The security guard grabs his waist, pulls up his pants and raises his eyebrows. Jane, a 43-year-old tourist, insists. Ask him again for explanations. He has invested more than 150 …
Sixty-seven percent of the world’s 42.6 million refugees live in neighboring countries. That’s the case for most of the 192,000 people living in the Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement in northwestern …
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Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso announce a break in their career on the same day that their new album was going to be released: “We let ourselves be carried away by a level of success that we did not know how to handle. We ask for forgiveness” | Culture
Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso, the band formed by two Argentine musicians whose success has skyrocketed in the last year and a half, have decided to stop. The same day the …
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What do you get for the person who has everything? Take a visit to Connolly. Perhaps London’s most stylish shop, it is a vault of beautiful things — endless objets …
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Public sector net debt, including the Bank of England, reached £2.93 trillion at the end of November, which is around 95.6% of gross domestic product (GDP) and 0.3 percentage points …
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50 years of Huerga & Fierro: “There are others who edit with a bow tie: our bet has been on heterodoxy” | Culture
Antonio Huerga (Cartagena, 69 years old) was “a hairy hippie, he talked a lot, a snake charmer,” as Charo Fierro (Audanzas del Valle, León, 65 years old) remembers him. It …
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If you, like many Londoners, find yourself despondent looking at derelict homes like this one in Camden that are selling for nearly £1 million, you could consider an alternate reality. …
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The Office for National Statistics said the total volume of retail sales is estimated to have fallen by 0.1% in November.
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Many Young’s pubs are offering Christmas Day menus (the Windmill in Clapham looks like a winner) but for sheer feelgood factor none beat the Guinea in Mayfair, tucked down a …
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Trump adds his name to the Kennedy Center, Washington’s great cultural center, without Congress | Culture
In a trend already common in Donald Trump’s Washington, what began as a joke became an extravagant reality this Friday. It was when some workers began early in the morning …