95 m. ago Historic church in Welsh town to become shops and restaurant

Plans to demolish Christ Church Presbyterian in Barry were met with widespread opposition in 2021. The building's future has now been set on a very different course

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1 hour ago Travellers told to brace for long delays at Dover and Eurostar as new EU entry

Britons could be asked to provide proof of travel insurance and hotel bookings by EU border guards

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1 hour ago I spent a weekend at the elegant Scottish hotel that Conde Nast just rated the sixth best in the UK

This place epitomises the phrase quiet luxury

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2 h. ago Nation’s top financial CEO Jamie Dimon warns there is a 30% chance of a stock market crash in the next two years

JPMorgan Chase boss admits he is more worried about the economy than many of his peers

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2 h. ago Dragons' Den fans left in awe over 'best pitch in history of show' as entrepreneurs ask for money towards a business for 'travelling life size dinosaurs'

Chris Roberts, known as 'Ranger Chris', from Aberdare in Wales, appeared on Thursday evening's show with lifelike dinosaur costumes.

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3 h. ago Rangers condemn ‘shameful’ attack on Smith statue; fans respond to Tuchel criticism: football – live

⚽ All the latest going into weekend’s internationals⚽ Sign up for Football Daily | Mail Michael with any thoughtsDjed Spence is at it again. The England defender has a history of boasting on social media about “locking up wingers” after good performances and following England’s win, the full-back has done Spurs teammate and Wales winger Brennan Johnson dirty in his latest post. Scroll to the fifth image to see.“YOU CANNOT ESCAPE THE INEVITABLE LETS TAKE A WALK TO THE PENITENTIARY BROTHER”, writes Spence in the caption. Brutal.I actually broke my hand, I don’t even know how I did it, I think I went to grab someone and then I felt a crack,” Burn told Chronicle Live. “It was early in the second half, so I went for the scan and I have seen a specialist. I’ve been told I can play with it. I am ready for Latvia, I am ready for Newcastle and I’d have been ready to play tonight. I will not be missing any time for a broken hand! This is nothing, I have had worse injuries than this. I am re...

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3 h. ago A trans grandmother, a patriarch scarred by horrors of war, and two very unusual marriages: We reveal the deeply complicated world of Gus Lamont's Outback family

Unearthed documents and local sources have revealed that the family of missing South Australian boy Gus Lamont has a complicated - and tragic - history.

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3 h. ago Stained glass window bought for £20 'may have belonged to Robert the Bruce', antiques dealer claims

Richard Drummond, 49, paid just £20 for the dazzling circular artwork at a charity shop in Moffat in Dumfriesshire.

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3 h. ago Rangers condemn ‘shameful’ attack on Smith statue; Tuchel criticises England fans: football – live

⚽ All the latest going into weekend’s internationals⚽ Sign up for Football Daily | Mail Barry with any thoughtsDjed Spence is at it again. The England defender has a history of boasting on social media about “locking up wingers” after good performances and following England’s win, the full-back has done Spurs teammate and Wales winger Brennan Johnson dirty in his latest post. Scroll to the fifth image to see.“YOU CANNOT ESCAPE THE INEVITABLE LETS TAKE A WALK TO THE PENITENTIARY BROTHER”, writes Spence in the caption. Brutal.I actually broke my hand, I don’t even know how I did it, I think I went to grab someone and then I felt a crack,” Burn told Chronicle Live. “It was early in the second half, so I went for the scan and I have seen a specialist. I’ve been told I can play with it. I am ready for Latvia, I am ready for Newcastle and I’d have been ready to play tonight. I will not be missing any time for a broken hand! This is nothing, I have had worse injuries than this. I am read...

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4 h. ago History shows war against immigrants will backfire on all Americans

Deportations are likely to cause employers to let go of US workers, and reduce the labor forceThe government shutdown may have prevented the publication of September’s job report, but we can be reasonably confident that when the numbers are known, they will further underscore the Trump administration’s policy incoherence and remind us of all of the damage he is prepared to inflict on the American economy.The president will most likely be apoplectic over data confirming that the economy is generating very few new jobs (the payroll processor ADP estimated a loss of 32,000 private sector jobs in September). Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which produces the jobs numbers, after a lackluster report published in August. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Enslavement, immolation and a HIV diagnosis: the artists expressing harsh truths with collage

From queer relationships and migration to AI and colonial histories, a huge range of artists have spliced together photography and archive material to create images that challenge history as we know itWhen the artist Sunil Gupta found out he was HIV positive in July 1995, making a collage helped him to process how he felt. He used an image of himself taken on the day of his diagnosis clutching his knees and looking defiantly into the camera, then placed it, using Photoshop, between the bars of the M25 bridge crossing, which look as though they’re imprisoning him. “It was the day my life changed,” he says.“Photography was a great tool for therapy,” Gupta says, and collaging “was very freeing, to get rid of those boundaries and put elements together.” On his new Apple computer, he merged low-resolution photographs he’d taken of posters and graffiti in Berlin; a zoomed-in picture of a 1930s gay bar the Nazis closed down; self-portraits and scans from books. He explored queer relationsh...

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4 h. ago Premier Inn investors hoping for summer boost amid rising hotel prices

Whitbread, which also owns the Beefeater and Brewers Fayre chains, will publish its half-year financial results on Thursday.

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4 h. ago Historic Silver Squeeze Deepens as Prices Soar in London Market

Historic Silver Squeeze Deepens as Prices Soar in London Market  Yahoo Finance

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5 h. ago Jewels of the Nile: how a new exhibition finally gives Egyptian artists their due

They may not have called themselves artists but, as a new exhibition explores, the mostly anonymous painters, sculptors and craftspeople working under the pharaohs still made their mark in distinctive styleThe earliest creator in world history whose name is known to us today was Egyptian. The priest Imhotep is credited with designing the step pyramid of King Djoser at Saqqara about 4,700 years ago, and so starting the sublime aesthetic achievements of the ancient state that straddled the Nile.Yet ancient Egyptians did not imagine creativity as an individual achievement or see artists as celebrities – unless they were literally gods. Imhotep was believed to be the son of the creator god Ptah and was deified as a god of wisdom and knowledge, patron of scribes. Most Egyptian artists were no more likely to be remembered by name than Stonehenge’s builders. “Art” was not an idea. Golden mummy masks and statues of spear-wielding pharaohs were not made to be admired...

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5 h. ago Anger over ‘sacrilegious’ graffiti art installation at Canterbury Cathedral

Responses to the project on display at the historic building have been mixed

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5 h. ago North Berwick: Historic Scottish town gets 27 parking meters for first time in 'disappointing' move

A total of 27 parking meters, enforcing paid parking, will be installed on the back of the council’s vote

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5 h. ago Bukayo Saka opens up on Arsenal battle and reveals new fitness update

Gunners star thriving with added competition after making more history for England against Wales

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5 h. ago Britain's smallest castle that is built into trendy town's historic walls goes on sale for £330k

The Gazebo Tower (pictured) sits in pride of place on the high street in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, looking out over the river and the surrounding countryside.

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5 h. ago Asylum hotel residents fight among themselves, throw rocks and try to climb walls as terrified neighbours cower in their homes

Footage filmed outside the Highfield House Hotel in Southampton, Hampshire, shows a bearded man in a red top shouting up at someone apparently inside the building.

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5 h. ago This historic London hotel is where tradition meets modern innovation

This historic London hotel is where tradition meets modern innovation  The Independent

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