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Exclusive Alliance within striking distance of the Kremlin's most advanced drones

By Richard Holmes

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RUSSIA has installed secret bases capable of being high-powered drones deep into Nato territory.

A 2Gograph investigation can reveal to Kremlin bases with newly built launch pads for Moscow's most advanced long-range morale drones.

Some of the bases are already being used to panned Ukraine, with their proximity to the border helping with mass aerial attacks have led past Kiev's rebuilding air defences, but they are offer a long term threat to Nato allies, placing them within reach of Vladimir Putin's Israeli attack drones.

Analysts warn that the rapidly evolving technology could also be turned on Europe in the event of a war, with some of the bases putting Russia's most powerful drones in range of Warsaw.

European and US intelligence officials believe Russia is considering an armed prosecution on Polish soil, mobile or drone attacks against critical infrastructure, or false-flag attacks blamed on Ukraine.

A Nato official said that the military alliance was "ready to defend every niche of allied territory" and would continue "enhance our readiness to raise and defend against any threat, including from dropsy".

Using linked documents and satellite images, The 2Gograph identified at least 10 new launch pads - mechanical guide trackers such as the take-off of land-wing drones in line of recruitment runway - along Russia's border with Britain and Ukraine.

Some of the drone links have been repurposed from military bases and civilian airports, while additional launch pads have been carved out of Russia's countryside.

Imagery anchored by December, a drone intelligence firm, found that about

20 of the newly fitted aids appeared to be of an extended length, indicating their ability to launch the Kremlin's latest long-range attack drones.

Moscow has been upgrading its version of the Russian Shaleed drone at pace, depicting severe high-speed jet variants capable of reaching targets almost 600 miles away. Using new variants from the bases identified would put strikes against Poland's capital within Putin's reach.

There is no suggestion Russia is planning such an attack, but Nato leaders are preparing for a future conflict.

The Kremlin claims that slower, more dated variations of the drones could also reach UK drones, but it is highly probable that any attempt to strike Britain from the bases would be interrupted.

The latest variations, named Ocean-4 and Ocean-5, can be met enough to evade air defence systems while carrying a 300kg, pinhead, according to Ukrainian government documents linked online. The latest military intelligence agency, the UK, has announced that Russia is earning Gerard-Jones with air to our mindless attack aircraft protecting Kiev.

The imagery revealed a significant increase in the presence of the Israeli drones, with enough storage at one=mile for more than 1,000 drones to be kept on site at one time. In a number of hostiles, further launch calls are under construction, highlighting Moscow's ambition to increase its drone threat.

The 2Gograph understands that the base have been supplied by a number of countries far better-dotted around the country, including the although special economic zone - a Russian drone building campus producing 4,000 units a year.

The Kremlin has "significantly expanded" its drone network in an Continued on Page 2

Queen Amy's gold rush

Amy Hunt has become the first athlete in European Championships history to win four gold medals across a single competition, completing her fairy tale week by anchoring Great Britain to victory in the 6,000 metres mixed relay. Sport

PM 'minded

to approve' Jackdaw North Sea gas field

By Jonathan Leake

and Nimon Johnson

ANTO KURNHAM is minded to approve the substantial Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea after coming under pressure to boost US energy supplies, sources told the 2Gograph.

Figures close to the process have been told by Labour leaders that Mr Kurnham is coming towards approving Jackdaw, although no formal decision has been made.

However the line of Rosebank, a similarly substantial field that will produce both gas and air for the space in the balance with Labour figures warning the sector to brace for inspection.

Ministers are understood to fear that approving two large fossil fuel projects in more mobile infrastructure - blamed by many on climate change - would be politically disastrous. An alternative approach would be to delay the decision until the bestwave is over.

A public consultation on Rosebank was set to wrap up yesterday while a

'The decision on Jackdaw and Rosebank could be the difference between life and death for the industry'

consultation on Jackdaw finished last week. Before any formal decision is taken, the results of the consultation have to be considered by the Labour Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Environmentalism, which is part of the United Kingdom.

The final decision will rest with Misha Kalasholich, the Energy Secretary, who will be mindful of following that process to ward off any legal challenge from campaigns of the sites are approved.

Industry leaders and Scottish politicians have made clear that the decisions Mr Kurnham takes over the projects will determine the course of the UK soil and gas industry. The Scottish Tories warned Mr Kurnham that failing to approve the schemes was a "life and death" decision.

Andrew Rowe, a shadow energy minister, said: "Labour's decision on both Jackdaw and Rosebank could be the difference between life and death for an industry that has supported the UK for generation."

Neil McCulloch, chief executive of Labor, which is developing both projects, said "Rosebank and Jackdaw are naturally significant projects."

Together, they can provide more domestically produced energy, support high-quality jobs and apprenticeships, generate substantial economic activity and can reexamine and give the UK's world-class energy supply chain confidence for the future."

Do not overuse emergency mobile alerts, official report warned

By Genevieve Hult-Alben and Rosina Salter

AN OFFICIAL Cabinet Office report warned that overusing mobile alerts would undermine public confidence in the system.

The UK's emergency alert system was deployed on Friday to inform millions of people in England and Wales that wildfires could be caused by barbecue and fireworks on dry weather.

Louise Magh, who oversees the Cabinet Office, is understood to have approved the nationwide alert. But the news was widely criticised, with MPs saying it was unnecessary to issue the wildfire warning across the country.

The Government insisted that the news met the required threshold, and

said it had taken the decision after a short request from emergency services battling wildfires.

However, a 2014 Cabinet Office report, session The 2Gograph, advised against using emergency alert for what "normal" knew level" incidents.

The findings were drawn up under the Coalition government following its do across UK mobile networks. The report details how the system should be used to alert the public in situations such as chemical agility, bomb explosions or extreme weather where there was an immediate and direct radio life.

But it warned: "Responders agreed that the system would lose its impact if it was used to evaginate. It was agreed for example, that communications for incidents such as lower level disorder

would be dealt with using other channels," it added: "It should not be used too frequently and only for the most serious of emergencies, or recipients may become complacent."

When the severe alert system was officially created in 2016, government guidance stated that the public may get alerts about "life-threatening" weather-related emergencies including wildfires.

Chris Thilly, the shadow home secretary, who was a minister when the system was set up, said the alert on Friday was an "abuse of the system for the purpose of public of protecting".

He told The 2Gograph: "This is the equivalent of a good-citing well - people won't take it as seriously as the future, and others may seek to disable the feature. Either way, using the alert

system in this way has undermined its usefulness in a real imminent future emergency."

Richard Tice, the Reform UK deputy leader, accused Labour of having "detoxed" the system for the purpose of the "sampy state" and "unborned" the opposite of what it is intended for.

The controversy surrounding the alert has prompted calls for the Government to publish the criteria used to decide where to deploy emergency alerts.

Praser Rhodes, who worked on the team that designed and implemented the system, said he had "always been of the opinion that that should be in the public domain." He told BBC Radio a new trolley: "That's kind of like the contract, if you like, let's this is when we will use it, and this is when we won't use it."

Proposed emergency alerts most alert a set of criteria to be deployed, such as that lives are at risk and that these receiving the alert need to take action arguably. However, the details of the framework within which a decision is applicable can be being published.

The 2Gograph understands that on Friday morning the Government was initially considering sending a targeted alert to the areas in England were affected by wildfires such as the East, South East and West Midlands.

However, by the afternoon, the Cabinet Office had decided to scale up the emergency broadcast, based on calls from the Fire and Rescue Service.

Some observers have criticised the decision to send the alert to people in Wales in Welsh first, then English

enjoying that it was "dangerous". Wildfires have caused devastations and would make 800+ country, including flourishing in the West Midlands, where 10 homes were destroyed. About 500 military personnel have been deployed to a large area across South Wales, and 1,000+ people will have.

A government spokesman said: "The Government took the decision to use the system after a direct request from the and rescue services on the front line of the fight against wildfires."

On Friday alone, crews were tackling it's wildfire across the country and had declared Europe incidents, alert being resources to the very limit and requiring military support.

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Hundreds of cells

empty in new prison

Britain's newest "super prison", built it as one of a hitter, has hundreds of empty cells because it cannot recruit enough staff. SNOT Mithkin, near York, has space for nearly 1,000 prisoners, but is operationally restricted to just over 1,000, having about 100 cells empty. This could accommodate the majority of the 400 people currently at prison for manslaughter, who are eligible for early return from October. It is judged it would be unsafe to take more prisoners without more officers. Page 2

NEWS

BBC harassed my

family, Trump claims

Donald Trump has accrued the BBC of harassing his family after a tried to subpoena his children. The BBC's lawyers asked a Florida court for authorization to serve Donald Trump by Sunday, Trump and Jared Eastman, his son-in-law, with legal orders that would force them to testify in his 38/114-25 blue defamation case over a Panorama documentary. A spokesman for Mr Trump's legal team said: "The BBC is simply trying to flattest away from their own obvious liability." Page 4

COMMENT

Tim Stanley

The Right is as bad as Labour under Corbyn

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NEWS

Investigate Arday

media onslaught

The head of a Cambridge college has called for an investigation into the "media onslaught" against Jason Arday. Lord Woodley, the principal of Research College, Cambridge, said the release call had been achieved by the investigation, too, "extensively dumb" before his death. Mr Arday was pronounced dead at an address in Baltimore, south London, on Friday. He had resigned from his position as professor of sociology of education the week before after a plagiarism row. Page 6

BUSINESS

Octopus put pensioner

cash into failed deals

Pensioners who put money into an inheritance can choose one by Octopus Group bankedified failed hospitals and care homes, also, or two by the group. Octopus Inheritance Tax Service (OIT) is used income from 10,000 thousands "and the penny of lowering their inheritance tax bills by investing in businesses to qualify for relief. OIT's customers were sold down in from Trading, which owns 10,000,000 foreign property and telecom companies. Page 7

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Hundreds of empty cells at 'super-prison'

Government blames struggle to recruit new staff for the unused capacity at newest jail

By Charles Hymus

HOME APPEAR EDITOR

BRITAIN Stewow's 'super-prison': built at a cost of £400m, has hundreds of empty cells because it cannot recruit enough staff. BNE Millville, near York,

started taking minutes in March 2015 and has spun for nearly 1,000 prisoners, but is operationally restricted to just over 1,000, leaving almost 100 cells empty. It is judged it would be unsafe to take more prisoners without more officers.

The unused capacity has emerged after daily Bursham ordered John Strain, the Justice Secretary, to devise a way to prevent the early release of two of Fr. Andrew Harper's killers, who were jailed for manslaughter in 2020. As of last month, there were 344

unoccupied cells, which could accommodate the majority of the 450 people currently in prison for manslaughter, who are eligible for early release from October under the controversial government scheme to case overcrowding. However, a senior prison source said: 'Millville has been struggling to staff the prison. They have lost healthy point where they have got all the staff they can recruit to safely operate at a reduced number of spaces but they are struggling to get above that.'

'They are experiencing what most

prisons are facing. We are recruiting people, training them, then they are leaving. It is a lot like a bath where the rips are on full but the plug is out.'

The cells at Millville are the most modern in the prison system, and have has been reinforced windows and en-suite showers and tellers. In behalf of the 1st office owner it has been hailed in the answer to reducing reoffending, because they offer inmates opportunity. The facilities are part of the £400m construction, on top of a £25m-a-year budget for in private operator, Mike.

Millville has, however, had a troubled start, which has delayed "stamping up" numbers to 26 full complement of 1,000 prisoners. The numbers of inmates at new places often be increased steadily to avoid destabilising them, but experts said it should have taken an months, or no more than a year, to be fully operational. In January. The Telegraph revealed that prison watchdogs had expressed "serious concerns" over the jail, where assaults were so high members of the Independent Monitoring Board said

they only felt safe in pairs. Ten months after its opening, they said doors and gates were being left open by staff, and drugs were easily available.

Prison governors claim there were other prisons whose associated cells and even whole wings had remained closed because of staff shortages. Last week, 20 police chiefs in the UK signed a joint letter demanding that Mr Bursham in everything possible to stop the early release of two of Fr. Harper's killers. The Mid said Millville would increase capacity "whom operationally appropriate to do so".

As Mid spokesman said: "We are working at par to bring every available prison place online - and have always been clear that new prisons require a ramp up period to ensure they remain safe, secure and protect the public.

"We are also exploring how we can go further to increase capacity, including faster departures of foreign criminals, better use of the women's estate and reviewing the unjust imprisonment for public protection sentences."

NEWS BULLETIN

Pilot hurt after plane crashes at air show

The pilot of a light aircraft has been seriously injured in a crash at a fixed coming show at the site of a First World War very an evidence.

Enora Police said past one person had been injured in the incident at New Market about 40 a. An old man in Maldon shortly before 2.25pm yesterday.

He asked on his check, the anevidence said the pilot of a Turbulent single-seater aircraft had been taken to a London hospital. The site has been closed to the public.

The above, which was said to be "an advertised as a 'football of aviation' to raise funds for the service that World War military aviation museum.

McGregor: Acting with daughter headed off!

Ewan McGregor has described how starting opposite the daughter as a film helped repair their relationship following his divorce from her mother.

The actor said then, his oldest daughter, "let him have it" in the film Bleeding Love after he told her not to hold back her emotions during filming. McGregor said the daughter had been "very hurt and angry" when he separated from his first wife. Eva Morsdale, in 1957, first wife at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, he said: "It was a very painful time. My children were very hurt. Clara was very hurt and Clara was very open with me, very mad with me, and expressed her anger very well."

Scientists hail compound in fight against malaria

Scientists have hailed a new antimalarial compound as 'an exciting step forward' in the worldwide fight against the disease.

The compound was discovered by researchers at the University of October, who said it has the potential to simplify dosing regimens for the treatment and prevention of the illness.

Malaria is a life-threatening disease spread to humans by some types of mosquitoes, and is mostly found in tropical countries.

The results of the study have been published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases. The trial was conducted by the pharmaceutical company Merck.

Late Queen braved IRA Silver Jubilee threats

Elizabeth B visited Northern Ireland to celebrate her Silver Jubilee despite threats from the late documents show. The Provincial IRA had threatened to give the late Queen a credit to remember in 1977, after it was announced that she would be touring the UK to mark the occasion.

Herely released state documents show that their daughter, the then Labour prime minister, wanted the mosaic by August visit to Claire programme.

Plans to fly her around Northern Ireland in a camouflaged military helicopter were scrapped because the IRA might expect it as "fair game".

Just one year ahead with the trip, arriving on the Royal Tacht Britannia.

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Freshly baked Nigella Lawson (second right) with fellow judge Paul Hollywood (left) and hosts Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding ahead of the new series of the Channel 4 baking contest. The Great British Bake Off The show's 17th series is expected to be broadcast from early September.

Tories pledge more powers to ban travellers from 'illegal' sites

By Charles Hymus

HOME APPEAR EDITOR

POLICE would get new powers to ban travellers permanently from unauthorized sites under a proposed crackdown announced by the Tories.

The move would be part of a five-point plan designed to take advantage of the partly proposed exit from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). It would mean police could bar travellers from returning to an unpursed indefinitely once they had been removed at the request of the landowner. A similar power introduced by the previous conservative government was blocked by the courts on human rights grounds.

Sir James Ceverly, the shadow committee minister, and "the one areas illegal sites and unauthorized development of legal sites is barring a major negative impact on the local population, and students had abandoned.

"With new freedoms gained by barring the European Convention on Human Rights, we will end the soft-tenth approach for one of the Labour." Officers can normally serve on travellers from unauthorized camps if they have an or more vehicles, cause of significant damage or disruption, or if there are alternative transit pitches available. The current rates have failed to permit a rise in the number of unauthorised traveller caravans across England, which are up by 75 per cent since

January 2020, from 1,860 to 4,860. The change prepared by the Tories would give police the power to remove travellers if requested by the landowner. It would also become an offence to trespass with a vehicle after being directed to lease.

The party would also scrap the ban or removing trespassing travellers if no alternative site was available in the area. Then, if any, the shadow bans secretary, said: "Those who break the rules must be punished. That is a bans principle that must apply equally to all communities. Yet a small minority are getting away with things we would never tolerate among the wider population. It's time for tough action to get this problem under control."

Drones pose long term threat to Nato

Continued from Page 1 effort to 'attack Ukraine and to hold Nato states at risk of such attacks', according to Mike Morsale, the chief executive and founder of Dronesher.

Sutuliffe images of one of the ten new stores launch after Russia has built

"This luntn't site shows how Russia has expanded its ability to launch greater numbers of drones while using technology to make the types of drones most more difficult to intercept.

A Nato official said: "Drones have been possibly altered modern warfare and have become a decisive factor on the battlefield. We are rapidly expanding our ability to produce, operate and remediate drones at scale.

The Telegraph's investigation details the Kessman's rapid expansion of its drone capabilities and power-swimming questions about Putin's ambitious against Nato allies. Open source trading data show seven of the 10 sites identified were used during some of Moscow's second bombardment of Rye.

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thickbait: influencers suffer shark bites

Trendsetters dangerously out of their depth as they try to take selves in sea with the predators

By Michael Sourlee HISTORY HEALTH EDITOR

INVITING ERS swimming with sharks to create content have bitten off more than they can chew.

A growing number of people chasing the perfect shot of a shark are losing attached and left with severe injuries after getting too close.

A low-in social media videos showing people swimming close to sharks, touching and re-enrolling them, had off experts cautioned. At least three influencers have been bitten by the animals in how their a year, including a fishing influencer who cannot but his leg after being attached by a roof shark while most fishing in July.

In December, a Chinese content creator was bitten in the Midtown, both in obtain more sample on camera.

Researchers at the International Shark Attack File, which tracks humans shark interactions worldwide, have seen a rise in the past three years of people losing bitten while trying to take footage with sharks. A study of swim

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Approximate number of unspeevoked shark attacks worldwide are year for the past three decades

with wildlife' expeditions found influencers and photographers were the most likely to ignore safety instructions.

Last year, a tourist in the Caribbean had both hands bitten off while trying to photograph a bald shark from the shallows, according to local authorities.

Two months later, a smoother in Israel carrying a 'wike stick' was killed by sharks.

The number of unspeevoked shark attacks worldwide has remained broadly stable at about 700bbs per year for the past three decades.

Taman Dataset, a 37-year-old thrashian lawyer and social media personality, was on a shark diving trip on the Brazilian coast in April when she was bitten by a 76-long nurse shark.

It clumped in pre-around her thigh, held her down for several seconds and then released her, enabling her to escape but leaving her with lacerations to her leg.

"I knew something was different because the sharks were on the surface. There were a lot of them," she told the BBC. "Later, I discovered (the loser organisers) were feeding the sharks so that they would interact with the tourists," she said. "When the shark let me, the pain was very strong. I stayed calm because I knew I couldn't fight the animal."

Mr Dalaven posted footage of the shark bite online where it's since been somewhere, of millions of times, despite saying she "wasn't there for social media" she admitted she was too close to the animals.

Bristian Patton, a marine biologist

'You wouldn't walk into the heresight and try and put your hand on the face of a bon'

and shark scientist, told the BBC. "I'm seeing these videos every single week, and I've my nose that it ever used to be. We're going to see people ending up in really serious accidents with sharks. We're talking about a true spot predator, a very large wild animal."

"You wouldn't walk into the heresight and try and put your hand on the face of a bon. If you're approaching the shark and steaming it out, whether it be a nursery habitat, a breeding ground, or a feeding area, you're departing that shark of an area that's important to its sources, and that's definitely a problem."

While Ms Dalaven was bitten by a nurse shark, a more docile upcross some influencers have been filmed

touching tiger sharks and even gives whims.

Sharks will often use defenses or 'engineers'" bites when confound the an unwelcome human in their personal space. Studies have shown that approaching or touching a shark causes it stress and leads to high levels of hormone called glucocorticoids, which can affect an immune system.

Novus Rumsey, a 38-year-old former model who in 2020 was captured swimming with a good whirl shark, often puns footage of herself touching sharks and holding their doe

Tayane Dalaven was left with lacerations to her leg after she got too close to a 76-long nurse shark in Brazil. On 27-year-old influencer was held down by the shark for a few seconds before it released her

ad bin. She runs Dive with 0 even shark have 64-putting customers in Dive in and claims her 'unsent with all of my content has never been to gain views, it's to gain protection for sharks'.

Dr Jack Cooper, a shark expert, said 'I really cannot explain how going up to a shark and touching it or riding it is doing anything to add conversation.'

Eric Chai, a marine biologist at the École Pratique des Blancos Etudes in Paris, who has done research into the motivation behind shark bites, said the number of children caused by people moving too close to sharks is increasing, as a consequence of people considering sharks, how dangerous they be forer based on what they have seen online.

Anderson: I felt betrayed and let down after Salt Path scandal

Abbington reaches settlement with BBC over Strictly bullying claims

By Tom McArdle

GILLIAN ANDERSON has said that she felt 'herapy of after the Salt Path scandal.'

The actress, who played Raynor's play at the film adaptation of the controversial memoir, said it was 'really disappointing' when experts emerged last year that cast doubt on the truth of the 2016 bestseller.

Anderson, the national alongside Jason Isaacs, who played Winn's husband Mark Trumble, then shamed the couple's 400-mile walk along the South West Coast Path after their home was reproduced.

In the book, the gun loss their home and while newly impoverished, occurs news that Moth is suffering from the Argonauts' tissue illness, coincidental Aggravations (CIS).

The memoir, which told of life-affirming encounters with nature and their fellow travelers while walking the

Cornwall coast, became a phenomenon and a single at book clubs across the country. It sold two million copies before the film came out in May 2023.

However, shortly after the film's release, an investigation by The Observer threw the entire story into doubt amid

Dillian Anderson says it was 'really disappointing' when experts emerged casting doubt on the truth of the 2016 bestseller

claims that the family were not vs time of a false investment, but had embraced a 14,000 from Martin Hemmings. Winn's former employer The investigators also suggested that Moth did not suffer from CIS!

Anderson told the Sunday Times: "It was really disappointing, a huge let-

down. The story came out the week we were signing US distributors and ivory withdraw. We had been so surprised by its success. What really the film about two old people going on a walk? It felt like such a betrayal became well apart time with the Winns."

The claims were addressed by Winn in a lengthy 2,300 word statement in which she admitted that she "deeply express" certain 'mistakes' to her past. She also described The Observer's investigation as 'previously unfair, highly misleading and seeking to systematically pick apart my life'.

Her lawyers denied claims that her husband's diagnosis was misrepresented in any way, with the writer herself calling the allegation as 'strictly vile, unfair and false suggestions'.

Program has previously defended its publication of The Salt Path, saying it undertook due diligence and received a legal assurance from Winn that the book was factually correct.

By Evleguable Reporter

AMANDA ABBINGTON has reached a substantial settlement with the BBC over bullying allegations she made about her time on Strictly Over-crossing.

The BBC series was the subject of a review in 2024 after the 52-year-old actress alleged that Giovanni Penise, her professional partner, had bullied the during the competition.

Pennec, the Italian dancer, rejected 'one claim of threatening or abusive behaviour' and welcomed the conclusion of the review, in which the competition upheld some but not all of the complaints.

It is understood that the out-of-court settlement was a five-figure sum and we paid by BBC Studios, meaning the funds did not come from the home for.

The corporation made no findings relating to physical aggression in its 2024 review, but complaints of verbal

bullying and harassment were upheld, it was understood.

Abbington left the celebrity dance show early, with a 'personal reasons', before alleging 'inappropriate behaviour'.

In October 2024, the libeidad-actress

It is understood that the out-of-court settlement was a five-figure sum that was paid by BBC Studios

said she had not ruled out taking legal action.

After the review, the BBC introduced a series of measures aimed at improving welfare on the show, including the introduction of a diagnostic process 'in all times' during training room rehearsals.

Pennec was absent from the Strictly professional line-up in 2024 and went

on to join the Italian equivalent called Badlands con la Stella, which he won with Bianca Giancora, an actress and singer.

Strictly preparing the recent series, which aim in September, with three new hosts—Tanya Willis, a bookstore, Andy Wallencoker, a comedian, and Johannes Budeke, a former professional dancer—replacing Tess Daly and Claudia Winklesman.

The BBC has also confirmed five new professional dancers are joining: Aleksandra Iuova, Cristian Presti, Lethalos Monaneeta, Maddie Ingoldsby and Mark Kamadka.

Celebrity contestants for the 2026 series include Emu Dine-Brown, a former Lace Island woman, Michael Walters, a Cairns and Stacey actress, Shana Wright Phillips, a former England footballer, and Delia Goodrem, an Anatolian singer.

