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Dave Myers' devastated stepchildren have written kind words in memory of their stepfather.
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Chelsea a shell of past glories as disaster display helps, not hinders, Arsenal title hopes
Some of Chelsea’s expensively assembled squad will simply never make it at the top level without big changes
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Pret A Manger brings back co-founder to board as it battles to bring down debts
The sandwich chain’s co-founder has said the chain’s customers had been “let down” by problems with its loyalty app and “chaotic” management
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Dow Jones Futures: Tesla Soars As Elon Musk Touts 'Affordable' EV, Robotaxi
The rally attempt is gaining steam. Tesla soared as Elon Musk said "affordable" EVs will come in 2025 and touted robotaxis.
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Why are there no female Minions?
Originally conceived as robots, the banana-hued critters have always distinctly male, but have you ever wondered why?
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EU's new right-to-repair rules force companies to repair out-of-warranty devices
The European Union's parliament has adopted a new right-to-repair directive that forces manufacturers to repair goods.
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Former BBC director becomes university chancellor
The former UEA student says she has "huge personal pride" upon taking up the role.
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Astaxanthin: the antioxidant 6,000 times more powerful than vitamin C
As far as antioxidants go, the potency of astaxanthin is unrivalled. From boosting brain health to smoothing wrinkles, nutritionist Louise Pyne has everything you need to know
- Elle
The Interior Life Of Hunza G's Georgiana Huddart
Swimwear brand Hunza G’s co-owner and creative director invites ELLE into her effortlessly stylish west-London home.
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'Very unusual' sinkhole appears under railway line
The hole has caused disruption to services between Helensburgh and Edinburgh Waverley for several days.
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Pictured: Blood-covered Household Cavalry horses run loose through central London
Five Household Cavalry horses have escaped and run loose through central London after throwing their riders while exercising.
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London headteacher introducing 12-hour school day to tackle smartphone addiction
Notting Hill school head Andrew O’Neill wants to turn the tide on smartphone use by pupils
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Rail services disrupted as trespassers block line
Rail services are delayed as far afield as Telford and Shrewsbury because of problems at New Street.
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FTSE 100 LIVE: European stocks higher as London hits fresh intraday record high
Traders were fuelled by hopes of interest rate cuts and easing geopolitical tensions.
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Declining Stock and Solid Fundamentals: Is The Market Wrong About COLTENE Holding AG (VTX:CLTN)?
With its stock down 12% over the past month, it is easy to disregard COLTENE Holding (VTX:CLTN). However, stock prices...
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Grant Shapps claims tax cuts still possible despite huge splurge on defence spending
Defence Secretary says the £75bn hike can be paid for partly through 72,000 cuts to Civil Service jobs
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Russia approves deal for Hugo Boss to sell Russian business, Interfax reports
Russia's government commission on foreign asset sales has approved a deal for German fashion house Hugo Boss to sell its Russian business to retailer Stockmann, Interfax reported on Wednesday, citing a government official. Hugo Boss did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Hugo Boss, along with many retailers, temporarily suspended its retail business operations in Russia soon after Moscow despatched its army to Ukraine in February 2022.
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UK urges Nato allies to adopt 2.5% defence spending commitment
Rishi Sunak announced a plan for the UK to spend 2.5% of gross domestic product on defence by 2030 and now wants allies to follow suit.
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Journalist Asks David Cameron Outright If Rwanda Bill Is A Consequence Of Brexit
The former PM was the one who called the EU referendum in the first place.