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BBC Top Stories (International)
Open What does Savinho's £75m move reveal about Man City's multi-club model?
Does Savinho's £75m move from Manchester City to Tottenham represent a sporting success for the Abu Dhabi-owned club?

F1 Technical
Open F1STRATEGY: Will tyre degradation spice up the Dutch Grand Prix?
Lando Norris will start the Dutch Grand Prix from pole position, but with all three tyre compounds proving competitive across Saturday’s Sprint and qualifying, the McLaren driver and his rivals face several strategic possibilities in Sunday’s race.

F1 Technical
Open Antonelli set for hefty grid penalty as Mercedes plans power unit change
Championship leader Andrea Kimi Antonelli is set to take a significant grid penalty at his home Italian Grand Prix after Mercedes confirmed plans to fit a new power unit at Monza.

F1 Technical
Open How does Red Bull assess Lawson’s performance at Zandvoort?
Liam Lawson made an encouraging return to Red Bull Racing colours at the Dutch Grand Prix, delivering a strong qualifying performance after holding his position throughout Saturday’s Sprint at Zandvoort.

TechRadar News
Open I spent 20 minutes counting everything I hate about ChatGPT’s new voice — and accidentally discovered why it works

The Guardian (UK)
Open José Mourinho marks Real Madrid return with late drama and touch of humility
The old master is back at Madrid as he begins with celebrations, frustrations and finally relief at EspanyolJosé Mourinho says he is calmer now so when the rest of the bench emptied, sprinting down the touchline to celebrate the 90th-minute goal that finally delivered victory on his first game in charge of Real Madrid in 4,380 days, he did not set off with them. Instead, he clenched his fists, got to his feet and walked down the touchline behind the subs, watching them head, shouting, towards Carlos Espí. As they piled on down in the corner, he pulled over his captain Fede Valverde for a word. Which might just have been: phew.For all those stars; for all that Mourinho’s main task might just have been to find a way to fit Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior and Jude Bellingham together; for all that he had introduced Yan Diomande, the most expensive player in the club’s history, it was a 21-year-old, unknown six months ago and unexpectedly signed from Levante, who got the goal that secured victory upon the coach’s second coming. Continue reading...

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Open Isak returns to Newcastle with Liverpool, Premier League buildup, and more – matchday live
⚽ Three Premier League matches and much more ahead⚽ Today’s games | Sign up for Football Daily | Get in touchAlso enjoyed this snippet from Sam Cunningham’s report from Portman Road.
It would be fascinating to know which algorithms or eagle-eyed staff in Ipswich’s recruitment department spotted the potential in Emersonn to score the goals to keep them in the Premier League.Thirteen games, no goals and a serious knee injury at the Brazilian side Athletico Paranaense; two league goals in 17 games at Turkish side Goztepe; then six in 28 at French side Toulouse. A modest return and not one that screams he would be ready to break down doors in the English top flight. Continue reading...

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Open Two police officers killed in North Yorkshire crash named
Watchdog launches inquiry into collision in which seven people died involving police car and another vehicle Two police officers who died in a car crash near Middlesbrough in the early hours of Saturday have been named.Police constables Matthew Blades and Tom Clough were among seven people killed after their marked police car collided with a Volkswagen Passat travelling the wrong way along the A66 in Teesside. Continue reading...

BBC Top Stories (UK)
Open Plan to restrict violent and sex offenders to certain areas to start in October
Serious violent and sexual offenders may be confined to areas of just a few miles after leaving prison on probation.

Deutsche Welle
Open Search resumes for 22 crew after cargo ship sinks off India
The Panama‑flagged Ocean Winner had 24 people on board when it sank in the Bay of Bengal. The ship is thought to have been carrying iron ore from India to Singapore.

BBC Top Stories (UK)
Open Australia beat Bangladesh in two days
Mitchell Starc takes 10 wickets in the match as Australia bounce back to win the second Test against Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs and draw the series.

