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I worked in No 10 - here’s the unexpected threat to our critical infrastructure
A Heathrow power failure was not high on the list of national concerns, but threats from malicious actors - sometimes deadly ...
Canadian Stage to produce Jeremy O. Harris’s controversial Slave Play
Director Jordan Laffrenier’s production of Slave Play, set to play the Berkeley Street Theatre this fall, will feature an all ...
Tories bid to force ban on children using mobile phones in school
The opposition wants to rewrite the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill to require teachers bar pupils using or even ...
UK must try to understand migrant worker surge, watchdog says
The British government plans to investigate the unexpected rise in skilled worker visas. The Home Office is unsure why visa ...
Tories call for classroom phone ban after admitting their guidance hasn’t worked
The Tory Party is calling for a ban on phones in schools, after admitting guidance issued under former prime minister Rishi ...
‘Ten Indian Classics’ Review: Stories of a Subcontinent
The Murty Classical Library of India sifts through multiple languages and thousands of years to bring a nation’s literary ...
Five years after the start of the Covid-19 pandemic that changed everything and revealed the best (and worst) of us...JONATHAN MAYO'S gripping day by day accou…
Five years ago this month, Britain entered its first Covid lockdown. Streets were emptied, families separated and the NHS ...
Minister says Labour ‘won’t take a chainsaw to the civil service’ amid cuts backlash
The man described as ‘Keir Starmer’s unofficial deputy prime minister’ insists he has not set targets in slashing the number ...
CNN14d
Don’t overdo it, but light exercise can help with minor illness
The winter flu season is still in full force, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, causing many sufferers to halt their exercise regimen. But not every illness requires ...
Opinion
Ask Shrimsley: Am I English?
In a month that has seen prominent figures proudly declaring they are not English, this question has acquired a new relevance. No less than Suella Braverman, a former home secretary, has bellowed out ...