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Two Italian locals have shared what they perceive to be the 'correct' way of consuming an Aperol Spritz and it's not what you might have expected
Experts say El Salvador president’s intervention comes as Trump is employing tactics used by autocrats abroad Donald Trump is not known for taking advice, especially from foreign leaders who often seek to flatter and compliment the US president. But El Salvador’s authoritarian leader Nayib Bukele has followed a different tack by calling on the Trump administration to follow his example in impeaching “corrupt judges”. Continue reading...
Experts and volunteers working at Castilly Henge have been trying determine if it is the county’s lost great stone circle It was a grey Cornish autumn day, but Henry Stevens’s tough shift digging in a field next to the A30 was about to get very exciting. Her eye was caught by something glinting in the soil and she picked up a flake of flint that had lain for thousands of years within what might just turn out to be a Cornish version of Stonehenge. Continue reading...
Critics condemn Robby Starbuck, appointed in lawsuit settlement, for ‘peddling lies and pushing extremism’ A prominent anti-DEI campaigner appointed by Meta in August as an adviser on AI bias has spent the weeks since his appointment spreading disinformation about shootings, transgender people, vaccines, crime, and protests. Robby Starbuck, 36, of Nashville, was appointed in August as an adviser by Meta – owner of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and other tech platforms – in an August lawsuit settlement. Continue reading...
In the activist’s new memoir, she remembers how trying weed at university brought on terrifying flashbacks • ‘To the men who ran the world, I was just a photo op.’ Read an interview with Malala Yousafzai “Explain how the time inconsistency of optimal monetary policy can lead to a stabilisation bias. How would the introduction of a price path target help to address it?” After reading the question three times, I still couldn’t make sense of it. I groaned, went back to the textbook, tried to read, made a cup of tea, and tried again. Nothing improved my focus. Then my phone lit up with a message from my friend Anisa: a picture of my name spelled out in Scrabble letters. Continue reading...
Soft, sweet, sticky and unexpectedly easy to make at home. Season to suit your own tastes, and enjoy with a coffee or tea There are few joys quite like a sticky bun. As soft and sweet as an edible pillow, they’re a lovely thing to sink into with a cup of coffee and, though they look impressive, they’re also unexpectedly easy to make at home. This Scandinavian version is cinnamon flavoured, but feel free to change the seasoning to suit your palate. Prep 30 min Rest 1 hr+ Cook 25 min Makes 7 Continue reading...
This 18th century house on Portland Square is the ultimate place to play lady of the manor, says Katie Glass
Virginia Vallejo revealed she had never regretted loving a man, even 'monster' Escobar, but there was one offer made by the kingpin she wishes she had taken
Teenagers across the world are being targeted by criminals online who are posing as someone else to trick their victims into sending sexual photos or videos before blackmailing them for money
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