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Japanese man who spent 46 years on death row cleared of murders
Iwao Hakamada was found not guilty in Japan of the 1966 murder of his boss and his family after a retrial was ordered a decade agoA Japanese man who spent almost half a century on death row has been found not guilty of multiple murders, in a closely watched trial that has raised questions about Japan’s use... #press
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More than 700 national security officials endorse Kamala Harris for president
Public letter calls VP a candidate who ‘defends America’s democratic ideals’ and says Donald Trump is ‘unfit’ for jobMore than 700 national security leaders and former military officials publicly endorsed Kamala Harris for president in a letter released on Sunday, calling her a candidate who... #press
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Elon Musk backs down in his fight with Brazilian judges to restore X
The platform agrees to appoint a legal representative in Brazil, pays fines and takes down user accounts that the court had ordered removedElon Musk fought the law. The law appears to have won.X, Musk’s social media platform, has backed down in its fight with the Brazilian... #press
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Ohio city’s mayor issues emergency order over false migrant rumors
Springfield mayor Rob Rue says the order will allow city officials to ‘acquire resources to address potential threats’The mayor of Springfield, Ohio, has issued an emergency proclamation following the continued rise in public safety threats over false rightwing rumors about the city’s migrant... #press
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US opens civil rights investigation into Mississippi sheriff’s office after torture of Black men
Six Rankin county officers known as ‘Goon Squad’ were convicted for hours-long attack involving racial slursThe US Department of Justice has opened a civil rights investigation into a Mississippi sheriff’s department whose officers tortured two Black men in a... #press
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My 80-year-old dad is unrealistic about his future. Why can’t he move into a retirement village? | Leading questions
It is difficult for adult children to navigate these changes, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But it is difficult for your father tooRead more Leading questionsI have recently been through... #press
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The Starry Night: Van Gogh’s masterpiece is beautiful – but also surprisingly scientifically accurate
The artist died before the theory of turbulence was even created. So how are the whirls and eddies in his 1889 painting so spookily spot-on?Name: The Starry Night.Age: 135. Continue reading... #press
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US sues owner and manager of ship that caused deadly Baltimore bridge collapse
Justice department seeks to recoup $100m spent on cleanup after Dali crashed into bridge, killing six workersThe US justice department on Wednesday sued the owner and manager of the cargo ship that caused the deadly collapse of a huge road bridge in Baltimore earlier this year, seeking to recover... #press
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Miami Heat attack ‘hateful’ speech after Trump’s lies about Haitians
Team condemns threats towards Haitian communityFalse claims have surfaced about pets being eatenThe Miami Heat have issued a statement defending the Haitian community amid rumours and threats from the far right in the US.The NBA team posted a message of support on social media on... #press
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State schools should set up debating clubs, says senior Eton leader
Jonathan Noakes also suggests training teachers to encourage discussion, as government focuses on oracyState schools in England should set up debating clubs and train teachers in the art of encouraging classroom discussions in order to improve children’s oracy and help them... #press
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Israel and Gaza: Into the Abyss review – an indelibly traumatic viewing experience
Would a fully honest portrayal of what has happened in Gaza this year be unbroadcastable? This film is full of unforgettably harrowing moments – but still, so much more should have been saidMaking a documentary about Gaza for British television must... #press
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Who Could Ever Love you by Mary Trump review – family burn book dishes on Donald
Ex-president’s niece’s latest memoir recounts her brutal home life yet she won’t abandon the Trump legacyOnce again, Mary Trump strafes her family, with her third book in four years. Who Could Ever Love You presents the Trump name as both cocoon and nightmare. Dysfunction reigns. Think of it as a burn book. All get... #press
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Maui wildfire inquiry details lapses in preparation and grim fates of victims
Victims were impeded in their evacuation routes by deteriorating infrastructure and lack of preparations by officialsThe wind pushed flames from house to house as a group of neighbors tried to escape their blazing subdivision, abandoning their cars in a blocked road and running to an industrial... #press
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Natural History Museum plans revamp to become climate ‘catalyst for change’
Four galleries to be overhauled and two more spaces to reopen, including with Fixing Our Broken Planet exhibitionThe Natural History Museum in London has announced a major programme of transformation that it says will mark “a step-change from being a catalogue of... #press
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The NHS is in critical condition – but with the right care, it can make a recovery | Polly Toynbee
Lord Darzi’s damning report on the crisis facing our health service will be the benchmark from which improvements will be judgedBroken but not beaten, is Lord Darzi’s verdict on the NHS in England. “My colleagues in the NHS are working harder than ever but our... #press
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Israel says ‘highly likely’ its troops killed Turkish-American activist
IDF expresses ‘regret’ over death of Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi on West Bank while US calls it ‘unprovoked and unjustified’Israel’s military has said it was highly likely its troops fired the shot that killed Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi, the American-Turkish woman killed at a... #press
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CIA boss says west should not be intimidated by Russia’s nuclear threats
Bill Burns calls Vladimir Putin a ‘bully’ whose ‘sabre-rattling’ should not always be taken literallyWestern leaders should not be intimidated by Kremlin threats of nuclear escalation, the head of the CIA said on Saturday, and be willing to consider allowing Anglo-French Storm Shadow missiles to be... #press
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‘We’ve not had a summer’: retailers battle unpredictable British weather
Soggy summers and warmer winters are hitting sales as climate crisis blurs seasonsWhen the season switched from summer to autumn, like clockwork clothing stores would swap out the racks of floaty frocks and fill them with heavy coats and jumpers.Now, as... #press
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Google using anti-competitive tactics in UK ad market, claims watchdog
CMA says tech company has ‘abused its dominant position’ to the detriment of publishers and advertisersBusiness live – latest updatesThe UK competition watchdog has accused Google of anti-competitive behaviour in the market for buying and selling ads on websites, in a move that follows similar... #press
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Soft plastics are a scourge of the Earth, but there are ways to break our toxic addiction
Plastic recycling is failing to scale anywhere near fast enough and remains a marginal activity in the sectorChange by Degrees offers life hacks and sustainable living tips each Saturday to help reduce your household’s... #press
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