The Guardian (UK)
Open Isak returns to Newcastle with Liverpool, Premier League buildup, and more – matchday live
⚽ Three Premier League matches and much more ahead⚽ Today’s games | Sign up for Football Daily | Get in touchThat could be one of our #themesoftheday actually. Build your dream cabinet consisting only of football managers. Can be past or present. I’m having Neil Warnock as my Prime Minister, with Clint Hill as his chancellor. I also reserve the right to a second go.Get in touch here! Continue reading...

BBC Top Stories (UK)
Open Starc takes 10 wickets as Australia thrash Bangladesh
Mitchell Starc takes 10 wickets in the match as Australia bounce back to win the second Test against Bangladesh by an innings and 51 runs and draw the series.

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Open Mayors to be given powers to overrule councils and green light major developments
Andy Burnham is set to hand mayors new powers to overrule councils and take control of local planning decisions.

Deutsche Welle
Open Trump hits out at Canada over retaliatory tariffs
Donald Trump has accused Canada of treating US farmers unfairly for years as a trade standoff between Ottawa and Washington escalates. Both sides are threatening new tariffs after the collapse of talks on Friday.

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Open Denmark to further tighten rules affecting Ukrainian refugees

The Guardian (UK)
Open UK orders reviews of franchising sector after Vodafone allegations
Two studies will be used to shape government policy amid claims about a former franchisee who took his own life Ministers have commissioned a pair of in-depth reports into how franchising businesses are policed in the UK, as the government considers introducing new laws after high-profile allegations about conduct in the sector.The action follows a Guardian investigation last December, which revealed claims that Adrian Howe, a former Vodafone employee who had agreed to start a franchise in 2018, had taken his own life after pressure from the FTSE 100 telecoms group. Continue reading...

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Open Mitchell Starc rips through Bangladesh – again – as Australia dominate ‘fast-forward’ second Test
Australia 210; Bangladesh 64 & 95Starc stars with 10 wickets in MackayMitchell Starc has rocked the Bangladesh batting order for the second time in as many days in Mackay to secure Australia victory by an innings and 51 runs in the second Test.For the third time in the last seven matches, a Test in Australia has finished inside two days after Starc and captain Pat Cummins (3-10) ripped through Bangladesh, who batted poorly. Continue reading...

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Open Isak returns to Newcastle with Liverpool, Premier League buildup, and more – matchday live
⚽ Three Premier League matches and much more ahead⚽ Today’s games | Sign up for Football Daily | Get in touchBrentford good; Tottenham bad. Check out Jacob Steinberg’s report from the Gtech yesterday where despite it being a new season, it was the same old story for Spurs.Hull City provided the shock of the weekend, as they cruised past Manchester United two-nil upon their return to the Premier League. Continue reading...

The Guardian (UK)
Open First Bus bans under-16s in Stoke-on-Trent travelling alone after 6pm after disorder
Company says decision comes after spate of antisocial behaviour since free travel scheme was introducedFor some, it is a quotidian nuisance that inevitably occurs when you are in the vicinity of teenagers. For others, it is an expression of modern-day lawlessness among young people.Whatever view you take, antisocial behaviour on public transport has become a hot debate – and with the introduction of free bus travel for kids aged 5 to 15 across England during August, matters have come to a head in Staffordshire. Continue reading...

BBC Top Stories (UK)
Open Heroic effort needed to catch Clark - McIlroy
Rory McIlroy shoots a five-under-par 65 to move into a share of second place after three rounds of the BMW Championship in St Louis.

BBC Top Stories (UK)
Open Trump says Canada wants 'benefits' of being US state after trade talks collapse
Canada's PM said he was "reluctantly" announcing retaliatory tariffs and accused the US of starting a trade war.

The Guardian (UK)
Open Mitchell Starc rips through Bangladesh – again – as Australia seal dominant ‘fast-forward’ Test win
Australia 210; Bangladesh 64 & 95Starc stars with 10 wickets in second TestMitchell Starc has rocked the Bangladesh batting order for the second time in as many days in Mackay to secure Australia victory by an innings and 51 runs in the second Test.For the third time in the last seven matches, a Test in Australia has finished inside two days after Starc and captain Pat Cummins (3-10) ripped through Bangladesh, who batted poorly. Continue reading...

