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  1. Lifestyle · UK The Guardian

    ‘I found the best mountain view in Europe’: readers’ favourite wild escapes in Scotland

    From the Isle of Skye to the Cairngorms, our explorers find white-sand beaches, secret lochs and solitude • Tell us about your favourite European national park – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher At Camasunary bay on the Strathaird peninsula of the Isle of Skye, we watched an otter at low tide lifting seaweed to find crabs. Boots off, we crossed one of Skye’s shortest (and coldest) rivers, before slogging upwards through unforgiving heather to the col beneath the pathless hill Sgùrr na...

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  2. Health · UK ConservativeHome

    Henry Higgins: We’re sitting on 540 football pitches of wasted NHS land – let’s house our Nurses on it

    Every one of these schemes proves the model. None has been allowed to become the default. The real opportunity is that nobody has scaled it yet. We should be good at exactly this: rolling out a proven idea everywhere it applies. A model that already works has no business staying a pilot. The post Henry Higgins: We’re sitting on 540 football pitches of wasted NHS land – let’s house our Nurses on it appeared first on Conservative Home .

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  3. Sci & Tech · UK ConservativeHome

    Ian Snowdon: From 33 Conservative councillors to one: lessons from South Oxfordshire

    I have been working on a Conservative manifesto built around practical commitments: freezing council tax and councillor allowances, delivering promised infrastructure, restoring confidence in planning, protecting biodiversity and proper scrutiny of major council projects. The post Ian Snowdon: From 33 Conservative councillors to one: lessons from South Oxfordshire appeared first on Conservative Home .

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  4. Politics · UK The Guardian

    Progressives are still so pessimistic, but why? The populist right can and will be defeated | Andy Beckett

    From the US midterms to Brazil and Hungary, extremists are floundering yet the left still overestimates their power. Reality is on our side From Brazil to Hungary and Britain to the US, why are so many people so surprised by the right’s election defeats? Flávio Bolsonaro, Viktor Orbán, Reform UK, the Tories and a vast array of Republican candidates have all been rejected in national or local contests this year, even in usually reliably conservative Mississippi. Apparently impregnable incumben...

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  5. Business · UK The Guardian

    ‘They’ve cut all entry-level jobs’: unlikely seaside town on frontline of AI threat

    Bournemouth became a hub for thousands of finance jobs after the 1980s big bang, but new tech risks hurting Dorset’s economy A few minutes’ drive from Bournemouth’s sandy beachfront, on the site of a former farm, lies an unlikely nerve centre of international finance. Here, miles from the glass towers of London’s Canary Wharf, more than 5,300 staff including compliance officers, analysts and software engineers help process more than $1tn (£750bn) worth of global transactions each day for the...

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  6. Entertainment · UK The Guardian

    Hamlet Hail to the Thief could have been rotten but redeems Radiohead’s ‘record that got away’ | Alexis Petridis

    The band’s uneven 2003 album has been judiciously reworked to accompany a staging of Shakespeare’s tragedy with quite extraordinary results According to the programme notes, Thom Yorke had serious reservations about director Christine Jones’ idea to stage a production of Hamlet featuring music from Radiohead’s 2003 album Hail to the Thief. Who can blame him? Many criticisms have been laid at Radiohead’s door but being hopelessly naff isn’t one of them, and, alas, naff is very much the adjecti...

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  7. Sport · UK Sky Sports

    Las Vegas GP: UK schedule and how to watch on Sky Sports

    Formula 1 heads for the bright lights of Las Vegas with both 2026 titles settled, but the competitive picture at the front of the grid tighter than it has been at any other stage of the season.

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  8. Politics · EU The Guardian

    As housing protests sweep Portugal, police and politicians here seem bent on making the crisis worse | Ana Naomi de Sousa

    While Spain, Germany and the UK have all introduced laws protecting renters’ rights, Luís Montenegro’s centre-right government is empowering landlords As Storm Charles reached Portugal’s shores this week, flights were aborted, schools were closed, and the global Web Summit in Lisbon was forced to cancel a whole day of lucrative events. But even the promise of some very bad weather was not enough to deter housing protesters from setting up camp for another night on the streets. Since 14 Octobe...

