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20 octobre
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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01:16Samuel Paty: Beheading of teacher deepens divisions over France's secular identity BBC News | World | UK EditionMass rallies over the murder of a teacher mask growing dissent over the country's secular identity.
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01:06
The US president says he will act once Sudan pays $335m to "US terror victims and families".
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00:41
Town residents pick Val-des-Sources to replace the moniker that paid homage to its mining history.
19 octobre
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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20:02
UK officials say Russian intelligence took aim at the 2020 Olympics before they were delayed.
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19:08
Protesters at the offices of the central bank are wounded after being attacked, rights group says.
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18:39
Why is it such a quiet week for Joe Biden and what can the Beastie Boys tell us about this election?
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18:37
Both sides say their officials were injured at an event organised to mark Taiwan's national day.
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15:27
Fifteen people are now in custody after the brutal murder of teacher Samuel Paty near Paris.
Guardian Unlimited Science
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05:36Coronavirus live news: Greater Manchester given midday deadline for tier 3 deal; global cases pass 40m - Guardian Unlimited ScienceJohns Hopkins figures show new landmark tally; soaring infections have prompted curfews in French citiesGreater Manchester given midday deadline for tier 3 dealBelgium facing ‘tsunami’ of Covid infections, health minister saysTrump says Americans ‘tired of hearing Fauci and all these idiots’Live coronavirus found on frozen food packaging in China 11.36pm BST Here’s a quick recap of recent events: 11.09pm BST The midday deadline has been met with fury in Greater Manchester, where the Labour MP Andrew Gwynne accused the government of being “completely contemptuous” of the region, and council (...) -- Coronavirus, World news, US news, UK news, Australia news, Science, Infectious diseases
BBC News | Business | UK Edition
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19:23
The UK transport secretary hopes to have it in place from December, but BA's boss is sceptical.
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18:29
Some experts say energy bills could double - here's how to stop that happening.
Guardian Unlimited Science
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20:50
Chief scientific adviser added it was unlikely Covid would be completely eradicatedCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverage A vaccine against coronavirus will not eradicate the disease or be widely available before the spring, the government’s chief scientific adviser has cautioned, nofollowing reports that a jab could be available as early as the new year. Giving evidence to the joint Commons and Lords national security strategy committee, Sir Patrick Vallance said that before Covid, it had never taken less than about five years to develop a vaccine from scratch, with an (...) -- Coronavirus, UK news, Vaccines and immunisation, Health, Science, Society, Patrick Vallance
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20:20The Guardian view on Boris Johnson's Covid gamble: not a winning wager | Editorial - Guardian Unlimited ScienceThe prime minister needs to rebuild a political consensus for his pandemic plans, not least because a Tory revolt would see him need Labour support to pass new measures Like a gambling addict, Boris Johnson racks up losses but keeps laying larger bets, convinced a last big win awaits him. In a casino, this plan might hurt his wallet and his pride. In a pandemic wrapped around the shock of Brexit, such a strategy could cost, unnecessarily, lives and livelihoods. But Mr Johnson has won against the odds before. Faced with a political opponent, the Labour mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy (...) -- Boris Johnson, Politics, Coronavirus, Conservatives, Brexit, Andy Burnham, Science, Labour, UK news, Health policy, North of England, Greater Manchester, Foreign policy, Health
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18:34Autistic girls going undiagnosed due to ‘camouflaging’ behaviour, study says - Guardian Unlimited ScienceResearchers say better awareness needed so females with autism get right support Girls with autism are not being diagnosed because they are adept at camouflaging their behaviour in an effort to try to fit in, according to a new study. Autism is diagnosed in 1% of the population and a diagnosis is made more often – and earlier – in boys, with a reported ratio of four males to every female, according to the paper published in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders. Continue (...) -- Autism, Medical research, Society, UK news
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18:00
The answers to today’s ‘trick’ questions Earlier today I set you six ‘bat and ball’ puzzles, meaning puzzles that require you to overrule a wrong ‘gut’ answer. (Click here to read the original bat and ball puzzle.) For each of the puzzles, I have included the gut answer, the correct answer and also the percentage of readers who got it right. (Readers were given four possible answers and invited to make a choice.) Continue reading... -- Mathematics, Mathematics, Education, Science
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15:44
ONS data suggests people with life-threatening conditions still shying away from hospitalsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverage About a third more deaths in England are occurring at home than before the Covid-19 pandemic, data has revealed, with the majority down to causes other than the coronavirus. In April, the UK government launched a campaign to encourage people who were unwell to seek medical attention, amid alarm that A&E attendances had plummeted. But the latest data, which extends into mid-September, suggests those with life-threatening conditions are (...) -- Health, Science, NHS, Coronavirus, Society, UK news, Hospitals, Heart disease, Wales, Office for National Statistics
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You’ll be hit for six UPDATE: To read the answers click here Here’s a famous puzzle: A bat and a ball cost £1.10. The bat costs £1 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Continue reading... -- Mathematics, Mathematics, Education, Science
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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23:45
If an agreement on new restrictions for the area cannot be reached, the PM will decide on the next steps.
