5 h. ago Why London and Ireland are the best first international trips for American families with kids

Why London and Ireland are the best first international trips for American families with kids  Yahoo Creators

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56 h. ago How the US is still removing Indigenous children from their families at alarming rates – video

For centuries, the US government tried to erase Indigenous identity, with boarding schools, adoptions and a chilling mission: “Kill the Indian in him, and save the man.”In 1978, a law was passed to protect Native American families. But it didn’t fix the system. Today, Native children are still being removed at shocking rates. In South Dakota, they’re 13% of the child population but 74% of the children in the foster system.Neelam Tailor investigates why, and how a system built on separation is still failing Indigenous families Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Craig Bellamy ignores Celtic rumours by issuing statement of intent for ‘massive’ Euro 2028

The UK and Ireland-hosted tournament has its official launch in London on Wednesday

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3 d. ago Craig Bellamy focused on ‘massive’ Euro 2028 amid Celtic rumours

The UK and Ireland-hosted tournament has its official launch in London on Wednesday.

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5 d. ago Scotland suffer triple injury blow as Rangers and West Ham duo called up after squad withdrawals

Two players in, two players out and another ruled out Greece match

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6 d. ago Man arrested in Northern Ireland after pedestrian left fighting for life in alleged London hit

Michael McLaughlin, of Heath Park, Buncrana, in the Republic of Ireland, has been charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving.

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6 d. ago Man arrested in Northern Ireland over alleged hit and run in London

Michael McLaughlin, of Heath Park, Buncrana, in the Republic of Ireland, has been charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving.

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6 d. ago US states must stop the power shutoffs during the shutdown | Edward J Markey and Mark Wolfe

Americans are choosing between heating their homes and putting food on the table. Officials and utilities can prevent thisAs the stalemate over government funding and healthcare benefits continues, winter is approaching – but federal heating assistance, blocked by the shutdown, isn’t arriving in time. Millions of American families are about to face an impossible choice: heating their homes or putting food on the table. As the senator for a state known for its volatile winters and as executive director of the National Energy Assistance Directors Association, we call on states and utilities to choose a different outcome for those families and shut off the shutoffs. A nationwide freeze on utilities’ ability to disconnect customers from heat for nonpayment isn’t about politics – it’s about public safety.The breakdown in federal budget negotiations has frozen the release of funding for many of the essential services families rely on nationwide, including the Low-Income Home Energy Assist...

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1 week ago Arsenal injury update: Viktor Gyokeres, Martin Zubimendi and Gabriel Martinelli latest news and return dates

Mikel Arteta is hopeful of a triple injury boost after the November international break, but concerns remain ahead of two fixtures this week

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1 week ago An American Airlines Boeing 787 to Philadelphia just diverted to London Heathrow after U

An American Airlines Boeing 787 to Philadelphia just diverted to London Heathrow after U-turn over Ireland  airlive

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2 w. ago Man cleared of Jill Dando murder too ill to appear in court for 1987 rape charge

Chief Magistrate Paul Goldspring accepted a medical letter from the GP of Barry George.

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2 w. ago 10 London attractions that are totally free to visit this Autumn

A travel expert has shared 10 completely free things you can do in London this Autumn, including a visit to the Natural History Museum and a trip to St. James's Park

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3 w. ago A Mind of My Own by Kathy Burke review – a brilliant, blunt and beautiful memoir

The actor on being called ugly, telling Johnny Rotten to F-off, and striking gold at CannesKathy Burke’s mother, Bridget, died of stomach cancer when she was 18 months old; she writes that it made her “feel dead famous” in her community. She was raised by her older brothers, John and Barry, who were 10 and eight when it happened, and sometimes by their father Pat, an alcoholic for many years, violent with it, who struggled to care for his family. Pat and Bridget had moved to London from Ireland, and the Burkes lived on an estate in Islington, where the other families played a vital role in raising and feeding the children. On his deathbed, in 1994, Pat asked Kathy to do two things: to give up smoking, and to write more. It has only taken her 30 years, she says, but she’s finally done the latter.The entertainment industry is top-heavy with people from middle-and upper-class backgrounds who have a limited understanding of lives that don’t resemble th...

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3 w. ago Judge to rule in 1972 Bloody Sunday murder case against former British soldier

The only British soldier ever charged in the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre is set to learn his fate in a Northern Ireland courtroom

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3 w. ago When will the Michelin 2026 stars be revealed for London, the UK and Ireland?

When will the Michelin 2026 stars be revealed for London, the UK and Ireland?  Hot Dinners

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4 w. ago Photographer Graciela Iturbide: ‘Working with my heart is the only rule – nothing else’

The revered 83-year-old Mexican photographer talks about her groundbreaking career as she celebrates her first ever retrospective in New YorkIf you’re at all familiar with contemporary Latin American photography, you’ve probably encountered the unforgettable image of a Zapotec woman crowned with live iguanas, radiating quiet, unshakable dignity. Captured in 1979 by Graciela Iturbide, Nuestra Señora de las Iguanas, Juchitán was neither planned nor staged. It was taken on impulse, guided by the artist’s instinct and deep respect for her subject, and has since become a touchstone of Mexican visual culture and feminist photography.“What drives my work is surprise, wonder, dreams, and imagination,” Iturbide recently told the Guardian. Continue reading...

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