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November 10, 2024
My sister went to Dignitas at 58. She didn’t want to die like Mum did
When Julia Waterhouse developed early-onset dementia, she chose to end her own life. Today her sister shares the recordings, notes and artwo...
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November 10, 2024
Susie Dent: Swearing is good for you but it’s losing its sting
F-bombs and C-words are everywhere, the Countdown wordsmith writes. But history shows even the most offensive words can be diluted
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November 10, 2024
Rolls-Royce v BA: the debacle that grounded hundreds of flights
The airline is furious with the engine maker over the delays to its Dreamliner fleet
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November 10, 2024
Ikea’s new restaurant: come for 85p hot dogs, stay for the people
There was no flat-pack in sight when our critic tried the chain’s first standalone UK eatery. Instead she was furnished with insights about...
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November 10, 2024
How to save English Lit at school — start by scrapping Shakespeare
No wonder degree courses are shutting and only 28% of boys read in their spare time, a head of English writes. Exam boards and politicians s...
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November 10, 2024
Council tenants will have to wait up to ten years for right to buy
Angela Rayner’s changes to discount policy aim to slash sales and preserve social housing stock
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November 10, 2024
Ronnie Wood on his new addictions: painting, coffee, Caravaggio
As a Chelsea exhibition of the Rolling Stone’s work opens, he explains why he puts his bandmates in his art and the happiness he’s found wit...
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November 10, 2024
Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix: I’d choose kids over Olympic diving
While she loves her sport and her famous father Fred, it is her mother whom the Team GB medallist hopes to emulate one day
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November 10, 2024
On the beaches then on stage, D-Day’s last survivors do their duty
The gathering at the Royal Albert Hall was especially poignant as the numbers of Second World War veterans are dwindling, and with them the...
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November 10, 2024
Bought for £8 at Aldi, sold online for £250: the great resale frenzy
Why are people spending luxury prices on ordinary goods? One shopper investigates — while limiting herself to a single Cuthbert the Caterpil...
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November 10, 2024
How our cartoonist draws Trump (and how it’s evolved since 2016)
It’s not just small hands and orange spray-tan. The thing that makes Trump such a joy as a subject is also the biggest challenge, Morten Mor...
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November 10, 2024
‘Father, you said Jews were safe’: stories from a shaken Amsterdam
As the horror and revulsion from the antisemitic attacks become ever clearer, questions still have to be answered about what happened
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November 10, 2024
Found in a cave: proof the Neanderthals were far from thick
Despite their image as lumbering brutes, discoveries in Gibraltar suggest these early humans painted, pondered and crafted tools with impres...
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November 10, 2024
Stockpile for war, Norwegians told — water, fuel, iodine tablets
Fuelled by fears over Russia, Norway has sent a pamphlet to every household on how to prepare for an emergency, with a week’s supplies recom...
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November 10, 2024
Mushroom-spotting apps are big in France. So are poisonings
For centuries people have relied on family folklore and chemist expertise to pick the right variety.
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November 10, 2024
Our war heroes died to protect democracy. It is under threat again
Remembrance Sunday is a poignant moment — but our armed forces need to be prepared to face modern opponents of our hard-won freedoms, says t...
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November 10, 2024
I’m a rare Democrat who admits the loss is our fault
Basking in moral rectitude rather than finding solutions to problems has only one outcome
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November 10, 2024
When the blackouts start, it’s Ed Miliband that will cop it
Britain’s hubristic plans for green energy may soon face a reckoning
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November 10, 2024
Bats are ugly, but so is HS2 — and the bats were there first
A tunnel to be built on the HS2 railway line through a small forest in Buckinghamshire will cost £100 million, according to the chairman of...
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November 10, 2024
Susie Dent: Swearing can be good for you, but is it losing its sting?
Even the most offensive words can be diluted, the Countdown expert writes. It wasn’t so long ago that chicken breast and trousers used to ma...
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November 9, 2024
Tesco’s £1bn budget bill fuels price rise fears
National insurance hike for Britain’s biggest private employer emerges as business anger grows
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November 9, 2024
Prince William: I want to be a royal with a small ‘r’
On a trip to South Africa the heir to the throne says he will ‘do it differently, for my generation’ and shares his concern over the Middle...
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November 9, 2024
Friedrich Merz: ‘next German leader’ leaves Merkel’s shadow at last
Political exile helped to make the CDU leader rich in the 2000s. Now he wants to oust Olaf Scholz’s ‘zombie coalition’ and cure his country’...
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November 9, 2024
Brighton vs Man City: Pep Guardiola loses four games in a row for first time
Brighton 2 Man City 1: Erling Haaland opening cannot prevent a fourth consecutive defeat in all competition for Premier League champions aft...