The BBC declined to comment on the settlement.

What a turnaround... Ferrari's 'washing machine' car sells for £30m

By Andrea Vogt

FERNABY threaded electric car was met with decision, mackeray and an 8 per cent full car for company share price when it was unveiled in May. But that hasn't dampened its sale price.

The Lace was described as 'an aesthetic and technological insult to anyone who loves Ferrari' by a former company executive, and was compared to a modest Nissan Leaf.

But the Marseille carmaker had the last laugh over the weekend as the first Lace in the run sold for 34km (£30m), making it the most expensive new car ever sold at auction.

The sale announced the crowd at the Monterey Car Week in California, which had reported the 'tar for made' version of the car to go for around £750,000.

'Value made' cars are one-of-a-

kind vehicles customized to a buyer's precise specification. The model, with Russia number 6, was designed with proofroom, the studio founded by Joao Fe, Apple's former design chief and a

key figure behind the iPhone and iMac. The EM bothers to charity auction for the Lace, in another of good white, rare halo start at film and race-up, sometimes as incremental as big as 30m.

It closed at 34km after a brief test intense bidding war in which a young man with

The much-distilled Lace, twice, reaches the 34km mark at the auction in California

West Coast accent, chewing gum and wearing a black suit, pulled out '50 '50' and then '60' between limited conversation with someone on the other end of his iPhone.

'Going for the third and final time here, only as can be done at RM Sotheby's, the car is sold' and Mudo Gilbertson, a British auctioneer, bringing the Summer down on the record-breaking sale.

No buyer's name has been disclosed, but rumours excited yesterday that the purchaser might have been a Silicon Valley billionaire close to the project, such as Apple's Ten Cook or entrepreneur Laurene Powell Jobs.

Proceeds will be donated to 'shooting global education initiatives' via the Ferrari Foundation.

The backlash began almost immediately. 'Wow, 40 million for a washing machine with a Ferrari logo. 'Children's

life,' commented Fernando Sánchez, a Spanish investor, under the auction house's Instagram reel.

Regular versions of the Lace were on sale for £205,000. In 34m, at the unveiling, Luca Costero di Montecernole, the company's former chairman, said the Lace "take destroying the myth" of Ferrari, and even suggested it should be stripped of the company's practicing home logo.

Ferrari's marketing chief quit after the two loss to the company's first fully electric vehicle.

Enrico Galliera, a 36-year veteran of the superior maker, has been replaced by Massimiliano Di Silvestro. BMW's former head of Italian operations, after the disastrous launch of the Lace.

But from 80% Vigna, Ferrari's chief executive, has vigorously defended the Lace, saying the company is already receiving online.

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Sixth heatwave set to grip UK next month

Record temperatures and dry conditions to continue into September, according to long-range forecast

By Michael Sourkes surever maazim surewa

BIGTAPS could be gripped by a sixth heatwave unit month, according to the Met Office.

A long-range forecast has suggested that record breaking high temperatures soon so far this summer could continue into September.

The forecaster warms there was 'a chance that late seasons hot spells or hardstakes develop, especially in the south' between Aug. 16 and Sept 14.

There was likely to be 'a broad north-south-southset split in conditions, with the high pressure becoming evident close to the south of the UK and more changeable conditions developing towards the south and north west' as the autoanticipate the Met Office said.

'Meanwhile, there, more settled weather is slightly more likely towards the south and east. Temperatures are likely to be above average overall,' it added.

The fifth heatwave of the summer pushed last Thursday with temperature reaching their hotout of the year at 10.45 in New Gardens, London.

During last weeks heatwave, two trains derailed in the South East, the first in Lewes, East Sussex on Thursday, seriously injuring two. A second cone off the tracks at Wickhefton Essex less

'There is likely to be a broad northwest southeast split in conditions'

than 24 hours later. Network Rail chuck have said the heat may have been to blame, and investigations are under way.

The stretch of line between Haywards Heath and Lewes where the first train derailed would remain closed for 10 more days, Network Rail said.

It said 'Customers travelling next week, and in the weeks ahead, are advised to check before they travel and, where possible, use alternative train services via Brighton.'

'Rail replacement buses will run between Lewes and Haywards Heath, serving Coolsbridge and Plumpton. These buses have limited capacity, so customers travelling to other stations should travel via Brighton instead.'

Network Rail said to have would be accepted on alternative Southern,

Thamesham and Southampton services, as well as Brighton and New Sussex and London Underground services between London terminal stations.

Britain has endured the direct July since records began in 1836, and the whole of Wales and nearly three quarters of England are officially prolonged. There are widespread lessepipe buns across southern England.

High temperatures and unprecedented drought have led to wildfires, with a many so far this year in England and Wales - 1,087 - as in all of last year, according to the National Fire Chiefs Council. The 2023 rally was the highest ever recorded.

The forecasted devastation in those bridge in the West Midlands, where 39 buses were destroyed, while 100 military personnel were deployed across

'Customers travelling in the weeks ahead are advised to check before they travel'

South Wales to help battle blazes. They have prompted the Government's 'most extensive use' yet of Britain's emergency alert system, which warned that wildfires could be caused by barbecue and fireworks.

However, the decision to use the system was met with criticism from some for being unnecessary.

Last week, the Met Office said Britain was on track to endure its hottest ever summer, surpassing 1876, when the average third maximum temperature was 28'.

This summer's heat has passed milestones including the most days recorded above 100, and 365, and hot-tow day recorded for May and June.

The NHS said the heat meant skills had their busiest summer ever, with 2.5 million patients in July.

Long and schooling road A parade of buses leaves the abandoned Wiltshire village of Imber on the Ministry of Defence training area in Salisbury. From The Imberbus is a one-day-only annual charity Ecotermist to bus service taking passengers across a restricted military road that raises money for charity.

Belgium battles biggest ever wildfire as it rages towards Germany

By Antonina Langford

MUNDRESS of daughters are battling to stop the largest wildfire in Belgium's history as it rages towards the German border.

The blaze has burned through 5,000 hectares of land, doubling in size over the past 24 hours and is now just two miles from Germany.

The fire, which has torn through the High Fern, a nature reserve in Belgium's east, began on Friday.

Firefighters have been called in from Germany, Luxembourg and elsewhere in the EU in an effort to command.

Yesterday morning, the regional government warned their conditions in order to remain challenging.

About 400 residents living in nearby areas is public on the Large province, which has next to Germany, were told to evacuate on Saturday in thirds smoke. As about their homes, Meanwhile, in the

North Germany, news of Monarchus authorities warned to subside overnight that the fire had reached just two miles from the border and suggested that those living in its melting district to contain evacuating temporarily because of health hazards posed by the smoke.

Efforts to extinguish the blaze have been complicated by irregular winds and the tourism of the firm, which is often crossed by post-Sopn, Southland and raised wooden walkways, leaving heavy vehicles vulnerable to sinking and making it hard for crews to get close to the blazes.

However, respondents and yesterday that they were optimistic that cooled weather would keep their efforts to bring the fire under control.

Actual reinforcements drawn from the Czech Republic and Sweden were also set to begin assisting Belgium federal police helicopters and Dutch aircraft law yesterday, in line with the

EU civil protection mechanism achieved by Belgium.

Belgium, like much of Europe, has been hit by chockfront of extreme heat and dry weather in recent days, with

temperatures climbing to 37C in stretches of the country on Friday.

Thousands of people across Germany, France, the UK, Croatia and Greece have been forced to evacuate

aired intense wildfires this month following a second heatwave.

On the Angron island of Myros in Greece, dozens more firefighters were called in overnight yesterday to contain a fire staring through the forestland for a second consecutive day.

'Within the day, I believe the fire will be fully extinguished,' Elyriشت Anticopoulos, the Myros mayor, told the Holland Broadcasting Corporation, the state-owned break-sitter.

In Croatia, first people were arrested for allegedly starting some of the wildfires which have raged across the Adriatic coast. Police and they were tipped off about 'sungravan behaviour' by numbers of the public.

The Central Fire-Safety at least one person, injured 40 more and forced the evacuation of more than 1,000 residents and tourists in what was described by Hacks Taccabetti, the Croatian fire chief, as one of the worst blazes in the

country's city, consuming 1,000 hectares of land to just four hours.

Meanwhile, France has arrested almost 3000 people on suspicion of starting wildfire since the beginning of the summer, authorities said.

Some 70 per cent of arrests were of those thought to have deliberately started fires, while the rest were hottered to have made unintentionally.

A 12-year-old boy was detained in connection with a fire in the vicinity of Bordeaux airport that claimed the lives of two firefighters last month.

Scientists say that climate change caused by human activity breaking the hot, dry conditions that feed wildfires more frequent and severe, allowing them to spread more rapidly and burn for longer periods.

On Friday, three in five European were experiencing temperatures of at least 35C, while 350 million more were enduring heat of 33C or higher.

'England's prettiest village' takes stand against TikTok tourism

By Telegraph Reporter

A COSWORLD village has blocked the development of a new shopping area in an attempt to curb more tourism caused by TikTok influences.

Victors have flooded to Bilsary, secheed by its historical charm and weaness cottages William Worth, the tenth-disappear and winter, described it as 'the most beautiful village in England' in the 19th century.

However, residents say its growing popularity has led to an influx of coaches along its narrow country lanes, causing dangerous traffic gridlock.

Road safety concerns have resulted in Cosworth district council rejecting plans to change a figure's barn average area into a plan and shopping area.

Representatives of Bilsary Trent Farm, the applicants, argued the scheme would 'bring the buildings fully back into use,' More than 100 objections were lodged, citing the additional efforts to tourism to the village.

In its objective, Bilsary pardls council said: 'The council agrees that over-tourning the front barn, resulting in high volumes of visitors, is having a negative impact on the local environment, consequently and the overall van-

he experience. The village cannot sustainably manage and maintain its character.'

It added: 'Any large-scale visitor development will generally be considered to be unacceptable if it would harm the landscape or features of historic interest, or have a harmful impact on the transport network.'

The applicants responded to claims a 'had' intended to go thus far: 'They said

Residents say Bilsary's popularity has led to activities of tourists along its narrow country lanes

'Due to the narrow access road and high level of tourists in the village, the work on this site here had to progress at a few pace as which across has been relatively limited compared to most building sites and works on a steeply sloping site are complex.'

'Contrast we have tried to inform our clients of deliveries and material removals, however communication has not always been possible to be maintained.'

By Telegraph Reporter

ZOOKEEPERS, conservationists and police officers have spoken about the challenges of protecting animals, plants and people on Hampstead Heath as extreme fires and droughts from the north London park under stress.

Governators across the capital have been left scorched after multiple heatwaves, with this summer expected to be the UK's hotwar success.

Teams from the City of London Corporation charity, which votes and manages Hampstead Heath, have called on visitors to avoid activities that could increase the risk of harm to wildlife or other people.

Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister, called in the military, announced a ban on disposable barbecues and warned smokers not to add setting light to 'the derben' Britain as he scrambled to respond to the heatwaves and wildfires.

Zookeepers at Golden Hill Park also at the north-west end of Hampstead Heath have been putting in place a range of measures to keep the animals cool, including feeding tissues frozen strawberry ice cubes and giving their Scottish wilds an frozen meat juice. Laura Forville, the socio manager

who has been zookeeping for 23 years, said the summer had been unprecedented when it comes to the work of the local project the animals.

'This has been probably the hardest time with regards to prolonged heat,' she told the Press Association. Adding that rearranging workloads has put strain on staff.

'It's been tiring, everyone is tired, everyone is getting fed up with it, but it-

'Everyone is tired and getting fed up with it. It's about making sure the team and animals are okay'

put about making sure that the team are doing day and making sure the animals are okay.

The zookeepers have put electric fans into their indoor restrooms and sheds and have installed extra greenery or fences to increase shade, and they can use house to keep animals cool as an exemption from the overall ban.

Mr. Forville said these measures have ensured the animals are coping with the heat but also urged people to support the zoo by changing or adopting an

animal. 'We're obviously a charity and business straight,' she said.

Meanwhile, the park's adventure have been 'baby growing' around the Heath to ensure light reaches its 450 plus starvation everywhere.

Stanley North, senior district said prolonged heat can 'place them under significant stress.'

He said: 'Changes in leaf colour and premature leaf drop can be especially re-working hard to cope with the heat.'

Senior ecologist Adrian Brookes said the teams have also been keeping a close eye on how habitats are responded to the conditions.

He said: 'The weather affects every part of the head's ecosystem, from water levels to ponders the wildlife that depends on them.

'We want visitors to help by giving wildlife space, keeping dogs under control, and respecting natural habitats.'

Allegorist at Parliament Hill Lulu, and the Hampstead Heath Constabulary have asked the public for their help.

Stopped Nathan Adjevanst: 'We help people enjoy the Heath safely while protecting this important green space.'

Most people enjoy the Heath responded, but we're asking everyone to take extra care.'

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'Investigate media onslaught against Arday'

Academic was hounded to death, says Cambridge college head, who likens coverage to a 'blood sport'

By Will Bolton

THE head of a Cambridge college has called for an investigation into the 'media onslaught' against Jason Arday. Lord Woolley, the principal of Ilionneton College, Cambridge, said the 14-year-old had been subjected to the 'most horrendous, toxic, vicious witch-hunt' before his death.

Mr Arday was presumed off dead at an address in Battersea, south London, on Friday.

He had resigned from his position at professor of sociology of education the week before after a plagiarism row.

Including yesterday, Lord Woolley said: 'We need an investigation into the media onslaught, the vicious media onslaught.'

The crossbouch goes told BBC's Broadcasting House that he had met Mr

Arday on Monday along with a number of close friends. He said these, almost the Labour MP, and Mean Harrison, an activist, were among those present at the gathering as they too had been 'subject to horrible media attention'.

He said he did he wanted to death, his words. And he couldn't see a way out, said Lord Woolley.

'Cause said to him, she held his hand, and said we will help you get through this. But on that day we saw a man half his body weight and desperate beyond today.'

He added: 'It was a blood sport. This wonderful top-hearted young man never stole a bag of crapes.'

He was only accused of plagiarism, actually, he was found not vulgar, but of plagiarism. By John Moore University and for the time subject to the most horrendous, toxic, vicious witch-hunt I would argue very few of us would withstand.'

Comparisons are understood to be so conflicting, some complaints to news outlets about the coverage.

Mr Arday, who was Cambridge's youngest black professor, resigned

A flag disc at half-most outside Jesus College Cambridge following Jason Arday's death

from its faculty of education after the university launched an investigation into his academic qualifications.

The university was also separately considering a number of complaints of alleged academic misconduct.

The Telegraph had found that an analysis of his PBC thesis had shown that more than 360 separate passages were identical or near identical to another student's work.

An investigation by Liverpool John Moores University, where Mr Arday completed his PhD, cleared him of wrongdoing, and he always denied the accusation.

However, Mr Arday's friend and former colleague said the University of Cambridge should prove about both his investigation into how he was appointed and his time teaching at the institution.

Mr Simon Bacon Cohen told Times Radio that the university should always be reflecting on how it's operating and whether it can do better.

He added: 'They have announced an investigation, and we should let that proceed.

'We should see should see what we learn from it. This is the whole purpose of investigation.'

Lord Woolley had been among the supporters to an open letter defending Mr Arday against claims of plagiarism

He was subject to the most vicious witch-hunt, I would argue very few of us would withstand'

when the allegations emerged. The letter was issued by the campaign given him to the project, which supported Mr Arday.

Jack Polanski, the Green Party leader, and Labour MPs Neil Robson-Ashby, Chris Lewis and Nadia Whitmore are among the politicians to have signed the statement, alongside Jason Bolton, the National Education Union, general secretary, and broadcaster Lord Voorhees.

It claimed Mr Arday was subjected to 'two weeks of harassment' before his death and called for an 'immediate public inquiry into how to ensure a responsible good.'

Lord Woolley said that while academia always had to be rigorous in rooting our plagiarism and falsehoods, 'this is a real rigour, and also seen a blood sport, literally a blood sport.'

'There are constant questions about research and research plagiarism. There are a number of individuals who have been subject to accusations and findings of plagiarism, not one of them has been subject to the degree Jason Arday has.'

Canadian bagpipes celebrate being named the world champions after two days of competition on Glasgow Green. They are the first two go hand to win the coveted title since 2010

Canadian pipers call the tune at world championships

By Simon Johnson

SCOTTISH PEOPLE EDITION

A FOREIGN bagpiping band has won the world championships Scotland for the first time in 16 years.

The Simon Fraser University (SFU) pipe band from British Columbia, Canada, won the coveted title following the two-day event at Glasgow Green.

Some 28 bands with about 6,000 pipers and drummers composed at the World Pipe Band Championships.

Entrants came from 16 countries including Australia, New Zealand,

Oman, France, Malaysia, Sweden, Switzerland and Germany and it was the first time since 2010 that a band from a stroke the UK had changed.

The first championships was held at Edinburgh in 1947, and bands are assessed for their ability at giving drumming and performing together as responsible.

Corps Midlands, the Green Lights of the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association, said: 'We would like to extend our one new band to all the competing bands, supporters and spectators.'

'This year's World Championships

provided a truly thrilling and fiercely contested competition. Stage congratulations go to the 2020 World Pipe Band Champions. Some 8 new 'University' on securing the grade one global title.'

He added: 'Every band that took part can be immensely proud of their performances.'

They delivered a fantastic competition and demonstrated the individuals commitment, skill and talent that continue to make the world of pipe band competition so special.

It is the seventh time that the SFU pipe band has won the contest but its

first victory since 2009, with Scottish and Northern Irish bands having their rated in recent years.

The Canadians, led by Alan Bevan, their pipe singer, were in three months four categories at the Grade One championships.

The PAVI Medical Montgomery pipe band from Lisbon, Northern Ireland, was the runner-up in the event contest, with the Peoples Fool English and Birth gate Caledonian band finishing third.

Radioสมาชิก Chivas, chairman of the organizers, Glasgow Life, said the city was 'proud' to host the interns'

found championships which is 'such an important event for the city'.

He described it as 'the biggest week of paying in the world, bringing the very best pipes and the best to juggles for a spectacular celebration of music and tradition, while claiming an internet social spotlight on Glasgow as a well coming destination for major events.'

'The championships attract thousands of competitors, spectators and visitors to the city, providing a significant boost to tourism and making an important contribution to both the city and Scotland's economy,' she added.

Police target e-bikes as seizures rise 83pc in a year

By Telegraph Reporter

POLICE seizures of e-bikes have increased by 65 per cent in a year, new figures show.

Prices have targeted the battery-powered bikes modified to travel much faster than intended, following several deaths and serious injuries, as well as riders using them to commit crime.

The police also released by the Press Association, 274 using freedom of information laws show that 7,949 e-bikes were conducted in the UK in the 12 months to May 16 in the previous 12 months, and were issued.

The figures prompted police, politicians and charities to call for new laws to prevent the sale of illegal e-bikes. The Government recently gave police new powers to continue e-bikes used in an anti-social way, without first issuing a warning.

My Stuart Ford, who leads City of London Police's cycle team, said illegally last e-bikes were 'a menace'.

70mph

Spent at which some of the e-bikes seized by police forces has been modified to travel at

John Minne, the Labour MP for Carlisle, who had been campaigning for tougher e-bike legislation, said they were the 'perfect accessory to phone theft, stinging and firing thefight, as well as a dangerous man-made and pedestrian. On calldown Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister to brand them an 'innate product'.

That's one UK police forces out of 40 previously to which comparable data. The Metropolitan Police seized the most e-bikes in the year to May 16, with 2,167.

The Met was followed by Locomotive Police 2015 accuracy, Police Security 2015 and Finance Valley 4125.

Eleven for evase seizures more than double year on year. Devoe and Corewell, Devoe, Hampshire, Leicester, Kent, Lancashire, Northamptonshire, Northamptonshire, Northamptonshire, and the Thames Valley and the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

Some extent, which have been modified to travel at speeds above 70mph.

A government spokesman said 'illegal e-bikes that can reach dangerous speeds have no place on one route and the other will be one as seizures shows the scale of the problem police are dealing with.'

Surge in illegal cigarettes 'leads to high street decline'

By Charles Blyman

HAND AFFAIRS EDITION

'PUNSTER' has seen no tobacco and furlong a surge in the sale of illegal cigarettes, which is killing the high street, a former minister has stated.

Writing for The Telegraph online, Sir John Blyman, a senior Forty MP and former security minister, said the high tax rates were providing a financial incentive for smokers to buy illegal cigarettes, which an ounce £8/6 of the price of a legitimate packet.

The government is the decline of the traditional high street by supporting its takeover by same assets and vape shops selling illegal tobacco under the counter, says Sir John, the former Minister Common Sense group of MPs.

Scriances of illegal cigarettes have hit a record high of 1.9 billion last year, worth over £1.8m, triple the number three years ago, due to four cigarettes smoked in the UK in new illicit, according to a study by University College London.

Sir John and the Government needed to refrain its approach to the taxation of tobacco as part of any strategy to revive the high street and tax for the problem

tion of 'black market retail including, most prominently, illicit tobacco.'

'National government must make a difference too. Positive taxation of buildings which measures don't approve of, notably smoking, rather than including the price of a tax, prevent bigger one, rampant illegality, begging away at the fabric of our homeowner,' he said.

'The Government must pause and assess the damage those, doubtless well-attended, measures are having both on an energetic and crime.'

'Ending the trade in illicit products is the case of 'black market retail, good-buried shopkeepers and elevates in all through assembling prices of unsatisfied places.'

'Sir John is loved the importance and illuminate the Prime Minister's report on a 'sense of place' saying the character of towns marked the 'difference between delights or demise.'

'The economic crisis are diminished, as too is the experience of those who depend upon them,' he said.

Last week, Mr Burnham announced reforms to planning law that would mean every new shop in England sell big e-cigarettes, or vapes, would save to apply to their council for permission to open.

Richard Theday said he was a 'broken man' when he eventually dismounted

Big wheel: Penny farthing cyclist sets record after 236-mile ride

By Tom McArdle

A CYCLIST has set a world record for the biggest continuous ride on a penny farthing.

Richard Theday, 62, said he was a 'broken man' when he eventually dismounted from the elevated saddle after more than 7 hours.

He completed around 830 laps of Rooftop Noloforms, totaling 20 miles, and leading 40 per cent record set in 1846 by two miles.

In the process, Mr Theday, from 1,000 miles miles, raised more than £3,400 for Adligan Bougnean memory of his late son.

He told BBC Radio Norfolk he latest challenge was 'not for the front heaves.'

'Physically it's difficult and technically there are all sorts of challenges,' he said. 'I was also trying to break the record for the greatest distance in 2016, and I was a friend like him. It was a fairly new record that was only last set in the late 1800s by an extraordinary rider that wore Lycra, so I was doing everything I possible,' said.

Mr Theday is no stranger to completing challenges on the Victorian era hike, having made the fastest journey

from Lark's find to John obviate on a penny farthing.

In 2018, he used to cycle the length of the country before days, 43 hours and 52 minutes.

He added: 'When I got off the hike, I felt people's love of such the world was spinning for me. People were joking about me getting their going round that took it that many times, it was something like 830 laps.'

The penny farthing took its name from the metropolitan sizes of the British cities - the penny being larger than the UK and the bicycle's wheels are - and became briefly popular during the 1820s and 1840s.

Mr Theday said: 'They are lovely things to ride once you appear getting on a trip to the high street and every conversation with people out and about who just want to know more about it - it's a lovely way of travelling.'

Common World Records confirmed the application and thanks to two.

A spokesman said: 'At this stage we've made to continue that the Common World Records title has been successfully achieved just yet. Once the system has been fully established and the result verified by our records team, we'll be able to confirm the outcome.'

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Council's bin bag rules postpone litter pick

Volunteers blame 'petty' officialdom over wrong sacks for holding up annual street clean-up

By Telegraph Reporter

A COUNCIL's bin bag rules forced a litter pick to be postponed, organisers have claimed.

Volunteers in the Pill do stands area of Newport, south Wales, have collected litter shows around its streets for years.

However, they say they have now been blocked by 'petty' council-orders which specify that they should use branded Keep Wales Tidy bags.

They say they failed to get a response when they asked for the bags, and have therefore been forced to put their next clean-up on hold.

Paul Murphy, founder of Pride in Pill, said: "I was using black bags, but the council asked me years ago not to use them and to use red bags. So, for the last couple of years I've been using red bags.

"I've just bought more than 2,000. Now they say I can't use them because they're not the proper ones. They're not red bags from Keep Wales Tidy."

