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Phoebe Waller‑Bridge offers rent‑free London flat to emerging writers
Through the Writers’ Block initiative, the Fleabag creator and Jack Thorne provide a rent‑free flat and financial support to emerging playwrights struggling with London’s high housing costs
Trainline sets aside nearly £4m over competition probe into pricing tactics
The CMA said in August it was investigating Trainline, Virgin Atlantic and Red Driving School over possible drip-pricing.
King Charles reunites with Queen Camilla to go litter picking in Antigua
The pair walked along the sands of Fort James Beach as their tour of the Caribbean drew to a close
Minister apologises to Ukrainian children forced to take Russian GCSE
Education minister Georgia Gould said she was ‘really sorry’ children had been ‘pushed’ into studying Russian
Anton Du Beke ‘embarrassed’ after being stabbed by his own father
Violent incident occurred in his family when Du Beke was in his mid-twenties
Trump’s not just a builder now — he’s the architect of his own demise
The president’s push to solidify the MAGA coalition he rode to victory two years ago led directly to a historic defeat so huge, Andrew Feinberg writes, that he couldn’t even claim election fraud in the end
Shipwreck padlock code cracked after CT scan solves 400-year-old mystery
The Ann Francis vessel was caught in a ferocious storm and blown off course on 28 December 1583
Voters deliver fresh abortion wins and deal sharp blow to Trump agenda across 145 state ballot measures
Abortion-rights advocates notched victories in Missouri and Virginia on Tuesday, and voters delivered a double dose of disapproval to President Donald Trump’s redistricting efforts
Barratt Redrow reveals ‘softer’ reservations amid affordability pressures
Britain’s biggest housebuilder said home completions also dipped over the first four months of the financial year.
UK judge elected to the International Court of Justice for first time in a decade
The campaign to secure his election began under Sir Keir Starmer's premiership and was backed by Andy Burnham
In The Room | Has Shabana Mahmood gone soft on immigration?
While Andy Burnham was playing cricket in Antigua, a storm was brewing at the top of the Labour Party.
Actor 'homeless' after being cut of of mum's will in £1.2m inheritance fight with sister who got everything
Robert Rajhpaul appeared in court with his dog Twinkle in tow
Why lemon and lime zest could be bad for your health
These pesticides have negative health associations and some are classified as highly hazardous
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