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March 29, 2026
Iran vows to ‘set fire to souls’ of American soldiers if US puts boots on ground
With a week to go before President Trump’s deadline to strike a deal expires, both sides are preparing for a ground confrontation
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March 29, 2026
Ten doctors have prescribed half of all cannabis drugs
Most patients at private clinics have used dried cannabis flowers for psychiatric conditions, such as depression and anxiety, since it was l...
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March 29, 2026
Appeal for ‘French Lord Lucan’ whips west Texas town into true-crime frenzy
Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès, who vanished in 2011, suspected of murdering his wife and four children in France, was last allegedly spotted in...
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March 29, 2026
Iran’s ancient treasures face threat from bombing, scholars warn
Academics say strikes by Israel and the United States are putting mosques, palaces and some of Iran’s most precious heritage sites at risk
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March 29, 2026
‘I make more money being Tom Kerridge than from being a chef’
He’s the restaurateur who won two Michelin stars for his pub, lost 12 stone and wrote a diet book. He makes money — but his restaurants don’...
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March 29, 2026
Our daughter, Leni, is two — and she has dementia
Gus and Emily Forrester discovered by chance that their toddler has a rare and fatal disorder. Now time is running out to find a treatment
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March 29, 2026
Will Meghan bring As Ever to Sandringham? Flower sprinkles for Charles!
Harry is said to want to bring his family to Norfolk in July. Let’s hope there are affirmations in fruit bowls for the King and Camilla
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March 29, 2026
No, you can’t drink the wine you brought! British etiquette, a guide
A French writer has laid out the country’s social rules. Merci, says Shane Watson, but we’ve got our own
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March 29, 2026
What Natasha Archer, Kate’s stylist, did next
The Princess of Wales’s former aide will offer ‘discreet, bespoke advisory services’ after quitting last year. Bring on the polka dots
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March 29, 2026
Help, I’m a magnolia tourist — I was caught in someone’s garden
Blossom spotters are blighting well-heeled neighbourhoods. I’m guilty: I’ve become an accidental springfluencer
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March 29, 2026
Thomas Markle says he has found love after years of ill health
The Duchess of Sussex’s estranged father said a new relationship in the Philippines had brought him peace and happiness
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March 29, 2026
BBC to dismantle ‘crown jewel of live British broadcasting’
The team at BBC Studios Events, which covers royal and state broadcasts, will be cut to one person, leaving the corporation reliant on freel...
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March 29, 2026
Mobility scooters could reach 20mph in road law shake-up
Ministers consider raising speed and weight limits for electric wheelchairs and improving access to cycle lanes in an update to 1970s legisl...
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March 29, 2026
AI just a year from beating all experts in ‘Humanity’s Last Exam’
Developers claim large language models could reach the frontiers of human expertise in a year — and have built a test to prove it. Try some...
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March 29, 2026
Israel’s police clash with protesters as hopes of true peace wane
Most Israelis believe that the Iran conflict is justified, but left-wing demonstrators weary of a constant state of war say police are ‘viol...
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March 29, 2026
First Barbie-con fails to tickle punters pink
Fans attending Barbie Dream Fest in Florida, billed as the ultimate event, were met with bare concrete walls, cardboard cutouts and cheap me...
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March 29, 2026
Labour housebuilding target ‘completely out of reach’
Government is due to build 400,000 fewer homes than it promised before the election, leading to a blame game between ministers, councils and...
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March 29, 2026
My mentally ill son killed his father. I was made a scapegoat
The ‘diabolical’ accusation by the NHS that Tricia Monro was ‘reluctant’ to take charge of her child’s care has further traumatised the grie...
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March 29, 2026
Prince Philip ‘had pancreatic cancer for eight years’
The Duke of Edinburgh was diagnosed with an inoperable form of the disease in 2013 but ‘outwitted the pessimists’ to continue royal duties,...
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March 29, 2026
‘We changed the law, but schoolgirls are still being harassed’
A campaign led by Gemma and Maya Tutton helped to make public sexual harassment a crime under a law coming into force this week, but the sis...
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March 29, 2026
British antenna to track Nasa’s Artemis II mission
Engineers in Cornwall will help the space agency monitor the Orion spacecraft carrying four astronauts to the moon and back
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March 29, 2026
Pardons for women convicted of illegal abortions since Victorian era
Those who have been prosecuted after 1861 will be exonerated and those investigated but not charged will have their police record wiped unde...
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March 29, 2026
Comedy on prescription: the patients using stand-up to combat depression
Women facing bereavement, homelessness and other hardships performed at the Royal Albert Hall as part of a programme to reduce reliance on a...
