THE TOURIST CROWDS
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THE UK’S BEST PARTY HOUSES TO BOOK NOW FOR NEW YEAR’S EVE
The last hurrah of 2023 is within touching distance already, and if the prospect
of linking arms with your nearest...The last hurrah of 2023 is within touching
distance already, and if the prospect of linking arms...The last hurrah of 2023
is within touching distance already, and if the prospect of linking arms...
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I’VE VISITED BRUSSELS A DOZEN TIMES — THIS IS WHY I LOVE IT
The Belgian capital — the beating heart of European politics — is also the first
city of a country widely deemed to be dull. I disagree. While it won’t ever be
described as edgy, it certainly isn’t boring. I’ve visited more than a dozen
times...The Belgian capital — the beating heart of European politics — is also
the first city of a...The Belgian capital — the beating heart of European
politics — is also the first city of a...
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BOLIVIA MOUNT, A TURRETED MANSION ON THE ISLE OF MAN, IS ON SALE FOR £7.75
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The six-bedroom pile near Ramsey is one of the most stunning homes on the island
and forms part of an estate which includes thousands of trees and a boating lake
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Rising rents, bidding wars and rejection have left many families who have fled
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45 WEIRD AND WONDERFUL BAUBLES TO BRIGHTEN UP YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE
What’s your bauble tribe this year? Will you embrace the comforting nostalgia of
tasteful shades of red and gold adorning evergreen boughs? Or full-blown
tackiness for maximum festive pomp? The heady days of bauble over-consumerism
are banished to...What’s your bauble tribe this year? Will you embrace the
comforting nostalgia of tasteful shades...What’s your bauble tribe this year?
Will you embrace the comforting nostalgia of tasteful shades...
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This year marks the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, the winter night
when American patriots hurled 342 chests of tea into Boston Harbour in protest
against unfair taxes imposed from London. It was an unprecedented act of
defiance that ushered in the American War of Independence, the defeat of Britain
as the country’s colonial master and Boston’s enduring...This year marks the
250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, the winter night when American...This
year marks the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, the winter night when
American...
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the rent increases automatically in...Q. I am renewing the tenancy on a flat I
let out. Can I insert a clause so that the rent increases automatically in line
with inflation? A. In England almost no rent control applies to assured
shorthold and assured tenancies. Once the initial fixed tenancy period ends,
tenancies continue as statutory periodic...Q. I am renewing the tenancy on a
flat I let out. Can I insert a clause so that the rent increases automatically
in line with...
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NICOLA STURGEON COULD BE QUIZZED IN COURT IN ALEX SALMOND LEGAL ACTION
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Alex Salmond has launched a £3 million legal action against senior SNP figures
and Scottish government officials over the bungled investigation of sexual
harassment allegations made against him. The former first minister has lodged
the damages claim in the Court of Session alleging “misfeasance”...Alex Salmond
has launched a £3 million legal action against senior SNP figures and Scottish
government officials over the bungled investigation of sexual harassment
allegations made against him. The former first minister has lodged the damages
claim in the Court of Session alleging “misfeasance”...Alex Salmond has launched
a £3 million legal action against senior SNP figures and Scottish government
officials over the...
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OIL REFINERY’S FATE ‘HAS ECHO OF COALMINES’
Closing the oil refinery at Grangemouth could devastate communities as badly as
towns in which coalmines were closed, government advisers have warned, as Humza
Yousaf promised to do all he can for workers there. The first minister and Neil
Gray, the economy minister, met representatives from Petroineos, the
London-headquartered owner of the...Closing the oil refinery at Grangemouth
could devastate communities as badly as towns in which coalmines were closed,
government advisers have warned, as Humza Yousaf promised to do all he can for
workers there. The first minister and Neil Gray, the economy minister, met
representatives from Petroineos, the London-headquartered owner of the...Closing
the oil refinery at Grangemouth could devastate communities as badly as towns in
which coalmines were closed...
CHIEF CONSTABLE ‘SORRY’ FOR ORDERING OFFICER TO DRIVE HER HOME
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Scotland’s chief constable has apologised for an “error of judgment” after it
emerged that an on-duty officer was ordered to drive her 120 miles to her home
in England. Jo Farrell, who took over the £249,000 position with Police Scotland
on October 9, was chauffeured home from Edinburgh’s Waverley station last
month...Scotland’s chief constable has apologised for an “error of judgment”
after it emerged that an...Scotland’s chief constable has apologised for an
“error of judgment” after it emerged that an...