The Guardian (UK)
Open Lincoln spirits soar despite defeat on second-tier return 65 years in the making
The Imps have not been at this level since 1961 and even a 3-1 loss to Portsmouth could not spoil the sense of joyThere is optimism to be found in almost every corner of the footballing landscape at this time of the year, but on a sunny Saturday lunchtime in one of Britain’s most picturesque cities, you would do well to find anyone without a smile on their face.Football may not necessarily be the first thing that springs to mind when you think of Lincoln. After all, Sincil Bank sits in the shadow of the imposing cathedral, high on the hill and a building that symbolically represents the importance of this area stretching back hundreds of years. Continue reading...

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Open Isak returns to Newcastle with Liverpool, Premier League buildup, and more – matchday live
⚽ Three Premier League matches and much more ahead⚽ Today’s games | Sign up for Football Daily | Get in touchWell, well, well. We’re back again. New season, same fun. Firstly, Spurs fans, I’m very sorry. And secondly, how is this happening again? And Man United fans don’t you look anywhere. I’m talking to you guys well. It’s better to get these things all out in the open so let me know your thoughts by emailing in or posting a comment below.As well as having all the reaction from yesterday, we’ll also be building up to today. A feast that includes three Premier League matches: Brighton v Aston Villa (2pm), Manchester City v Bournemouth (2pm) and Alexander Isak’s return to Tyneside, as Newcastle host Liverpool at 4.30pm. Barcelona and PSG are in action as the European leagues click into gear too. Let’s get into it. Continue reading...

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Open Quench your thirst! 20 perfect spritzes and shandies to try now – from kumquat to portergaff
Whether you love a traditional spritz or tend towards a wilder libation, this August there are bubbly and sophisticated drinks to suit every tasteThis summer, UK web searches for “Hugo spritz”, an elderflower-flavoured aperitif, overtook searches for “Aperol spritz” for the first time. As the spritz craze shows no sign of slowing down, pub chains are taking wild liberties, calling anything fizzy and served in a large glass over ice a spritz – and charging £10-plus for it. Echo Falls blue raspberry spritz? Pink gin spritz (Slug & Lettuce)? Raspberry vodka and honey spritz (Young’s)? Malibu cranberry spritz (Stonegate)? Mamma mia!Traditionally, the spritz is an Italian cocktail made from prosecco, a bitter aperitif or liqueur, and a splash of soda water to keep things steady. While Venetian bartenders are more likely to judge it by eye, there is a simple 3-2-1 formula for making a spritz at home: three parts prosecco, two parts liqueur and one part soda water. I’ve gone with 75ml/50ml/25ml – keep the same ratios to make a smaller (60ml/40ml/20ml) or larger (90ml/60ml/30ml) drink. Of course, you can then adjust it to make it stronger or weaker (I have been known to leave out the soda …). Continue reading...

The Guardian (UK)
Open London’s low emission zone is working – so why are cities around the world so cautious about clean air?
Similar initiatives have been launched from Barcelona to Bogotá, but they have misinformation, political pressure and vested interests stacked against themTen years ago, Alastair Harper was an advocate for young people’s health sitting in a stuffy meeting room in London planning an air pollution campaign. “My phone started buzzing,” he said. “I took the call, and then told the room I needed to leave immediately.“I had to get to UCLH [one of London’s major hospitals]. My own child was headed there in a blue-lit ambulance because she was struggling to breathe London’s toxic air.” Continue reading...

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Open ‘Pretty shambolic’: new EU border checks cause stress for UK travellers
Britons report that EES digital entry and exit system has led to frustration, visa mix-ups and long queuesOn top of fears about extreme heat and possible jet fuel shortages, Britons planning summer holidays in the EU this year had another thing to worry about – long queues and waiting times caused by the bloc’s new border checks.The EU digital entry and exit system (EES), which requires non-EU citizens to register and be photographed and fingerprinted on arrival and departure from the Schengen zone, has been technically in full force since April after launching last autumn, but has been beset by teething problems. Continue reading...

