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Dog walker’s close encounter prompts debate over whether the animals, once native to UK, should remain
Sightings of wild boar on Dartmoor have raised suspicions a guerrilla rewilder has been releasing…
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This week on Comfort Eating, Grace is joined by five-time Paralympic gold medalist Ellie Simmonds. At 30, Ellie has hung up her goggles and retired from swimming, but instead of claiming an early pen…
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The Lives of the Caesars, translated from Latin by The Rest Is History podcast co-host Tom Holland, details everything from ancient policy failures to sex scandals
A gossipy account of the lives of Ro…
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The historic capital of China is rendered in gloriously intricate detail, but this animated feature feels like a state-sponsored history lesson
The first thing you need to know about this animated fea…
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Starmer’s spokesperson says US intervention ‘could bring lasting peace’ as No 10 treads carefully before White House visit
Donald Trump has changed the global conversation around Ukraine “for the bett…
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The award-winning writer’s new book contends with how the war on Gaza shattered his fragile faith in the so-called free world
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Holmes, who is serving nine years, attempted to overturn conviction over multimillion-dollar investor fraud scandal
A US court upheld the conviction of the Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes for defrau…
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Baltic and Nordic countries to equip and train Ukrainian brigade; Rheinmetall car part factories to make weapons and ammunition. What we know on day 1,098
Continue reading...Prognosis for pontiff, 88, remains guarded as he is treated in hospital for pneumonia and kidney failure
Pope Francis, who is in hospital with pneumonia and “mild” kidney failure, remains in a critica…
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Lured by the promise of well-paying jobs in Southeast Asia, thousands instead allegedly end up enslaved in jail-like compounds and forced to carry out online scams
“The Chinese would shock me with ele…
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