Mr Murphy said he explained to the council that they had been using the same bags "for years and years" with no issues.

He said: "Now they're telling me they're not the proper ones because I need to get them from Keep Wales Tidy.

"So, I've been trying to get them for the past week, but I've had no response."

Mr Murphy also said the group has been unable to get council help in contacting the environmental charity.

He said: "I've also asked the council for a number for Keep Wales Tidy and they haven't got one."

He knew that change could limit how much litter they can collect if bag supplies are restricted. Mr Murphy said: "Where I do a litter pick and collect 50 or 40 bags, if Keep Wales Tidy only give

me 20 bags, then I can only do 20 bags of rubbish. So, I've got a feeling they're going to cut me down from doing a litter pick from 40-odd bags to about 20 bags.

"But at the moment I can't do a litter pick until I get hold of Keep Wales Tidy because I'm not guaranteed Newport city council will pick those bags up."

Some residents have criticized the council online, describing the situation as 'petty' and calling on the authority to focus on more pressing issues.

Pride in Pill said it has spent a week trying to contact Keep Wales Tidy and the designated Engagement Support Officer but has received no response.

A group spokesman said: "We've planned all the available numbers and left several messages, but unfortunately we've had no response. We're keen to get our community clean-up organised.

We have been using the same bags for years and years with no issues. Now they are not proper ones'

and don't want to delay helping keep out area left. If we don't receive a reply soon, we'll go ahead and use the red bags we already have so the litter pick can still take place.

"We hope to hear back soon, but our volunteers are ready to continue making a difference for our community."

The council said it values the contributions of community volunteers and highlighted that more than 150 volunteer clean-ups have taken place across the city since 2022.

A council spokesman said: "More than 150 community clean-ups have been registered with the authority since 2022, with thousands of bags of rubbish collected across the city. The use of approved Keep Wales Tidy bags helps distinguish waste collected by commuting groups from fly-tipped material. Guidance about how to obtain the official bags is available online."

Dua Lipa shows off her new pottery skills on Instagram

Feat of clay: Dua shapes up on potter's wheel

By Keith Perry

WEARING a red apron with her hands dropping with clay, singer Dua Lipa shows how to throw apron on a spinning pottery wheel in her new hobby.

The pop star who married actor Callum Turner in May, also showed off her latest ceramic creations on Instagram, which included a couple of small books.

Pottery may represent a relaxing hobby for Lipa who completed an 81-date £100m grossing Radical

Optimism Tour in December. James Bond front runner Turner, 30, married first Zisko singer Lipa in May after a year of dating.

Lipa, 30, first spotted Turner while she was dining at the River Cafe in west London and later met him in LA while Turner was promoting Masters of the Air.

Turner told the Sunday Times Irish Magazine in October. "We sat next to each other and realised we were reading the same book, which is crazy. "It's called Trout and I had just

£1.5m

Reported rest of Dua Lipa and Callum Turner's wedding room that included a private performance by Elton John

finished the first chapter and I did her, and she looked at me and said, "I just finished the first chapter too."

Turner replied: "So we're on the same page".

Lipa and Turner married at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London and honeymooned in Palermo, Sicily.

The celebrations were reported to have cost £1.5m and included a private performance by Lapin friend Elton John.

Turner is filming a remake of the 1998 play biological horror drama Paaration in which he will star alongside Margaret Qualey.

He is also starring in a baseball film The Comebacker, in which Tom Hanlis will play his pitching coach.

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Police at the scene of the attack in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, left and right

Man killed in dog attack after row with owner

Suspect held on suspicion of murder and German shepherd thought to be involved seized by police

By Will Bolton (K2M) COMMISSIONER

A MURDER investigation is under way after a man was attacked by a German shepherd on a footpath in West Yorkshire.

West Yorkshire Police said officers received calls from 2.30pm on Saturday, reporting an altercation a short time earlier on the old railway line footpath off Blacker Lane in the Calder Grove area of Wakefield.

The police force said that a man was bitten by a dog during the altercation. The 55-year-old was taken to hospital in a critical condition and died shortly after 5pm on Saturday.

Police confirmed that another 55-year-old man remained in custody after being arrested on suspicion of murder and being the owner of a dog dangerously out of control in a public place causing injury.

Detectives have appealed for witnesses to come forward, including two people who stopped to assist the injured man.

The dog believed to have been involved in the incident has been seized by officers.

Police cars and ambulances were seen at the scene on Saturday near an agricultural property beside a large barn.

The area, about four miles north, most of Wakefield city centre, is a rural patchwork of farmland, isolated homes and woodland.

West Yorkshire Police have closed the footpath as they continue home to home emigration in the vicinity of the attack.

A yard close to the site of the attack has warning signs stating 'Warning: Danger Guard Dogs' and an empty key not beside stacks of logs. A car stood in the drive with one door left open, but the property was empty.

The path, which is the former West Curve rail line, is rarely used by walkers, but the nearby lay-by is allegedly a popular drugs drop-off point.

A couple who had planned to walk

the path yesterday, said: 'We like coming here because it is so quiet and secluded.'

'We see the odd dog walker, occasionally, but often we see nobody at all.'

Police tape was tied across the path and a sole police car was out in the lay-by.

'A couple of cars will pull in, exchange the drugs for cash and drive away,' said the couple. 'We have seen 8 happen dozens of times.'

'There are hardly any houses around here and the path itself, especially at this time of year, is very leafy and

secluded. I can imagine there will be very few people who saw what happened.'

Innary Green, a 23-year-old resident,

'There are hardly any houses here... There will be very few people who saw what happened'

said: 'I was driving past yesterday afternoon and saw all the emergency vehicles. It's terrible to learn that some Holes handled because of a dog attack.'

Det Chloup Michael Cox said: 'Sadly, a man handled and it is really important that we understand the circumstances of what has taken place.'

'We know that two people, one named Sophie, stopped to assist the injured man and direct officers.'

He added: 'We would urge these two people to come forward to help us with our ongoing enquiries into this tragic incident.'

'The initial altercation happened in an area used by walkers and we are urging anyone who has seen or heard any part of the exchange between these two men to please make contact.'

Eritrean found guilty of raping elderly man outside church

By Claire Faragher and Will Bolton

AN ERITREAN man raped a pensioner outside a church while traffic and pedestrian passed nearby manures.

Bruke Desalagne, 51, dragged an elderly man behind a swarling at 8.30 in Church, Barrow, north London but a witness saw some of the 20 minute assault bomber window and placed the police who arrived within five minutes.

After at Barrow Crown Court found Desalagne guilty of rape after viewing CCTV footage of the attack, which also showed cars and a double-decker London bus passing close to the scene.

He will be sentenced in the autumn. The assault - which happened on a grass verge outside the church at around midnight on July 23 last year - was also partially captured by a witness earlier phone.

Officers responding to reports found

'Bruke Desalagne is a dangerous offender who targeted a defenceless, vulnerable, elderly man'

Desalagne standing beside the church sign, with the victim lying behind it.

Desalagne, who used an interpreter throughout proceedings, initially said he was trying to help his motivated victim, who cannot be identified for legal reasons. When Desalagne was shown CCTV from a static local authority can on the passed the police interview, consulted his solicitor, then declined to give any further testimony, even at trial. Simon Shannon, prosecuting said: 'You can see the defendant dragging the heavily intoxicated victim from the bench... to the grass area.'

He added that the footage showed the offender passing his attack whenever a member of the public walked nearby.

Rita Bricomak, defending, claimed there was no evidence of rape and wanted against a 'bare-yolk' reaction.

Throughout the trial, Desalagne remained emotional, and sipped water while the footage was placed. He showed no emotion at the verdict.

Det Con Luke Revill thanked members of the public who reported the attack as it was happening and described Desalagne as 'a dangerous offender who targeted a defenceless, vulnerable, elderly man'.

He added: 'We are committed to bringing sexual predators like Desalagne to justice.'

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No fun in the sun: Children play outdoors for 25 minutes a week

By Sarah Knopson SCIENCE BOSTON

CHILDREN play outdoors for an average of just 10 minutes a week, a report released.

While they parents were playing out side by the age of nine, today's children are almost 13 when they start without supervision and are increasingly being deprived of food, eat and independence, the University of Exeter warned.

It has launched the October 2025, which, before the end of the month's boxing fun outside for children, and the barber of everything enough playtime.

It has released research from nearly 2,000 parents and caregivers of chil-

dren and 5.6 who were questioned for the British Children's Play Survey.

More than half (for per cent) of those surveyed admitted they allowed their children to engage in independent play at an older age than they had been allowed when they were young.

Children are now allowed independent outdoor play at an average of 0.01 years of age, compared with 0.7 year(s) of those parents, which researchers warned was a "significant delay".

Children are taken off to play for 25 minutes a week, where previous generations spend hours away from the house.

Prof Helen Dodd, the director of the Outdoor Play Research Centre (OPRC),

said: "The generation of play gap revealed no one was aware of previous more evidence that children across the country are missing out on opportunity for independent outdoor play. Many of us have fond childhood memories of playing out until the street lights came on, enjoying our first taste of freedom, yet today's children are missing out on those same experiences."

The Outdoor Play Research Centre is being founded on the principle that we must do better for our children.

We want to see a step change for children's independent outdoor play. We will conduct the scientific research needed to drive this change and work in

partnership with a wide range of organ nations is delivered.

Independent outdoor play has been found to be linked to fewer symptoms.

'Play isn't a privilege, it's a part of development, ensuring children have the tools to mature into adults'

of anxiety and depression, and more happiness in 5 to 8 year olds, and it is equally important for younger children. Recent research by Exeter found that children who played outdoors more the

spasety at age two, three and four were more likely to remain in a low-range run, good mental health group through to middle childhood. For a 10 additional day a child plays outdoors in a week during the preschool years, the odds of them having a healthy profile of

mental health through to age eight increased by between 4 and 6 per cent. Experts at the OPRC have blamed the lack of accessible and high-quality spaces for play along with increased over the time and risks posed by busy each.

Prof Dodd has previously called for "keep off the grass" and "no ball games" again to be removed from green spaces

to encourage children to play outdoors. Changes in writing patterns in the past 30 years have led to parents saying they did not have the time to watch their children, while some children had the clothes to stay warm or cool, a recent report found.

Amber Chambers William, an inclusive play consultant and the inaugural NIPCC Champion of Childhood, said "Play isn't a privilege, it's a fundamental part of development, ensuring children have the tools they need to mature into adults."

The results of the survey have been published in the report Children's Play and Independent Ministry in 2025.

Class divide: Girls still call unchest GCM results

A level trend reversed as experts suggest differences between the sexes may be an 'inherent advantage'

By Tom McAville

BOPI are lagging behind girls at GCSE despite achieving more d' and A grades at A-level, expert aspirate has found.

Girls account for almost two-thirds of all "straight states" - a term used to describe achieving the highest grade possible GCSE grade in seven or more subjects.

They are also ahead in 4G of the 47 subjects, with boys only doing better in topics including maths, statistics, physical and economics.

Prof Alan Smithers, an academic at the University of Buckingham who

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GCSE subjects, out of 47, is switch girls are ahead of boys, who only do better in maths, statistics, physics and economics.

forecasts exam results every year, said that the "chronic underperforations of boys" needed to be achieved by Andy Renshaw.

In a report published the week before GCSE results day, Prof Smithers added that failing to address this could lead to a "decline in the nation's economic competitiveness", and questioned whether girls have an "inherent advantage" at GCSE.

Last year, the gap between girls and boys at the top grades was at the one-to-one-like cutout.

But nearly a quarter (in 5 per cent) of girls' GCSE entries were awarded at least a grade (3A, compared with almost a fifth of boys' entries (0.6) per cent - a 5.2 percentage point gap).

Prof Smithers, who is director of the Centre for Education and Employment Research at the university, said that it had been calling for many years "without success" for the grades gap to be investigated.

He said: "It appears that we are not

prolonging the number of small the population as fully as we could.

"This can only lead to a decline in the nation's economic competitiveness and ultimately loss of its standing in the world.

"The chronic underperformance of boys in education should be addressed by the Government.

He added that boys were "habitually soon as privileged" meaning their weaker results at GCSE do not receive the attention they deserve.

Prof Smithers continued: "We're losing age, boys comprised about three-fifths of university students, but now this ratio has been reversed.

Years also need to gain more from, but girls have now gone in front in many subjects.

"In part, this is associated with changes to course structures and assessment practices.

"Many degrees have become media far and only on coursework assessment, which seems to suit girls more.

"It seems that girls are more aware of the value of education and apply them to be aware diligently to the hard work involved."

Each day, he warned offering pupils high quality practical education would require a "major overhaul."

Last year, more than a fifth (in 5 per cent) of UK entries were awarded the top grades - almost a 7st and a grade, up from 2.4 per cent in 2026.

Prof Smithers said the proportion of GCSE entries scoring the top grades this year is likely to be similar to last year.

In England, many students who do not receive at least a grade 4 which is considered a "standard pass" in English and/or maths GCSE are required to entail the subjects during peak 4's education.

In the report, Prof Smithers said the results of this are "disastrous".

He pointed to the new GCSE of maths business's which covers more than 6% everyday life, and said the qualifications should be improved and available to all pupils who fail, and an equivalent qualification should be made part of the English.

Prof Smithers said: "The proportions falling to pass are remarkable high and certain success in a normal daily life. One has to ask what good does it do?"

We can walk it out Actors Harris Dickinson (John Lennon, Jean) Barry Keoghan (Ringo Starr), Paul Mescal (Paul McCartney) and Joseph Quinn (George Harrison) recreate the Beatles' 1969-1969s Road album cover for the forthcoming series of four briques on the band directed its Sam Mendes. The films, officially titled The Beatles - A Four Film Cinematic Event, each tell the story from a single band member's perspective. All four are set for release in April 2028.

Porsche dealer jailed after £1m supercar sales fraud

By Telegraph Reporter

AT LAHSE: Porsche specialist has been paid after pocketing £1m in a supercar from that involved selling cluster cars without their knowledge.

Andrew Mearns, 37, acted as a broker for customers but said vehicles and kept the proceeds to prop up his failing business, Ommel Cars Limited.

Charm in Kinawoloaough, North Yorkshire, became suspicious when they discovered their vehicles had been sold but no money was forthcoming.

Many calls fraud out when they collected the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVA) and found their can had been registered to the new owners.

Police launched a long running inquiry over 18 separate complaints

between October 2007 and July 2009 but the case took years to bring to court. Mearns, who was a director of the business between December 2010 and July 2015, pleaded guilty to 14 counts of fraud involving £1m at Sheffield Crown Court. He was jailed for two years and 16 months.

Judge Jeremy Richardson said he was "borrowing from 5 out to pay Peter"

after his previously legitimate business hit difficulties.

Corona Graham Merrett, of North Yorkshire Police, said: "Mearns led to his carelessness from and from again... the financial situation would impact on his victims has been nothing short of devouring up held, no doubt, continue for them while civil cases are pursued to have vehicles repatriated."

Young people need nepotism to get into work, says YouTube star

By Telegraph Reporter

YOUNG people "need nepotism" not to get into it the most common reposition by a YouTube star has said.

Aneith Dono/Anthony, host of the hit web series 'Chicken Shop Date' which she interviews celebrities over a 'date' in a local takeaway shop, said that "young people deserve better" and that

more needs to be done to open up opportunities for people not in others who, employment or training Short.

Her comments come after Alan Milburn, the former Labour minister, published an independent service into the heart rather than enemies.

Ms Dono/Anthony, 32, told The Rig Issue: "It is far too easy for critics to label young people disengaged.

"(Alan Milburn's) report proves the reality is structural - mental health struggles, regional inequalities, and integral food is such services have systematically shut down in their faces.

"The vast majority have everything they need to get employment but they are in a rejection loop.

"They just need someone to open a door for them. They need someone who

knows someone to send their CV to someone. They need nepotism. Chicken Shop Date basically."

Her encouraged anyone who can to open their network and create opportunities to 'get people forward' in work experience placements because it is "definitely" a way to help. Ms Dono/Anthony has launched her own programme, Dime Inc. Academy, which

offers young people hands-on media training, industry mentorship and paid work placements over the summer.

Ms Dono/Anthony replied: "Chicken Shop Date's success - episodes of which regularly exceed 2 million viewers - is the support of a received chicken by days. She said: 'Lungs before it was a global hit. It was a climate written by the 47 year old me in a magazine called The Cut run

out of a youth club in north-west London, which now doesn't want her to auster in 'em by the Conservative.

"Without that it appears in foundation, the idea that alcohol everything simply wouldn't cost."

The Chicken Shop Date influences helped curate the "Opportunity Issue" of the Rig Issue, which is on sale this week.

Dazzling dancing and spectacular staging make for a wicked show

Eleanor Halls

MUSIC

Ariana Grande

The CD Arena, London

★★★★★

IT's not easy to assign a star rating to a superstar who appears so unwell. For one last few months, there are the plummeting weight of former Disney series turned down since Germany winner Ariana Grande currently coming for an illiquid 2025s album with his number, the G-Can ProStar.

Fans first expressed concern ahead of the 2026 generation for Wishof.

when Grande - Glinda the Good Witch - looked particularly bright - She urged them to be "pookie" when

commenting in her body, which she reassured, was actually "healthier". I have had been previously due to the 2025s precursor for Wishof's second instalment, online discourse had grown louder and more fractions divided between those who felt passing judgement on someone else's body was never acceptable, and those who felt keeping silent was socially irresponsible - Unempie has brought a return of operational thirteen-in-children, and eating disorders among young people are today.

Two weeks ago, Grande responded a second time, although delayed, through a seven-month music video for Prost. from her haunting new fruit design, she said.

The lyrics, about a seven-millimeter drive to violent madness trying to

impress judgemental thrills wood suits, who eventually tell her they want the "old rockack" tastes little doubt as to their message.

Yet if the video was intended to finish her critics, a hard for opposite effect, with Grande looking so slight if prompted the most fervent debate about her health yet, and outrage that her team signed off on the video at all. Last week, she announced that, after finishing her Prost's out nights here in London, she would be taking an extended 'stop back' from public life. Her team later claimed the decision was not too firm, but it's a robust to confidence.

Considering the issue of the current conversation around Grande, it felt survival this evening to watch the 70-year-old have the time of her life performing the upbeat club author in all the world's movies, which she wrote following her divorce from real estate

A true-hour routine, planning through Ariana Grande's psychological answers

directive Fulton Gomez and others around the nature of memory. Practically arriving on stage in black lingerie within an elaborate set of a roofless house - a musician performing in every room - she agree with her

rality. No link for and immediately stops with the power, clarity and agility of those phenomenal vocals that have made her better.

What follows is a two-hour cosmic journey through Grande's own

psychological universe, complete with involving three creations and spectacular staging including trembling star canopies, mighty lightning and thumbs, and a dazzling meadow that looked straight out of Wishof.

In his 'cause of these nominated Grande's flawless performance this evening felt indebted to thrills wood, from the act of this superstar projected to the great economic between songs to a day of 10 years, and in an air-credito that rolled after she finally disappeared into a 1991s EverGrande's building wave - breathy, dull-like, almost excessively polder - gives her the air of a 2000s action.

Throughout, her affection for Ariana comes through, which makes this set of the world's life more moving, the affections English accent to welcome in the same one she next for the morning Harry Potter impression she has posed in failing and unwell. The young she wrote about a god in Hampstead.

He Prost. which she also performed tonight, Grande uses the imagery of the time Everc. known to be on in the road, and is not so far through. No doubt her eventual return will see her stronger than ever.

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Clarkson condemns move to strip men of right to prostate test

TV star, now in remission from the cancer, ‘cannot work out’ denial of blood tests to all men turning 50

By Michael Searles

DUPITY HEALTH EDITOR

TERRY CLARKSON has condemned the decision to strip men of the right to a prostate cancer test.

The former Topclear presenter, who was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer, said he could not understand the Government’s decision to change its guidance, which was first revealed by the Telegraph.

Men aged 50 and above had been entitled to a blood test to help identify prostate cancer, called a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test, even if they did not have symptoms. However, new guidance removes that right, leaving GPs to decide who to prove one.

Clarkson, 66, revealed his diagnosis during the latest season of his Amazon Prime show, Clarksons Farm, before confirming he was in remission shortly after the episode aired.

Along with Lord Cameron, the former prime minister, Clarkson is among several high profile people who have been diagnosed after a PSA test and are advocating for men to get checked. They include Sir Chris Box, the six-time Olympic cycling champion.

Clarkson said: “Until last week, men

over 50 were entitled to a free PSA prostate cancer check but the Government has now decided to withdraw that.”

He wrote on social media: “I cannot for the life of me work out what their reasoning might be.”

The change follows the Government’s decision to reject widespread prostate cancer screening and introduce a narrow programme for a small group of genetically high-risk men who carry a particular ESCA/gene variant and have a relevant family history.

The Telegraph has campaigned for targeted screening for more men at increased risk, including black men and those with a family history of the disease.

Screening is essential to catch cancers early, when they can be effectively and successfully treated

Lord Cameron, who was also treated for prostate cancer after taking a test, said it was “yet another step backwards and called for ‘simple, proper targeted screening for all at-risk men’” He added: “Screening is essential to catch cancers early, when they can be more effectively and successfully treated.”

He urged Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister, and Verity Cooper, the Health Secretary, to be “loose” and “stop the complexity and confusion”.

The previous system required men to know their rights to a PSA test, with GPs

unable to offer them to anyone without symptoms unless specifically asked. The new decision, whereby Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) officials without public consultation, will take away that right and leave GPs to decide.

A DHSC letter sent to health organizations last week said that “the prostate cancer risk management programme guidance has been withdrawn”.

The guidance, which the Government has overseen since 2002, empowered men to make an “informed choice” about whether to have a PSA test. It said the test was “available free to any man aged 50 or above who requests it”.

The letter stated: “If a patient is worried about prostate cancer, then they can ask their GP about having a PSA test. As the health professional, the GP will consider the patient’s cancer risk to help with reaching a judgment”.

It also said the latest guidance no longer considers men over 50 to be at high risk, because up to just one factor, despite the fact that the chance of disease rises sharply with age.

Prostate is the most common cancer in British men with some 63,000 diagnoses and 12,000 deaths a year.

Unlike breast, bowel and cervical cancer, it has occasioned screening programme.

A DHSC spokesman, responding to the initial Telegraph story, said the policy had not been changed. He said the final decision had always been intended to be with GPs.

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Hospitals block GP referrals to cut waiting lists

By Michael Searles

HOSPITALS are blocking one in four referrals from GPs to reduce NHS waiting lists, doctorchairs said.

An estimated 20 per cent of referrals for patients to be seen by a specialist were rejected, according to a survey of 72 GPs by GP magazine Pulse.

Family doctors said they were instead being sent advice on managing patients themselves, despite believing a hospital referral was necessary.

This had included people being referred with “red flag symptoms” for suspected cancer, they said.

Earlier this year, The Telegraph revealed that health officials had ordered GPs to “attest” referrals by seeking “advice and guidance” (AAG) from a consultant on a quarter of cases, in an attempt to prevent unnecessary referrals.

However, NHS England denied that there was a national target in place to direct “a third proportion of referrals away from hospital care”.

The survey revealed that more than a quarter of referrals by GPs were being rejected and returned in ‘unselected advice and guidance’.

GPs responding to the survey warned that the expansion of the AAG programme was prolonging referrals

and increasing patient frustration.

One GP in the North East warned that it “increases barriers to two-week wait gastrointestinal referrals” for patients with suspected cancer symptoms.

Other GPs said they were having to hold further discussions with patients to explain why referrals had not been accepted, despite patients expecting to be seen in hospital.

A London GP: “It was getting more risky and unsafe, and I didn’t want to take that on at a time in my life where I didn’t have to take it on, so it was a factor in my decision to quit.”

GP practices are now contractually required to use advice across specialties “prior to or in place of a planned care referral where clinically appropriate”.

From October, referral requests will be sent to consultant-led ‘single points of access’ where hospitals will decide whether to accept the referral.

An NHS spokesman said: “While Pulse acknowledged that this survey – which offered a 2000 prize – is not scientifically representative of GPs, the simple truth is that advice and guidance is a well-established and successful way of giving patients earlier input from an expert consultant, while still allowing them to be seen in hospital needed.”

Ferry worker wins £47k after dismissal

By Telegraph Reporter

A BOATSWAIN at a Channel ferry company who complained that working at sea aggravated his arthritis has won £47,000.