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Open ‘So much still needs to be done’: Italian town marks 10 years since devastating earthquake
People in Amatrice left infuriated after reconstruction efforts delayed by change in government and pandemicAs people gather in Amatrice on Monday for a mass to mark the 10th anniversary of the earthquake that struck the hilltop town and several neighbouring communities, killing 303 and leaving thousands homeless, politicians and other public figures will pay tribute.But for many, their words will offer little comfort: 10 years on, much of Amatrice, whose historic centre was wiped out by the 6.0 magnitude quake, is still being rebuilt and more than half of its roughly 2,100 residents continue to live in temporary housing. Continue reading...

The Guardian (UK)
Open Nine out of 10 unsolved murders in London linked to minority ethnic victims
Exclusive: Analysis risks deepening perception of ‘unequal protection under the law’, say campaignersKillers who take the lives of black people have a greater chance of getting away with their crimes than those who target white people, new research shows.Analysis of unsolved homicides in London between 2019 and 2023 found minority ethnic British people made up 61% of victims. When researchers assessed unsolved murders, 92.9% of cases in the capital were connected with a victim who was a person of colour. Continue reading...

BBC Top Stories (UK)
Open Iran-linked hackers behind cyber attack that shut down power plant, reports say
The government says at no point was there a risk to the UK's energy system during the attack in July.

Troy Hunt Blog
Open Welcoming the Sri Lankan Government to Have I Been Pwned
Presently sponsored by: Report URI: Guarding you from rogue JavaScript! Don’t get pwned; get real-time alerts & prevent breaches #SecureYourSiteToday, we welcome the 48th government onboarded to Have I Been Pwned’s free gov service: Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka CERT now has access to monitor Sri Lankan government domains against the data in HIBP, helping identify exposed government accounts and respond when they appear in new data breaches.

BBC Top Stories (International)
Open Heroic effort needed to catch Clarke - McIlroy
Rory McIlroy shoots a five-under-par 65 to move into a share of second place after three rounds of the BMW Championship in St Louis.

BBC Top Stories (International)
Open Plan to restrict sex and violent offenders to certain areas to start in October
Serious violent and sexual offenders may be confined to areas of just a few miles after leaving prison on probation.

Deutsche Welle
Open Australia confirms H5N1 bird flu case in local mammal
Australian authorities said the deadly virus's spread to mammals was "concerning" but "not unexpected."

The Guardian (UK)
Open Sydney Swans fans turn out in record numbers for AFLW match but hundreds walk out before men’s fixture
Supporters held banners in support of women as others expressed conflicted feelings at SCG double-headerSome Sydney Swans fans have walked out of the Sydney Cricket Ground in protest during a historic double-header amid a scandal that has shaken Australian football.Five AFL players – Isaac Heeney, Nick Blakey, Chad Warner, Riley Bice and James Jordon – have been stood down for the rest of the season by the Swans for breaching the club’s standards, including drinking and bringing women back to their hotel after their round 23 win over Essendon. Continue reading...

F1 Technical
Open Aston Martin offers its first assessment of the upgraded Honda power unit
Aston Martin left Saturday’s Dutch Grand Prix action with mixed feelings after Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll both failed to progress beyond Q1 in main qualifying, but the team remains encouraged by the significant progress made with its latest package and updated power unit.

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Open Mayors to be given powers to overrule councils and green light major developments
Andy Burnham is set to hand mayors new powers to overrule councils and take control of local planning decisions 

BBC Top Stories (International)
Open Collapsed owl saved by soldiers 70 miles out at sea
"It's very unusual... barn owls shouldn't be 70 miles off Newcastle," a wildlife rescuer says.

BBC Top Stories (International)
Open The rapper turning council jargon into poetry
A former council worker is using poetry and spoken word to explain council policy to young people.

Deutsche Welle
Open India news: Rahul Gandhi criticizes Modi over 'cultural shock' remark on girls' language
Gandhi said Modi's remarks about girls using abusive language during CJP protests reflected societal patriarchy and called on women to challenge it. DW has more.

