58 minutes ago Elizabeth line boss apologises to commuters as computer error causes second day of chaos

Commuters have been hit by two days of major disruption on the Elizabeth line

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70 minutes ago Dorothea Rockburne – New York great’s first big UK show all comes down to one long, mesmerising line

Bernheim Gallery, LondonNow aged 95, the great polymath had trouble finding the right chipboard in Britain – but this is still a show of disarming simplicity with one stunning standout workSometimes a work gets to you and blows everything else away. It begins with a narrow black line, about the breadth of a pencil, running at waist-height around the walls of the ground floor gallery. The line negotiates the mouldings, runs under a mantelpiece, takes the corners and recesses, makes a turn, gets interrupted by a set of French doors and disappears from view. The line leads us from room to room. Regular, unvarying and relentless, it sometimes leaves a breathy residue on the wall or a build-up of fine graphite dust in the corners and crevices of a window-frame as it passes.Drawn using fine c...

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73 minutes ago Kris Boyd in total Rangers write off as Celtic handed the title before Philippe Clement told what to 'worry' about

Boyd has recently gone public in his criticism for under-fire Ibrox boss Philippe Clement

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82 minutes ago Pep Guardiola decoded: Body language expert reveals Man City boss showed signs of HELPLESSNESS and distress while displaying 'war wounds from field of battle' after self

Guardiola sparked concern after joking that he wanted to 'harm himself' after City threw away a 3-0 lead to draw with Feyenoord in the Champions League last night.

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1 hour ago ‘The constitutional court is easy to crack’: the threats to German democracy go on stage

Legal journalist Maximilian Steinbeis’s play A Citizen of the People shows how easy it could be for a party like AfD to upend the country’s 75-year-old democracyA smile so sweet it will melt your heart, a handshake so earnest it will make you want to buy him a beer, and a stare from deep-set eyes so intense you will tremble for your children’s future: Dominik Arndt has the suave moves and terrifying looks typical of the rightwing politicians that are knocking on the gates of power all over Europe. Specifically, the lanky and youthful actor who plays Arndt, Fabian Hinrichs, looks a lot like Björn Höcke, the Thuringian politician many see as the boss in all but title behind Germany’s ascendant Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party.But what makes Arndt so unsettling – and the play A Citi...

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1 hour ago FTSE 100 Live 27 November: easyJet shares get results boost, Just Eat Takeaway quits LSE

Low-cost airline easyJet and the retailer Pets at Home have revealed contrasting fortunes in their latest results.

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2 hours ago Netflix reality star is caught trying to smuggle £150,000 of drugs into UK after a friend offered her £18,000 and an all

Olga Bednarska, 27, was stopped by customs officers at Manchester Airport on a flight back from Thailand with two large suitcases containing 40kg of cannabis.

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2 hours ago Drivers using Silvertown and Blackwall tunnels WILL have to pay £4 at peak times TfL confirms

Driving through London is about to get even more expensive for motorists, with both the Blackwall Tunnel and the newly constructed Silvertown Tunnels set to see toll charges introduced.

Economics

2 hours ago Celtic starting XI vs Club Brugge: Team news as Brendan Rodgers mulls over £11m dilemma and makes three key decisions

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers has three key decisions to make ahead of the visit of Club Brugge in the Champions League.

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