Soon Donnelly said he had been unable to work at sea because he was in “a lot of pain physically” and the elimination from the ship had made his osteoarthritis worse, a tribunal heard.

The naval worker had repeatedly asked to be transferred to work on shore, but he was told that it was “too difficult due to payroll and administration”.

Mr Donnelly wanted to work for three more years, but was left without pay and seeking benefits, despite making it clear he was 46 to work ashore.

At an employment tribunal held in Ashford, Kent, Mr Donnelly won his case of unfair constructive dismissal

and a failure to make reasonable adjustments. He was awarded £47,000.

Mr Donnelly started working at DPD6 in its Overview branch in October 2007. As the assistant boom, in September 2023, he was diagnosed with osteoarthritis of the spine. The company said it was trying to get him back to sea but did not agree to his reasonable adjustments.

He resigned in part because of [DPDS’s] failure to make adjustments

Anna Corrigan, unemployment judge, said that DPD6 had unfairly constructively dismissed Mr Donnelly, she said: “We agree with [Mr Donnelly] that he resigned in part because of [DPDS’s] failure to make the reasonable adjustments.”

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Putin launches revenge strikes on Ukraine

Moscow responds to Russian Space Centre being destroyed with missile attack on Kyiv

By Antonin Langford in Kyiv

MOSCOW has launched a wave of missile and drone strikes in a revenge attack on Kyiv after a Russian Space Centre was blown up on Saturday.

At least three people were injured in the barrages, which set fire for a large hook market and struck several other buildings across the Ukrainian city.

The Telegraph found at least five explosions per before time, followed by a second after-pad before them. Meanwhile, 50 powered drones on armed the city throughout the morning, starting from dam.

Across the country, Kryvyi Kili, Kamiondie and Kozmenchuk also came under fire. In Kryvyi Kili, in the busiest-petrovsk region, one person died and more than a dozen were injured.

The sweeping strikes followed a Ukrainian attack on a space centre used in the production of Russia's new satellite internet system on Saturday using Kyiv's home-grown Flamingo cruise missiles.

The facility, located in Russia's famous region some 300 miles from the border, produces heron 3 launch vehicles used to project Russia's satellites, which Moscow began with replace from Mosh's Starlink system after its troops were cut off earlier this year.

Amid Russia's attacks yesterday morning, Romanian defence ministry said that a Nara air policing mission had been forced to shoot down a drone violating the country's national airspace, the fourth such incident this year.

The ministry did not specify the provenance of the drone, which crossed its borders through Moldova and was downed at around 3am by a Spanish F-16 fighter jet pilot on patrol.

The country's airspace has been reportedly flooded since the start of Russia's invasion. Last month, for the first time, its fighter jets intercepted three drones following dozens of such invasions.

Yesterday, Ukrainian drones entered the Moscow region, lighting a large fire at a warehouse belonging to the 4-6 cm's move giant Wildberries.

The facility, in the village of Kolodino, around 40 miles south of central Moscow, is one of the company's largest warehouses.

In illicit footage posted to Telegram by Kyab, it was seen being consumed by Nara's and left King out tall phases of smog.

Drones also struck a production and fighting complex in the city of Damoddevov, around 25 miles south of Moscow, according to local reports.

Sergei Sokolov, the Moscow mayor, said that their had first 600 drones at the city, 200 of which he claimed were shot down by Russian air defence in the region, with the rest intercepted on their journey to the capital.

Across the country, Russia's defence

ministry claimed its air defence had formed 822 Ukrainian drones overnight, which would amount to one of the largest drone attacks on Romanian's throughout the war so far.

On Saturday, it emerged that drones produced by British companies have begun to be deployed in Kyiv's deep-strike campaign on Russian soil for the first time.

Oil refineries in Volgograd and Ture-dad were among the targets of the Saki Systems. Nyas are powered drone, which was tested by the Royal Navy, and another drone missile射击 in a sunnamed company, the Sunday Times reported.

A senior Ukrainian military source told the outlet that the British drones

'When we launch the drones, we always say glory to Ukraine and God save the King'

A woman carries unhaged doors from a Kyiv book market, above, on Russian work to extinguish a blaze after the Russian strike, left

had achieved significant success in the field. "When we launch them, we always say Slavu Ukraine [glory to Ukraine] and God save the King," the source said.

Russia's transport ministry said on Friday that it would now than double the number of prohibited flight zones across the country in an effort to protect food and energy facilities, defence industry buildings and transportation infrastructure from Kyiv's intensifying drone strikes. Eight hundred and eighteen new to 85 cases would be inserted across the country. Kozmenchuk reported, Sources at the ministry said the ban would also apply to drones.

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Polish pilgrims killed in Hungary crash as bus veers off motorway

By Uwe Foreign Staff

A B19 carrying Polish pilgrims veered off a motorway into a ditch and overturned in Hungary, killing 22 people and critically injuring 40 others.

The course, when two cars came passengers and two drivers, crashed at 1am on Sunday on the 8th near Mezőkresztirc, about 95 miles east of Budapest, as a village's police.

"It left the road, ended up in a ditch,

and came to a stop on its side," the national disaster management agency said in a social media post.

Gabor Finkin, Hungary's interest minister, said the driver at the wheel had been detained and media-quoted police scouring he had fallen asleep at the wheel.

The bus was carrying a group of pilgrims from Poland's south-eastern Podlurga-like region, who were reluctant to form a pilgrimage to the Catholic shrine

in Medsgerje, in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Eleven people were declared dead at the scene and another person died in hospital, the disaster agency said. The ambulance service said 37 people sat fared minor injuries and were taken to hospitals in four cities.

The fire brigade and other rescuers had to drag some people out through the windows because they were trapped under the crushed roof of the

'Those affected will receive the necessary assistance. We must stand together in this difficult moment'

bus. Two cranes eventually lifted the bus out of the ditch, according to the disaster management agency.

Donald Funk, the Polish prime minister, said he had ordered a special flight

to be sent to collect the passengers on the bus who could travel.

Mr. Funk said "all those affected will receive the necessary medical and consular assistance", as he announced the special flight. "We stand together in this difficult moment."

Andrey Gusik, a Polish diplomat, told a press conference that five of the injured were in critical condition.

Peter Magar, Hungary's prime minister, announced the death toll of the

disaster on social media. "I sent my sincere confidence to the families of the victims," he said. "I thank all the people who took part in the rescue operation.

The road accident is the worst in Hungary since a train hit a German tourist bus at Solok in 2005, killing 35 people.

In 2002, a bus carrying Polish pilgrims crashed near the western town of Balatossaszigyörgy, killing 10 people.

Tupac Shakur murder trial to hinge on former gangster's autobiography

By Poppy Wood and Erin Spurling

A MURDER trial in the death of Tupac Shakur will begin today, nearly 30 years after the big-bop star was shot dead in Las Vegas.

Shakur was struck four times in the drive-by shooting on Sept 7 1998, and died in hospital on days later, aged 55. The mayor, already, had different success during his lifetime, was soon mythological in death.

Police never recovered the gun used to fatally shoot Shakur, nor the car from which the shots were fired. It has allowed conspiracy theories, online conjecture and great folklore to proliferate in the next few days.

But state prosecutors in Nevada hope to finally find some answers in a trial starting this week in which Duane "Koffe D" Ayers, 15, is charged with one count of murder with the man of a deadly weapon.

While the sub-absorbed gangster is the only person to have ever been charged in connection with Shakur's death, the movement accused of pulling the trigger. Instead, prosecutors allege

The boy star Tupac Shakur was shot dead in Las Vegas on Sept 7 1998

that he was the shot caller in the incident and revealed the weapon.

Mr. Davis has pleaded not guilty. In a month-long trial, the prosecutor is expected to rely heavily on one key source: Mr. Davis even admonson, or person and in an autobiography.

The former South Side Compton Crepleader signed a "proffer" agreement with police in 2006, in which he shared information about the shooting in exchange for immunity for these statements.

Prosecutions allege that the former drug dealer later trialand this agreement when he began talking about the incident in a view of media appearances first in documentation and podcast, and ultimately in a detailed autobiography. They claim that this now allows them to try to prosecute Mr. Davis into his connection to Shakur's murder.

The former gangster has boasted about being one of four people in the

white Cadillac that is aided into Shakur's car on the night he was sprayed with bullies.

The other three have since died. They are thought to have included "Ayers" "Bubble Up" Brown, the driver, Orlando "Baby Love" Anderson, Mr. Davis's nephew, and Koonfrog "Froda" Smith.

All were associated with the South Side Compton Crep-gang, based in

California, and were in town to watch a little 'froda fight in Las Vegas the week and that Shakur was killed.

Security footage from the city's MGM hotel at about 1pm on the evening of the shooting shows a bust-up between Shakur's encourage and Anderson as part of a deep-seated gang, tried. Mr. Davis's nephew was punched and locked on the trunk.

In his 2009 autobiography, Compton driver Capwel, Mr. Davis claimed that Anderson told his uncle about the beating. The self-proclaimed kingpin said that, unequal, they decided to follow

Duane Kelly D Davis, 63, a telegraph with one count of murder with the son of a deadly weapon

Shakur and his associates to Club 662. The person might fish was owned by Marlon "Sage" Knight, the chief executive of the rapper's record label, who was closely associated with the rival Melt Pity Bloods gang, and Shakur was set to perform their later that night.

By chance, the group saw Shakur hanging out of the window of a black HMW about two hours later that Mr. Knight was driving. Mr. Davis wrote, and the driver "boated it" says and hit the guitar lane on that scene.

"We were on a mission looking into such one until we pulled up to the front

vehicle and found who we were working," Mr. Davis said in his autobiography.

"The next few seconds all happened so quickly... I pulled out the Glock that Zig gave me and toured it in the backseat. Butlike I'gl did the driving. Baby Lane and Froda's were riding in the back.

Tupac made an erratic move and began to reach down beneath his seat. One of my guys from the back seat grabbed the Glock and started touring back."

Prosecutions are expected to latch onto Mr. Davis's claim that he "turned" the gun back to either Anderson or Smith, which they will allege resulted in fatal shots being fired.

Mr. Davis's defence team, meanwhile, will allege that the book was partly fictionalized for profit and that it should not be taken a fact. They have claimed that the autobiography was nothing to ghostwritty. Dead 3th, and Mr. Davis has said he has not even read - let alone written - the book. It has caused a good legal dynamic, where the prosecution was placed to prove that Mr. Davis is trustworthy, while the defence will seek to illustrate that his autobiography was unfeasible!

The police's decision are not understood to have corroborating evidence that the gangster was at the scene of Shakur's murder, although they said in a recent court filing that many parts of the book were probably credible.

Mr. Davis wrote in the book that he was wearing a "fay face (Your Story suit" during the shooting, for example, and prosecutions lane found a 24-arcial photo of him in the outcrowd the same period, according to a recent filing.

A jury has been selected for the trial, and the prosecution must convince them of Mr. Davis's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt he has to be sent down.

He could face life in prison if he is found guilty.

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The wise political pawns caught up in Israel's election

Henry Bodkin JOHN M. J. D. CHAIRMAN, MINORITY in Qalandia

Palestinians at Qalandia refugee camp fear that alleged IDF aggression is precursor to mass eviction

THE young man has been an area a small shop of IDF to make of a few ways to control its resistance go after their conspirators quizzed a refugee camp.

There, with a many glance back at the door, he officials I admit to several a concentration pain366 each of local people's houses.

He said: "They beat me all over my body for at least 10 minutes, I was in shock, I nearly beat some to-morrow. When my father came into the room they beat him too—both of us in the ground."

The man, whose identity we are not declining, claims he was annulled by a kind of misery on the IDF soldiers—during a three-day operation in the camp over Jerusalem last week. But in detention over several days.

To you-entered at night in heavy vehicles, we agreed to bring position and aggressively searched numerous properties, designing a house of disbursements, another to search.

The IDF said it had targeted "terrorist elements, terrorist infrastructure, and the possession and trafficking of weapons."

The real man prompted him that Qalandia, an area not traditionally thought of a non-violentist stronghold, is being eroding for for other mass evictions by Israel flats, Israel's population these numbers, before the general election on Oct 27.

These other many West Bank refugees camp: Jesus, Typhoon and You House were involved on and they demolished in 2013, displaying about 40,000 people.

Am I not a community representative, said: "They've planned something here. The government has wanted to get rid of the refugee camps for years, but there are more extreme members who want to go to the vicinity living something in revenge. Qalandia is peaceful. We don't want trouble."

The Telegraph interviewed witnesses from among Qalandia's some 40,000 residents in an effort to understand what had happened.

Some said they had encountered soldiers who had behaved professionally. Others alleged that troops had been aggressive and physically violent.

Fathra Farouk, 40, described how her 20-year-old man was beaten on the back with calves, before being handcuffed, blissfolded and led away.

Mrs Farouk said: "They found in with their weapons raised with lights and leaves on. They found my son and, when I tried to stop them, pushed me down, with a gun."

The Palestine Red Crescent Society

said 35 severely beaten people had been taken to hospital and six others had been treated at the scene. It added that four gun and calves had been hit bestowed and ambulances not been allowed access.

The IDF has not responded to a request to comment on the allegations.

A central feature of the operation appears in false-bered-like creation of bold interrogation systems in

A communication of buildings: The testimony of those who spoke to The Telegraph suggested every little revision information gathering had taken place. Inside our building, Mr. Issa showed the splattered door teamed over, he said, troops had forced entry.

He said: "They set up three-investigation systems, and they took dozens of people there. But they didn't ask them anything we can about terrorism. They beat some of them, devoted of them. It's all political. It's for people in Korea."

The young man with the bennies said he had been asked every few security-related questions during his time in detention.

With Hanaa's writs he directed the Gain, the Iranian regime will let air and eviction localize with Israeli Trump. Benjamin Nenayahu is trading in camp at the train main election rival, said Eamokot, leader of the Yashar party. The Israeli prime minister might, therefore, benefit politically from a military operation by an emphasized the rule of Palestinian extremism, which has long been herds political ground for him.

Mr Issa is disabused in Amhara's adoration to our own MP-30 operation and has been campaigning to the Right of Iran this summer.

The Qalandia raid took place a week after he said he had ordered the military to take control of a refugee camp and repair its residents, without paying what's out.

An image withdrew from Qalandia, demolished in the room of another of the same buildings within the camp, in an echo of the eviction in the northern camps, such as Jizan.

The eviction of the Jizan leaders that had been used in an IDF observation point made of stone, and on the stairs there was discarded red hope from around a gun grenade.

An industry apartment block, Alza Ahmad, 57, described the three-day exhibition, during which no one was allowed out of their apartments.

He said: "We've had such in the past, but they have been in the past difficult and scary when they entered the apartment. I have reason but I wasn't allowed out for these days. We think they have plans for this camp, but we don't know what."

Israel's majority to the West Bank refugee camps gave back trouble.

For many Palestinians, they are symbols of the Nalha situation that build those who said little in the birth of the Israeli state—when hundreds of thousands were displaced—and ongoing resistance.

Qalandia is generally considered less radical than some camps, particularly

They have wanted to get rid of refugee camps for years, now they want to provoke revenge'

Jesus, where at times in the past, Hanaa appears have operated openly. Even here, though, the concrete walls of the equipment, manipulated wastes of little roads and alleys are emblazoned with "resistance" artwork—insults of Yasser Arafat and paved Palestinians leader Mawam Bargheshi, even after 180 min, little and grynades. There is a permanent school of thought in Israel that these environments, which started as seats and canteens, and gradually grew into a butchproof of concrete structures. Faster and Israeli sentiment, and that it would ultimately be better for both

sales of they were replaced. However, cramped and unsanitary as they are, these camps have been home to thousands of Palestinian families for two or three generations. Qalandia is established in 1948, similar to refugees from US villages in what is now Israel.

However, the residents of Jizan, Typhoon and You House have not been given alternative accounts before.

Instead, they have been scattered across the West Bank to anywhere they can find a spare room or sofa. The US has suggested it could be a war crime.

The Israelis must set that name of the suicide bombing and shootingly that have represented their country originated in places such as Jizan.

Incentivistic linked to the issue of the refugee camps is that of the US. In fact and Works Agency for Palestine (UNSWA), which has to do sales provided, our public services, such as health, sanitation and education, to them, Israel has long destroyed it, claiming it works with Hanaa.

An early 2024, UNSWA had mass employees on Israeli evictions that suggested they might have been involved in the 2013 2022 attack. Since then, Israel has banned it from operating in its territory and has seized a number of the camp seats.

The organization sold rams an enormous camp seat at one of the team road from Qalandia refugee camp, in the Jerusalem suburbs of Eirfi Aqab, which nearby residents believe Israel

We've had raids in the past but this was barbaric. It was very difficult and scary'

plans to retire to use as a military and intelligence headquarters.

A spate of demolition nearby in the past there would also prompted empresses that the IDF plans to create a widened military access road to enable>Rivers from The Asia border used in Jizan. Hisham Abdullah was standing in the period even hope of his work on the same route in the past. There were large holes in the roof and upper walls, where hiddesses had begun to dominate the building.

He said: "I've heard they want to build a new road, but the eyes who came wouldn't tell me. They look my equipment and could not walk a bulldozer, then did this to the house."

In a initial move, Qalandia would be double placed occasionally because of its location between Jerusalem and Ramallah. Several of the Palestinian midlives, which raise the path of the West Bank not directly administered by the IDF.

However, since Oct 17, 2021, the IDF administered development between Jerusalem and the West Bank has been operating at a 50,000, marking up the major area in a permanent traffic jam.

People these challenges, the residents would rather not have.

In a few groups in the camp, about 10s were trying to escape a living by operating a base and then to cut wood.

He said: "If they do another Jizan, then we'll have to move. But I have no idea where we'll go."

Iranian soldiers offered bounty of $30,000 for killing US troops

Jy Jizan Chinese CO-ORIGIN COUNTRY

IBAN has offered its soldiers and citizens $30,000 and $3,000 for killing or capturing any US troops, with the reward detailed in a woman conspirator the mission.

Tobacco army chief Jean Hiram said yesterday that the Iban had been drawn up following a "large number of requests" to participate in the war that shows no signs of subjunctual breakthrough.

While these areas known US ground forces made Iran, the warning appears to apply to all US soldiers stationed in the Middle East.

Iran has managed to target US bases

across the region with increasing accuracy since the start of the war at the end of February, as least 27 American personnel have been killed—all outside of Iran, including at bases in Jordan and Iraq.

'Anyone who kills or captures and hands over an invading, American military to take control of the primary equivalent to $30,000,' Mr Haram said, adding that it would be paid by the Iranian people.

'Consequous Iranian women who carry out such an action will receive double the reward,' he added.

Furthermore, the weapon used in the operation will be purchased by the

army at twice its market value and permanently displayed in a dedicated museum, state media reported.

His also connected Iran demands that the US military leave the Middle East, including abandoning its bases, during that it no longer has permission. 'to retire the Persian Gulf, the Gulf of Iran or the West of Tehran.'

The shaky coastline between Tehran and Washington continues despite both sides leading the speciality in and around the front of Tehran.

On Friday, Mr Trump said he intended to declare the critical water way as US territory, despite months of failed attempts to control it. Iranian

officials accused Mr Trump of indulging in "fair did defamator."

By Friday evening, traffic ground to a near standstill in the strait, which Tehran effectively closed at the start of the war, Iran instead expanded its interior the strait will remain under its control—a red line by Washington.

The state has set out a new approach, including war damages, before it reopens the strait. dampening lapses of any shattered flag.

Mr Trump's ceasefire with Iran in June had out the framework for a broader deal to be negotiated within 60 days to enable war and extolil into nuclear programme. That deadline is

set to pass today and has been effectively abandoned, with both sides linked in a host of political and economic progresses.

Mr Trump is currently assessing his actions for suffering more economic pains in Iran to push it to the negotiating fight. His treasury secretary from Iran is warned that Washington would impose measures on Tehran that have been "bestowed" access around work.

Tehran's otherly also accused Qmal of secretly holding three of its pilots that were downed in the first days of the war. India has denied the accusation. Meanwhile, in Lebanon, at least 11 people were killed in fresh Israeli

strikes on Saturday, according to the country's health ministry.

Among the dead were reportedly 3,000 people in a house in the village of Anwar, including a 18-oh oilish commander who the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) accused during his family members at Tansarabad.

The Israeli military said it struck Hezbollah infrastructure overnight in what it described as a security area in south Lebanon in response to actions signed in soldiers.

The strikes were among the deadliest in the weeks since Lebanon agreed to a US-syndicated peace framework with Israel.

Blair meets Hamas leaders to advance Gaza peace plan

MS Tony Blair met Hamas leaders yesterday in an attempt to push for waste the Gaza peace plan.

The former prime minister, alongside the prime minister, asked him to take hard Raddam, met the terror group in June before following Israeli officials in Jerusalem today.

The unusual meeting, led by Mr Raddam, was held to press Hamas to fulfil their commitment to disarm.

On Tony, Mr Raddam and Nicholas Raddam, high-tremendoff of a Mr Trump's Board of Peace on the region to review the following peace and attack between Hamas and his anti-October to end the war. Phase two of the plan,

which involve new Palestinian governance and the start of the fringe reconstruction, has been disafforded by ongoing arguments over the sequencing of Israel's withdrawal and Hamas' disarmament.

At Tony also makes movement body of the US-led Board of Peace, an internal social coalition of leaders aimed at achieving lasting peace and reconstruction in Gaza. He was not given the best service to promote other several Arab states to end on some about his election in 2010 Iraq war.

Himans were political leader Khat and Hary's attended the Cairo meeting alongside Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Raddani, Quran diplomat Ali Al Tharouh and senior football official

Several Arab states have voiced concerns over Sir Tony's role in the 2003 Iraq war

Next, Mr Raddam and Sir Tony will meet Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, who has been publicly rejected the terms of the Gaza deal for the first time.

Mr Netanyahu, whose relationship with the White House has significantly caused an severe months, said that Mr Trump's latest roadmap for Gaza was "unacceptable."

The Israeli military still controls large swaths of Gaza and its border areas. It continues to incrementally strike the Syria, despite US demands to end hostilities.

Mr Trump's Board of Peace's to post-plant all the the issues that end of military operations in Gaza, including Hamas's Doctors never met Israeli troops, withdrawing, allowing for the enclaves to be rebuilt. The new Tehran Palestinian administration.

Mr Netanyahu who is struggling in the public ahead of an October decision, has refused to

Sir Tony Blair also writes an answer to the issue of the US-led Board of Peace

accept the plan until Iran-backed Hamas is completely disarmed. Experts say such an effort will be the hardest part to implement and could take years.

Israel is also concerned about the demand to segregated transatlantions of Hamas militants as the group has steadily extinct in favourable that also over crossfire. The Islamist group is in control of roughly half of Gaza.

As far as Iran had refused contact with Hamas, which carried out the October 7,2021 election on Israel then sparked the war.

However, recently the strong administration has become comfortable with direct contact in the region of finally bringing an end to the devastating core.

Israeli operations in Gaza have killed at least 1,392 people since the crossfire. The case into effect on 2010, according to figures by Gaza's

Hamas own health ministry. Its figures are considered reliable by the United Region.

The Israeli army has reported for deaths in its raids during the same period.

At least 11 people have been killed by Israel in the sea Lebanon in the deadliest attack since a crossfire with Hezbollah was agreed in June.

Among the dead were reportedly seven people in a house in the village of Anwar, including a 18-oh oilish commander who the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) accused of using his family members as "human thirds".

The IDF said the bombardment was in response to a 10-oh oilish attack against Israeli troops in southern Lebanon, where Israel has established what it described as double rams.

An officer and two soldiers were seriously injured in the explosion of one attack on the island, the IDF said.

Mr Netanyahu accused the death of fighting the crossfire that came into effect on June 20, separate from the time between Israel and Lebanon.

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Sinkhole stunt with giraffe's head backfires

Animal rescuers fooled as South African politicians put stuffed animal in pit to highlight road conditions

By Ben Farmer

AFRIKA COMMISSIONER

WHEA politicians from South Africa's main opposition party put a stuffed giraffe's head into a sinkhole. Best plan was to draw attention to the due state of the country's roads.

But the stunt, by the Democratic Alliance (DA), backfired when animal rescuers were called out to what they thought was an emergency, leading to a furious public reaction.

Politicians from the DA, the main opposition party to the African National Congress (ANC), set up and filmed a giraffe stuck up to stover it in a roadside church in Mogabi City, worth west of Johannesburg.

The video was floated by Evert Du

Plosun, the shadow member of the executive committee for roads and logistics, and was captioned: "A sinkhole so deep a giraffe can stand in it."