The Guardian (UK)
Open Meghan’s casting in The Gentlemen reportedly withdrawn
Duchess of Sussex was believed to have been under consideration for season three of Guy Ritchie’s crime caperThe Duchess of Sussex’s casting in Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen has been withdrawn, it was reported.Tina Brown, the former editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair and the New Yorker, wrote on Saturday: “I learned this morning that the casting of Meghan Markle in season 3 of Guy Ritchie’s Netflix series The Gentlemen has been withdrawn. The backlash in the UK was so intense, it became untenable to go forward.” Continue reading...

BBC Top Stories (International)
Open McIlroy improves to go joint-second as Clark retains lead
Rory McIlroy strikes a five-under 65 to move joint-second on day three at the BMW Championship.

BBC Top Stories (International)
Open Life after Salah - why Isak and Wirtz must step up for Liverpool
Liverpool are preparing to begin a season without Mohamed Salah for the first time in a decade - but they haven't replaced him yet. This is why.

BBC Top Stories (UK)
Open Police officers killed in wrong-way crash mourned in 'unimaginable loss'
PC Matthew Blades, PC Tom Clough and five young people were killed when a car drove the wrong way on the A66 and struck the police vehicle.

Deutsche Welle
Open Red faces as Sydney Marathon medal shows German stadium
A medal minted for finishers in the Sydney Marathon features a skyline of the city — with one landmark from rather far away. Organizers say the muddle only makes the medal "a little more unique."

BBC World News
Open Girl, 17, killed in Swedish sword attack, police say
Two boys aged 12 and 17 were also injured, while an 18-year-old suspect has been detained.

The Guardian (UK)
Open Sydney Swans fans turn out to support AFLW team but hundreds walk out before men’s match
Supporters held banners in support of women as others expressed conflicted feelings at SCG double-headerSome Sydney Swans fans have walked out of the Sydney Cricket Ground in protest during a historic double-header amid a scandal that has shaken Australian football.Five AFL players – Isaac Heeney, Nick Blakey, Chad Warner, Riley Bice and James Jordon – have been stood down for the rest of the season by the Swans for breaching the club’s standards, including drinking and bringing women back to their hotel after their round 23 win over Essendon. Continue reading...

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Open Mitchell Starc rips through Bangladesh – again – as Australia seal dominant Test win in two days
Australia 210; Bangladesh 64 & 95Starc stars with 10 wickets in second TestMitchell Starc has rocked the Bangladesh batting order for the second time in as many days in Mackay to secure Australia victory by an innings and 51 runs in the second Test.For the third time in the last seven matches, a Test in Australia has finished inside two days after Starc and captain Pat Cummins (3-10) ripped through Bangladesh, who batted poorly. Continue reading...

The Guardian (UK)
Open José Mourinho marks Real Madrid return with late drama and touch of humility
The old master is back at Madrid as he begins with celebrations, frustrations and finally relief at EspanyolJosé Mourinho says he is calmer now so when the rest of the bench emptied, sprinting down the touchline to celebrate the 90th-minute goal that finally delivered victory on his first game in charge of Real Madrid in 4,380 days, he didn’t set off with them. Instead, he clenched his fists, got to his feet and walked down the touchline behind the subs, watching them head, shouting, towards Carlos Espí. As they piled on down in the corner, he pulled over his captain Fede Valverde for a word. Which might just have been: phew.For all those stars; for all that Mourinho’s main task might just have been been to find a way to fit Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior and Jude Bellingham together; for all that he had introduced Yan Diomande, the most expensive player in the club’s history, it was a 21-year-old, unknown six months ago and unexpectedly signed from Levante, who got the goal that secured victory upon the coach’s second coming. Continue reading...

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Open Meet the new Spurs, same as the old Spurs despite big summer spending | Billy Munday
Canny Brentford show it will take more than a few new players to restore any sense of stability to TottenhamThis was supposed to be New Spurs. Daniel Levy, such a magnet for fan apathy, has been sidelined. Roberto De Zerbi’s recruitment drive has won the transfer market. The stadium is still nice. But Spurs and ambition were always an awkward combination and all those cash-fuelled dreams were shattered within an hour of the new season. A few headed for the exits after Brentford’s third goal on 49 minutes. There were not many left by the time those in freakish purple made their way over to that corner of the Gtech at full time.There was no escaping the irony that the best player on the splendid opening-day pitch was the only new face in Brentford’s starting XI. Mamadou Sangaré, signed for a club-record fee from Lens, made sure his Premier League debut was played at his pace – faster and more dynamic than any of Sandro Tonali, Lucas Bergvall or Conor Gallagher could deal with in midfield. The Mali international ran off Bergvall to set up Keane Lewis-Potter’s first and struck the shot that led to Michael Kayode’s third. Continue reading...

