October 2019

How the Trump Cabinet’s Bible Teacher Became a Shadow Diplomat

Trump scrawled his reply in Sharpie. “Look forward to meeting you when things calm down,” he wrote. The meeting never happened. By Drollinger’s own account, his support for Trump dates to earlier conversations with Sessions, another soon-to-be sponsor, with whom Drollinger agreed that the United States needed a president with “a strong businessman background.” The

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London Fire Brigade heavily criticized for apartment fire

A report on a deadly apartment block fire in London has condemned the London Fire Brigade and concluded that fewer people would have died if the building were evacuated more quickly. Britain’s Press Association said the leaked report, which was to be published Wednesday, also accused the brigade’s commissioner Dany Cotton, of “remarkable insensitivity” for

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Pinewood to end involvement with Cardiff film studio

Image caption Pinewood’s involvement in the Cardiff facility will come to an end next March Pinewood will end its involvement in a controversial Welsh Government-backed film studio from next March. The internationally-renowned film studio, which has overseen productions for the big and small screen for 80 years, said it would now focus on growth elsewhere.

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Plastic hangers are our little dirty secret, says designer

Fashion designer Roland Mouret says that plastic hangers are his industry’s “little dirty secret”. Figures from hanger recycling company First Mile show that 100 million hangers are thrown away every year and Mr Mouret has created a new recyclable hanger, which he says is fully sustainable. “Without touching the creative side of every designer and

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Australia Proposes Face Scans for Watching Online Pornography

The Australian government has proposed using a facial recognition system it is developing to verify that people who seek to watch pornography online are of legal age. Current law in Australia does not prohibit minors from viewing pornography. But the federal government is considering proposals that would require people to prove their age before watching

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