A British author who turned personal adversity into a platform for healing and global impact has seen her latest book, When Hearts Heal, rise to No.1 across multiple countries. Natasha…
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In its outlook statement Greggs, which reports its interim results on 29 July said it expects first half operating profit to be lower than last year, “reflecting the stronger comparative…
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It’s a peculiar choice, given that her blog, The Tig, was named after Markle’s favourite wine, Tignanello — a red. But this new Napa Valley juice is, press material insists,…
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Written in 1976 — after the pop-religious romps about Joseph and Jesus with Rice, and before the imperial phase of Cats and Phantom — Evita may be Lloyd Webber’s most…
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Sweltering in London during the heatwave, you’d be forgiven for fantasising about buying a home by the sea. Rightmove, fortunately, has crunched the numbers on this, revealing the best and…
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Severe issues such as flooding will see customer compensation double from £1,000 to up to £2,000, while households suffering consistent low water pressure will be automatically eligible to receive up…
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Culture
Christian lawyers denounces the comic Ane Lindane for “simulating a masturbation” with a crucifix in a church | Culture
After leaving the sacristy, he goes up to the altar of a church without disagreement and simulates masturbating with a crucifix. All between screams of God is dead! (Ha Muerto…
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Business
MPs vote to back Keir Starmer’s welfare reform bill after government offers rebels more concessions
“We have heard those concerns, and that is why I can announce that we are going to remove the clause five from the Bill at committee, that we will move…
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Kate Nicholls, chief executive of UKHospitality, said: “Clear and precise timelines on when aspects of this legislation, and the processes to deliver them, will come into force is essential, and…