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‘Obscene’: Anger after cost of King Charles’s coronation revealed

Official figures put price of event at £72m but anti-monarchy group Republic says real cost is likely much more

The Guardian - UK

‘We are backing ourselves’: Labour aims to turn tide on Tories in Essex

Party could make historic inroads in places such as Southend but many of the races look very tight

The Guardian - UK

Best Friend Asks Guy How He Has Such A Great GF, He Shares His Manipulation Tactics But GF Overhears

Woman overhears BF sharing ways he manipulates her so that she doesn’t realize how hot she is and stays with him. The post Best Friend Asks Guy How He Has Such A Great GF, He Shares His Manipulation Tactics But GF Overhears first appeared on Bored Panda.

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‘It’s not just giving out food parcels’: the volunteers helping families – photo essay

Photojournalist Sean Smith has spent the last 12 months documenting the Thurrock community that operates and uses some of the busiest Trussell Trust food banks in the country

The Guardian - UK

Kerry James Marshall donates portrait of Henry Louis Gates Jr to Cambridge University

World-renowned artist gifts painting to mark award of honorary degree for author’s outstanding achievements

The Guardian - UK

‘Going to be close’: nerves fray before byelection in Boris Johnson’s old seat

Uxbridge and South Ruislip would be huge win for Labour or Conservatives – but canvassing lays bare difficulties facing both

The Guardian - UK

Leeds man caught red-handed with builder's bag full of cannabis worth £160,000

William Stokoe and Daniel Flintoft were caught with three builder's bags full of cannabis

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Antarctic tourism is booming – but can the continent cope?

In tourist hotspots cruise ships must at times queue to disembark passengers and fragile ecosystems may be at risk from visitors. But who gets to decide on who can come?

The Guardian - US

We love our urban trees and thought we’d won the battle to save them. How wrong we were

I’ve seen trees around the UK threatened by development, bulldozers and chainsaws. Now it is happening on my doorstep, says Guardian environment correspondent Sandra Laville

The Guardian - UK

The church at the end of the world – photo essay

Perched atop a scree hill north of the village, a Russian Orthodox church keeps watch over the Antarctic outpost Villa Las Estrellas. It was built in 2002 from wood shipped from the Siberian city of Altay and its bells were brought from Vladimir, a city east of Moscow

The Guardian - US

‘It feels cynical’: how would Labour’s VAT policy affect private schools?

Party and many economists back plan but niche schools such as Ysgol Gymraeg Llundain say they could struggle

The Guardian - UK

‘Inspirational’: fans pay tribute to Tina Turner outside London musical

After news of death of ‘queen of rock’n’roll’ broke, people gathered to pay respects at West End theatre

The Guardian - UK

‘Affordable and stress free’: how almshouses are the unsung heroes of UK social housing

Experts say the model could work well for many people, not just the elderly, suffering in the UK housing crisis

The Guardian - UK

‘The impact we have is vast’: scientists look to clean up Antarctica

Waste disposed of in the ocean, abundant microplastics and wildlife exposed to oil – the ‘pristine’ continent of ice has a trash problem

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The Guardian - US

Antarctica: wild continent of snow, ice and, increasingly, women

The southern wilderness was long the preserve of men since its first sighting in 1820 but female scientists are overcoming sexism to make their mark

The Guardian - US

Island at the end of the world: Antarctic outpost faces uncertain times

The climate crisis, geopolitical upheaval, a burgeoning tourism and an ever-extending list of interests and actors are straining relations on King George Island

The Guardian - UK

From Stephen Lawrence to Sarah Everard: the awful price of 30 years of police failure to reform

We hoped Stephen’s death would be the catalyst for real change, but the assurances proved hollow, says Imran Khan, lawyer and adviser to the Lawrence family

The Guardian - UK

A bloody delusion: how Iraq war led to catastrophic aftermath in Middle East

The 2003 invasion’s legacy reverberates in the emboldenment of Iran, Islamic State’s violence and the disintegration of Syria

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North Park University is Chicago’s college basketball team of the moment — except nobody has been following it

On Friday, North Park (24-5) will play in the Division III Sweet 16 against Mount Union College in Alliance, Ohio.

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This Custom 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Is Called Fenix, Makes 1,180 HP

A supercharged 427 LS7 V8 powers the muscle car, mated to a Tremec T56 six-speed transmission.

The New Daily

Christmas lunch costs revealed at Coles, Woolworths, Aldi

December is here and Christmas lunch is just around the corner, but with the cost of living crisis biting into budgets it will cost more.

The Guardian - UK

‘Since lockdown it’s been with me more’: Lib Dem Emily Davey on living with MS

Councillor and wife of party leader warns of poor post-pandemic support for people with mobility issues

The New Daily

Higher grocery prices predicted in lead-up to Christmas

Customers can expect more hip-pocket pain at supermarket checkouts, with the price of groceries skyrocketing.

Zenger

British Prime Minister Resigns After 45 Days In Office

British Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned on Thursday after being under immense pressure regarding her economic policy

The Guardian - UK

‘No one would do that’: estate agents deny making rude gesture to Kwarteng

Agents in former chancellor’s constituency are glad to see him go after his effect on property market

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