Music festivals are a massive part of British culture, with a chance to hang out in a muddy field, drink warm cider and, most importantly, see a huge number of bands in one weekend. This summer gave us an excellent season of festivals – but will things be different next year? BBC online political reporter […]
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British royal Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has sued a tabloid newspaper that she claims illegally published a personal letter she wrote to her father. The civil lawsuit accuses the Mail on Sunday of copyright infringement, misuse of private information and violating the U.K”s data protection law with the “intrusive” publication of the letter, a
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Barrow-in-Furness is struggling to cope with under-age drinking. More children are admitted to hospital for alcohol consumption here than anywhere else in the UK. NHS Digital figures suggest one in ten school children drink alcohol with nearly a quarter of 15-year-olds describing themselves as having recently been “drunk”. Reporter Fiona Trott, producer Lesley Day, Camera
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Meghan Markle headed back to school on Tuesday as part of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s royal tour of South Africa. The former “Suits” actor stopped by the University of Johannesburg for a discussion with one of her patronages, the Association of Commonwealth Universities. While at the university, Meghan announced new grants for projects promoting
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Image copyright AFP/Getty Images Communities will be able to request a free-to-use ATM for their area if they are finding it hard to access cash. Link, which oversees the UK’s network of cash machines, has set up a £1m fund to pay for ATMs in so-called cash deserts, although this will only fund 40-50 machines.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged people to stop using single-use plastic across the country. While many Indian cities are struggling to deal with plastic waste, one Himalayan village has shown the way in dealing with the problem. Lachun, in the northeastern state of Sikkim, has successfully banned single-use plastic and showcases eco-friendly alternatives.
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A Champions League finalist for the first time just four months ago, Tottenham is making history again in Europe’s top club competition this season. The wrong kind of history. Tottenham was picked off repeatedly by Bayern Munich in a humiliating 7-2 loss on Tuesday, the first time the English team has conceded seven goals in
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Mr. Biden’s campaign has said he scored his best week of fund-raising since the second week of the campaign as Democrats initiated an impeachment inquiry of Mr. Trump over a whistle-blower complaint claiming that Mr. Trump prodded the president of Ukraine to investigate the business dealings there of Mr. Biden’s son Hunter Biden. Still, some
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“Keep in mind that these firms aren’t charities,” Mr. Bryan said. The new plan will cost Schwab roughly 3 to 4 percent of its total net revenue — perhaps $100 million each quarter. But the firm noted that its “commissions per revenue trade” have been falling for several years, which may have given Schwab the
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Netflix adds a ton of movies at the start of the month, but the list of arrivals doesn’t include many classics. The company debuts three major Netflix Original movies later in October, and seems to be making sure you focus on those ― “El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie,” “The Laundromat” and “Dolemite Is My
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