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The fall of FTX marks the end of the “wild west” days of crypto

City Comment : There is something of the Fyre Island festival debacle about the downfall of crypto platform FTX. Like the 2017 scandal, there is a backdrop of sun kissed silver beaches - FTX operated largely out of the Bahamas - an apparently credible charismatic 30 year old entrepreneur running…

Evening Standard

Qatar 2022 WTF: How did we get here?

This World Cup is a farcical disaster, but that's not Qatar's fault. Call it punishment for the sins of capitalism

Salon

Keir Starmer vows to abolish House of Lords to 'restore public trust in politics'

Under Keir Starmer's plans, the Lords replacement would be "truly representative" of the UK's nations and regions

Daily Mirror

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Keir Starmer taking advice from Blair and Brown as Labour gears up for government

Labour was last night polling at 50%, 22 points ahead of the Tories after Jeremy Hunt and Rishi Sunak’s gloomy Autumn Statement

Daily Mirror

Adoption, witchcraft and Britain’s most hated woman: The ‘cash for babies’ mum 21 years on

The full, wild tale of an adoption scandal that dominated headlines in early 2001 – and that Tony Blair called ‘disgusting’ – is delicately explored in a new Prime Video series. Eloise Hendy speaks to the woman once dubbed ‘the most hated in Britain’ for paying £8,000 to adopt two…

The Independent UK

Next Labour leader ‘ideally’ a woman, says Starmer

The Labour leader spoke of his hope that after he steps down his party could for the first time choose a female leader.

The Independent UK

The Delightful Sausage: ‘Impostor syndrome has propelled us forward’

It will take more than multiple Edinburgh nominations to convince comedy duo Amy Gledhill and Chris Cantrill that they’re a success. Perhaps a TV sitcom would do it?

The Guardian - UK

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Trump announces he'll run for president again as Murdoch turns on him – and it could be politically expensive for both

No politician, journalist or media critic has ever been heard to utter the phrase “as subtle as a Murdoch tabloid”.

The Conversation

Sheikh who secured World Cup for Qatar has UK links going back decades

Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber al-Thani’s success is built on a remarkable network of political and business connections

The Guardian - UK

The rise and fall of FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried: The 30-year-old who built a $30 billion empire in 3 years—and burned it down in 48 hours

The demise of the founder, who was seen as a benevolent and stabilizing force in crypto, has left his supporters and enemies with unanswered questions.

Fortune

The Crown season 6 - everything we know so far about the hit Netflix series

Netflix have launched the latest season of The Crown and now with many having finished watching it, they are looking towards season six - but what do we know so far?

Edinburgh Live

Seven former Prime Ministers line up at Cenotaph for first time - including Liz Truss

Liz Truss, Boris Johnson, Theresa May, David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Sir Tony Blair and Sir John Major attended the national Remembrance Sunday service - though Ms Truss did not lay a wreath during her 49-day premiership

Daily Mirror

‘Devastating impact’: Tony Blair hits out at PM’s slashing of overseas aid

In an exclusive interview on the sidelines of Cop27, the former PM also warned against backsliding on climate commitments

The Guardian - UK

‘I f****d up’: the rise and fall of US crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried

The 30-year-old wunderkind last week saw his giant FTX digital currency exchange collapse and his $17bn fortune disappear

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Al Jazeera

Fake Trump, Bush, Tesla storm Twitter after verification dropped

Fake Twitter accounts explode across platform after Elon Musk scraps verification policies.

The Guardian - UK

Admiral of the Fleet Lord Boyce obituary

Chief of the defence staff who challenged Tony Blair on the legality of the 2003 invasion of Iraq

The National (Scotland)

Twitter chaos as blue-tick 'Tony Blair' account says he 'misses killing Iraqis'

ELON Musk’s plan to allow Twitter users to pay for a “blue tick” has rapidly descended into chaos after accounts “verified” as George W…

The Guardian - AU

Australian Monarchist League calls for boycott of The Crown and Netflix

AML says Netflix must ‘correct the record’ and add disclaimer to address ‘falsehoods’ about the royal family

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Season five of The Crown has dropped in Australia. Here are some of its key talking points

Covering the phone tapping scandal, Charles and Diana's divorce and the Camilla affair, it was thought this season was going to make the new king look awful. But it could have been worse.

Chronicle Live

What big changes to the political map mean for the North East – as some seats abolished under new plans

The shake up of the North East political map could see seats like North Tyneside, Wansbeck, North West Durham, and Tony Blair’s former seat of Sedgefield disappear

Daily Mirror

Labour immigration minister slapped down by Yvette Cooper over ID cards

Stephen Kinnock suggested ID cards should "certainly be on the table" to control migration and pointed to their usage in many EU countries - before the Shadow Home Secretary dismissed the proposal

The Independent UK

Yvette Cooper quashes ID card idea after Labour frontbencher says ‘on the table’ OLD

Shadow immigration minister Stephen Kinnock says ID cards ‘so helpful’ in controlling borders

The Guardian - UK

What does Boris Johnson want? Anything to improve the ending of his memoirs

He will be hectoring his successors, cultivating his mythology and making millions – but a return to high politics is unlikely, says deputy editor of ConservativeHome, Henry Hill

The Guardian - UK

‘Like watching your girlfriend kiss someone else’: the artists who had their songs co-opted by politicians

Today’s stage-managed politics depend on everything being on-message – including choosing the perfect conference walk-on tune. But what do artists think when their music is used to support policies they abhor?

The Guardian - UK

I never dreamed Netflix could leave me wincing in sympathy for the royal family

Mistimed, irresponsible and tacky, the latest series of The Crown is simply bad television

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