Dame Maggie Smith: Performer of contrasts who wowed on stage and screen
She won over a new generation of fans when she starred in the Harry Potter films.
UK News|Sep 27
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First hearing to begin for panel investigating Trump assassination attempts
The hearing will be the first time the group will focus on the use of local law enforcement by the Secret Service.
World News|Sep 26
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Fundraiser’s ‘half’ effort is far from wishy-washy
A VISITING fundraising runner completed the recent Butterfield Half Marathon safe in the knowledge that at least he would not have to go far to throw his sweaty running gear into the washing machine.
News|Sep 23
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Rayner acknowledges ‘anger’ over gifts as row threatens to overshadow conference
The Deputy Prime Minister rejected claims of dysfunction within Number 10 centred on chief of staff Sue Gray.
UK News|Sep 22
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Former vice president Dick Cheney says he will vote for Kamala Harris
The 83-year-old has made few if any public appearances over the past year or more.
World News|Sep 6
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Secret Service director grilled by politicians over Trump assassination attempt
Kim Cheatle said that the roof from which the shooter fired had been identified as a potential vulnerability days before the rally.
World News|Jul 22
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Democrats hail Biden’s decision not to seek re-election as selfless
Republicans called on him to resign from office.
World News|Jul 21
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Joe Biden pushes party unity as he resists calls to step aside
Mr Biden remains isolated at his beach house in Delaware after being diagnosed with Covid-19.
World News|Jul 19
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Democrat politician publicly calls for Biden to step down
Rep Lloyd Doggett of Texas said in a statement on Tuesday that Mr Biden should ‘make the painful and difficult decision to withdraw’.
World News|Jul 2
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Julian Assange’s family welcomes support from US politicians
The WikiLeaks founder remains in Belmarsh prison as he continues his campaign not to be sent to the US.
UK News|Jun 7
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Migration, climate and farming factor in to Ireland’s European elections
Ireland will vote to elect 14 representatives to the European Parliament on Friday.
UK News|Jun 6
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Trump’s attacks on US justice system echoed by Republicans after guilty verdicts
Almost no Republican official has stood up to suggest Mr Trump should not be the party’s presidential candidate for November’s presidential election.
World News|Jun 1
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Political consultant behind fake Biden robocalls faces £4.7 million fine
The Federal Communications Commission said the fine it proposed on Thursday for Steven Kramer is its first involving generative AI technology.
World News|May 23
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Application process for BBC jobs was rigged, presenters tell tribunal
Journalists Martine Croxall, Karin Giannone, Kasia Madera and Annita McVeigh have launched an employment tribunal case against the BBC.
UK News|May 1
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Japan’s moon lander survives third long freezing lunar night
The Slim lander reached the surface of the moon on January 20.
World News|Apr 24
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