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  9. Sci & Tech · UK The Guardian

    The sinister power of Friday 13th: how this maligned date affects our lives

    Property sales that complete on this day have a lower median price. Air fares are cheaper. Weddings are non-existent. And motor collisions increase. How did it become so mired in superstition? “I have only worked one Friday 13th wedding in my 14 years in business,” says Caroline Smyth, a photographer and celebrant based in Larne, Northern Ireland. “I definitely think it is down to the fact that it’s a date surrounded by superstition. People are maybe afraid it’s a bad omen for their marriage....

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  10. Entertainment · UK The Guardian

    ‘Women are pitted against each other. It’s a blood sport’: Billie Piper on industry infighting, Elsinore’s Oscar buzz and thriving on personal crisis

    The teen pop star turned Olivier-winning actor stars as Andrew Scott’s best friend in the acclaimed Ian Charleson biopic. She talks kindred spirits, social media and trying to channel a ‘mad storm of grief’ The late Billie Whitelaw, whom Samuel Beckett considered “a perfect actress”, was on stage in the middle of rehearsals one day when she asked the playwright: “Where should I be looking?” To which Beckett replied: “Inwards.” Hearing this story, another Billie – the teen pop star turned Doct...

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  11. Entertainment · UK Le Monde in English

    Two sexual assault cases reignite questions about 'culture of silence' in UK's media and culture sectors

    The UK culture secretary is set to meet with leaders from the cultural and media industries to press them to better protect 'women and whistleblowers' from 'abuses of power.' The BBC, which employed Russell Brand and David Walliams – both accused of wrongdoing to varying degrees – has once again apologized for 'failings' in the past.

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  12. Sci & Tech · Oceania The Guardian

    ‘Looks like we’ll have to talk to people’: Australia sent back to time before email with major Microsoft outage

    Government services and schools impacted by Outlook and Teams issue as company says fix not ‘taking as expected’ Microsoft outage – live updates Microsoft struggles to fix huge outage affecting Outlook and Teams Australian schools, courts and government services have been hurled back in time to how business used to be done after a global Microsoft outage caused emails and online meetings to go dark. Australians began reporting issues with Microsoft 365 – which includes Outlook and Teams – jus...

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  13. Politics · UK Politico Europe

    Who is Britain’s ‘perfect’ immigrant?

    Shabana Mahmood is the latest home secretary to try to reform Britain’s complex immigration policy. Her latest proposals on so-called ‘indefinite leave to remain’ are designed to assess migrants based on the extent of their contribution to the country — by taking account of their skills, salary and what kind of job they are able […]

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  14. Sci & Tech · Oceania France 24

    Major Microsoft Outlook outage disrupts services in 74 countries

    Microsoft services including Outlook, Teams and Copilot suffered a worldwide outage on Thursday, disrupting access for tens of thousands of users across 74 countries and territories. The company blamed elevated infrastructure loads and said it was working to restore services, but recovery remained limited hours later.

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  15. Entertainment · UK Channel 4