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23:23
The new rules, broadly similar to the spring lockdown, are due to last for six weeks.
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23:03
The former Blue Peter presenter was accused of grabbing a woman's breasts at a party.
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22:30
A minute's silence is held to remember the mother and three children who were killed.
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22:16Manchester Arena Inquiry: Senior police officer was on 'unacceptable' two-hour break BBC News | UK | UK EditionJessica Bullough admits she was away from duty for two hours, missing Salman Abedi by 10 minutes.
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21:48
Roehl Ribaya was in intensive care in Blackpool for 60 days, including 48 days on a ventilator.
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19:57
Jason Mercer and Alexandru Murgeanu died in a three-vehicle crash on the M1 near Sheffield.
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19:36
No 10 says there is "no basis to resume talks" without changes, after the EU offers to "intensify" talks.
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18:46
An inquiry into the 2013 crash off Shetland, in which four people died, says the reasons for the error remain unknown.
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18:46
Edmund O'Leary's post has been retweeted more than 14,000 times and received more than 300,000 likes.
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18:33
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.
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18:22
The street closure has "divided opinions" with "arguments in favour and against", a councillor says.
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18:01
John Rees was stabbed in the shop while his wife Eunice was waiting in a car outside.
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17:41
A former project manager tells the inquiry she threw away material about her work after the fire.
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16:09
Sam Bull escaped a crash in which four people died, but the 28-year-old took his own life after suffering PTSD.
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15:47
Games and entertainment retailer Geek Retreat says loyal customers helped it thrive in lockdown.
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07:41
The figures come as NI's schools face a two-week closure aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus.
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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23:21
If an agreement on new restrictions for the area cannot be reached, the PM will decide on the next steps.
BBC News | Entertainment | UK Edition
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17:58John Leslie trial: Ex-Blue Peter presenter cleared of sex assault BBC News | Entertainment | UK EditionThe former Blue Peter presenter was accused of grabbing a woman's breasts at a party.
Guardian Unlimited Books
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16:15
Plans to convert the Dublin home in Joyce’s 1914 story The Dead provoked a swift backlash from writers including Sally Rooney and Colm Tóibín Dublin city council has greenlit a controversial plan to convert the house made famous by James Joyce’s story The Dead into a hostel, with a campaign group supported by writers including Sally Rooney, Colm Tóibín and Edna O’Brien saying they will appeal the decision. The property, at 15 Usher’s Island, was built in 1775 and was once home to Joyce’s great aunts. Known locally as “the House of The Dead”, it is the setting for the Irish writer’s 1914 short (...) -- James Joyce, Ireland, Heritage, Books, Culture, Europe, World news, Short stories
BBC News | Entertainment | UK Edition
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16:06
She was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 1994 and was awarded a CBE for services to literature.
Guardian Unlimited Books
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16:00
Your space to discuss the books you are reading and what you think of them Are you on Instagram? Then you can be featured here by tagging your books-related posts with #GuardianBooksScroll down for our favourite literary linksRead more Tips, links and suggestions blogs Welcome to this week’s blogpost. Here’s our roundup of your comments and photos from the last week. First, a report from lazalex, who has written in just before reading the last paragraph of John Steinbeck’s East Of Eden: Continue (...) -- Books, Culture, Fiction
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Our annual experiment to find the best book of the year has given us six enjoyable novels – now we hand it over to you to select your favourite It’s voting time in the 2020 Not the Booker prize. There are six books in contention: Hashim & Family by Shahnaz Ahsan Underdogs: Tooth and Nail by Chris Bonnello The Girl With the Louding Voice by Abi Daré Akin by Emma Donoghue Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell Hello Friend We Missed You by Richard Owain Roberts Continue (...) -- Books, Culture, Awards and prizes
BBC News | Entertainment | UK Edition
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14:26Pop star Aryana Sayeed is fighting criticism against female performers in the country BBC News | Entertainment | UK EditionThe country’s biggest female pop star Aryana Sayeed is fighting taboos against women who want to sing.
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14:10
The singer and guitarist was narrowly beaten by Robbie Williams to Christmas number one.
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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20:04
Former Speaker Baroness Boothroyd criticises the government's UK Internal Market Bill.
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19:20
The health secretary appeared to be going against the advice of No 10.
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18:54Religious leaders not ‘misinformed’ on post-Brexit trade deal, says Welby BBC News | Politics | UK EditionThe Archbishop of Canterbury says he “regrets" the former Archbishop of York not sitting in the House of Lords.
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18:22
The Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, has said the government are doing its best to support the NHS and invest in the science that will help control the virus.
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18:03Brexit: Theresa May seems unimpressed with Michael Gove's security plan BBC News | Politics | UK EditionThe former PM's facial expressions show her reaction to cabinet minster's response on post-Brexit security.