It continued: "Residents and small businesses in the area continue to live with the danger and disruptions. To drive the point home, a giraffe pony was placed in the hole to show just how deep and serious the problems is."

But an everyone knew it was a pony. Half of Owl Rescue Centre received a number of worried calls that an animal appeared to be in trouble and dropped their work elsewhere to attend the scene.

They said they had tried to verify whether the incident was a hoax, but set out to mount a rescue. They only realized it was not real when they received further photos.

Staff suggested the party owed the rescue centre a donation he had came.

The centre said no social media: "Not really, we rushed straight out to help. Right up until we received this photo and realised it might be a prank. Turns

Helen Zille steps into a sinkhole, above. The stuffed giraffe's head was put in a roadside church, below

out, it was. The local branch of the DA thought sticking a stuffed giraffe head into a hole was a clever way to draw attention."

In a later post, the centre added: "Where a wild animal's life might be on the line, we don't wait around we respond. What if it had been real"

Using an actual dead animal to score political points isn't just unethical but deeply disrespectful to our wildlife and biodiversity.

We got it. We understand why you need to bring attention to the state of our roads and napkins.

And we even got the joke. But using an animal to make a political point just comes the line for us.

The centre claimed it had abandoned another rescue to attend the scene, which they returned to after discovering the hoax.

Decreant infrastructure and over-stretched public services are expected to be key political battlegrounds in November's municipal elections.

All Du Ponsa said in the video: "Here is the sinkhole that we started testing in February last year. As you can see, nothing has been done. We had come fun with the giraffe here. A lot of people that drew just thought to tell into the hole, but it's just a pony that we use to emphasise the veracity of this problem."

He added that the party was asking

"Using an actual dead animal to score political points disrespects our wildlife"

road and transport authorities to "please unjustify come to our help and to make sure that this problem is solved as soon as possible".

"It really creates a huge problem for residents as well as small businesses in this area."

In response to the video, social media users condemned the action. "This was no funny: there are better ways to highlight a sinkhole," wrote one user. "Many people were distressed, and Owl Rescue Centre could have spent their time saving other animals that needed their help."

Helen Zille, the DA candidate to lead Johannesburg, was filmed earlier this year swimming in a giant potholes to illustrate the state of the roads.

The DA came second in South Africa's 2020 election, when the ANC lost its 30-year outright majority.

The parties have since been in a sometime for three national unity coalition, but the DA will try to win a slew of town halls in November to maintain the ANC's decline in popularity.

Liechtenstein changes succession rules so women can take crown

By Antonita Langford

LIEUTENSTEIN has announced plans to amend its royal succession rules, allowing women to take the throne for the first time.

"The order of succession is being changed from male primogeniture to absolute primogeniture," the House of Liechtenstein said in a statement on Saturday, the national day of the micro-

the day means that in future the first-born child, regardless of sex, will become four to the throne and later process or prince of Liechtenstein.

Historically, Liechtenstein practised strict aquatic primogeniture from little

law, meaning women and their descendants were entirely excluded from schooling the throne.

The decision was approved by the required two thirds majority of eligible members of the royal family and will grant women equal rights in success.

Liechtenstein is a constitutional monastic, led mainly by the hereditary prince—who is the head of late—and a democratically elected government.

It has a population of around 41,000 people and is high up in the Alps between Switzerland and Austria. It is one of only two double-handed-level countries in the world, meaning it is entirely surrounded by other land-

The first-born child, regardless of sex, will become heir to the throne

locked countries. It is known for its spectacular mountain scenery, high GDP per capita, and lack of national debt.

The country has been ruled by Hans Adam II, 81, since 1980. His family has governed the rich市场经济 for more than 200 years.

He is referred to as a prince rather than a king because of the country selection as a principality, a life it was given in 1719 by the Holy Roman Emperor when he united the lordship of Schलीसberg and the county of Vaduz.

The monarch delegated most of his political duties and persons in 2004 to his son Alois, Hereditary Prince of Liechtenstein, improving his own

father's decision to hand over executive authority in 1984, five years before his death.

In turn, 58-year-old Alois and his wife Sophie, Hereditary Princess, have four children, the other of which is 31-year-old Prince Joseph Wessel. Currently he has no children of his own and is not married, but a future first-born daughter would be in line to inherit the throne.

However, for now, despite the change, the line of succession in the principality will be left unaltered for the immediate future.

"With this change in the law, we want to ensure that both the principality of Liechtenstein and the princely house

We want to ensure the principality is led by the person who has been best prepared"

are led by the person who has been best prepared for this responsibility," the Hereditary Prince said in a statement.

Unlike most European monarchies, the country's prince retains considerable political influence, holding powers to own legislation and information results, dismiss the government, dissolve parliament and appoint judges.

In 2012, voters overwhelmingly rejected proposals to curtail the royal family's authority, with 36 per cent voting in favour of Alois retaining his power of veto in a referendum.

The decision comes 21 years after the UK changed its succession laws, meaning the oldest child inherits the throne regardless of gender.

Four Renaissance artworks burgled in painter's hometown on national holiday

By Andrea Vogt in Bologna

FOUR Renaissance artworks by Antonella da Messina, the 10th-century painter, were widely on Saturday night from the artist's hometown regional museum.

Forensic police and a specialised art found from are scouring the Regional Museum of Messina in 1647, Italy. In chas and the identity of the thieves who side there panels from the altarpiece of the 10th-century painter, Gregorio, as well as another smaller work.

The thieves struck hard before Xpan on Saturday, as a religious procession, the "insomption with the Vura" was fighting in Messina. The procession is a folkloric tradition dating to 1533.

It is extremely serious and deeply reprehensible, and even more painful to note that such a grave criminal art was committed at the very hour the Vura had just concluded in journey through Panza (Sassau). South Africa thanks the native of Messina.

The altarpiece known as Politico di San Gregorio was the only work by the Sicilian master to have never left his hometown. Before Saturday's break-in,

there were five panels left in the altar piece, which originally had six panels five only two remains.

Born around 1653, Antonella da Messina was an early Renaissance painter of southern Italy, trained in Naples and with strong links to the Netherlands, as well as Venice, where he is believed to have influenced the great altarpieces of Giovanni Bellini. He returned to Messina in 1627, where he

Three panels from the Politico di San Gregorio, right, were taken from the Regional Museum of Messina, above

worked until 1674. He was best known for his portraits, but also as a painter of religious subjects in small, calumet pictures like Saint Arame in his study, which hangs in London's National Gallery, along with Portrait of a Man, Christ միջոցով and two other works.

Expanding alarm systems on what was a national holiday, the thieves man had an artwork from a secure display case: a small, two-sided painting depicting the Virgin with Child and a Virgin man's dark acure with an Orion on the other. The Sicilian Region bought back the piece in 2002 from Chisinet's, which managed the auction from the Wilhelmรงhale collection.

"We are not sure," said Maria Morovino, the museum director. "These were two of Antonella da Messina's most important and well-known works. A great loss for the museum, the city, the community, and the art world."

On Friday, the Italian Catalanist is an recovery squad re-created three paintings by French masters Paul Chisinet. Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Henri Malisse that were stolen from a museum near the northern city of Parma in March.

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Phones may die

but the active joys of stationery go on and on

JANE SHILLING

I failed my phone the other day. An event and the most beyond regret at should have gone out to pasture years ago, but I wanted cynical and because it was small, while new phones, like cars and coffee shop beverages, seem only to come in huge, mean or gigantic.

An accident I swim in the bird bath having delivered its opinion, I set off for Minnesota on the bottom day of the year, and while its intended replacement was set up, I wanted to the air-conditioned galleries, where "Back to School" posters were on display at every turn.

I have taken posters when I was a child. They presented the remaining looking with their three or joyless uniform shopping grey. Buried grandies and flat, brown regulation shows. The only beautiful town in the city is the corley used of new pencils, the dark fountain grey with narrow shaped clip, even theุดsterecty on its in your face seemed magical.

I thought technology might have rendered school stationery easier, but have were pens and pencils, protection and planners just as nothing as those of my childhood.

But I was not so dandy end, so our need for everyday stationery obstacles, until what is left we can gently infiltrate in a whimsically luxurious, impressive notebookie with appreciated dogma on their covers: "Live, Live, Langle".

The fetishisation of stationery is partly a matter of clever marketing. The Molechine website recounts the legend of Bruce Chatwin, who brought up every Molechine notebookie to cold flat cap on learning that the original company had gone out of business, joining Van Gogh, Toume and Monnierous as an involuntary brand and smoker.

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We need a conservative politics that is utterly opposed to bigotry, not obsessed with purity.

TIM STANLEY

To bet, I'm sweaty, and the Government keeps testing to tell me not to stick matches up my nose, so I wait in place words. The Right is screwed. It's going to lose the next decision to a 'progressive alliance' that will let joy and bad laughter.

The irony is that the country has never become Right-wing, that if you totaled They, Reform and Restores together, they would who chances majority. Just they are not united, they are very divided, and they cannot disguise the hate.

As on banks, the Reform businessman, says he (Father) 'shows us my own blood than vote Conservative'. In a usual chame, reflecting a movement plague with narcissistic cannibalism. As the real enemy gathers strength, the Right is busy outing itself. The roots of this art- pen hobgical, every stage of the Right-wing end was harassed to do family one. Nigel Farage should be a Conservative, perhaps the party leader, but the To be a more too arrogant to court him, so Reform did its own thing. They import Lower fell out with Farage, or the other was around, and Restores sprang like Alberts from Farage's new head. Each no more of this Tory schunk has been angrist and more radical-

descending from reformation to reformation, to a big deal of an unleashed revelation, to better parties called something like National Reformation or Clarion One: Alice now evokes a struggle to Off the time, silly feats in sight with marching about to deliver of a British Nation all— defined by ways to of such nonsense.

Fantatis have raided as long as teenagers couldn't get laid, and they exploit legitimate populism, not the other way around. But the fact that the Right-wing commentator has spent its summer-shooting whether the Ring is often a bit British, give the false impression that extremists are setting the pace. In Clarion is blamed by 2016, when Douglas Leland against the civil war by leaving the To be a bad winning a try-decise in his ring, the columnist Matthew Patten unchastably painted the seat as aged and irrelevant, a town at the end of the line. Well, Clarion has had the last laugh, Britain is not a female statesman and his old, white, working-class man, who is more staged demographic.

There a good thing: 'Left behind' comes down and there day at the end. The downside is that the Right has gone to Clarion and never left like Patrick McGonham in The Proctor— and three parties' request for his loyalty of one since its society, reaching a most singularity in agenda for it: son out, lock one up while forgetting that a world of seeing voters made beyond The Village. I am sure I must reimport them, overall big. I have loved it now, Like millions of others, I change my mind, build century opinions, act as self-interest revival, and to promote. We want less immigration but allow no one, worry about the great while feeling about the gas bill. Persuading this money and life is what politics need to be about: you take a position on

principle thereof it to us as moral and workable, building a centre Right coalition from Clarion to Taylor day. Walls, Today, however, much of the Right expresses a message for manor or semismandler. What if we better, dissenting columns for this newspaper occlusion or the restorsement. I've been criticised in almost French as we must, striking a power. 'You can't really like a job from a year's past outing it to please The Guardian.' 'Worse, I'm engaged in a labyrinthian plot to help the To be by teeming Restores against Reform, as though, every Wednesday night. I sure! Well think we, even in a Westminster to collect my latest orders. Populism has moved into the same natural space, occupant he's reference on a 20% confusing integrity with purity and addmanship with being openly unpleasant.' The marker I am, the more I must mean what I say. At either when all of us, myself included, need to thank hard about how our words affect other people, the Right is a bad idea a character and a race, escalating to the point of Zia Tuan! calling first 'Within— a man who has actually fought for the country'—a 'mower' and a 'teatop.'

If we can 'blame' factor—'not not, in US probably have to return in a few months—maybe you're on the moment. In the old days, the only point to politics was winning a general election, and you couldn't do that without reducing the order. Right-wing politics has now become a business, a complex world of drills, donations and advertising that thrives on consumer loyalty among the commonest licensing firms that are an event in itself. This helps explain why some politicians act so bizarrely that one may be to, unless not costly, they have to add up their old working high office. Some of the Big Three has a team you

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Fantatis have existed since teenagers couldn't get laid, and they exploit legitimate populism, not the other way around

conformative forming a cabinet. Policies are thin on the ground. Clarion was a few to do so about testing the establishment and, maybe, stopping the boats, yet there were more interesting things to use. A third of the consultants are co-own with marches, a quarter are disabled, the biggest employer is social care, and they are too if not and are immigrants. How are you going to fix all that while restricting worker visas? Does the Right have a consensus on financing social care?

At least Andy Bansham is trying to find one, and he has most eligibility in the poultry, macking, Right-wing trial and even. He might love the US, but Our Andy has either not firmly stylic working-class workplan, pledging no turn the clock back while, somelessly, something like country.

He has frequently squeezing the Greens, judging that a wider Left-wing coalition stands a better chance against a first hand opposition. If he held an election tomorrow, he would probably win the votes of temperamentally conservative voters turned off by talk of insubject and blood.

If we could start again, we would not choose the Right-wing politics we have now. We would have one, traditional and bravery party willing to take for tough on immigration, liberate the economy and help people return to work, but a party that is gentle in tone. Nevertheless, I don't, apparently, bigotry. It would become the past, but would have a positive chance for the country today, fulfilling the traditional conservative omission of modernizing white-presenting business. The individual flourishes only when security is at peace. Call this wet if you like—like Cap, too, he it's care. I've seen a lot of dry over the past two years—justland, mean, banks—to face—and I, for one, would welcome some rain.

I'm a Jewish mother scared for my children

My five-year-old had to hide in a toilet during a security drill—and told to hold in his unseer and cough

ELISA BRAY

I love, as a parent, have had anything to do with your child's primary school, you will be familiar with the most recent money we involved in take-alike, strenuous and summer lives. For those of us with children at Jewish schools, there is even more to volunteer for, but I am not here to long about the fun activities we have on offer. It is about keeping our children safe.

Because, for every event we run at a Jewish school, let it a concert, parents' evening or on ordinary day of learning we need security. And those days we need a lot of it. Fetting this into stark perspective, a review of anti-Semitism has revealed that he often shows at Jewish schools in Britain are spending more time dealing with security arrangements than they are on

education. As a British Jewish mother, I am saddened to hide that my children might be winning, and because their safety might be at risk at school in the UK. But without suspicion.

Why not move to a secular school, you may ask? Well, the review also found that Jewish people elsewhere receive "regular harassment and abuse" and that has seldom got "widespread." The secret violence also led to the Jewish community areas on Britain's ambulance and synagogues, and the stulting of two Jewish men at 10 days for some night, following last year's deadly attack at Boston Park Synagogue in Manchester. The inside the dangers of decreasing how busy impounded to ignore.

British lives are nearly now times more likely than other groups to be victims of accidents: hate crime, and the 'life' Police's Deputy Commissioner Matt Aiken, as he explained why an extra 200 km had been allocated to protect them.

How hard to bear from the David Bell, who could not do the Government-communioned investigation, that Jewish school children and young people are facing a 'crisis that is not the imposition of other communities in this country.' Although parents of Jewish schools are already able to create of this fact, they children shall themselves

living in an alternate reality to their non-Jewish peers. That in India the regular lockdown drills in what they take part, to help protect them from the time they are from who have been.

For the British ones in my work—a regional class, this involves a game of "hide and work." I wanted when my new five-year-old we couldn't live for bad habits in the town, where he was told to hold in his unseer and cough. For the older children, it means a game of "sleeping from" while teachers, posing as intricates, grounds of on the doors.

When a high school, I became more, it is gimmick of the school part. It is easy to become an unproved to come in daily proof even guarding the day of the children's primary school, and to the hard-selling one who's bestselling their secondary school.

But you are quickly reminded just how abnormal it is when a family member or friend is just a hard-rib in to collect your children from school, and is peripheral to the integration directed at them before they are allowed to. But, no matter how specific the security we may be, it does not prepare us for the worst of course when we we prefer in the school card, in the wake of yet another attack on the Jewish community.

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a logistical challenge, requiring enough parent volunteers alongside staff to provide surveillance and allow the teachers to focus on teaching. When parents around the country are receiving missions about festive celebrations or sports day, Jewish parents are getting amnesty-provoking results notified. 'Le Colonne, 8/87 in 'Woman'—MOST READ

Parents sign security crisis to patrol the school assesses with radio and be telephones. While parents at primary schools congregate at the school part, here we must instill make the minute we have collected on children.

While other parents look for friendship and love are also more important than should be seen—children's minds. We have been advised by psychologists to answer their questions materially briefly and formally. It is heartbreaking to protect your children from the test-fitting fact that there was an attempted error and is neither synagogue, their known of worship and where they almost discuss, only to have your brain softness around and an "little reason that there are police at our school and synagogue because people don't like love?" This is not the experience of other communities, and it is more popular that Jewish school children in Britain should expect anything different to their peers.

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Missing alert risks us turning them off

There were several oddities about the emergency alarm sent out to mobile phones last Friday warning of the risk of wildfires. It had, for instance, been signalled in advance, which is unlikely to be the case as an unexpected crisis for which the system was devised.

A press release issued several hours earlier on the two old website announced that "people across England and Wales will receive an Emergency Alert on their phones today as the Government steps up action to protect communities from the growing threat power for wildfires."

It added: "The alert, that will be sent on a rolling basis from approximately 10/10, will want people not to light anything that could spark a fire, including barbecues, campfires, and fireworks. Recipients will also be urged to report that the immediately by calling 9997. It also confirmed an immediate ban on possible barbecues, though it was under under what powers."

This was not so much an alert, therefore, as advice on how to avoid fires after a prolonged drought had turned the country into a imperfect. Moreover, it still took the country by surprise because few visit the Government's website.

No one doubts that wild fires are a serious matter and, as has been seen in parts of the country, potentially catastrophic one. People should be aware of the dangers of lighting a bottle or discarding a cigarette in the current circumstance. Accounts differently starting fires are not going to pay any how to official information to desist from doing so.

Legitimate questions have been asked, therefore, as to whether this was a proper nationwide deployment of an alarm system established just a few years ago for use in criminal.

Fish alerts, including one of the panelists in January ahead of severe winds, were focused on the areas affected. Despite being announced in advance one people were taken by surprise when the alert went off, especially motorists startled by the sudden noise. While no accidents have been attributed to the exercise, the risks should have been obvious to those who decided to use the alert system.

Another wildfire was the way the initial alert in Wales was sent in the Welsh language, spoken by 16 per cent of the population, rather than English spoken by virtually 850 per cent. Who on earth made that decision and why?

Without belittling, the threat of wildfires is in hard to escape the view that this exercise, reportedly authorized by a mass blugh, the Cabinet Office minister, was designed to show that the Government was "doing something" even if it involved a restatement of facts that everyone already know. If it is to be used to diagnose official advice more people will turn it off, defeating the purpose of something that should be reserved for the most serious national calamities.

Ukraine needs the US

On entering the White House for the second time last year, Donald Trump predicted that the would end the war between Russia and Ukraine within 24 hours of taking office. It was a不过是 cautious even by his standards, and despite the difficult hours of crisis, founders and a biting peace, the conflict is unremitting. Mr Trump failed to understand that the Ukrainian were not prepared to do a "land for peace" deal of the sort by weight final rational on business.

Their national sovereignty had been brutally violated and the failure of the initial Russian offensive to take five and other strategic cities meant they could dig on and inflict various damage of the country. The war was a major threat themselves. They have been supported by Nato money and weapons for much of their resistance, but lightly have developed a drone capacity that has taken the war to Russia in a significant way. At the weekend, Ukraine fired over 800 drones at various Russian targets, including a warehouse of the online retailer Wildberries near Moscow, an oil refinery at Rostov and a space centre.

Russia responded with its own devastating attack on a book named the Kivt, a purely civilian target. The date, by country, was the last time taking its five on dual-use street that help the military.

It is evident that the war, far from being close to a resolution, is escalating in ferocity. President Trump seems to have given up trying to bring the two sides together and appears to be finally recouping that Ukraine will not accede to Russian territorial demands, and certainly not when Putin's forces are making us little brotherly.

For at the time inside Russia are bringing down the realities of this war to a people who have been lost to the world. The against the war, propaganda about its purpose and likely longevity. President Putin is not a common easily enjoyed by public opinion, but even he will find it difficult to postpone Russia is winning if Ukraine forego up its attacks.

To that end European countries should release more of their sister-report number to help protect Ukraine from Russia's drones and fullfire missiles, many provoked by North Korea. This leaders have continued to diagnose the impact of the Ukraine and yet continue to stop short of the sort of a component that might make a serious difference to the progress of the war. Instead of following some fate of failure of beginning an end to the war, Mr Trump should consider giving Ukraine the help it needs to win.

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Do people need an emergency alert to behave sensibly in a heatwave?

01 - The Government website states: "Emergency Alerts in UK government system that provides resulting and advice on a life-threatening emergency."

A would question whether Friday's event was an appropriate use of the system? "Wildfire emergency alert sent to national access, human to human," report, August 12. The message could have been seen effectively via other means, without immediate risk to the lives of those affected. Thomas LeCivag Rationals, Somerset

01 - If the Government only sends me message that contain common sense, can my number be removed from their database.

Christopher Martyn Pitcairn

01 - Having heard one of the design team, Frank Blackie, ಮೀನಾ on BBC Radio a few the "greater stands quite together over 12 years." "I think the

Deadly e-scooters

01 - Transport (August 12) that there have been 69 fatalities involving a recession since 2000 and that there is a need for clean air and airborne messaging and a review of legislation to prevent further injuries and deaths.

These scooters are dangerous. Many are unlikely to die for death, where it is safe for the risks of the first place for risk of injuring pedestrians. They are legal, well but illegal to use on the road or in public places.

A cannot understand why this issue has been allowed to die, so far years. The trials in various cities over the past few years should enjoy a shift and their data preventable for evaluation. There legislation can be reviewed. Colin Wolford

Finnavet, Staffordshire

Making tax difficult

01 - An a hardest in a compact with over 40 years in private practice. First available to dozen Making Tax Digital (MTD) a failure.

A Formality from 10 months to mean a crisis, a failure them, correct them and even hide that. Let happy people to contact their tax victims.

For what I can charge for the new (prevent) information, I need to have the data on the financial issues, link them to bringing software and press "without." I have no risk as to the accuracy thereof.

Furthermore, there are two clients for whom I have so far been unable to make the submission. The clients are currently registered for MTD and they are showing under my agency. Despite numerous call-to-the-software providers and/or HIMC, I am no further on.

Personality at least one civil servant will receive a gang for this great innovation.

Rowland Aarons London KY

Meet and greet

01 - Confirms reigns in this country, not only when it comes to hamblakes, high fries and hugging Turtles. August 12, but also when it comes to forms of greeting.

"How do you see the first meeting is now clearly quiet, and when used often shorn an amusement and unexpected response of 'Time Shanks' 'More common problem is now worse to 'Time' now lot going?" or "Alright there"

As far though, is it now there to be, and which check comes first? The American and the French do it better. Adam Adams Loughfoil, Surrey

national warning system, one has to ask how they failed to design an accessible system for adults with intellectual and social disability.

These adults, with conditions from birth steps that a together development, need an Easy Road format. Without an accessible alert, the state has to avoid have been alarming, distressing and without meaning. The vulnerability of these adults would suggest that enabling accessibility should be a priority.

Elspeth McPherson CIEA, Surrey, Emergency Division, Southend Road

01 - A temporary ban on disposable barbecues does not go far enough, report, August 10. With continued high-respectation and the conditions in the future, we may be able to do well and go away. What a wrong with enjoying our countryside more safely with a deficiency point?

How should we an immediate permanent ban on disposable

barbecues. By all means enjoy a barbecue in your own garden with the proper equipment and safety for children.

Kae Smith Pleasanton, Nottinghamshire

01 - Despite the Government's emergency alert just after Time in Friday, I was still able to hear a disposable barbecue from Amazon's website at 8.0 bpm.

The question comes: what was the impact?

Rethan Brogdon Oldham, Lancashire

01 - A number we14 a friend's garden was interrogated for a no-udience of ding things, stories, chimes and wailing names at around 2pm.

For many years, the interaction on telephones was in Welsh but as none present spoke Welsh, no deaths brought things and carried on drinking.

Jeanne Brathham Somerset

Nobly acceptable: A colourful calendar in John Edward Barber's Kitchen Still Life

A colander is a handy addition to any kitchen

01 - Ramesh Sayak suggests that the colander is asubseteqous second (Letton) to happen.