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November 9, 2024
Kate returns to public duty at Festival of Remembrance
The Princess of Wales has made the weekend’s events a focus of her gradual return to public life after chemotherapy
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November 9, 2024
The partygate plot: how Cummings orchestrated Boris Johnson’s downfall
The spurned special adviser constructed an elaborate plan to force the prime minister out of No 10 by getting him to lie over lockdown parti...
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November 9, 2024
Amsterdam attacks were no Kristallnacht — but Europe’s Jews should be afraid
Some Israeli football fans behaved thuggishly but the extreme and organised violence meted out to them the following day speaks of a terrify...
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November 9, 2024
A surreal evening at Mar-a-Lago as Team Trump gets to work
Over cocktails and cake, and presided over by the president-elect, the Maga faithful plot their ‘business-like’ transition to power. Our wri...
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November 9, 2024
Tamara Ecclestone: My £25m burglary must have been an inside job
In her first interview since the highest-value break-in English legal history, the F1 heiress discusses the long-term impact on her family,...
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November 9, 2024
Parent killer next door: the untold story of Virginia McCullough
She murdered them and lived with the bodies for years, plundering their savings and bombarding neighbours with strange gifts — including her...
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November 9, 2024
Can Trump stop the war with Russia? No, only we can, say Ukrainians
The US president-elect has made no secret of his desire to end the war quickly, but in Kyiv there is still a belief that the country’s fate...
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November 9, 2024
Electric car prices slashed by a third to meet net-zero sales targets
An official mandate for 22% of new cars to be EVs is forcing manufacturers to discount heavily or risk government fines
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November 9, 2024
Sex, panic attacks and £170k: burnt-out lawyer reveals City hedonism
I wasn’t surprised to see some firms are having to offer huge salaries to new solicitors — the excessive culture of partying and brutality m...
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November 9, 2024
Lavazza boss: My childhood escaping Italian kidnap gangs
Giuseppe Lavazza, chairman of the family coffee business, on his early brush with terrorism, driving to school in an armoured vehicle and wh...
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November 9, 2024
Trump wasn’t the candidate who made women feel bullied and repulsed
Why did the Democrats think women would not care about immigration or the economy?
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November 9, 2024
Five ways to save on tuition fees and get a cheaper degree
Students can expect debts of more than £70,000 when they leave university, but there are alternatives, says Rachel Mortimer
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November 9, 2024
The best business class, first class and premium economy cabins
Ever wondered how the other half fly? We’ve tried and tested the most expensive aircraft cabins in the sky — Dom Pérignon, caviar and shower...
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November 9, 2024
The Democrat fantasy is dead. They’re no longer the workers’ party
Kamala Harris’s comprehensive defeat shows the fatal flaw in a political party whose humble origins have given way to social elites and raci...
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November 9, 2024
Why Spain’s royal family could emerge from flood crisis stronger
Anger has greeted King Felipe and Queen Letizia after the floods in Valencia, but their unflinching reaction may help to rebuild the scandal...
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November 9, 2024
Five forces limiting Trump’s global influence as Putin smells blood
Debt, the risk of a trade war and volatility in the Middle East and Ukraine may threaten the next administration’s ability to get its own wa...
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November 9, 2024
England agony as Max Jorgensen wins it at death for Australia
England 37 Australia 42: Steve Borthwick’s side fail to edge narrow encounter for second weekend after Max Jorgensen scores winning try afte...
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November 9, 2024
Give up on Crimea, senior Trump adviser tells Ukraine
The president-elect, who sees backing the war against Russia as a drain on US resources, will press Zelensky to accept a loss of territory...
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November 9, 2024
How Queen Camilla champions causes others wouldn’t
From a clandestine visit at a rape support centre to reading every novel on the Booker shortlist, the Queen — who is returning to work this...
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November 9, 2024
Hamas leaders to be expelled from Qatar
Qataris had hoped to mediate a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel but both sides were reluctant to engage
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November 9, 2024
BA and Virgin cancel hundreds of flights as engines await maintenance
Thousands of passengers face disruption as delays in making spare parts and maintenance backlogs ground multiple aircraft with the Rolls-Roy...
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November 9, 2024
Malala: Taliban has created gender apartheid and world must do more
The education activist, who was shot in 2012, has said the group’s ideology is spilling into neighbouring countries such as Pakistan
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November 9, 2024
Forgery helped judge persuade The Times to run sudoku puzzles
Wayne Gould mocked up a copy of the newspaper to show the features editor how his numbers game would look in print
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November 9, 2024
Magic Circle wants to welcome back woman who duped it
Sophie Lloyd was expelled in 1991 after carrying out the ultimate illusion — posing as a teenage magician in the men-only club
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November 9, 2024
What could a Trump state visit to Britain look like?
The president-elect’s last official visit five years ago led to protests but also provided entertainment and bemusement at the palace
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November 9, 2024