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The Sunshine State has not had a Democratic governor this century – that could change despite the US president’s approval of Byron Donalds
Diageo's total headcount fell more than 6% year-on-year by the end of June, its annual report showed, as the world's top spirits maker embarks on a restructuring under new CEO Dave Lewis.
Christian kids’ movie is entertaining during the big battle, but the older bouffant hero’s lack of depth is distracting and the worship songs a weak link U2’s Bono once described King David as “the Elvis of the Bible” – but in this musical kids’ adaptation, David is more boyband than rock’n’roll, with voluminous bouffant hair and a soundtrack of upbeat worship songs. The singing is actually a weak link in what is oth
From the early days of computers and the internet, Wendy McMurdo has let tech infuse her photography. Now, in her largest exhibition yet, she looks at its impact on the future generation Continue reading...
A teenage boy navigates adolescence and the traumatic loss of his mother in this poignant coming-of-age novel set in rural Ireland Something is happening to literary time. In the last fortnight I’ve read new or forthcoming novels about a mirror universe where history runs backwards (Under Story, Chloe Benjamin), an agency that offers appointments with the past (Time Travel for Beginners, Jaclyn Moriarty), and a young
From bank accounts to rent and food, students and recent graduates offer advice to those beginning to study Student bank accounts: don’t be swayed by freebies The best student deals and discounts An insider’s tips on student money We asked students, and recent graduates, to tell us about the biggest financial shock they had when they started university, and what advice they had for freshers. Continue reading...
I found two days of hard graft – repairing hiking paths with a conservation trust in stunningly remote Wester Ross – a surprisingly rewarding experience I hadn’t planned to enjoy any of this. As summer light fell on Stac Pollaidh – the summit’s teeth bared, the views stretching across the surreal emptiness of Assynt – I found myself ankle-deep in blanket bog next to a hiking path, back bent, hacking at the tough terr
I resented the pretence of dealing with a human before our trip, and it spoke after as if it were a friend
The arrival of a mining company run by a friend of Donald Trump has aroused fears of a resumption of an existential row on the island
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I was living on my own for the first time in 35 years, walking every day. Nature reminded me how much there still is to be found in emptiness After my husband died, the birds started behaving strangely towards me. This was not my imagination; it really happened. On my daily walks, I was startled by how close they came to me – approaching, hopping alongside me and chirping. If there were a lot of them – and if there w
The United Arab Emirates' defence ministry has said that it had detected two ballistic missiles launched from Iran, the first such incident reported since a 4 May strike on the Fujairah port.
After carrying 67 million passengers in 10 years, the Night Tube's opening night is still fresh in the memory of one worker who was there.
Arianna Rose's thefts included war medals and jewellery in her fraud across four counties, police say.
The rugby season is being delayed for safety reasons and there are fears football may follow suit.
How will your club fare in the 2026-27 Premier League? BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty makes his annual predictions.
The decision came after a passing Peak Rail heritage train sparked a fire last week.
Documents reveal an NHS worker shared a patient's record with a partner and accessed up to 200 files.
Lara Croft was created in Derby and went on to have spin-off Hollywood films played by Angelina Jolie and Alicia Vikander.
Dale Wherton from Stoke-on-Trent is due to compete against other champions in January.
Leicestershire Wildlife Trust says it is taking in more and more animals who are struggling in the prolonged dry weather.
A shocking documentary about a woman who pretended her child was terminally ill. Plus: isolation and horror in Australia’s desolate outback. Here’s what to watch this evening 9pm, Channel 4 “He seemed to be allergic to the 21st century,” said journalist Paul Levie of Matthew Hayden-Johnson, a child from Torbay who, his mother, Lisa, claimed, was unable to walk, eat or breathe without medical assistance. However, as t
A diver says the sighting was "really special" and the creature may have not been recorded before.
Darren Parkinson says the after-effects of the virus have "devastated" his life.
More than 700 patients have been affected by the sudden closure in April of River Practice.