Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Five Star in 1986 (left-right): Delroy, Doris, Denise, Stedman and Lorraine Pearson Pop group Five Star unexpectedly returned to the headlines over the last few weeks after a boy who swore at them on children’s TV in 1989 apologised for his outburst, only for the apology to be revealed […]
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Image caption Links of London was founded in 1990 and sells luxury jewellery, watches, cufflinks and gifts Luxury jewellery retailer Links of London has gone into administration, putting 350 jobs at risk. The retailer, which has its headquarters in Mayfair, has appointed Deloitte as administrators to try to secure a rescue sale. Links has 28
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These are not tips for travelers. They are tips for hotels and inns on how to make a guest (me, to be specific) happy. My wife, Jane, and I travel a lot and stay in a variety of accommodations, from a sleep-on-the-floor desert oasis in Iran to landmark hotels in Europe to jungle eco-lodges in
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How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Vivian Yee and Hwaida Saad, who report on the Middle East and are based in Beirut, Lebanon, discussed the tech they’re using. Vivian, you were previously a New York metro reporter and a national immigration reporter. How has your
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The Atlanta Braves are giving Adam Duvall his first start in the decisive game of the NL Division Series against the St. Louis Cardinals. Braves manager Brian Snitker is starting Duvall instead of Matt Joyce in right field for Wednesday’s Game 5 against right-hander Jack Flaherty. Duvall bats right-handed while Joyce bats left-handed. Duvall has
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who has risen in the Democratic presidential primary on her pledge to forgo traditional big-money fund-raisers, said this week that if she became the nominee she would continue to skip such events, a reversal of what her position has been throughout 2019. From the day Ms. Warren announced her plan
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Despite having only days to bridge wide divisions over Brexit, the European Union maintained a semblance of hope Wednesday that the acrimonious fight over Britain’s departure from the bloc could somehow still be settled amicably. Interested in Brexit? Add Brexit as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Brexit news, video, and
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33 Relatable Tweets For Men Who Are Going Bald | HuffPost Life Part of HuffPost Style & Beauty. ©2019 Verizon Media. All rights reserved. For many men, getting older means a receding hairline, thinning hair and other forms of hair loss. According to the American Hair Loss Association, two-thirds of American men will experience some
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Kate Middleton is ready for fall. The Duchess of Cambridge stepped out Wednesday in the perfect autumn outfit for a visit to one of her patronages, the Natural History Museum in London. She paired a long-sleeved purple sweater by Warehouse with a pair of high-waisted olive culottes from Jigsaw, according to Town & Country. Kate
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Image copyright Getty Images New tax plans aimed at making global firms pay more tax have been published by an international economic body. The proposals would give governments more power to tax big technology firms such as Apple, Facebook and Google. The Organisation for Economic and Development (OECD) proposals would mean big companies paying more
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