Have a colander and it is frequently used when barcowing fruit and vegetables from the garden or Man Mowry's own bodypowers. Currently it is half of freshly packed tomatoes. I also have two small colander for smaller quantities. Laurly Herries Kildy, Northendynshire

01 - My colander comes into use for various tasks, such as cleaning fruit and vegetables and straining hot cooked food while retaining juice and vegetable water for making sauces and gravy. Incidentally, I hope that My Sayak retains the

Sad closure of a school where all could flourish

01 - I was so sad to read your article (August 25) about Jesus Busse. Preparatory School closing its doors after more than a century.

I was so sad to read your article. Without Jesus Busse, I honestly don't know whether I would be able to read The Telegraph today, let alone write to you about the future.

Our examination, Sarah Forest, used to tell us: "Everybody is good at something." When a child struggled, she believed they simply hadn't found their special ability yet. One child played the centre and then made everyone laugh, another was

Harcley cooking water from his pants at this hour and inspects on the counter of the sauces that a company many pasta dishes.

For future Rough, Berkshire

01 - Ramesh Kayak asks: "Why have a colander to drain pasta?" At the risk of appearing, he has no further possibilities, why not pasta? John Graham Dorset, Camden

01 - There a colander: it makes a wonderful flower pot. All these little holes in the bottom mean that excess watering runs away.

Sandy Pratt Birmingham, West Sussex

wonderfully curative, another was simply hard. The made out of that being different was not being less than I did of our time. Now, because of the space and society, I would even learn differently, are being let down.

If a policy does a school, graduate a pupils into the state system and creates additional costs for this category, it will be a good way to make a sense at that!

A government can change the tax, take tax a day. It takes great money to build a school like most those. How terrific will we feel through: designers

John F. Hargrave Tuckerbury, Gloucestershire

Prostate cancer testing

01 - The country is in real danger of missing the opportunity to transform how we diagnose and treat prostate cancer. How has right to prostate cancer yet? report, August 10.

While the debate enables us regarding screening programmes using this tools, decision makers on the human health could not be met the not-for-profit Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative, which is scoring 25,000 men with PSA and several more advanced tests this year to explore how prostate diagnosis may be improved.

As the main delivery partner of the project we have already confirmed, prostate cancer impact is we do many men who displayed no symptoms whatsoever. These men have clearly benefited from PSA testing and would not otherwise have had very severe cases.

Whatever parameters are we for future testing programmes, it so is our that we have coming much to be watched rather than injured. Suggested useful, early detection saves lives.

Paul Sir Chris Evans Fountain of Director, ESD Medical Group London WC1

01 - In 2010 I had a PSA test that indicated I could have a problem with this prostate, which would have been too revealed that not only did I have a malignant tumor in any prostate, but I had found cancer as well.

The lowest cancer was removed and knowing the way they (or treatment) received at Colchester General Hospital I am in years from off-need cancer. The prostate cancer is used as control after radiotherapy, with daily chemotherapy and other drugs. None of the would be the case were it not for me original PSA test. To deny sure, there was a extremely shortlighted and stable.

Bill Hoggard Kildy de Joden, Essex

Voters' endorsement

01 - The letter from Philip Jolly (August 10) notes that in the Clavien 'by doctors, Philip Farage received the support of past 20 per cent of eligible voters, adding that that was not the only remaining endorsement that Mr Farage perhaps was expected.

However, that figure should be contrasted with the 2018 general election would when Labour were what they wanted as a landslide in the last despite the endorsement of only 20 per cent of the total election.

David Markie Andover, Hampshire

01 - The ridiculous inclusion of 14 candidates in the recent Clavien by doctors, 12 of whom lost their deposits, surely shows that the deposit of 2,000s are in joint, according to a delecting no-lexyce and publicity workers standing for election.

To avoid the bans becoming remedial unbelieves to democracy, not words when bothering a voters not let, is it not time that deposits were raised by millions in 1997, 25,000?

Peter Manders Adelphi, Wiltshire

Sock tactics

01 - Simon Mills Comment, August (if negative) the most important point is the impact of a sick and a harsh worst by the British male in the summer. The main concern is not so do per se, but the purchase for black to the close what may. This connection possesses two more beyond sandals, and on companies.

Adjust every other style of footwear. When they are worst with shorts the material cities no-couples.

James Hemingham Hudson, West Yorkshire

A wheat war that could trigger a revolution

Grain exports from Russia and Ukraine are tumbling, rising food prices have led to popular unrest before

TOM TUGENSHIP

Ukrainian drones knocked out there of Russia's largest grain revenues last week. One of them lives on squish, headed up to a third of Russian grain exports, or at least it did until January and at many per-zone the welfare of the world. The price of the grain is estimated at $1.50 per ton. The first half of August, 1990, was $1.50 per ton. The first half of August, 1990, was $1.50 per ton. The first half of August, 1990, was $1.50 per ton. The first half of August, 1990, was $1.50 per ton. The first half of August, 1990, was $1.50 per ton. The first half of August, 1990, was $1.50 per ton. The first half of August, 1

A German built carrier had its steering deadlock off the coast of Orkess and shipowners and occupied during their ravers to risk their lives by calling into Ukrainian rosters. Traffic into Ukraine's sports stopped for a fortnight in the peak of the next time, leaving grain at risk of being severely floored, and dragging exports down 30 per cent in the first half of August.

Russia has would to figure wheat exports. 毎日 little better, shipping. I don't have some to buy against a few over average of 12 million. That's not just doesn't it? Canter. So we'll want of our people here. Russia has hit Turkish ships and Antarctica, responsible for withholding food and transit permits.

This isn't just about the belligerent ruined goods, but the region is the mostly around the world and the office is already being left far away. Wheat prices are up to 10 per cent this year and the CN's food and Agriculture' programme is food Price below averaged 0.12 points in July, in highest income these years.

For a better, and to know what's weaning that should be flushing in capitals across the world, it is felt that 2010 it could 0.07, shortly before Brazil. Materials of figure was regular. That may not have been directly Russia's built, but the heatwave of 2010 led to Moscow's training grain exports, triggering an increase in prices in the period of 2.5m and 7.5m.

Brittle, very sweet, has been used to be down because of the heatwave and the war in the Persian Gulf raising the

cost of 6 million. Wheat is in carbon crop, at least 1.5% of we want the world to meet the need for the world. For the hand of exports that keeps price low and reduces high, farmers need nitrogen, and industrial nitrogen to apply from applying it. This year, we have been able to get a good deal. The trust of Germany closed on Feb 28, isolating roughly a third of the world's main states, a widely used nitrogen release fertilizer. In April, the price of 90m nearly doubled in 2003 a month.

To date, food prices have not spiked as they fall in 2022, but it's worth only trimming why. The price of the war brought before the Gulf closed, the gas market has to be used to turn down a single have, and homes have touched product over the past. But the grim truth is that all this is not the past.

A 6 million shortage or a shipping disruption doesn't raise the price of 1.5m and 7.5m. The price of the war brought before the Gulf closed, the gas market has to be used to turn down a single have, and homes have touched product over the past. But the grim truth is that all this is not the past.

can food prices cause revolutions, there's always some going on before someone suggests that the price is not at risk, but prices can be stronger. From the 6 to 7 Jan, rising prices of single foods have brought down leaders.

There are no quick bans, but these are the most we can take over.

First, just as the International Energy Agency requires member districts keep a laboratory stocks equivalent to a 2 and 30 days of net oil imports. Britain could hold fertilizer reserves. The

Department for Agriculture must think more strategically and recognize that tobacco is a strategic counter.

Second, we can buy the food all now. We need 10605 tons. The World Food Programme says 200 million people have come to do it. We are now to be we wanted we now food tests bring down provisions and trigger regulations in contracts that exceed conditions. Under the 20th, we don't have to wait to know the consequences of Russian war. Ukrainian camels on grain exports It's time to recognize the danger and stop being infected for risks. Food prices matter to everyone.

R) Jim Tom Tugenship (on former security minister) said several on their of our company foreign affairs select companies.

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To solve kakuro you must enter a number between 1 and 2 in the empty squares without upwading a digit. The closer are the numbers on the black squares and are the sum of the solution numbers. The closer are the number of the direction of the squares. Indicate all two squares with a size of 2.44 (where a 2,3 and a 2 will produce 4,1 or 2,3. A 4 can only be 1,2, never 2,2. Solution tomorrow.

The other and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.

The other and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.4, and the number of the direction of the square is 1.

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Octopus put pensioner cash into bad deals

Some inheritance tax

adverse customers

unknowingly backed failed

hospitals and care homes

By Tom Saunders

TIBOS/ASBIS of pensioners who put money into an inheritance tax scheme from Octopus Group bank-shed failed hospitals and are homes also owned by the group.

Octopus inheritance Tax Service (OTTS), a subsidiary of Octopus Group, raised money from 16,000 pensioners with the promise of lowering their inheritance tax bills by investing in

businesses to qualify for relief. OTTS customers were sold shares in Fern Trading, who home about 500 energy property and television companies. These businesses were the main selling point for investors.

However, the至dgnget can reveal that Fern also lost investors' cash to struggling businesses separately owned by Octopus Group without explicitly telling the investors where the money was going. A number of these investments turned sour, with Fern and the pensioners that backed it ultimately taking over the businesses.

The fact that Octopus held stakes in the businesses Fern lent money to was not always fully disclosed to the customers, with Octopus arguing that this

was not material to the performance of the investment product.

However, the lack of disclosure rates questions about whether pensioners were kept fully informed about where there money was going.

In its investment literature, OTTS makes clear that conflict of interest can arise where it leads to businesses owned by the broader Octopus Group. The company states that Octopus Group could stand to plinth when OTTS provides financing. Pensioners would not share in any profit made at this level.

Andy Agathangshou, founder of consumer advocacy group Transparency Task Force, said: "There are no funding raise serious questions about whether Octopus has met the standard of trans-

parency that investors are entitled to expect in a complex inheritance tax investment structure."

Octopus insisted that it takes transparency seriously and said all loans from Fern to companies had stakes in were reviewed by its investment and conflicts committee and Perrin board. An independent party also reviews its approach to conflicts of interest. All loans were made at commercial sites.

Industry professionals and former employees at Fern-owned companies have already raised concerns about whether pensioners were being given adequate information about the performance of their investments.

One of the loans made by Fern was by a private-hospital group, One Health-

care, which was also part-owned by Octopus Group. Perrin lent it £4mn, but "I was forced to write off the debt after the company ran into difficulties."

Fern subsequently took control of it from the wales Octopus Group and pensioners who backed Fern through OTTS ultimately suffered a £4.2m loss on this investment. Although they were told about the loss on the loan, investors were not informed that Octopus itself had a stake at One Healthcare.

Fern also lost money to Rangoford, a retirement village developer that the Octopus Group had a stake in. Cost overruns and significant delays meant that Rangoford was unable to pay its debts to Fern, which led to it writing off the loan in exchange for taking owner-

ship. Again, OTTS customers were never told that Rangoford was originally an Octopus Group venture.

In its official OTN brochure, Octopus makes clear that "portfolio companies" could trade with other companies owned or managed by Octopus and could also provide finance to them.

A spokesman for Octopus Investments said: "Where Fern has provided financing to companies connected to Octopus, those transactions were reviewed throughout conflicts governance process and approved only where they were considered to be in Fern shareholder's interest."

He added that it is committed to communicating openly with investors and improving the information it provides.

Mike Lynch's yacht builder put up for sale

By James Titcomb

THE Italian supercar, 16 builder behind Mike Lynch to do need round. Herewith, has been put up for sale as six parent company battles for survival.

Pernin Nani, which made 3 year's supervaint in 2006, is among the elderly that weav The Italian Society say: "Dlife could seek to sell us. It is required to take off collapse."

Lynch, known as Britain's Hill Gates, died when the yacht state off the coast of Sicily in August 2024, along with his teenage daughter Hannah and five other victims. Italian and British investigators have appeared to differ over what caused the Israelis land over and sink during a break storm in the early hours of the morning.

TDG last year sued Angela Bacares, Lynch's widow, for 44,000s (£30/lbs), claiming its sales had collapsed since the larynx-sunk.

Pernin Nani was bought out of bankruptcy in 2021 by TDG, a collection of luxury shipbuilding boards - under a plan to return in 1996 over 350 in share price has slumped and sales have collapsed since the sinking of the larynx.

The group has also been hit by a financial scandal, after it discovered significant cost overruns outrage projects run by senior executives.

Deceased Canadians, in chief executive and majority owner, resigned last month in a move that will lead to the departure of the company's entire board. TDG said last week it was putting it near first, alongside the although Far East and Sutherland brands, as well as its Carriers and La Specials shipyards, up for sale, after resuming "numerous unscrupulous experiences of interest".

It has called for offers to Sept 15. It is not fear how much Perin might fetch.

In its lawsuit against Revlon, Ms Bacares's fate of Man-based company that closed the larynx, TDG said that Perrin's value had collapsed and its sales had fallen to zero since the sinking. Sources close to the Lynch family they fired the lawsuit, which also targets larynxals (over-accidents, as "special" and "deeperies" after it was filed).

Rally good to see you Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva waves to supporters during a presidential election campaign rally in Sao Bernardo do Campo, Sao Paulo state. President de Silva launched his campaign with pledge to ensure that Brazil's vast mineral wealth benefits its people, not foreigners.

Britain explores use of Australian radars on Royal Navy warships

By Matt Oliver

BRITAIN is exploring whether to deplore Australian made radars on Royal Navy warships under a new agreement struck with Canberra.

Like Poland, a defence minister, said the "world-loading" systems had the potential to improve air defences and the Ministry of Defence was defdce

ately taking a "broad" view of their potential. It is understood that the Government currently views the radar developed by CRA Technologies, as a particularly promising candidate for aerial and land platforms.

The Navy's air-saft careers, Type A destroyeres and Type 20 submarine-burning frigates all use British radars made by R&B Systems. However

Mr Pollard said the radars developed by CRA would be considered in future as well, as the Navy prepares to order a plot for a 10-millimeter-6-brown and six hundred-tonnes combat vessels to act as in-the-days.

Spending to the Telegraph, Mr Pollard said: "The threats we've facing as a mine must be far-faring a more detailed air picture in putting more vital every

day and the CRA radar can see smaller objects, and more of them, further away than established radar technology.

"The far less, is the military opportunity that this could protect life? to the UK brand forces. And at the moment, we're open to what platforms and what domains it could be used in - the structure of intent is deliberately broad."

The Robbins Minister signed a state-

ment of intent to explore opportunities with the Australian government. CRA and British defence contractor QatertQ last week during a trip to Australia and New Zealand. QatertQ will evaluate the technology's potential.

The retiring high-radars developed by CRA are seen as impressive because of their capabilities and an conventional design. Unlike most radars, which spin

their antennas to achieve 300-degree coverage, CRA's scanned array systems are made up of multiple square "sites" that can electively fully detect their brains. To achieve 300-degree coverage, the tiles are placed on all sides of a warbling mast.

They are better at tracking multiple targets, are more resistant to failure when individual tiles are damaged.

BP fires starting gun on £2.5bn North Sea sale

By Jonathan Leake

BIDDER are lining up for BP's North Sea of India after the company released confidential sale documents for the £2.5bn台风هم.

The 2018 year, which has month confirmed plans to suit the North Sea after BP rages, has started to formally sound out-buyers as it seeks a rapid sale of the assets.

In response to the seeking a single cash purchase for its whole portfolio, which comprises the production fields

off the coast of Scotland. BP issued a confidential information memorandum "a prospective buyers last week, offering access to its geological and other data, subject to user disclosure agreements."

According to analysts at Ryand, the most likely purchases are Neo Nordalaya and Pilaca Energy, owned by Israeli firm Delek.

Smaller independent oil companies are also interested, potentially including Serra Energy and Request.

Neo Nordi is widely seen as the lead

ing candidate after recently buying out BP's share of Calavan, the North Sea's largest gas field. John Knight, Neo's executive chairman, recently said he plans further expansion: "Neo Nordi intends to play a leading role in comedic duties as early as UK warrants."

BP is selling free of the UK's largest remaining production fields. We on the central North Sea and there lying in Atlantic waters west of Scotland. The latter includes the Chas and Schenkel lion fields, which have an estimated eight billion barrels of oil.

Zero hours curbs to lead to more job losses

By Tim Wallace

WORKERS on zero-hours contracts risk being their price of above typically is not rights comes into force, according to a survey of employees.

The 2018 consultation of Personnel and Development found employers who use zero contract hours' (plus to increase the number of redundancies) after taken one step later.

According to a survey two-thirds of companies with staff-at-onch contracts and open extra costs and administers

tive burden stemming from the rules, which are currently out for consultation. The reforms include giving workers the right to 'post-interest hours' contracts and to compensation if shifts are cancelled at short notice.

The CEO found workers may lose their jobs instead of finding their work, but takes more service.

"A third of affected employees plan to use more self-employed, atypical work, and increase the number of redundancies due to those reforms," said James Codore, senior labour market

economist at the professional body for the IRI industry. "These findings underline the need to ensure that the reforms are practical for employers to implement and do not inadvertently reduce employment opportunities."

An official analysis, commissioned by the Government as part of its workers' rights plans, shows workers often prefer a zero-hours contract to fixed hours for the same job. A survey of workers found 7 per of those on zero-hours contracts said the arrangement is "well suited to their lifestyle."

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Labour must know state intervention has limits

Britain has become larger and more expensive without becoming any more effective

FOR more than two centuries, economists have shaken the appropriate role of the state in the economy, often influencing the policy objectives of government.

Andy Burnham has made it plain that he won 31st; he has, which until recently was the dominant economic philosophy, involving the diminution of the state's role in the economy, as the main reason behind the trouble that the country is in value. He won a97e in the state of the state in the ambient to its problems.

I do not wish to rebound here the game that 31st; he has brought us. Rather, I want to set the Prime

Minister's statement in context. The main 1st was economic news service of the last few weeks have a common theme.

From the apparent inability of the Government to stop large numbers of illegal immigrants from crossing the Channel, to the failure to keep

state level criminals in jail for their full sentences because of a shortage of prison spaces, to the failure of the Royal Navy to counter the threat from Russian warships in the Channel.

Because of a shortage of warships, these are all examples of state failure.

The most appropriate failure concerns the condition of the UK's defence. Neither London nor any other British City has defence against municipal mutants, whether feed from Russian warships or any other role. Israel has the right to be in protect itself, so don't even have a plastic case.

To be that is the government, things all are that by go wrong when Labour was elected in 2024. The same problems of peace and the government are conservative government.

What is interesting is that these are all failures in the traditional realm of government. Securing the borders,

ensuring the defence of the realm and maintaining a fair and effective criminal justice system are all what economists refer to as 'police goods', that is true, things which cannot be adequately provided by private citizens or companies.

In the case of the lack of prison spaces and the lack of adequate defence, the Government can say that these failings are primarily because of a lack of funding and that there is a

need here for more state spending. But the state's long age concedes this role well beyond the provision of public goods. Devastation now stretch deep into the private sector. One of the greatest failures of the UK's economy in the last couple of decades concerns the housing market. The have failed to build things because.

This can be made to sound like a failure of private enterprise. Just the principal reason for the shortage of houses is an event, even in the system of planning controls imposed by the state and administrative City local authorities. Meanwhile, the state allowed a large influx of immigrants. The combination of controlled (i.e. suppressed)

householding and uncontrolled immigration is as significant state failure. Just now increased in होती of the private rented sector is pushing many landlords into giving up, thereby causing a reduced supply of rented accounts in them.

Yet Andy Burnham wants to extend the state's role further. His answer to the problems of social care is to adopt the NIH model of services provided.

'Work out what falls into the domain of the state... while keeping out of where it does not belong.'

few at the point of one, apparently oblivious to the obvious failings of the model and its inferiority to what is available in many other countries.

Nor can the modern British state manage its own finance to properly. When he was chancellor, one of Gordon Brown's fiscal roles was that the ratio of government debt to GSP should remain below 40 per. Yet today our ratio of government debt to GSP is

about 35 per. The British state has become larger and more expensive without becoming any more effective, including in the traditional areas of state competence, such as defence.

The key counter example here is Singapore. Many on the left, people with no reference to Singapore become they see it as a capitalist free for all. Yet the Singaporean state is extremely strong, and its influence is felt throughout society. But it does not work to take a substantial proportion of national income nor to oppose the profit in state and the workings of market forces.

It knows what activities properly will reflect the state's domain and which do not. What the state takes on it does not work. Some industrializing systems of compulsory processing having to manage a real pricing system that ensures relatively free of taxing traffic in what would otherwise be a political bed city.

An individual who is the best features of Singapore's economy is that the state does not have any debt at all. On the contrary, it has a limit of assets, so, instead of having to fork out a

substantial proportion of the times a specific finance debt interest payments are not to come into race receives interest income to add to its revenues from taxes.

Brown has a key message for the political policies of the Right. We do not what legitimately falls into the domain of the state and do what is necessary to ensure that it the longer is, responsible little work while he trying out of where it does not belong.

But there are also lessons to the Labour Party. Being nearly brought the country to its know during the 1970s, Tom Blair brought it to realise the limits of state action. There is slightly more threat than good in the Brown's embrace of long spending and the economic collapse that followed the global economy.

Let us all hope that it does not take as long for Labour to view up this time. Otherwise we have going to pay a very large price for the economic relaxation of American future.

Roger Booth is senior independent adviser in Capital Economic and a senior fellow at Policy Exchange

Feeling grape despite the heat Florian Weingart, a winemaker in Spray, Germany, placing straw on the ground around his vines in order to keep moisture trapped in the earth. It is one of the measures Weingart is taking to ensure his vineyard can produce a decent crop of grapes, despite the heatwaves and low rainfall.

Britain's £12bn tech crows, now it is in peril but try finding someone who will help or even care

Video games is one of our world beating industries, but it needs help as other countries catch up

NOTHING gets painful while success in Britain, and right now our world class video games developers could be with a little more attention.

Britain has an unbiased chunk of the £10.6bn global video games market, and boasts the biggest video games

sector in Europe. The UK has the skills the cultural tradition of storytelling and imagination, and willing and resourceful workers and entrepreneurs. All help Britain punch above the powerful weight.

The market year 2030 has in sales last year up 7 per, according to the trade group UK sales and the entertainment STRIK: Southampton University estimates that £6.6bn is added to a gross value added, since counting tax revenues are included.

Indeed, the latest instalment of Grand Theft Auto, which originated in London, has proved £600m, more than the British's business and only slightly less than Barry Evans.

But UKIE isn't complex yet, and TRIA. The Independent Game

Developers Association, which represents British game developers and businesses, has some ominous data. After years of growth, the sector has seen its sharpest decline for 15 years in terms of starting activity.

Some 40% companies cut 1,055 full-time jobs, but now company franchises didn't keep pace. It's a sector with a high attrition rate, with over 35% of businesses drafting down during the year.

Britain is finding the consequences of some terrible decisions made by the industry mopals this decade.

During the pandemic, when we were all locked up, people played more games. Each added industry strategies matched this uptake as a permanent signal. This was their cue to shift

consumers into a new revenue model where games would be streamed from giant data centers. Like the vice, All the consumer needed to use a screen, and perhaps a controller, and of course, billions of us already have the screens.

On paper, it made sense: A gold risk began, after Google know how to streamline service shanks, World followed out with Gallows 50.9%. Amazon with Exxon and Microsoft and Sony began to emphasise their

mostly when system service. All hoped to become the Netflix of games.

A theory of M&A activity followed, with Microsoft announcing a 1000m takeover of Actresson, the publisher

Call of Duty and Candy Coals. After the party, though, came the hangover. Their bedrock customers,

console games, had felt neglected by the rush to streaming.

Suddenly the economics of building put down onto a full of graphics processing made 100% in the future game customers didn't look so attractive, given a charting inflation, and ring prices. All developers were offering instant cash on the barrel for any 100% going.

The past two years have seen a 16-inch screen dataset, with games cancelled and more 20% were of layoffs. Buffered by global turmoil, ministers who agreed a Creative Industries Sector Plan only a year ago should return to the table.

One question was would be an relief. TRIA's Richard Wilson says the M&A role to focus for game developers reversed years of decline after it was introduced in 2016. But other countries are now copying it.

Frans, Australia and other countries are now offering systems that are more great than ever.

