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Charges laid over deaths of four young men in Huyton car crash

James Diggle, 27, is accused of aiding and abetting causing death by dangerous driving

The Independent UK

Huyton crash: Tributes to four young men killed after car hit lamppost

Jack Diggle Benjamin Dooley Andrew Roberts and Craig Shackleton-Brady were all pronounced dead

The Independent UK

National Portrait Gallery removes artwork after row over Churchill's legacy

The London-based museum has faced controversy over a video installation blaming Winston Churchill for a colonial-era famine in India.

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Winston Churchill film withdrawn from National Portrait Gallery over famine row

The film sparked controversy over claims the wartime leader used ‘wilful’ mass starvation as part of the Bengal famine

The Independent UK

Why the National Portrait Gallery has been accused of a ‘barefaced lie’ over Churchill claim

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The Independent UK

Row breaks out over National Portrait Gallery claims that Churchill starved Indians

Biographer Andrew Roberts called the claims by Turner Prize-winning artist Helen Cammock a ‘barefaced lie’

The Independent UK

Turns out America’s favorite villain may have been framed as historian gives King George III a makeover

King George inherited the throne in 1760 at age 22, overseeing an empire stretching across continents

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British–Israeli survivor of October 7 attack says antisemitism is ‘running riot’ in UK

Anat Ron-Kendall, the only known UK-based British–Israeli dual national who survived the terror attack, has spoken for the first time about her ideal

The Independent UK

Parliamentary report names 18th British victim of 2023 Hamas attack

Rotem Kalderon, 66, had not previously been included in lists of British casualties of the October 7 attacks.

The Independent UK

Eight jailed after posing as electricians to divert power to UK cannabis farms

Criminals dressed as utilities repair teams dug up roads to access cables to power industrial-scale drug production

The Guardian - UK

Gang who posed as electricity workers to power cannabis farms jailed

The firm was registered on Companies House and both McGinn and Roberts had LinkedIn profiles.

The Independent UK

Andrew Roberts obituary

Other lives: Historian who specialised in the study of Africa, in particular Zambia

The Guardian - UK

Bikinis, surfboards and battle-axes? Hawaii loosens long-strict weapons laws after court ruling

Second Amendment activists in Hawaii are celebrating a recent legal change that allows them to carry not just guns but other weapons -- from battle-axes to butterfly knives — openly in public

The Independent UK

Prestigious Dulwich prep school drops Native American house names after cultural appropriation complaints

The houses have been renamed after mythical creatures

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Evening Standard

Literary friction in the Cliveden set over Gaza

Historians William Dalrymple and Simon Sebag Montefiore have been politely clashing over the conflict

Wallpaper

Miami Art Week 2023: the must-sees

Miami Art Week 2023 is underway. Let us guide you through the maze of must-sees, at Art Basel Miami Beach and beyond

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Experts Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop Taking Shots At Ridley Scott's Napoleon, But Not Everything Is Historically Inaccurate

Experts are still taking shots at the historical inaccuracies of Ridley Scott’s Napoleon, but not everything is untrue.

The Guardian - UK

Critics of Napoleon epic have fallen for emperor’s fibs, says film’s military expert

The ex-para who advised Ridley Scott on the new movie’s battle scenes claims historians who attacked it have fallen for Bonaparte’s own hype

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The Guardian - UK

Can Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton make it as a comeback king?

Elvis redeployed his lip curl, Churchill fought on the western front, and pop group Steps updated their sound. David Cameron take note

The Guardian - US

Burner phones and search history led police to Long Island killings suspect

Charging documents released on Friday show how investigators have tied architect Rex Heuermann to 11 sets of human remains

WEKU

What the 2020 census can — and can't — tell us about LGBTQ people

The Census Bureau has released the most comprehensive national statistics to date about same-sex couples living together in the U.S. But many other LGBTQ people remain invisible in the census data.

ABC News

Penguin bins snubbed by Tasmanian heritage register

The Big Penguin sculpture in the north-west Tasmanian town of Penguin is a step closer to being included on the state's heritage register, but the community's push to include 12 rubbish bins has been knocked back.

The Independent UK

Queen Consort attacks censorship of authors as Roald Dahl row rages

Camilla urges writers to ‘remain true to your calling’

Bristol Post

The Bristol mental health charity helping scores of struggling men talk in a bid to avoid suicide

Andy Man’s Club now has two groups in Bristol men can seek out for support.

Evening Standard

National Gallery told to think again over ‘destructive’ new entrance plans

Conservationists say: ‘go back to the drawing board’

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