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GB The Guardian Stage

Abigail’s Party review – Tamzin Outhwaite’s Bev is Madame Bovary with a Cinzano

By Arifa Akbar

Harold Pinter theatre, London Outhwaite’s performance as Beverly, a precision-tooled showcase in hidden anger and longing, is a triumph in this eternally resonant suburban drama Alison Steadman has cast a long shadow over the suburban gargoyle-cum-bored-housewife in Mike Leigh’s social satire about 1970s social mobility. So much so that her name is almost always invoked in relation to Beverly. Tamzin Outhwaite’s incr

Record #1053 First capture
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GB BBC News England

Adlington's free swimming offer after BBC report

Byline not supplied

Becky Adlington is offering more than 5,000 free swimming lessons across nationwide venues until September.

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GB The Guardian Travel & leisure

Travelodge boss quits amid fallout over hotel chain’s security failings

By Kalyeena Makortoff

Joanna Boydell steps down after widespread criticism over company’s handling of guest safety issues The boss of Travelodge has resigned after a backlash over security failings at the hotel chain, including a case where a domestic abuser was given a key to a woman’s room before assaulting her. In a company statement on Thursday, Travelodge said Joanna Boydell had stepped down and been temporarily replaced by its finan

Record #965 7 versions
GB The Guardian Reform UK

Tice defends suspension of Reform UK activist over Farage criticism

By Rowena Mason Whitehall editor

Party’s deputy leader makes comments as he unveils new policy to subsidise more apprenticeships Reform UK’s deputy leader has defended the party’s suspension of a senior activist who criticised Nigel Farage, saying internal disagreements should be kept “behind closed doors”. Richard Tice, who is also the party’s business spokesperson, made the comments as he unveiled a new policy of subsidising more apprenticeships,

Record #1049 2 versions
GB The Guardian Boohoo

Boohoo fined €2.3m by French watchdog over deceptive discounts

By Sarah Butler

Fashion site also broke rules on labelling by using terms ‘leather’ or ‘suede’ for synthetic products The British online fashion seller Boohoo has been fined €2.3m (£2m) by France’s consumer watchdog ⁠for deceptive ⁠practices ​such as offering fake discounts. The Manchester-based firm, whose parent company renamed itself Debenhams Group last year, was found to have exaggerated the discounts it was offering, giving sh

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GB BBC News England

Boy, 16, found not guilty of teenager's murder

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A jury finds him not guilty of killing Shayne Hambakachere, who died from stab wounds.

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IE The Irish Times

Film and TV director John Irvin dies aged 86

By Sian Cain

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy director said MI6 ‘took an interest’ in him but he was too left wing to be involved in espionage ‘hanky-panky’

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GB The Guardian Israel

Israel’s Ben-Gvir posts video of gallows site for hanging Palestinians

By Peter Beaumont Senior international correspondent

Far-right minister says those convicted in military courts of terror offences will be executed after passing of death penalty law that does not apply to Jewish extremists Israel’s far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has posted a gloating video of the construction of a gallows complex where Palestinians convicted of terror offences – but not Jewish extremists accused of similar crimes – will be hang

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GB The Guardian Pop and rock

Frank Beard obituary

By Adam Sweeting

Drummer with ZZ Top for more than five decades whose mastery of the ‘Texas shuffle’ was central to their sound Renowned for being the only member of the Texan trio ZZ Top not to wear an outlandishly luxuriant beard, in spite of his surname, Frank Beard, who has died aged 77, spent more than 55 years as the band’s drummer, appearing on all their albums from ZZ Top’s First Album in 1971 to La Futura in 2012. He was als

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IE RTÉ News Ireland

TikTok declines Oireachtas call to discuss driving videos

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Social media giant TikTok has declined an invitation to appear before the Oireachtas Committee on Media to discuss the posting of videos of people driving down motorways the wrong way and endangering other people's lives.

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GB The Guardian Science

It's finally raining, but the drought's not over

By Presented by Madeleine Finlay, produced by Madeleine Finlay, Joshan Chana and Jacob Liebenberg. The executive producer was Ellie Bury

After a summer that has seen England and Wales experience the driest July since records began, rain is finally on the horizon. But with reservoirs at ‘exceptionally low’ levels, will there be enough rain to replenish stocks? Madeleine Finlay hears from Dr Anna Murgatroyd, a lecturer in hydrology at Newcastle University, about how much rain we need to see us through next summer, why we’re now at increased risk of floo

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IE RTÉ News Dublin

File on death of man, 85, in Dublin bus crash sent to DPP

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A file is expected to be sent to the DPP over the death of a pensioner who was killed when a bus crashed through a pedestrian area in Dublin city centre earlier this year, an inquest has heard.

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GB The Guardian Charles Dickens

‘All the watering places are crammed with hot people’: on holiday with Dickens

By Caroline Davies

Exhibition at Charles Dickens Museum in London looks at writer’s holiday pursuits, from Kent to the Isle of Wight It’s summer in the city, the pubs are crowded, and the coast beckons. In a year that has so far brought five significant heatwaves, it is a fair description of the current holiday season. But the same was true, too, of the much less frequent hot, dry summers of the past, including 186 years ago when Charl

Record #977 4 versions
GB The Guardian Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

There is nothing scientific about The Great ADHD Myth? ‘documentary’ | Gina Rippon

By Gina Rippon

Channel 4’s programme wastes a chance to ask important questions about how ADHD is diagnosed and treated, instead indulging in unscientific methods and conspiracy theories Prof Gina Rippon is emeritus professor of cognitive neuroimaging at the Aston Brain Centre, Aston University When Channel 4 announced that it would air a documentary titled The Great ADHD Myth?, an outpouring of fury followed. Despite this, I set o

Record #1048 3 versions
GB The Guardian GCSEs

GCSE results: girls still ahead but gender gap narrows as hundreds of thousands of pupils receive grades – latest updates

By Taz Ali (now) and Mabel Banfield-Nwachi (earlier)

Nearly a quarter of girls’ entries received one of the higher grades against around a fifth of those from boys Almost one in four boys in England get top grades in maths Myles McGinley, managing director of the Cambridge OCR exam board, said more pupils are taking GCSE business studies than in previous years, describing this generation of young people as “increasingly entrepreneurial”. He said business studies entrie

Record #930 13 versions
IE RTÉ News World

Romania destroys sea drone, EU slams 'escalating threats'

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European Commission ⁠President Ursula von der Leyen has said that the naval drone carrying ‌explosives ⁠which was destroyed by Romania near a Black Sea gas project is ‌part of "an escalating ⁠campaign ‌of threats."

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