12 h. ago We must save Britain’s oldest curry house. It represents everything that’s good about our country

We must save Britain’s oldest curry house. It represents everything that’s good about our country  The Telegraph

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12 h. ago We tried the colourful curry house with 'phenomenal' food and hundreds of five star reviews

It's only been open for two years but it's made a big impression

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47 h. ago Horse racing tips: ‘He’s a real battler with loads of untapped potential’ – Templegate’s 3

TEMPLEGATE tackles a cracking day one of the Cheltenham November Meeting confident of unleashing hell on the bookies and landing a touch or two. Follow him in and back any of his picks simply by clicking their odds below. LEAVE OF ABSENCE (2.20 Cheltenham, nap) Can win The Sun’s ‘Save Our Bets’ Novice Chase. Britain’s...

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3 d. ago Thomas Tuchel feels England have addressed key issue raised by Harry Kane

Captain Kane suggested some team-mates had forgotten the importance of representing their country following a spate of withdrawals 12 months ago.

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4 d. ago Nigeria, US and UK to investigate cartel behind $235 million cocaine seizure at Lagos port

The significant seizure represents one of the largest in the country's history

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9 d. ago Love Island star to represent country at Eurovision in move that will deliver global fame

Former Love Island contestant Antigoni Buxton is set to enter the world's stage as she represents a country in next year's Eurovision Song Contest after years of trying

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9 d. ago Harry Newman and Joe Burgess included in England squad for final Ashes Test

Newman’s inclusion means three Leeds players have the chance to represent their country at Headingley, while Burgess replaces the injured Dom Young.

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1 week ago Public servants are being targeted and MPs have been murdered. But we will prevent fear from destroying our politics | Dan Jarvis

A new law will restrict protests outside the homes of public office holders. The right to demonstrate is a given, but to menace private homes is just not right Every day, I hear appalling stories of the abuse suffered by people who step forward to represent their communities and serve our country. It is shocking to see the level of harassment and intimidation faced by those in our parliament, our town halls and elsewhere in public service. Every story I hear only increases my determination to stop it happening and keep those who serve safe.The horrific murders of my friends Jo Cox and David Amess were not isolated tragedies. They sent shockwaves through parliament and our democracy. Their loss left behind grief and a fear that shapes our politics.Dan Jarvis is security minister and Labour MP for Barnsley North Continue reading...

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1 week ago There Was, There Was Not review – how four women’s dreams are destroyed by the shock of war

Emily Mkrtichian’s feature debut was shot in the now defunct republic of Artsakh, a tender, intimate meditation on the impermanence of lifeWith a title taken from the traditional opening phrase of Armenian fairytales, Emily Mkrtichian’s feature debut hints at the impermanence of life itself. Shot in the now defunct republic of Artsakh, the film follows four extraordinary women who find their hopes and ambitions cruelly derailed by war. The breakaway state was formed in 1991, after decades of political discrimination under the Soviet Union and military conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. For the predominantly Armenian population here, their peace has always been under threat.The personal journeys of Mkrtichian’s subjects feel even more remarkable in the face of these uncertainties. A judo champion, Sose aspires to represent her country at the Olympics; Siranush campaigns to be on the city council; and Gayane runs a support group for women. For those living in Artsakh, memories o...

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2 w. ago Two Ayrshire takeaways announced as finalists in the 4th Nation’s Curry Awards 2026

The Curry Leaf, in Ayr’s Wills Road, and Zain’s Curry House, in Dalry’s New Street, have both been named as finalists in the competition’s five-strong Takeaway of the Year (Scotland) category.

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2 w. ago Violent protests erupt as Tanzanian president nears election victory

Government critics abducted, killed or arrested in run-up to vote as global monitor records internet blackoutViolent demonstrations broke out in Tanzania’s largest city, Dar es Salaam, as the country held an election on Wednesday.Samia Suluhu Hassan, the president, looked set to strengthen her grip on the country against the backdrop of rapidly intensifying repression and the exclusion of opponents from the presidential contest. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Public facing multiple environmental threats in local areas, analysis finds

Friends of the Earth said 47 of the 50 worst areas in the country for air pollution are represented by Labour MPs.

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3 w. ago ‘Long overdue’: England players finally follow in footsteps of giants | Aaron Bower

First series against Australia since 2003 starts on Saturday and there is no shortage of motivation for the home sideThe pantheon of players who have represented England and Great Britain in the past 22 years is a modern‑day who’s who of the game. Sam Burgess, James Graham, Sean O’Loughlin, James Roby the list is long, storied and impressive.You could argue there is plenty dividing those players, not least their ferocious rivalries at club level in Super League. But the one thing they have in common is that they were never able to represent their country in the most intense series of them all, the Ashes. Since 2003 the concept has been on hiatus but, finally, on Saturday it returns in some style. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago The best Indian restaurant in Cardiff run by a dad and son who were determined to beat the rest

The curry house - which specialises in north Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine and provides a fine-dining experience - is one of the longest running venues in the city

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3 w. ago Sanae Takaichi appoints just two women to cabinet after becoming Japan’s first female PM

New leader had promised levels of female representation comparable to those in Iceland, where six of cabinet of 11 are womenSanae Takaichi made history on Tuesday when she became Japan’s first female prime minister. But hours after she was elected by MPs, it was evident that female under representation in the country’s political establishment would continue when she appointed just two women to her cabinet.Takaichi had promised levels of female representation in her government comparable to those in Iceland, Finland and Norway. Continue reading...

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