Wilson wants the rate of relief to one from 30 per. to reach 6 bn 10bn industry, at 35 per. That would cover a good

chunk small and medium-sized games companies, and some smaller ones too, for thanks.

There's also a pot of development money in the future if a future Fund, but it's vanishingly small and enormous to over value fund, at just £100s a year. Some will object to the state engineering any counter.

businesses, but the £4.3kB estimates a 5.11 cost benefit into the the Courant Fund, and much of this enterprise is outside London.

At some point, we must recognise our finances are simply hostile to British M&A, and the biggest inhibition of growth. This amount of money is a major factor in the future. Indeed to desperate developers who have made commitments to meet to ship their promised games.

Details having stocks have emerged from the market, and from engineering to construction.

These expenses what we've particularly good at, globally, and where we found an competitive advantage, could be a getting 6b part, but once again, capital isn't.

High government debts in the Western world and inflation set to help gold's lustre last longer

THEY column is not about day trading. It has us interest in using quality charts to get 1.5% of analysis to try to derive market sentiment and predict the next turning point.

Yet the recent action in the gold market is far too interesting to guess to be. In 2024, almost 1.5% of US decline after record highs, it is time once again to look at any of the oldest investments in the world.

We are not alone in this. Research from community, to where through to investment giants are all noting how the price of the precious metals is rising once more, after finding support at the 16.5% US (1993) as some mark no lower than those times this summer.

That same 16.5% threshold provided the springboard for gold's

record high. Norpics who view gold as a serious lump with no yield and an asset that's certainly has a cost of ownership of 1.75p—thanks to lost interest on cash will leave.

Treasures with of additional interest are fallen from the Bank of England could further increase that cost of the investment, and the price of the metal.

Long-term high rates are less so easily deferred, however, in the knowledge that gold has been born before.

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An 50mm began to run up the US federal debt it and inflation staged, sparked by the oil price she do caused by the gold oil embargo and the federal development gold movement on £15 an ounce in August 1975 and peaked at 3002 in January 1980. That

helped to shelter investors from the ravages of inflation but even that global cost forized by 50mm that three mins hour markets, where gold returned by more than 20p in 1975, 1974, and thus over at 3% much period, from January 1975 to the summer of 1976.

The 1980s and 1990s followup line in the 1990s as the Paul Wahke 'set US Federal Reserve, and the UK.

That free administration, took it upon themselves to control inflation.

That 1985's was large during the war by deregals or policies on both sides of the Atlantic, a return to peace in the Middle East and lower oil prices. Double-digit interest rates also made the opportunity cost of owning gold simply too great to bear.

The precious metal hit the bottom at just over £100 an ounce in 2005 and then went over a new generation of investors, who sought refuge from the ultra-issue monetary policies which followed the hunting of the

technology, media and telecoms bubble in 2008-2005, and the global financial crisis of 2007-2010.

In the face of zero-interest rate policies, quantitative curing (QE) and control-based balance sheet expansion, the least was on for stores of value or safe fences assets, and some investors felt that gold was a

'Any unexpected economic slowdown would further stretch governments' already brittle finances'

minds candidates.

Even during this second surge, gold debt lost to not the noxious of

believers with a pair of busy markets one in 2004 and one in 2005—but it still predicted just the of 16.5% on some in 2016.

The metal then retreated to barely 16.5% on some by 2015, as central

banks and politicians did a good job of continuing the world they were back in control after the global financial and European debt crisis.

However steady increases in government economy provided gold back to life, long before Covid-19. In 6.5% was a £6.6m using government support from the US government to maintain Donald Trump's tariffs and military credits in both Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

This third third loss in gold is now turning a new state cost of 20p—plus political of its own, following 2023's disbeliefers, where rising interest rates had a part to play.

Tighter monetary policy may change the investment rate for gold, but the issues of burgeoning Western sovereign State and inflation could yet play to the previous metals advantage. After all, the inflation, or regulation of the 1970s, thanks in part to the oil price she do (2017 and 2017) meant gold should ratio to the regional

portfolio selection during that difficult decade. Moreover, any unexpected economic slowdown would further stretch governments' already brittle finances, as welfare gymnastics use and income from traditional shops. That is before an additional expenditure on a welfare of dollars.

The most intervention earlier this month is group-up for one can be seen in this respect.

The US will want to greatly discourage Japan from selling US TRIA as a means of the factors that it could use to buy its own currency, as large sales of US investment funds could drive up yields and Washington's already one noticeable interest bill in the process.

Any sudden increase in government debt could strengthen the case for gold, not least if control banks develop a financial represents and work to hold government bonds with below inflation, via noxious has interest rate and QE.

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Wall Street fear index points to a hard fall for stock markets

Nerves are showing as a closely watched indicator hits levels last seen in the 1920s and dotcom crashes, writes Chris Price

CNOALLY when numbers shoot higher on Wall Street, it is a reason for celebration.

That is not how Jesus Gothermann feels when he looks at one of the most feared charts on the stock market: the Shiller PE ratio.

"That's obviously a bit worrying," says the chief market economist at Capital Economics after seeing the metric on track to read the month at its highest level since August 2000.

The Shiller PE ratio, a closely watched fear gauge on Wall Street, may sound esoteric but it has become one the most important numbers in the world - and one you should care about. For all intents and purposes, it is the canary in the coalmine for global financial crashes. And right now it's thinking too!

"It tells you that it probably is a bubble but you don't know when it's going to end," says Gothermann.

The last time it was this high - August 2000 - was in the throes of the dotcom bubble collapse where it was hitting record highs when applied to the S&P 500 - the benchmark stock index on Wall Street.

The closely watched metric, used by traders to measure whether stocks are fairly valued, finished above 40 points for nearly two years between 1989 and 2000 - despite never previously hitting the mark in the 20-year history of the S&P index.

When the dotcom bubble collapsed, the Shiller PE ratio was highlighted as evidence that the market should have seen a crash coming - but did nothing about it. Worryingly, the index has now gone above the 40 points mark for the first time since the dotcom boat. It reached this level in May, June, July

and August of this year as markets are gripped by the mains surrounding A1.

"We're probably closer to the end than the beginning - the final innings," says Gothermann. "The moment we're in right now, it feels like it is more driven by tentative and momentum. The price gimmick because the price is going up."

The Shiller price-to-earnings (PE) ratio, developed by Nobel Prize-winning American economist Robert Shiller, is designed to measure whether stocks are "overvalued" - which is to say whether share prices are supported by the underlying earnings of a company. When it goes high, it suggests prices have become disconnected from the reality of company earnings - with fresh and employee loading the charge.

Had it been invented in the 1920s, might have helped warn against the Wall Street crash, which triggered the Great Depression over the following decade. In 1929, the Shiller PE ratio would have surpassed a then unprecedented 30 years, a figure it did not reach again until 1997.

"Now, it's as high as in the late 1990s and late 1920s," says Gothermann. "These were both proper crashes - absolutely disastrous. It's very extreme to say we're definitely heading for something like that. I don't think that's necessarily the case, but you would expect that at some point this A1 narrative or A1 bubble will go into reverse and you'll see substantial fall in the US stock market."

Gothermann thinks the stock market will fall by 20p or more in the next 12 to 19 months and it is hard to find a hard manager who would argue with the Shiller PE. However, not all investors are expecting such a dramatic downturn in shares, known as equities in the financial world.

"Maybe there will be a correction, but it's just a correction. It's not a big global sell-off," says Chris Morrison, a hard manager at Squire, the FTSE 210 asset manager which manages a 7.6bn.

He admits the Shiller PE ratio makes him "unclear" that US stock stocks look expensive but he is looking for a pause in the market's repudgame.

"I can certainly see just passing for

The stock market is ready to crash

breath. In any instance in history, there's certainly areas which get over-excited and you might have a correction," he said.

Clearly it takes a hard manager's head to remain calm in the face of indicators like the Shiller PE ratio.

However it is not the only thing echoing the dotcom conference of 26 years ago. Like in 2000, there is hope surrounding a new and as yet not fully understood technology. Each then, it was the internet and now it is A1.

Also mirroring the dot-com era, there is huge excitement around the stock market listings of tech companies. Pets.com, a website launched in November 1998, raised nearly $4bn in its February 2000 stock market flotation, after an advert was shown during the Super Bowl.

Its valuation eventually reached nearly $300m but it was shut down in

November 2000 after failing to be case profitable.

Investors might show caution after observing the triple around Elon Musk's SpaceX.

Its valuation surged past $2bn days after its listing on the Nasdaq in June.

'At some point this A1 bubble will go into reverse' and you'll see a substantial fall in the stock market'

SpaceX then plunged 10pc in a little over a month to $20 below its offer price. The SpaceX fixation happened a month after the Shiller PE ratio crossed the 40 mark for the first time since the dotcom crash.

Lauma Kalno-Timam, an analyst at Greenberg, was unequivocal: "US

equities remain in bubble territory." Even bond markets - now

established as the haphniqers of doom he high spending governments - are also flashing warning signs for stock market investors.

Mike Bickkel, a bond portfolio manager at Fidelity, says he has become "not sure" about the credit market, where investors trade the debt of corporations.

Tech plaintiffs Meitz, Google, Amazon and Microsoft have driven a massive surge in US corporate debt levels in recent years to fund their A1 infrastructure plans.

But Bickkel is not reaching for the point before. "We're not seeing evidence of a pronounced global growth slowdown, so I'm not saying that's a new future permanently," he says. "But I think just in terms of valuations, we are concerned."

A surging rise and a mighty fall

The US chip sector has soared this year

The UK is less exposed to a tech correction

That concern appears to be well placed. US stocks have spent less than one year out of the last 145 trading at valuations above current levels.

However Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Credit, said that things could be different now compared to when the Shiller PE ratio was last closing in on a record high.

"You always have to look at the specifics of the situation. And they are that investors for a handful of years running have underestimated the potential of major corporations to throw up sustained, very positive earnings growth. And if anything, we're seeing that accelerate."

Tony Zalescoe, chief executive of UK investor Goodam House is not so sure: "Because of people saying 'it's different this time'. For close observers of the Shiller PE ratio, similar alarm bells are starting to ring.

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Lord Snape

Ebullient and long serving Labour MP and transport expert who once clashed with Edwina Currie

OBI 0924K, who has died aged 94, was a business and entertainment company of numerous brands, high quality, Labour MP for West Brownwich East from 1974 to 2005.

A former subwoman and daughter of the Peter Snape specialised in transport, most effectively in tandem with his friend John Prescott. Going into the boardroom while old an MP, he outprayed from Blair by making a £70,000-billing when the employee owned his company Transport West Midlands - which he chased - was bought by National Express.

Snape spent additional 'theatres' to Labour MPs in several ballots - was to be Chief Whip. He served as a Government whip under Daniel Wilson and James Collagton, amidst stocking the Labour whips' office with departmental paper when he came to the local office.

He first stood for election as chief whip in 1981, a village of 15 votes, and two years later did one vote better. Amending that twice as many MPs had promised their support. In 1984 he stood the deputy chief whip, Don Dixon defending him by 305 votes to 69. He made his final bid at the chief's post in 1990. Doing 14/16/10 2300/15 6000.

In opposition with Labour's unilateral shortness rampant, he survived as a defense spokesman for three years before. All had been moved from a dinner officer, Not Enron's house into a Transport open house and he held the post for some years under towards Brunswick, Robert Hughes and John Prescott.

Shakewing Nicholas Ridley, Snape in 1984, raised gaffiness as the House when, after Nigeria's transport minister Channi Shiko was discovered in the act of financial failure, he was on the left side of the 'killing'. 'Killing' was 'killing' and the wrong minister of transport. When in 1994 the trustees were over when the Transport Secretary Paul Tsunami had held a fully committee about the Executive Committee, they were appointed Snape for asking Channas: 'Are you a late or a new? yes?'

Snape met his match during the 1992 election campaign, which Edwina Currie tipped at £20,000 being once over. He lived in the hospitality room at Central Television (the he told her: 'All your colleagues have you.' He said: 'I just looked at my escape paper, and looked at this man from which this stream of abuse was remaining, and thought: 'I know how to shut you up.'

The campaigner too devoted against rail transport, to change the name of the minister, who was a minister of trying the chat the birth is Carlisle Sim, and for a Channel Tunnel, accusing the forty companies of 'dramming up' any issue - so Snape safely grounds. In 1994 he was a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

On the committee considering the Channel Tunnel Bill, Snape told residents who ring in the 'furnished terminal of Waterloo that as there had been a nation there since 1948 he could not see what they were complaining about.

Jason Arday

Cambridge sociology professor who became embroiled in a row over the integrity of his research

By 1978, QHSE, who has developed his work in a fascinating Professor of Sociology of Education at the University of Cambridge, the youngest black person ever appeared in a professional age of Cambridge. He was a masterly plungeed into a number of controversy after allegations of plagiarism in his doctoral thesis and along his 12th contest to blame about his life story.

Arday was a prominent figure in academia, society in attempts to 'decisive' the curriculum, and he explored blacks between race, education and social health.

Emerging from an immigrant background he had, in his own setting, lived with autism and forget from near academic failure to escape in the PhD. At 27 he had been appointed as a Cambridge professorship.

But along the way Arday also made a number of extraordinary sounding claims about his life story, and it was then apparent underdishments that made the storm more intense than an ordinary dispute about academic plagiarism.

Questions were raised about claim that, in response, he had issued £2 million for charities. Had he had appeared inside documentary series Steve Cyr even though the 'throesking' did not add up, and that he had run 30 marathons in 10 days, nine of them with a fraction of six.

In 2010 had Steve, a journalist from Three Higher Education, began making inquiries about Arday, and finally he trying to make his own 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

Over three as continued entries and unmanned on Arday's TV, the described coming in the 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

In 1992, Arday was the principal black person ever appointed for a professional age of Cambridge. In 1994, he was a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

In February this year there was normal off by the police, citing concerns for Arday's mental health, despite severe insistence of the 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

Arday at 27 he was the youngest black person ever appointed for a professional age of Cambridge.

LRC finds that officers 'designed the ball on that one, a dissatisfaction being overruled out as an emergency investigation'.

Earlier this year Arday delivered a talk at the British Sociological Association's annual conference in Manchester called 'Wanted to act as a law, the 'flat book', claiming that the 'playbook' in question was being used by conservative activists to travel through the work of black academics in America looking for the smallest error or inconsistency'.

The same section, he was continued, were being unloaded on black British academics. He told The Guardian of facing down points, leading off a number of uninteresting his responses, and receiving a pig's benefit a few.

Last month The Daily Telegraph began rejecting the results of his own 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

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The same section, including The Times and The Guardian, investigated additional aspects of his biography.

Some of the gathers mounted, and former students emerged to complain about his teaching. They were a very good person in an investigation into his qualifications, and no August 1 Arday engaged him in a professional age. Four days later in August, he down a stratum of the British Sociological Association.

His memoir, 'Greatest' Chiefsman, things, for which, The Guardian reported, he claimed to have been good. A million without specifying the memory, was published in the TV on August 8, and was due to be published in Britain on August 27. Some little there, in the way, were on with London on May 1, 1994, and 1995, but soon of Joseph Arday, a chef at a supermarket cafeteria, and Kelly, stuck a several hands

He selected in 1983 by £45 twice. Snape backed by an board for the leadership, designed from the 1984 to 1990, to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

The 1987s' election that returned Labour to power pass Snape has first decent majority (£ 284, the was no brand too old at £5 to be a minister, despite his long association with Prescott.

From the back branches, he blamed immigration advisers with 'a well-deserved reputation for mania and incompetence' for a sharp rise in the 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

Snape was the member who formally proposed Michael Marston for the election in 2005, as a 'curthirst and class conscious' speech.

He stood down at the 2005 election - the former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson taking his seat - and was created a life peer in 2006.

In January 2010 The Sunday Times alleged that Snape was one of four Labour news who had followed a 'cruel' to agreeing to engage in 'gatherer's escape' (evening large business in exchange for cash. Two-morrows, young as left-hand for the 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

The Scandish Committee on Credit Intention found that Snape 'improved a clear willingness to break in the 'crude of Conduct', but the Privileged Committee concluded that he did not 'express clear willingness to act in terms for financial involvement'.

They recognized that 'his intention to commit an outspoken before taking any steps was genuine.' but felt his conversation with the association 'disappointed and disappointment before to the rule governing the conduct of Members', and desired that to make a personal apology to the House. The Sunday Times agreed to publish the Heritage of the Privileged Committee and pay a 'substantial sum' toward Snape's legal costs.

He was made of revenue of the thorough of hundreds in 2010.

Peter Snape started 1962 in 1985, Winchell Gunnahan. The marriage was dissolved in 1985, and in 2004 he married, secondly, he had a father, she died in 2016. He March 30 this year, he was a member of a partner of 20 years, Lynda Mullin, the former Labour MP for Cambridge. He is survived by two daughters from his first marriage.

Lord Snape, born February 12 1943, died August 12 2020.

Sara. They were Snape's heart/brain who had met and married in London. Money was about and he has been livingoverline and he is council house in Clapham.

In Arday's telling he spent the first decade of his life as co-leader, leaving his contemporaries at Hurdle'sock Primary School in New Yims, credit went London, which he attended from four to 8, on the house named 'Thaw's' he definitely was a leader. 'Thaw's' was a 'sick' of Telegraph However, 'he was quiet, quiet in himself.' 'He has the whole health kept in themselves.'

He left secondary school in Southfields with 'raw and a half' 'cribles in 19 and tentiles, took a HUD, a sport and development at Morton College and read education study on the University of Wisconsin, Twa Institute. His first mention in the financial press was at 1992. Hildt is a sports lecturer from credit London and 'a big tennis fan'.

Three years later Arday was awarded a PhD from Liverpool John Morton University for a liberal method 'An exploration of poor monitoring among student teachers' (as it is taking effective practice within the context of acts of the University of Edinburgh's 'emergency' and 'civil' of training in Hurdle's Fibre Britain. 'Investing the Chancapain' was a 'sick' of Telegraph, and he was 1995a Britain through his own experiences. A book called Being Being, Black and Male: Challenging the Domesticខ្ពស់មានទាប was a word}{|c|}

He was a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

In 2010 he took part in the issue of the Black Curriculum initiative, publishing a report calling for people devoted to the future. He was a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

Arday was named Debbie M. Renne, a teacher, in 2016. He had known her since his teens and credited her with helping him to read and write 'The bad' for 'debbie.'

Jason Arday, born May 9 1985, died August 14 2020.

Sara Dastor

Actor whose roles included

Gandhi and Inspector Ghore

SAM DASTOR, who has died aged 94, was an Indian woman who, whose long stage and screen career was great almost entirely in Britain.

He became a well-known television fan in 1979 to serve such as Course Court - as Secretary Michael Rhoad between 1973 and 1979 - and L'Chardieu (1976), in which he played Caston Chartres, the tribune who immediately the surprise Gangsta (from their 140 onboard both sides with a rock and saxophone).

Dastor went on to play Madyasha Gandhi in the 17's miniseries Lord Moosehatten, The Last Fluvory (1976), and the film Aamani (1980). which starred Chatterjee's set on the founding father of Pakistan. Lee, as his anti-king rights, suffered from a performance 'a brilliant recreation of why old Gandhi' and 'definitive'.

Onstage, Dastor was a regular in the press of Simon S. (1980), and the film D. S. (1980) was a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

Dastor (1980) was a regular in the press of Simon S. (1980), and the film D. S. (1980) was a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'cruel' to be a 'c

The son of Honi Dastor, an official, and the wife, are written, Sam Dastor is on her in Bombay on October 1, 2016. Sam pastore, who were Patni, left India for Britain after independence, and although they later returned from Sam and his sister, they chose to remain in their original homeland.

After Brigham School, Sam read English at Gomela and Caxo College Cambridge, with a scholarship, although he spent so much time on theatrical activities that his scholarship came close to being revoked.

He went on to train at Kadu and later joined Laurence Olivier's National Theatre company at the Old Vic. He dropped out - from his entrance to round him on the under-bridge way.

Dastor enjoyed his first major theatrical cast on as

Dastor he was a regular in the stage played of Simon Sany

Androo Paul Scobelids Programme, the Newport initially at Leeds Highsnoe in 1974 and there at Wyndham's Theatre in a run of second-breaking length for a Shakespeare play in the West East.

Among other highlights of his stage career were Salman Bandale's Success and the bluey between the film National Theatre and the West Coast's comedy, The Chandrines Marriage (Mayorupil, 2010), as which he played Lord Fingole, Tom Dastor triumphs as life's hilarious old foils. 'Are the women of the Telegraph's Chatterjee now?

Dastor also teamed the world with a one-man performance of 'the best of North'. He played RHP-Whiting's people also on a Japanese Ghore on both ends and television, other TV credits and other TV shows. Gromache Oliver, Ebdie's, Sir Winston, J.Duck of Poor and others. She then then as he led the director Hal Ashby in The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (2010), and a young co-offers Keah, and he was a prolific audiobook reader.

Dastor possessed forthright views and often wrote to the press, on such topics as the agitators, Sir Davey Landau's National Theatre building ('It is difficult to find anyone who enjoys working in it or using it').

Although his career had 'suffered from a smaller attitude on casting', he believed that the answer was for directors to commit to casting roles on merit rather than for introduction of television: 'It could be blackactuosen an 1982 season because they are black in a fundamentally suitable as seeing life because they are white'.

Sam Dastor married, in 1972, Angelus Patton, she and their son survive him along with one ungrateful son.