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17:49
Rachel Reeves calls on the government to be “honest” about the effects of the UK not reaching a trade deal with the EU.
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17:49
Michael Gove says not reaching a trade deal with the EU is not his "preferred outcome”.
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17:27
The Conservative politician has agreed to stay away for the "foreseeable future" after his bail ended.
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13:25
People in Wales told to stay home from Friday, with pubs and restaurants ordered to close.
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03:06
The intervention comes as peers debate the Internal Market Bill for the first time.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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21:20
A senior councillor suggests second homes in Snowdonia should require planning permission.
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20:44
One man is rescued from the sea after a waiter at a nearby restaurant spotted he was in trouble.
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20:28
Non-essential retail closures are "disappointing" for some shop owners.
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19:51
Andrew Jones lured Michael O'Leary to his farm before shooting him and burning his body.
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18:45
Clywodd y llys bod Andrew Jones wedi denu Michael O'Leary i'w fferm a'i saethu, cyn llosgi ei gorff.
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15:51
Lee Selby says he is determined to take his chance to earn a shot at Teofimo Lopez when he faces George Kambosos Jr.
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14:41Wayne Rooney: Derby County forward tests negative for Covid-19 but must self-isolate BBC News | Wales | UK EditionDerby County forward Wayne Rooney will self-isolate for 10 days after a friend tested positive for coronavirus.
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14:40Covid: Welsh professional sport to continue during circuit-breaker lockdown BBC News | Wales | UK EditionWales' professional sports teams can continue playing despite the country going into a coronavirus "firebreak", but some athletes will still have to lockdown.
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14:19
First Minister Mark Drakeford said children would be the top priority in the "short, sharp" lockdown in Wales.
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14:13
Addolwyr yng Nghaernarfon yn dathlu Diolchgarwch yn eu ceir
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14:09
Canllaw i'r hyn fydd bosib i bobl Cymru ei wneud rhwng nos Wener 23 Hydref a dydd Llun 9 Tachwedd.
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13:38
From 18:00 BST Friday people should stay home as much as possible, but what are you allowed to do?
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13:21
People in Wales told to stay home from Friday, with pubs and restaurants ordered to close.
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12:37
Joshua Fletcher was hit by a car on a main route around Newport last week.
BBC News | Scotland | UK Edition
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20:03
Ali Price says the competition for places at scrum-half in the Scotland team is "a nice pressure to be under" as they begin the Autumn Nations Cup.
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20:03
A father says the trauma of fatal helicopter crash near Shetland ultimately led to his son's death.
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18:30
NHS Ayrshire & Arran says it has to get additional supplies after "unprecedented demand" for vaccinations.
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18:19
Emergency vehicles were blocked as cars were parked in dedicated lay-bys, police said.
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17:31SPFL: Contingency for incomplete season to be discussed by all 42 clubs BBC News | Scotland | UK EditionAll 42 Scottish Professional Football League clubs are to be consulted on contingency plans for another incomplete season.
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17:23
The passenger on an EasyJet flight from Belfast to Edinburgh swore and shouted "everybody dies, you know that?" at crew.
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16:47
Laura Muir says her coach Andy Young "has done a phenomenal job" in helping steer her through an historic 2020.
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15:02
An officer is sent back to Faslane from the US after arriving to take charge of a submarine's nuclear missiles while unfit for duty.
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13:49Catch up on the goals across the grounds in the Scottish Premiership over the weekend BBC News | Scotland | UK EditionCatch up on the goals across the grounds in the Scottish Premiership over the weekend.
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11:28
David and Allison Campbell died after their BMW hit a barrier at junction 17 of the M8 in Glasgow.
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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21:20Coronavirus: Republic of Ireland to move to highest restrictions BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionThe new rules, broadly similar to the spring lockdown, are due to last for six weeks.
Guardian Unlimited Comment
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21:00
Buy a copy of this cartoon in our print shop Continue reading... -- Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak, Andy Burnham, Coronavirus, Politics
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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18:54
<p>Still no basis for talks to resume, No 10 says</p> -- UK Politics, UK
BBC News | England | UK Edition
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20:35
West Brom and Burnley play out the first goalless draw in the Premier League this season, with both teams still searching for a first win.
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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20:31Covid: Latest Greater Manchester talks end with no agreement BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionA meeting between ministers and local leaders about Covid restrictions ended "abruptly", a source says.
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19:37Judge summoned by boxing board after Ritson's win over Vazquez BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionJudge Terry O'Connor is called to appear before British Boxing Board of Control stewards after Lewis Ritson's win over Miguel Vazquez.
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18:47
People in Wales told to stay home from Friday, with pubs and restaurants ordered to close.
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17:59Wasps' place in Premiership final under threat after more positive Covid-19 cases BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionWasps' participation in Saturday's Premiership final is in doubt after three more players test positive for Covid-19.
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16:50
From 18:00 BST Friday people should stay home as much as possible, but what are you allowed to do?
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