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Alex Salmond at Yes rallies 'comforts me as a Unionist', Ruth Davidson says

FORMER Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson has said that Alex Salmond’s move back into frontline politics “comforts” her because he puts off…

The National (Scotland)

Trip of the week: fascinating, beautiful Taiwan

You’ll encounter few other Westerners on holiday in Taiwan – it receives only 3,000 British tourists each year, for instance – and yet it is among the most beautiful, fascinating and friendly places you could hope to visit, says Janice Turner in The Times. An island one-seventh the size of…

The Week

Tory plan to scrap Human Rights Act 'won’t be coming back' after Dominic Raab exit

DOMINIC Raab’s controversial plans to scrap the Human Rights Act are dead in the water after he left government in ignominy, according to reports…

The National (Scotland)

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Camilla and ex-husband Andrew Parker Bowles 'still co-conspirators, joined at the hip'

Queen Consort Camilla continues to have a close friendship with former husband Andrew Parker Bowles, despite both reportedly having affairs during their marriage from 1972 to 1995

Daily Mirror

China: the new rules of engagement for Britain

For years, a debate has simmered about Britain’s policy towards China, said Juliet Samuel in The Times. The hawks say Beijing is an “untrustworthy menace”, and that we should limit our cooperation and dependence.

The Week

British Cycling reportedly considering ban on transgender riders in elite female races

The governing body's new guidelines are due to be announced within the next month

Cycling Weekly

Camilla: from ‘most hated woman in Britain’ to respected royal

She has been branded a “Rottweiler” and “the most hated woman in Britain”, but on 6 May, the Queen Consort will be given a new title, that of Queen Camilla.

The Week

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Trip of the week: the delights of southern Umbria

Less visited than neighbouring Tuscany, Umbria is “Italy’s unspoilt green heart”. Much of the region “consists of little but vineyards, olive groves and farms”, making for a “bucolic” landscape that is “freckled” with some of the country’s best-preserved medieval towns. And nowhere is more peaceful and idyllic than Umbria’s south,…

The Week

Keir Starmer poised to scrap pledge for free university tuition fees

KEIR Starmer is set to scrap his party’s commitment to free university tuition, according to a report.

The National (Scotland)

How encrypted Victorian newspaper personal ads shaped fiction like Sherlock and Enola Holmes

How familiar are you with the Victorian-era newspaper feature known as the Agony Column? You are likely familiar with its methods and central plot lines, even if you don’t know what it is!

The Conversation

What is Help to Buy and will Rishi Sunak bring it back for first-time buyers?

The government scheme first launched back in 2013 but was closed to new applicants last year

Manchester Evening News

Russian forces suffer radiation sickness after digging trenches and fishing in Chernobyl

Russian troops ‘set up camp, fished and dug defensive positions six miles from power plant’

The Independent UK

Emily Maitlis feared Prince Andrew interview would end up ‘hurting’ duke’s daughters

Maitlis grilled the Duke of York about his ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during an infamous ‘Newsnight’ interview in 2019

The Independent UK

Emily Maitlis feared Prince Andrew interview would end up ‘hurting’ duke’s daughters

Maitlis grilled the Duke of York about his ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during an infamous ‘Newsnight’ interview in 2019

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Russian forces suffer radiation sickness after digging trenches and fishing in Chernobyl

Russian troops ‘set up camp, fished and dug defensive positions six miles from power plant’

The Independent UK

‘It’s really strange to be reminded of your perpetually dead parents’: Frieda Hughes on her famous literary family and her magpie memoir George

The first memoir from Frieda Hughes tells the story of George, the magpie she adopted. The poet, painter and daughter of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes tells Jessie Thompson of her plans to keep writing about her life

The Week

Hilma af Klint & Piet Mondrian: Forms of Life review

The premise for this new exhibition is a “weird” one indeed, said Laura Freeman in The Times. On the face of it, the Dutch artist Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) and the Swedish painter Hilma af Klint (1862-1944) have little in common: he was a cosmopolitan modernist, she a visionary mystic; he…

Woman & Home

Queen Camilla's 'very lusty, healthy life' with Andrew Parker-Bowles revealed despite his 'serial infidelity'

Queen Camilla's 'very lusty' relationship with her ex-husband Andrew Parker-Bowles has been explored by several royal insiders

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The Week

A weekend in Lisbon: travel guide, attractions and things to do

When it comes to Lisbon it’s “safe to say the secret’s out”, said Condé Nast Traveller. Portugal’s coastal capital welcomes more than 4.5 million visitors each year, many of whom “flock” to the city for its “fado music, historic ruins, winding old town, trams”, and, “not to mention”, those pastéis…

Edinburgh Live

New Harry Potter TV series announced with fresh casting and plot explained

The brand new television series, produced by Max, will be a retelling of all seven books written about the lightning-scarred boy wizard, with a fresh new cast to boot.

The Week

Space tourists face sex bureaucracy

Space tourists hoping to “have sex in zero gravity” will face a “barrage of bureaucracy” because of potential dangers, reported The Times. “It is unrealistic to assume that all space tourism participants will abstain from sexual activities while exposed to microgravity and increased levels of ionising radiation”, according to a…

Wales Online

Matthew Rhys reveals the moment he blew his audition to be James Bond

The Cardiff-born star of 'The Americans' said he was told to wear a dark suit and read Casino Royale

The Week

Mary Quant obituary: pioneering designer who created the 1960s look

If The Beatles wrote the soundtrack for the legend of Swinging Sixties London, then Mary Quant created the look, said Jess Cartner-Morley in The Guardian. One of the most influential fashion designers of the 20th century, Quant, who has died aged 93, is most closely associated with the miniskirt.

Salon

Biden admin ignored child migrant labor

"I did everything I could to warn them," said one former official. "They just didn't want to hear it"

The Independent UK

Married Joshua Jackson shares candid thoughts about affairs: ‘It can be forgiven’

‘No one wants to be cheated on and there is massive repair to be done,’ the actor said about infidelity

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