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  • Britain will provide intel to Cyprus to help fight Russia's sanctions evasion

    Britain will provide intel to Cyprus to help fight Russia's sanctions evasion

    Britain will provide intelligence to a newly formed unit in Cyprus tasked with preventing Russia evade international sanctions
    ABC News - Dec. 10

  • Death toll from contaminated infant IV feeding bags in Mexico rises to 17

    Authorities in Mexico say a total of 17 children have died in central Mexico from suspected contamination of IV feeding bags, after four more deaths were confirmed
    ABC News - Dec. 10

  • Death toll from contaminated infant IV feeding bags in Mexico rises to 17

    Authorities in Mexico say a total of 17 children have died in central Mexico from suspected contamination of IV feeding bags, after four more deaths were confirmed
    ABC News - Dec. 10

  • Europe Asks: Is It Time for Syria's Refugees to Go Home?

    While governments urge caution, calls are rising across Europe for Syrians who fled the Assad regime to return.
    The Wall Street Journal - Dec. 10
  • Storm Darragh showed me how unprepared my family – and Britain – are for disaster | Gaby Hinsliff

    Storm Darragh showed me how unprepared my family – and Britain – are for disaster | Gaby Hinsliff

    After just 12 hours without power, we were cold, isolated and facing the fact that everyday life is far more precarious than it seems. It was the cold that woke me up. Some time in the early hours ...
    The Guardian - Dec. 10

  • My ex-husband is worth 10 times what I’m worth. Is it fair that we contribute equally to our son’s college education?

    “When I suggested I now want to pay less, my former spouse said he didn’t want to finance my savings.”
    MarketWatch - Dec. 9
  • TikTok asks for emergency pause to looming US ban

    TikTok asks for emergency pause to looming US ban

    The app says the Supreme Court - and incoming Trump administration - needs more time to consider the case.
    BBC News - Dec. 9
  • Britain’s Flawed Jobs Reports Leave Economists ‘Second-Guessing’

    Britain’s Flawed Jobs Reports Leave Economists ‘Second-Guessing’

    Officials are grappling with an incomplete picture of Britain’s labor market as the national statistics agency strains to improve data quality.
    The New York Times - Dec. 9

  • ‘I’m trying not to go bankrupt’: My husband of 24 years asked for a divorce. He wants my cell-phone records. Should I report him for tax fraud?

    “I would like to keep the house because my grown children and grandchildren reside there.”
    MarketWatch - Dec. 8
  • Watch: Britain’s Katy Marchant breaks arm in terrifying collision

    Watch: Britain’s Katy Marchant breaks arm in terrifying collision

    Britain’s Katy Marchant suffered a broken arm and the UCI Track Champions League’s final round was cancelled following a nasty crash at the Lee Valley VeloPark on Saturday night.
    Yahoo Sports - Dec. 8
  • 'It’s an old person's drink.' Is Britain's love for tea cooling off?

    'It’s an old person's drink.' Is Britain's love for tea cooling off?

    Experts say tea has been in decline for years as younger people prefer alternatives.
    BBC News - Dec. 8
  • 'Why I spent £85k of my own money to help fix Britain's housing crisis'

    'Why I spent £85k of my own money to help fix Britain's housing crisis'

    Dr Jess Steele put her money into a project providing affordable homes to people in her community.
    BBC News - Dec. 8

  • I’m 69 and have $10,000 in legal bills from my divorce. Is now the time to borrow from my IRA?

    “I never dreamed I’d be in this position.”
    MarketWatch - Dec. 7
  • Boy, 15, crowned Britain's top young strongman

    Boy, 15, crowned Britain's top young strongman

    Keenan Pearson, 15, from Flimby, weightlifts his way to national glory despite being a novice.
    BBC News - Dec. 7
  • Thousands without power and trains cancelled as Storm Darragh hits Britain

    Thousands without power and trains cancelled as Storm Darragh hits Britain

    An emergency alert came into effect at 1am on Saturday.
    Yahoo Sports - Dec. 7
  • Quarry developer asks council to pay appeal costs

    Quarry developer asks council to pay appeal costs

    A firm is hoping to claim money from the local council ahead of a planning decision on an airfield.
    Yahoo Sports - Dec. 7

  • Triumph of the orcs: why Britain needs more Games Workshops

    Those who despair at the UK’s inability to spawn a Facebook should look to the country’s creative industries
    Financial Times - Dec. 7
  • Special Education Services With a Catch: Parents Are Asked Not to Sue

    Special Education Services With a Catch: Parents Are Asked Not to Sue

    New York City school officials want families seeking such services to waive their right to sue the Education Department in exchange for receiving them.
    The New York Times - Dec. 7

  • Contaminated IV bags suspected in death of 13 children in Mexico

    Mexico's federal health department said the children appeared to have died from a blood infection after an outbreak of a multidrug-resistant bacteria.
    CBS News - Dec. 6
  • Mexican authorities investigate deaths of 13 children possibly linked to contaminated IV bags

    Mexican authorities investigate deaths of 13 children possibly linked to contaminated IV bags

    Mexican health authorities are investigating the death of thirteen children in Mexico after being infected with a bacteria that most probably originated in IV feeding bags.
    NBC News - Dec. 6
  • Civil servants’ union boss writes to Starmer over ‘frankly insulting’ criticism

