70 minutes ago Worried your husband is about to leave you? Here are the EIGHT subtle signs you need to read according to a leading divorce expert

Leading relationship therapist Joanna Harrison reveals the eight warning signs that your husband might be looking for the exit - and her five-step plan to mend your marriage.

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2 hours ago The UN has failed us on Gaza. We need to decolonize and radically reform it | Omar Barghouti

By decolonizing, I mean a transformative process that embeds the views of marginalized and most affected communitiesWell before US president-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated in January 2025, the UN has been atrophying in power, credibility, and even relevance. The international organization has faced many challenges since its establishment in 1945 in the shadow of the most horrific chapter in modern human history. Yet few chapters of the UN have been darker than its meek looking on as Israel livestreams the genocide against 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza with “total impunity”.The fact that Israel’s ongoing genocide is armed, funded and shielded from accountability by powerful western states, led by the US, has made this impunity more blatant than ever. Western hypocrisy in slapping R...

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2 hours ago Berkeley Square apartment at site of Winston Churchill's first London home goes on market for £6.5 million

The 1,859 sq ft apartment is on the third floor of the Portland stone town house, the only surviving residential building on one of London’s most famous squares.

Economics

2 hours ago DHL cargo jet crashes and slides 300ft into a house while coming into land at Vilnius airport killing one crew member with three others somehow surviving

The plane had been travelling from the German city of Leipzig to the Lithuanian capital and was just one mile from touching down on the runway when the fiery crash occurred

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3 hours ago Charlotte airport workers plan to strike during busy Thanksgiving travel week

Service workers at Charlotte Douglas International Airport plan to go on strike during a busy week of Thanksgiving travel to protest what they say are unlivable wages

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3 hours ago The surreal deal: the exhibitions celebrating the revolutionary, illogical art of the absurd

Rising as a rebuttal to fascism, sexism and war in the 1920s and 30s, surrealism was a response to ‘a world gone mad’. As the movement marks its centenary, two new shows are celebrating its past and futureOne hundred years ago last month, the 28-year-old poet André Breton penned the Surrealist Manifesto, shucking off “the reign of logic”, calling out “the pretence of civilisation and progress” and heralding “the omnipotence of dream”. Breton wanted nothing less than a new reality – one that might overturn a world shaped by religion, schools and governments – by seeking truths within the self: “The future resolution of these two states, dream and reality [ ] into a kind of absolute reality, a surreality.” To create it, he and his evolving gang of Parisian writers and artists turned to th...

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4 hours ago La Ricerca review – paean to man who uses stone to make sense of the world

Reverential documentary reveals how Luigi Lineri has dedicated his life to creating a temple of rock For decades, Luigi Lineri has toiled along the Adige river in northern Italy where he has amassed an astonishingly vast treasure trove: rocks. A research endeavour, an artistic undertaking and even a form of time travel, this beautiful quest defies rigid categorisation. Guided by Lineri’s indefatigable passion, Giuseppe Petruzzellis’s meticulous documentary lends an ear to what the stones have to say.Using title cards of white text over a black screen, the film divides Lineri’s collection into a myriad of themes. While some pebbles point to the technical evolution of tools in prehistoric times, others bear the artistic traces left behind by human creativity. There’s a streak of the exist...

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4 hours ago 1 in 10 Brits ready to 'pull a sickie' for Black Friday shopping spree

Brits plan to use the cold or flu as an excuse to avoid working this Friday to shop for Black Friday deals

Economics

6 hours ago Britain faces ‘talent drain’ of visual artists as earnings fall by 40% since 2010

Report says funding cuts, inflation and rise of AI contributing to median income dropping to £12,500Earnings for visual artists in Britain have plunged by 40% since 2010, with experts predicting a “talent drain” from the UK because EU countries offer more attractive working environments.A report commissioned by the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS), found that visual artists had a median annual income of £12,500, with 80% of the 1,200 creatives surveyed saying their earnings were “unstable”, or “very unstable”. Continue reading...

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