BBC Top Stories (UK)
Open Police officers killed in wrong-way crash mourned in 'unimaginable loss'
PC Matthew Blades, PC Tom Clough and five teenagers were killed when a car carrying the teens drove the wrong way on the A66 and struck the police vehicle.

The Guardian (UK)
Open Bebe Cave: Swoon review – dazzling portrait of marginalised muses and the male gaze
Pleasance Dome, EdinburghSmart, slapstick and silly, this chaotic multicharacter comedy sends up the Pre-Raphaelite BrotherhoodSome of the most revered works of art across history feature women as their primary focus. But though they might appear as favoured subjects, so often these women are relegated to the margins, their stories untold as they remain silent and often sexualised via the male gaze.In her new multicharacter comedy Swoon, Bebe Cave interrogates the role of the muse and what it means to be seen yet never heard. We initially meet Cave as Elizabeth Siddal – or Lizzie – who was immortalised as Ophelia by John Everett Millais in the mid 19th century, also becoming a popular model for several other pre-Raphaelite artists. Continue reading...

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Open ‘Friday afternoon fraud’: warning for UK homebuyers on bank scams
Victims have lost tens of thousands – and in one case £300,000 – due to fake emails from solicitor or estate agentYou are poised to move house and are awaiting the solicitor’s instructions that things are ready to go and it is time to hand over your deposit. When the email arrives giving you their bank details, you set up the transfer and move the cash. And then the solicitor calls to ask where the money is.Conveyancing fraud involves criminals getting access to an email chain between homebuyers and their solicitors or estate agents and requesting payment to a bank account they control. Sometimes the solicitor has been hacked, but often the homebuyer has been the victim of a phishing exercise. Continue reading...

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Open My best ever British holiday: ‘I’ve travelled further, at greater expense, and had nothing like as much fun’
Five travel writers share their favourite holidays at home, from gravel biking in Scotland and a steam train ride in Yorkshire to rowing all the way from Oxford to LondonOne of my best UK holidays was the week I spent in June 2013 rowing from Oxford to London with two friends, James and Tom. Continue reading...

The Guardian (UK)
Open New licensing for game shoots could stop poisoning of birds of prey
Scheme planned for England could also curtail tradition of releasing pheasants for people to pay to shootFrom the end of August, Land Rovers load up with tweed-clad shooters, who go off to large estates and compete to fill the biggest “bag” of game birds, often shooting dozens at a time – a practice which has long appalled bird conservationists.Soon, the years-long campaign to stop the poisoning of birds of prey, as well as the release of tens of millions of pheasants into the countryside, could be victorious as a result of government plans for a new licensing scheme for shoots. Continue reading...

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Open Onshore windfarm applications hit 10-year high in England
Surge in proposals follows Labour’s lifting of de facto ban, with about 45 plans submitted in the year to MarchPlans for new onshore windfarms in England have reached their highest annual level in a decade, after the government overturned the Conservatives’ de facto ban in 2015.About 45 applications for new onshore windfarms were submitted in the year to March,according to a Guardian analysis of government data. Continue reading...

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Open Nine out of 10 unsolved murders in London linked to non-white victims
Exclusive: analysis risks deepening perception of ‘unequal protection under the law’ Killers who take the lives of black people have a greater chance of getting away with their crimes than those who target white people, new research shows.Analysis of unsolved homicides in London between 2019 and 2023 found non-white British people made up 61% of victims. When researchers assessed unsolved murders, 92.9% of cases in the capital were connected with a victim who was non-white. Continue reading...

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Open xTool M2 review: This sleek laser cutter and engraver is an easy recommendation from me