    Civil servants’ union boss writes to Starmer over ‘frankly insulting’ criticism

    Exclusive: FDA general secretary urges PM to rethink ‘Trumpian’ language about Whitehall. The head of the senior civil servants’ union has written to Keir Starmer urging him to rethink his “frankly ...
    The Guardian - Dec. 6

  • Ask a stylist: finding the forever party piece

    From the classic tux to a dramatic frock that shouts ‘festive’ — how to choose the looks you’ll wear and wear
    Financial Times - Dec. 6

  • Across Bordeaux in the footsteps of Britain’s wartime saboteurs

    In December 1942, a group of commandos set out on an audacious raid — from which most would not return. Duncan Craig retraces their route along the Frankton Trail
    Financial Times - Dec. 6

  • 13 children die in Mexico from suspected contaminated IV bags

    Thirteen children under the age of 14 have died at hospitals in central Mexico, and authorities suspect contaminated IV feeding bags
    ABC News - Dec. 5

  • 13 children die in Mexico from suspected contaminated IV bags

    Thirteen children under the age of 14 have died at hospitals in central Mexico, and authorities suspect contaminated IV feeding bags
    ABC News - Dec. 5

  • Vodafone-Three UK merger set to ring changes on Britain’s mobile landscape

    Deal will reduce number of operators in the country from four to three
    Financial Times - Dec. 5

  • Britain forecast to reach peak gasoline this year in landmark moment for electric vehicles

    Britain is forecast to hit "peak petrol" in 2024, according to a new report, with EVs on track to assume a much bigger share of the country's car market.
    CNBC - Dec. 5
  • Pete Hegseth's mother says The New York Times made 'threats' by asking her to comment on a story

    Pete Hegseth's mother says The New York Times made 'threats' by asking her to comment on a story

    A basic tenet of journalism — calling someone for comment on a story — was seen as a threat by defense secretary nominee Pete Hegseth's mother
    ABC News - Dec. 4
  • Guehi to face no action after again defying rules by writing religious message on rainbow armband

    Guehi to face no action after again defying rules by writing religious message on rainbow armband

    Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi will face no formal action from the English Football Association despite defying its rules for a second time by writing a religious message on his uniform during a ...
    ABC News - Dec. 4
  • Trump asks Whatley to return as RNC chair

    Trump asks Whatley to return as RNC chair

    President-elect Trump said Wednesday that he asked Michael Whatley to stay on for another term as chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC) following the party's successful 2024 election ...
    The Hill - Dec. 4
  • How Can I Show My Boyfriend My Parents’ Filthy Home?

    How Can I Show My Boyfriend My Parents’ Filthy Home?

    A reader dreads the thought of her partner seeing her squalid childhood home, but being honest with her parents about her embarrassment is a nonstarter.
    The New York Times - Dec. 4

  • Guéhi writes 'Jesus' on armband despite warning

    Crystal Palace's Marc Guéhi wrote "Jesus loves you" on his rainbow-coloured captain's armband on Tuesday despite a reminder from the FA about religious messages.
    ESPN - Dec. 4
  • Guehi writes on rainbow armband despite FA reminder

    Guehi writes on rainbow armband despite FA reminder

    Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi writes 'Jesus loves you' on his rainbow captain's armband for Tuesday's match at Ipswich Town.
    BBC News - Dec. 3
  • Yorkshire chef rues ‘so much waste’ after thieves write off van and 2,500 pies inside

    Yorkshire chef rues ‘so much waste’ after thieves write off van and 2,500 pies inside

    Tommy Banks had appealed for the pies bearing his name to be given to people in need. A van that was stolen containing 2,500 pies has been found abandoned and its cargo too damaged to eat.. The ...
    The Guardian - Dec. 3

  • Mourinho asks media to let him 'work in peace'

    Fenerbahce coach Jose Mourinho believes he doesn't get enough credit for his team's winning run from the local media and wants to "work in peace."
    ESPN - Dec. 3
  • Top chef's 2,500 pies 'a write off' after van theft

    Top chef's 2,500 pies 'a write off' after van theft

    The van owned by chef Tommy Banks contained "nearly a tonne" of pies when it was stolen.
    BBC News - Dec. 3
  • For his 80th birthday, my dad asked for the gift of time. What we gave him will last generations | Ranjana Srivastava

    For his 80th birthday, my dad asked for the gift of time. What we gave him will last generations | Ranjana Srivastava

    My father was more thrilled with his present than the times we gave him lovely photos, swanky dinners and a fancy laptop. I waited until I was 15 years old to have my first major disagreement with ...
    The Guardian - Dec. 3

  • Sky Ferreira on writing for 'Babygirl' and leaving label jail: 'She wants something good? How horrible!'

    The singer's new "Leash" plays over the closing credits of "Babygirl." In an interview with The Times, she talks about making music and her fight with her longtime record label.
    Los Angeles Times - Dec. 3

  • Britain need not choose between Trump and EU, Starmer says

    UK prime minister vows to strengthen ties with Washington, Brussels and Beijing in set-piece speech
    Financial Times - Dec. 2
  • Barcelona’s edge gone as Las Palmas write their own history at anniversary party | Sid Lowe

    Barcelona’s edge gone as Las Palmas write their own history at anniversary party | Sid Lowe

    League leaders were marking 125 years since forming but defiant and in-form visitors got in the way of celebrations. Barcelona left the party early, their birthday also belonging to those who ...
    The Guardian - Dec. 2
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