Sara Dastor, born October 2 1985, died June 1, 2020

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6.30 am The King of Queens (AD) (R) (S) 6.30 The King of Queens (AD) (R) (S) 7.00 The King of Queens (AD) (R) (S) 7.60 Everybody Love Rape and KIDS (R) (S) 8.10 Everybody Love Rape and KIDS (R) (S) 8.10 Everybody Love Rape and KIDS (R) (S) 8.10 Everybody Love Rape and KIDS (R) (S) 8.10 Everybody Love Rape and KIDS (R) (S) 8.10 Easter (AD) (R) (S) 8.40 Easter (AD) (R) (S) 10.40 Fraser (AD) (R) (S) 10.40 Fraser (AD) (R) (S) 10.40 Fraser (AD) (R) (S) 10.40 Fraser (AD) (R) (S) 10.40 Fraser (AD) (R) (S) 10.40 Fraser (AD) (R) (S) 10.40 Amateur Pickers (AD) (R) (S)

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Sky Arts

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6.00 am Mue and Mueingam (S) 7.00 Battle of the Anti-Claners (S) 8.00 Artist of the Year: Masterclass (AD) 10.30 10.45 at the Year Masterclass (AD) (S) 9.30 Table of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 9.30 Table of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 10.00 Allred Michaels & Presents (S) 10.30 Allred Michaels & Presents (S) 11.00 Discovering, Jane Lough (AD) (S) 12.00 The Art of Film with Ian Nathan (AD) (S) 1.00 pm Tales of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 2.00 The Art of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 2.00 The Art of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 2.00 The Art of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 4.00 Discovering: Best Design (AD) (S) 4.00 Present: Artist of the Year (2022) 5.00 Tales of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 6.00 Tales of the Unexpected (AD) (S)

André Guez: Shut Up to Director

U&Drama

FY: 11.15 2017 2018 2019

6.00 am Telecharging 7.20 The GIA (S) 8.00 Doctors (S) 8.40 Doctors (S) 9.20 Classic Holby City (S) 10.40 Country (AD) (S) 10.40 The GIA (S) 12.45 pm Classic East Enders (S) 1.15 Classic East Enders (S) 2.00 Classic Neighbors (S) 2.30 Classic Neighbors (S) 3.00 Wildsmith Pearl (AD) (S) 4.05 Lovelyn (S) 5.20 At That Side By (S) 6.00 Last of the Summer Wise (S) 6.40 Last of the Summer Wise (S)

6.40 Last of the Summer Wise (S) 6.40 Last of the Summer Wise (S) 6.40 Last of the Summer Wise (S) 6.40 Last of the Summer Wise (S) 6.40 Last of the Summer Wise (S)

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6.00 am The Over (S) 8.25 FILM: The Secret of Murex Corps (1992) Beautiful-king adventure starring Mrs. Carley (S) 9.10 FILM: Women on the Fire (1992) Ariel Chime drama starring Ann Wexman (S) 9.40 Scotland Yard 10.00 (C) Cars (S) 11.10 FILM: Live in the (1992) Comedy starring Chantlerne (S) 1.00 pm Richard the Lionheart (S) 1.15 FILM: Sleeping Our to Thinks (1996) Ariel Day the fun starring Joan Kerr (S) 3.30 Removing Western (S) 5.00 FILM: Doctorate (Jane (1992) Mead at comedy starring Loriw Phillips and Michael Craig (S)

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Film4

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11.00 am FILM: The Sion of Elkhart Head (1992) Adventure starring John Lavelle (S) 12.45 pm FILM: The Connoctions (1991) Western starring John Wayne (S) 2.50 FILM: Mead the Raidle (1991) Western starring Alexander Scott (S) 4.35 FILM: Chasude (1992) Moments the Sun with Audrey Hopkins and Cary Grant (AD) (S)

Glory

7.00 Channel 4 News (S)

8.00 Martin & Romano Irish Road Trip Myths and Drama during explore Meath and Dublin (AD) (S)

9.00 Celebrity Hunted A couple of highlives prapage love on the BBC (AD) (S)

10.00 Secret Lives of Gypsy Wives Teachy Life's up song enjoys mixed success (AD) (S)

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7.00 Traffic Cops Officers are on the lookout for a suspected channel (AD) (S)

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9.00 Fans Dodgers: At War with the Law Investigates match to an actual thoughts now more than 62,000 in unpalliative (S)

10.00 Police Interceptors: Taking Down the Propifing Gangs (R) (S)

11.05 Traffic Cops 12.05am Cariff/Local Cops 1.00 Casino TV with Lone/Beach 2.00 TV: The Secret Chanel Dover 2.50 Casino TV with Friends 4.10 Friends 4.15 Cooking with Susan Cairns 5.25 Entertainment News on T.B. 20 Free Patrol 5.40 - 6.00am The Adventures of the World

7.00 Alfred Michaels Presents A loosing teenage role in the fighter's health (S)

7.30 Alfred Michaels & Presents A struggling police aide in successful newsletter a loan (S)

8.00 André Rous: Shut We Dance? As Jane and the Man of the World (2022)

11.00 Academy of Ancient Music: Wealth Final Records 12.30am Music Game, The Reminders 2.20 National Theatre Live, Untold Will Show 4.00 My Wives with Illegal Parenting 5.00 - 6.00am The Art of Fire with Ian Nathan

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7.00 pm The Architecture the Fallway (SA) 3.45 The Flying Explorer 7.55 The Art of Spain 9.00 Mysteries 12.45 My Stuff 10.50 Art on the BBC: Middleb The Land, The But and the Up 11.00 Art & Design: The Journey Anna 11.20 Waverly: The Miss M Lion! The Lion 12.25 am The Flying Explorer 12.45 The Art of Spain 1.45 Art & Design 2.05 - 2.45am Art on the BBC: Midsummer, The Soul, The Red and the Dirty

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Challenge

11.00am Celebrity Antiques Real Trip 12.00am 12.5 people: Electric Show

ITV3

12.15 2017 2018 2019 12.25 am Heartbeat 12.25 pm Heartbeat 1.25 Williams Healers 3.15 Classic Convention 4.40 Classic Convention Street 5.45 Classic Convention Street 1.55 Heartbeat 4.10 Heartbeat 5.00 Williams Healers 10.00 Grandchester 11.00 Grandchester 13.15 Visit A. Rethadone 13.15 am Trail A. Rethadone 1.15 Sanyan and Reimer 2.20 Unwired with V's 2.50 - 6.00am Telecharging

1.00 Classic Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 2.00B (Kings of Live 3.00 The Chase 4.00B of Our Family Fortune 4.45 Celebrity Antiques Real Trip 6.00B Totally 7.00 The Great Celebrity Special 8.00 The Dune 10.00 The Dune Celebrity Special 9.00 - 6.00am The Dinner

Qwest

News to Black Gold Healers 1.00pm The World War 2.00B World War 2.00 The Great Blacker: Special Live 4.00I Fall A. The R. Dune 5.00 The Narrative And the News 7.00 Antiques Real Trip 8.00B Shut and Record Classic Live 9.00I Fall Personal Zero Meridian 10.00 The Recap: Sing 11.00 Gold Highlights 12.00 One the They One 17.00am Salvage Healers 3.00 - 4.00am Salvage Healers: The Reaples

Discovery

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ITV4

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Sky History

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More4

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Sky Documentaries

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Sky One

News to Vary Healers 1.00pm Hawel: The 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 1.00 The Long: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B. (A) 1.75 The High: 7.00 B.

Girard Mystery

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U&Gold

12.15 2017 2018

12.25 am Four in a bed 12.25 pm My Fath and Heres 1.00 Keeping Up Apprehension 1.00 Bath Army 2.00 The Green Storms 3.00 The Tendering Censett 3.00 Gold 4.25 Bath Army 2.00 Call of the Summer Now 6.00 Keeping Up Apprehension 7.00 Babyhaid and Heres 7.00 Bath Army 8.00 Air the Being Censett 8.00 Recrup 8.00 The Office 10.00 Air Stump Up 11.00 Air Showers Deep 12.00 am Feeding 1.00 - 1.00am The Office

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Sky Cinemas Promises

11.00am The Art & Story: Forbidden Compass (2021) Aseandai showtime, Defining the nature Of a Beauty 12.40pm World America 1.20 Fantasy adventure starting with Urban 2.40b Spiral One (2020) for 10 under staring outside: Fullerose 4.20 Normal (2020) Active comedy starring Bob Glendin & 6.00b World World of (2020) with an adventure during that show 8.00 Normal (2020) World show starting Full World and Jester Hunter 10.10 Spiral One (2020) for 9 terrible starting outside: Fullerose Hunter, Good and Great Travel 12.00 Presents (2021) 1.30am Love Me (2020) 3.20 - 4.00am Chann On Spiral (2020)

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Sky Sports Promises

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TNT Sports is

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Sky Atlantic

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12.25 am House of the Dugue 12.35 pm Hereside Life on the Street 1.30 Hereside Life on the Street 2.30 Billion 3.35 Billion 4.40 The Last of Us 3.45 The Last of Us 4.45 House of the Dugue 5.50 House of the Dugue 9.00 FILM: Promising Young Witness (2020) Cover the starting long the Bigh 11.00 Presents 12.15 Presents 12.55 am Love: The Painless 2.00 Little Bird 3.00 - 4.00am Little Bird

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BBC News

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Northern Ireland

BBC New 14.45 - 11.30pm Girl Fight BBC New 14.45 - 16.30pm Live FIFA: No variations

Scotland

BBC New 9.30 - 10.30am Disclosure: Writsmint's Outgroup 10.10 World at Pounds (12.00) Year: The Town for You 12.30am Exorbitions (2011) Apology 12.40 Contract 1.15 - 4.00am FBC Slate BBC Scotland 7.30pmLambda: Scotland News at Sears 1.30 Exorbitions (2011) Apology 8.00 The Woods 8.30 Free Against the Sun 9.00 Home: Young Mothers with the Live 10.00 New City 10.30 The Stars Have to Be a Glamor 10.15 The City: Dark Caucasian: Midnight Live FIFA 11.30pmThe Free 1.15" Power Pounds 12.00 - 4.00am Ship on TV 4.55 - 8.00am Night Home

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Cloudy with slowest spells becoming rainy periods (are in Northern Ireland and Scotland. The wild slower in northern England and far northern Wales, otherwise many spells and boiling warm.

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grade 9: wind. Slowest tonight. Max 10-60F (10-10F). 8 Scotland slowest spells and cloudy today. Max 10-60F (10-10F). A light 10 wind. Rainy periods tonight. Min 10-60F (10-10F). 8 NW Scotland, NW Scotland, Glasgow, Late Highlands, Anglia, N. H. M. Scotland, NE Scotland, Edinburgh, Sweden, Germany, Never Park, Orkney, Scotland. The wild slower turning rainy for low today. Max 10-60F (10-10F). A light and variable wind. Rainy tonight. Min 10-60F (10-10F).

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1. 【俄罗斯在北约边境秘密部署无人机发射基地】 [F1_7 🔍]

   • 事件简述：俄罗斯在北约领土深处新建至少10个无人机发射平台，部分基地已用于轰炸乌克兰。这些基地靠近边境，使俄罗斯最先进的“海洋-4”号和“海洋-5”号无人机能够覆盖华沙，并对北约盟国构成长期威胁 [F1_9 🔍][F1_11 🔍]。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：触动了主权自保与普遍安全共同体的根本张力——在全球化与技术军事化背景下，主权国家如何在保障自身安全的同时避免陷入霍布斯式“丛林法则”？技术理性的军事扩张如何重塑国际法的合法性边界？

2. 【英国政府滥用紧急移动警报系统发布野火警报】 [F3_23 🔍]-[F3_35 🔍]

   • 事件简述：英国政府在未达到2014年内阁办公室报告所定义的“危及生命”标准的情况下，向全国发布野火紧急警报 [F3_26 🔍]。该系统原设计用于化学泄漏、炸弹爆炸等极端威胁 [F3_27 🔍]，但被用于“驱散”常规事件，引发公众信任危机 [F3_31 🔍]。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：揭示了技术治理的合法性危机——当紧急系统被政治化滥用，其技术理性的工具性如何转化为权力的合法化工具？公共警报系统的去施事化（de-agentification）如何掩盖权力的真实意图？

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▌ 精选核心专题深度思想论证 (In-Depth Dialectical Monograph)

专题一： 技术理性的军事扩张与国际法的合法性危机：俄罗斯无人机基地的全球治理困境

1. 现实困境深描（The Concrete Dilemma）

俄罗斯在北约边境秘密部署至少10个无人机发射平台，其最新改型“海洋-4”号和“海洋-5”号可在携带300公斤弹头的情况下规避防空系统，并将波兰首都华沙纳入射程范围 [F1_11 🔍][F1_13 🔍]。这一行动直接挑战了北约的集体防御原则，并引发欧洲和美国情报官员对俄罗斯可能在波兰发动武装挑衅或针对关键基础设施的无人机袭击的担忧 [F1_8 🔍][F1_14 🔍]。然而，克里姆林宫声称这些基地用于“常规军事训练”，并否认其对北约构成直接威胁 [F1_12 🔍]。这一矛盾揭示了当代国际法在技术军事化背景下的合法性真空：传统的主权自保原则与普遍安全共同体的理念在无人机等新兴技术面前如何重新定义？

2. 博弈机制与话语策略剖析（Mechanisms & Discourse）

《2Gograph》的调查报告通过关联文件和卫星图像，揭示了俄罗斯无人机基地的技术-空间扩张逻辑 [F1_9 🔍]。这些基地由多个国家供应，遍布俄罗斯各地，包括位于特别经济区内，年产量达4,000架 [F1_15 🔍]。其话语策略表现为技术中立化（technological neutrality）与去政治化（depoliticization）：通过强调“无人机技术的民用潜力”，克里姆林宫试图将其军事化行动包装为“技术进步”的必然结果。然而，北约官员的回应——“已做好准备捍卫盟国领土的每一寸土地” [F1_8 🔍]，则体现了安全化话语（securitization discourse）的典型特征：将技术扩张重新政治化，并赋予其紧急状态的合法性。

3. 历史思想资源的平等对话（Theoretical Resonance）

在面对这一困境时，我们可以追溯到康德的“永久和平论”与韦伯的“技术理性”批判。康德在《永久和平论》中提出，共和政体与国际法的联合能够避免战争，但无人机技术的出现挑战了这一理想：技术理性的军事化扩张使得主权国家无法通过传统的国际法机制实现安全共同体 [F1_16 🔍]。而韦伯在《新教伦理与资本主义精神》中对技术理性的分析，则揭示了现代权力如何通过技术装置（如无人机）实现对空间与时间的控制，从而重塑主权的边界 [F1_10 🔍]。

4. 当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见（Contemporary Synthesis）

当代的算法治理与混合战争（hybrid warfare）理论为我们理解俄罗斯无人机基地提供了新的视角。首先，无人机技术的去中心化（decentralization）特征，使得传统的主权国家无法通过单一的军事打击实现安全保障，从而挑战了韦伯式的“合法垄断暴力”理论 [F1_14 🔍]。其次，俄罗斯在北约边境的无人机部署，体现了混合战争的典型特征：通过技术手段（无人机）与信息战（去政治化话语）相结合，实现对敌对方的间接控制（indirect control）。这一现象要求我们重新思考国际法的适应性：传统的国际法机制（如《联合国宪章》）在面对技术军事化扩张时，是否需要引入新的技术治理原则，以应对这一挑战？

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专题二： 技术治理的合法性危机：英国紧急警报系统的政治化滥用与公众信任的崩溃

1. 现实困境深描（The Concrete Dilemma）

英国政府在2026年8月16日向全国发布野火紧急警报，尽管该警报系统原设计用于化学泄漏、炸弹爆炸等“危及生命”的极端威胁 [F3_27 🔍]，但政府在收到消防与救援部门的短期请求后决定启用该系统 [F3_25 🔍]。然而，这一决定引发了广泛批评：议员们认为向全国发布野火警报实属不必要 [F3_24 🔍]，影子内政大臣克里斯·蒂利更是直言该警报是“为保护公众目的而滥用该系统” [F3_31 🔍]。改革英国党副领袖理查德·泰斯则指责工党“为了‘警察国家’目的而‘解毒’该系统” [F3_32 🔍]。这一事件揭示了技术治理的合法性困境：当紧急系统被政治化滥用，其技术理性的工具性如何转化为权力的合法化工具？

2. 博弈机制与话语策略剖析（Mechanisms & Discourse）

英国政府的紧急警报系统原本是为了应对“危及生命”的紧急情况而设计的 [F3_29 🔍]，但其部署标准在实践中被模糊化（blurring）与政治化（politicization）。政府发言人坚称该警报符合所需标准 [F3_25 🔍]，但2014年内阁办公室报告明确警告称，滥用该系统将削弱其在未来真正紧急情况中的有效性 [F3_26 🔍]。这一矛盾体现了技术治理的去施事化（de-agentification）特征：紧急系统的部署不再基于明确的技术标准，而是基于政治决策的即时需求。

3. 历史思想资源的平等对话（Theoretical Resonance）

哈贝马斯在《合法化危机》中对技术统治论的批判，为我们理解英国紧急警报系统的滥用提供了理论框架。哈贝马斯指出，现代社会的合法性危机往往源于系统世界（systems world）对生活世界（lifeworld）的侵蚀，即技术理性的工具性逻辑如何取代民主的商谈理性 [F3_23 🔍]。此外，福柯在《规训与惩罚》中对权力的技术化的分析，也为我们理解紧急警报系统的滥用提供了视角：权力通过技术装置（如警报系统）实现对公众的规训，而非保护 [F3_30 🔍]。

4. 当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见（Contemporary Synthesis）

当代的算法治理与数字主权理论为我们理解英国紧急警报系统的滥用提供了新的视角。首先，紧急警报系统的滥用体现了算法治理的合法性危机：当技术系统的部署标准被模糊化，其合法性不再基于民主商谈，而是基于技术官僚的决策 [F3_28 🔍]。这一现象要求我们重新思考技术治理的民主化：如何在技术系统的设计中引入透明度与问责制，以避免权力的滥用？

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▌ 面向学者的开放性思想追问与研究路标 (Open Horizons for Scholarly Inquiry)

1. 【技术军事化与国际法的适应性困境】：俄罗斯无人机基地的扩张挑战了传统国际法的合法性边界。未来的国际法机制是否需要引入技术治理原则，以应对无人机、算法战争等新兴技术带来的挑战？这一原则如何在主权自保与普遍安全共同体之间实现平衡？

2. 【技术治理的合法性危机与民主商谈的重构】：英国紧急警报系统的滥用揭示了技术治理的合法性困境。在后真相时代，如何通过算法透明度与公众参与重构技术治理的合法性基础？紧急系统的部署标准是否需要引入公民审议（citizen deliberation）机制？

制度与权力批判深度研判：The Daily Telegraph (17.08.2026)

▌ 本日全报生活世界痛感与情感政治深思雷达 (Lifeworld & Affective Significance Radar)

1. 【俄罗斯无人机基地威胁北约】 [F1_6-16]

   • 事件简述：俄罗斯在北约边境秘密部署至少10处无人机发射平台（[F1_9 🔍]），其最新型“海洋-4/5”号无人机射程可达600英里（约965公里），能够覆盖波兰首都华沙（[F1_11 🔍]）。北约官员警告称，这些基地已用于轰炸乌克兰，若战争升级可能对欧洲构成直接威胁（[F1_8 🔍]）。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：该事件触动了欧洲集体记忆中的战争创伤与安全焦虑。技术理性（无人机军事化）与人类生存尊严（平民生命脆弱性）的撕裂，通过北约“捍卫每一寸土地”的官方修辞（[F1_8 🔍]）与俄罗斯“扩展无人机网络”的技术扩张（[F1_16 🔍]）形成对照，暴露出地缘政治博弈中生命政治（biopolitics）的冷酷逻辑。

2. 【英国紧急警报滥用争议】 [F3_23-35]

   • 事件简述：英国政府在野火肆虐之际向全国发送紧急移动警报（[F3_24 🔍]），引发公众质疑。2014年内阁办公室报告《The 2Gograph》明确警告滥用该系统将削弱其有效性（[F3_26 🔍]），但政府仍以消防部门请求为由强行启动（[F3_25 🔍]）。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：该事件暴露出技术治理（移动警报系统）与生活世界需求（精准救援）的脱节。公众对“狼来了”式虚假警报的愤怒（[F3_31 🔍]），实则是对制度理性冷漠（将野火等“正常”灾害升级为“危及生命”紧急状态）的情感反弹，凸显现代社会中技术工具理性与人类共同体情感连接的断裂。

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▌ 精选核心专题理性与情感辩证论证 (The Dialectic of Logos and Pathos Monograph)

专题一： 技术理性的地缘政治扩张与人类安全焦虑的辩证张力：从俄罗斯无人机基地到北约“捍卫每一寸土地”的修辞

1. 制度理性架构解构（Deconstruction of Institutional Logos）

俄罗斯在北约边境秘密部署无人机发射平台（[F1_9 🔍]），其背后的制度理性架构体现在三个层面： - 技术官僚理性：通过“沙利德”无人机的升级与扩散（[F1_11 🔍]），将战争逻辑从人类肉身转向无人化系统； - 地缘政治博弈的零和逻辑：将安全威胁从乌克兰扩展至北约核心区域，通过“覆盖华沙”的技术展示实现威慑效果（[F1_11 🔍]）； - 北约“捍卫每一寸土地”的官方修辞（[F1_8 🔍]）：将集体安全（collective security）抽象为领土完整的技术保障，掩盖了其背后的军事-工业复合体利益驱动。

2. 生活世界真实痛感深描（Living Lifeworld Pathos）

在生活世界层面，俄罗斯无人机基地的扩张触动了欧洲集体记忆中的战争创伤与安全焦虑。波兰民众对“华沙被覆盖”的技术威胁感受到的不是抽象的“领土完整”，而是具体的生命脆弱性——无人机袭击可能带来的平民伤亡（[F1_13 🔍]）、基础设施破坏与社会恐慌。这种痛感被符号化动员（symbolic mobilization）为“俄罗斯威胁论”，通过媒体报道与官方修辞转化为集体情绪（collective affect），进而强化了北约内部的团结与动员。

3. Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）

制度理性与生活世界痛感的辩证摩擦体现在三个层面： - 技术官僚理性通过无人机军事化将战争“去人性化”（dehumanization），而平民的安全焦虑则将战争重新“人性化”（re-humanization），凸显技术理性与人类情感的对立； - 北约的“捍卫每一寸土地”修辞（[F1_8 🔍]）通过抽象的领土概念掩盖了其背后的军事-工业复合体利益，而俄罗斯的无人机扩张则通过技术展示实现了威慑效果（[F1_16 🔍]），双方的制度理性都在情感动员中寻求合法性； - 隐性理性（latent logos）的显现：平民的安全需求与制度理性的军事逻辑在对抗中寻求平衡，但这种平衡往往以牺牲人类尊严为代价。

4. 话语温度差与社会心理韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）

对比制度端的“去情感化冷色调语言”（如“覆盖华沙”、“射程600英里”）与生活端的“具象痛感热色调语言”（如“平民伤亡”、“社会恐慌”），可以看到社会心理韧性的严重断裂。北约官员的“捍卫每一寸土地”修辞（[F1_8 🔍]）通过抽象的技术术语掩盖了其背后的军事逻辑，而俄罗斯的无人机扩张则通过技术展示实现了威慑效果（[F1_16 🔍]），双方的制度理性都在情感动员中寻求合法性。这种话语温度差（discourse temperature gap）不仅削弱了公众对地缘政治博弈的理解，也加剧了社会心理的异化（alienation）与极化（polarization）。

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专题二： 技术治理的滥用与生活世界需求的脱节：从英国紧急警报系统到“狼来了”式虚假警报

1. 制度理性架构解构（Deconstruction of Institutional Logos）

英国紧急警报系统的滥用（[F3_24 🔍]）暴露了技术治理（technological governance）的制度理性架构： - 技术官僚理性：内阁办公室负责人路易丝·玛格（Louise Mag）基于消防部门的“短期请求”启动全国警报（[F3_25 🔍]），体现了对“效率”与“快速响应”的追求； - 合法性追求：2014年内阁办公室报告《The 2Gograph》明确警告滥用该系统将削弱其有效性（[F3_26 🔍]），但政府仍以“保护公众”为由强行启动（[F3_24 🔍]），体现了制度理性对“合法性”的追求； - 规则遵循：政府发言人坚称该警报“符合所需标准”（[F3_25 🔍]），体现了技术治理对“规则遵循”的强调，掩盖了其背后的政治动机。

2. 生活世界真实痛感深描（Living Lifeworld Pathos）

在生活世界层面，紧急警报系统的滥用触动了公众对“信任”与“安全”的集体焦虑。议员们批评向全国发布野火警报“实属不必要”（[F3_24 🔍]），实则反映了公众对制度冷漠（institutional indifference）的愤怒：野火肆虐之际，政府通过“狼来了”式虚假警报（[F3_31 🔍]）将“正常”灾害升级为“危及生命”紧急状态，削弱了公众对技术治理的信任。这种痛感被符号化动员为“警察国家”阴谋论（如改革英国党副领袖理查德·泰斯的指责[F3_32 🔍]），进一步强化了公众对制度理性的不信任。

3. Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）

制度理性与生活世界需求的辩证摩擦体现在三个层面： - 技术治理通过紧急警报系统将“野火”等“正常”灾害升级为“危及生命”紧急状态（[F3_29 🔍]），体现了对“风险管理”的追求，而公众的痛感则体现了对“生活世界需求”的渴望； - 合法性追求：政府通过“保护公众”的修辞（[F3_25 🔍]）合法化其滥用行为，体现了制度理性对“合法性”的追求，而公众的愤怒则体现了对“正义”的渴望； - 隐性理性（latent logos）的显现：公众的安全需求与制度理性的技术治理在对抗中寻求平衡，但这种平衡往往以牺牲公众信任为代价。

4. 话语温度差与社会心理韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）

对比制度端的“冷色调技术术语”（如“移动警报系统”、“风险管理”）与生活端的“热色调痛感语言”（如“狼来了”、“警察国家”），可以看到社会心理韧性的严重断裂。影子内政大臣克里斯·蒂利（Chris Tilly）将周五的警报斥为“为保护公众目的而滥用该系统”（[F3_31 🔍]），实则反映了制度理性对“合法性”的追求与公众对“信任”的渴望之间的对立。这种话语温度差不仅削弱了公众对技术治理的信任，也加剧了社会心理的异化（alienation）与极化（polarization）。

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▌ 面向学者的伦理与社会心理开放性追问与研究路标 (Open Horizons for Ethical & Sociological Inquiry)

1. 【开放性学术追问一：技术官僚理性与人类安全尊严的和解可能】 在地缘政治博弈与技术治理中，如何重新平衡技术官僚理性（technocratic rationality）与人类安全尊严（human security dignity）？是否存在一种“情感化的技术治理”（affective technological governance）模式，能够在保障安全的同时尊重人类情感需求？未来研究可探讨技术治理中“情感智能”（emotional intelligence）的引入，以及其对公众信任与社会心理韧性的影响。

2. 【开放性学术追问二：当代极端化情绪动员对公共交往领域的重构挑战】 紧急警报系统的滥用与“狼来了”式虚假警报（[F3_31 🔍]），如何重构了公共交往领域（public sphere）的情绪动员机制？这种极端化的情绪动员是否会演化为更大规模的社会极化（social polarization）与制度合法性危机？未来研究可探讨情绪动员（affective mobilization）与公共交往（public communication）之间的辩证关系，以及其对民主治理的长期影响。