There are crayons on the table. Is that enough these days, asks David Ellis
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The former PM has taken up an unpaid role as part President Volodymyr Zelensky’s International Advisory Council for the Economic Renewal of Ukraine.
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Journey to the center of Pokémon domination: the most profitable franchise in the world turns 30 | Culture
10 years ago Nintendo, the Japanese company that has accompanied the childhoods of millions of people around the world, launched its biggest hit in decades: Pokémon GO. In 2016, with…
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“The north, north Cotswolds is a mecca for those looking for better value but ease of access to the magnetic ‘golden triangle’ – Kingham, Burford and Stow-on-the-Wold,” explains Harry Gladwin,…
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“As we look to a long-term future, with Scalextric as a now family-owned company, we are energised by the opportunity to continue bringing competitive racing fun to families, while expanding…
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‘A day with Peter Hujar’: requiem for the witness of a vibrant New York | Cinema: premieres and reviews
A day with Peter Hujar, which premieres on the Filmin platform, reproduces an interview conducted in December 1974 by the journalist and writer Linda Rosenkrantz with the famous photographer of…
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GfK’s long-running Consumer Confidence Index dropped three points to minus 19 in February to a level last seen in November, despite easing inflation.
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The Aena Narrativa Award is born to recognize the best book of the year in Spanish, endowed with one million euros | Culture
It is difficult to think that there is a lack of literary prizes and awards in Spain; one might rather conclude that this section is saturated. And yet, this Thursday…
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A trial of new rules designed to tackle problems related to change of tenancy, which drives between 10% and 15% of total outstanding energy debt and arrears, has been proposed,…