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  1. The Irish News
    7 whimsical nail designs to try for the festive season
  2. The Journal
    It's another cold morning, and temperatures could drop below freezing again tonight
  3. TEAMtalk
    Man Utd: Pochettino ready to weed out stars he ‘can’t trust’ as pundit ponders unlikely lifeline for divisive £57m star
  4. The Irish Sun
    Woman ‘sexually assaulted in nightclub toilets’ as man, 19, arrested
  5. RTÉ
    EU leaders in Dublin to hear from 'godfather of AI'
  6. Euronews
    Nicole Kidman to receive honorary César Award from French film academy
  7. LBC CN
    China stages unannounced Pacific drills in 'silent intimidation' of Taiwan, officials say
  8. Irish Independent
    Six more women accuse Russell Brand of sexual misconduct
  9. Wisden
    Five-for in 28 balls: Australia debutant tears through England in sensational spell
  10. Euronews
    EU leaders gather in Dublin to decide who will speak for Europe in peace talks
  11. Daily Mail US
    Microsoft outage live updates: Outlook, Teams, Copilot hit across the world as boss says it does not appear to be a cyber attack
  12. The Journal
    Harry Kane marks milestone night with winning goal as England edge out Croatia
  13. Goal.com
    How to get Rayo Vallecano vs Levante tickets: LaLiga prices, fixture information, last-minute sales & more
  14. Extra.ie PL
    Polish PM Tusk hails Irish Civil Defence heroes who rushed to treat victims of the Krakow mass shooting
  15. BBC Sport
    England bundled out by Australia in first ODI
  16. The Journal
    What do you make of Black Doves on Netflix so far?
  17. The42 IE
    Coconuts, kava, hymns and pure rugby joy as Fiji set up in Salmo
  18. Echo Live
    Munster Club JHC: Kilshannig on the road as they seek more success
  19. Goal.com
    How to get Racing Santander vs Deportivo de A Coruna tickets: LaLiga prices, fixture information, last-minute sales & more
  20. RTÉ US
    Cartier-owner Richemont quarterly sales beat estimates
  21. NRL.com
    Horgan from the kick-off!
  22. Mirror
    BBC doctor says dementia study found symptom starting in ear 10 years before memory loss
  23. Evening Standard
    David Walliams books: Which London schools, libraries and bookshops are removing them?
  24. Business Post
    Asian stocks tick lower on Nvidia fallout
  25. Belfast Telegraph RO
    ‘It was very interesting to get a different perspective on the country I’ve always lived in’
  26. News Letter
    Editorial: Youth benefit plans are radical but stakes are high for a generation of young people
  27. Sky Sports
    'It's the match people wanted' - Pegula to face Andreeva at WTA Finals
  28. RTÉ DE
    Frasers tightens grip at Hugo Boss with new CEO pick
  29. Goal.com
    How to get Osasuna vs Elche tickets: LaLiga prices, fixture information, last-minute sales & more
  30. Goal.com
    Manchester United hit major contract setback as captain Bruno Fernandes rejects improved second offer over salary and deal length
  31. The Times
    Andy Burnham’s approval rating: the latest polls
  32. Business Post US
    Microsoft struggles to restore Outlook half a day into outage
  33. The Independent
    David Walliams whistleblower Lucy Beaumont backs change to ‘insane’ UK consent laws
  34. Irish Examiner
    Farrell won't waste a minute on World Cup countdown
  35. Fox News
    Newsom reveals when he'll decide on 2028 White House bid amid growing speculation
  36. Al Jazeera
    The Gulf must build security that can outlast this war
  37. The Guardian
    A baffling trail from Australia to Singapore: what is Megaspeed, the company implicated in downfall of Nvidia’s Jensen Huang?
  38. The Irish Times
    Case of Eleanor Donaldson due back in Newry Crown Court for finalisation
  39. Business Post CN
    Huang reportedly had relationship with a second employee
  40. Irish Mirror
    All-Ireland contenders facing uphill battle for 2027 after spate of retirements
  41. Belfast Telegraph US
    Microsoft outages continue as tech giant works to restore services
  42. Evening Standard
    Microsoft outages continue as tech giant works to restore services
  43. ITVX
    Microsoft outages continue as tech giant works to restore services
  44. Irish Mirror
    Ireland's magical fairy bridges and wishing chair 'perfect for solitude'
  45. The Guardian
    Why the Nvidia CEO’s downfall is bad for Trump – podcast
  46. DW
    India news: Sonam Wangchuk says he is under house arrest in Ladakh
  47. DW
    India news: Sonam Wangchuk alleges house arrest in Ladakh
  48. Irish Examiner
    Microsoft struggles to fix huge outage affecting Outlook and Teams
  49. Euronews
    House prices and incomes in Europe: Where is it getting harder to buy a home?
  50. Evening Standard
    Russell Brand accused of sexual misconduct by six more women

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