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SCOTGOLD HIRES AUSTRALIAN ADMINISTRATORS
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SNP’S LEGACY WILL BE SAFE SPACES FOR HEROIN ADDICTS, SAYS MORDAUNT
Penny Mordaunt, the Commons leader, has claimed that young Scots will have
“somewhere safe and warm to take heroin”...Penny Mordaunt, the Commons leader,
has claimed that young Scots will have “somewhere safe and...Penny Mordaunt, the
Commons leader, has claimed that young Scots will have “somewhere safe and...
RUGBY UNION
KINGHORN TO LEAVE EDINBURGH FOR TOULOUSE IN DECEMBER
Blair Kinghorn is preparing for an emotional last home outing as an Edinburgh
player against Benetton on Friday after...Blair Kinghorn is preparing for an
emotional last home outing as an Edinburgh player against...Blair Kinghorn is
preparing for an emotional last home outing as an Edinburgh player against...
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STELLA MCCARTNEY’S GRAND HIGHLANDS DESIGN ‘WILL HURT ECOLOGY’
Fashion designer’s proposed £5 million home in Highlands would have a ‘needless
impact on sensitive ecology and landscape’, the site’s previous owner claims
The fashion designer Stella McCartney and her husband’s plans to build a house
in the Highlands have been objected to by the owner who sold the site to the
couple. Karen White, who now lives in Taunton, Somerset, has formally objected
to the designs for the £5 million modernist home at the remote Commando Rock at
Glenuig. White’s move comes after locals and visitors to...The fashion designer
Stella McCartney and her husband’s plans to build a house in the Highlands...The
fashion designer Stella McCartney and her husband’s plans to build a house in
the Highlands...
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UNIVERSITIES TO SHARE DATA SO SEX PREDATORS CANNOT HIDE CONVICTIONS
Sexual predators and those accused of committing violent crimes will no longer
be able to enrol at universities after...Sexual predators and those accused of
committing violent crimes will no longer be able to enrol at universities after
Scotland became the first part of the UK to close a “dangerous loophole”. Last
year The Times disclosed that the country’s 19 higher education institutions do
not require applicants to declare...Sexual predators and those accused of
committing violent crimes will no longer be able to enrol at universities after
Scotland...
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HOUSE OF THE WEEK
A GEORGIAN TOWNHOUSE IN EDINBURGH’S WEST END IS ON SALE FOR OFFERS OVER £1.45
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BALLET DANCER FELT ‘GROOMED’, TEACHER’S TRIAL TOLD
A woman has told a court that she felt “groomed” by her ballet instructor, who
is on trial accused of sexually...A woman has told a court that she felt
“groomed” by her ballet instructor, who is on trial...A woman has told a court
that she felt “groomed” by her ballet instructor, who is on trial...
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SKYE RECORDS STEEP RISE IN SEX CRIME
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despite becoming a huge draw for...It is widely regarded as one of the UK’s most
serene and idyllic outposts and, despite becoming a...It is widely regarded as
one of the UK’s most serene and idyllic outposts and, despite becoming a...
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STREET WITH CURVES AND COLOUR IS BRITAIN’S TOP OF THE SHOPS
The charming curved and colourful Victoria Street & West Bow in Edinburgh has
been ranked as Britain’s top high street for independent shops. The list,
compiled by American Express, considered the proportion of independent shops,
occupancy rate...The charming curved and colourful Victoria Street & West Bow in
Edinburgh has been ranked as...The charming curved and colourful Victoria Street
& West Bow in Edinburgh has been ranked as...
EDINBURGH CHRISTMAS MARKETS: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
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SINGLE MALT A HEADY LIFT FOR GORDON & MACPHAIL
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CITY TO SPEND £55M TO ENSURE FLEET IS LEZ COMPLIANT
Council bosses are planning to spend £55 million replacing more than 1,000
vehicles to ensure that its fleet is...Council bosses are planning to spend £55
million replacing more than 1,000 vehicles to ensure...Council bosses are
planning to spend £55 million replacing more than 1,000 vehicles to ensure...
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building standard for energy efficiency that can save hundreds...Q. I’ve heard
about Passivhaus, a building standard for energy efficiency that can save
hundreds...
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