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57 m. ago When girls married aged 12 and became the property of their husbands: Rare book lays out the 'rights' of women in 17th century Britain

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74 m. ago When girls were married off aged 12 and men could hit their wives: Rare book lays out the 'rights' of women in 17th century Britain

The landmark legal tomb, titled The Lawes Resolutions of Women's Rights, gives an extraordinary insight into the laws that shaped women's lives in 17th century Britain.

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74 m. ago Brits will spot key bedtime change next week as Hurricane Erin brings 'unsettled' weather

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74 m. ago Britain's 'worst landlord' offers to sell woodland to council for a £4million 15

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77 m. ago US sailor convicted of espionage for leaking warship data to China

Jinchao Wei’s mother urged him to continue spying, believing it could help him secure a job with the Chinese government

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81 m. ago Rio Ferdinand explains decision to move to Dubai after quitting TNT Sports job

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand will no longer be working as a pundit for TNT Sports this season having explained why he has moved with his family to Dubai

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88 m. ago Glasgow land and property business makes senior hire in push for further utilities sector growth

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1 hour ago Trump needs to understand what the war in Ukraine is really about | Kenneth Roth

It’s not about Nato or the Soviet Union. It’s about democracyIt may be difficult for a real-estate mogul like Donald Trump to recognize, but Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is not about slices of war-torn land in eastern Ukraine. It is about Ukraine’s democracy. Putin fears that the Russian people will see that democracy as an enticing alternative to his stultifying autocratic rule. Trump is unlikely to secure a peace deal unless he acts on that reality and changes the cost-benefit analysis behind Putin’s continuing war.Much of the public analysis of the Alaska summit between Trump and Putin, and the Washington collection of European leaders protecting the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, from the temperamental Trump, has been replete with red-herring issues. For example, Putin did not invade Ukraine because of feared Nato expansion. The unanimous consent of all Nato members required to admit Ukraine is nowhere on the horizon, especially since article 5 of the Nato tre...

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1 hour ago Danny Dyer's Mr Bigstuff future confirmed by Sky after Bafta win

The Sky show following bolshy Lee and his meek brother Glen has been a huge hit with TV audiences since it made its debut last summer

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1 hour ago 'Stacey Dooley filmed TV show at my home but neighbours caused a scene'

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Culture

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A landmark LGBTQIA+ bar adjacent to the Edinburgh Playhouse is set for a £230,000 revamp designed to keep it thriving for the long term.

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Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has revealed the motivation behind his decision to relocate to Dubai just months after quitting his punditry role at TNT Sports.

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Royal fans with an eye for "complex and sensitive issues" could land the opportunity to work at Buckingham Palace, but they'll need to be quick, as applications have to be in by the end of the month

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