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March 29, 2026
Bundle of joy? Parenthood doesn’t make people happy, study finds
Researchers looked for signs that having children led to a measurable increase in positive emotions — and found none
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March 29, 2026
Michelin-star chef putting the heat on sexism in the kitchen
After complaints of ‘pervasive’ misogyny in hospitality, Sally Abé is unveiling a ten-point pledge for restaurants and professionals demandi...
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March 29, 2026
It’s Britain’s favourite meat — but where did your chicken come from?
A quarter of imports wing their way from outside the EU, and campaigners are concerned about animal welfare and double standards for UK farm...
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March 29, 2026
Average Briton spends £72 per month on subscriptions
Men tend to have more than women, and Gen Z are the age group most likely to sign up. Do you pay for the most popular subscriptions in the U...
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March 29, 2026
Roll up for a coronation carpet — yours for just £40,000
The Holms Hepburn carpet, which was used at the coronations of Edward VII and George V, plus a royal wedding, will go under the hammer at Ch...
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March 29, 2026
For 250 million obese Indians, the weight is finally over
This month, the patent on semaglutide in the country held by Novo Nordisk ran out, with companies launching more affordable versions of the...
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March 29, 2026
Inside the battle to complete Spain’s other great unfinished church
Severely underfunded, damaged by weather and a bone of contention among locals, Malaga Cathedral could be finished in 2028 after nearly 500...
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March 29, 2026
Lebanese journalists killed in targeted Israeli strike
President Aoun has called the attack that killed three media workers on Saturday a ‘blatant crime’
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March 29, 2026
EU offers mobility scheme brake if too many young Europeans apply
Concessions over the scheme, which is part of Brexit reset talks with the UK, are a push to get a deal before the present one expires
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March 29, 2026
Igor Tudor sacked by Tottenham Hotspur after six weeks in charge
47-year-old Croatian leaves with north London club one point above Premier League relegation zone
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March 29, 2026
Iran war latest: US ‘preparing for weeks of ground operations’
The Pentagon is reportedly making plans for offensives on Tehran’s key oil port Kharg Island and sites close to the Strait of Hormuz
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March 29, 2026
Pent: new home gym equipment that’s as attractive as furniture
Josh Sims meets the boss of the Polish company whose bespoke gyms are designed to be displayed
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March 29, 2026
Car hits multiple pedestrians in Derby city centre
Number of people left seriously injured and one man is arrested
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March 28, 2026
Why is the rush into renewable energy not lowering our bills?
Wind power is hitting records, yet bills are set to rise. From the ‘dark calm’ to a £70bn grid overhaul, here is why green energy costs a pr...
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March 28, 2026
We lambast lying tech bros, but phone addiction starts with all of us
Children imitate their scrolling-obsessed parents. By blaming social media giants, we dodge responsibility
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March 28, 2026
Margaret Thatcher would have roasted Donald Trump on Iran
How would Ronald Reagan’s great ally have handled the current president? Her own considerable ego would not have countenanced any abject cra...
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March 28, 2026
Supermarkets are not profiteers but a miracle of capitalism
Labour’s cost of living crackdown on the grocers misses the point — it is time for ministers to stop blaming Putin and Trump for their own f...
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March 28, 2026
McSweeney vs the Sweeney: a snapshot of our failed institutions
Westminster, the judiciary, the Old Bill — they’ve all forgotten their purpose and don’t work properly. No wonder we no longer respect them
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March 28, 2026
‘DHL driver broke my sink and left me with a £1,000 repair bill’
Our consumer champion helps a reader whose parcel was shoved through a bathroom window and a man who has been waiting two months for some ic...
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March 28, 2026
Jews are openly blood-libelled yet there’s no hate crime?
After visiting a grotesque exhibition at a gallery in Margate, I cannot imagine what it must be like to be Jewish in this country now
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March 28, 2026
Is ‘gentle parenting’ to blame for violence in primary schools?
Teachers who report an increase in five-year-olds punching, kicking and spitting at adults suggest parents who won’t say ‘no’ to their child...
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March 28, 2026
iPads ruined kids’ reading. Norway’s playful libraries are reviving it
From rollerskating to rap workshops, libraries are becoming the place to be — and could reverse the decline caused by the country’s classroo...
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March 28, 2026
Bomb attack at Bank of America branch in Paris foiled by police
Reports say one of the suspects was arrested as he was about to detonate a homemade explosive device, while the other managed to escape
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March 28, 2026
Planning an Easter getaway? It’ll cost you more as fuel prices soar
The price of petrol has reached 150p a litre after disruption to supplies in the Strait of Hormuz. A full tank now costs an average of £82.5...
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March 28, 2026
Why is it so hard to open a stocks and shares Isa?
Don’t be put off by the alarming financial jargon — you can start investing with just a few pounds a month
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March 28, 2026
The rise of the £2 million Isa
Using the full £20,000 allowance every year and investing long-term has created more than 5,000 Isa millionaires — and 270 savers who have d...
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March 28, 2026