Record Debt Limit Increase Would Break Republican Precedent
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Tier points can be earned with a British Airways American Express Premium Plus credit card
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Ben Stokes’ side face India at Headingley in the first test of the five-match series
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Zhenhao Zou, who kept a trophy box full of possessions he had taken from his victims, will serve a minimum of 24 years
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Trapped under an abolished IPP jail term, Thomas White was driven to schizophrenia and psychosis. For the past year, The Independent has documented his tragic case - now he is finally being transferred to hospital following a six-year family campaign
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Ramprakash says Bethell must wait for his chance to cement his place in the test side much like Lara did for the West Indies
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‘I disagree profoundly with her on this subject,’ the ‘Harry Potter’ audiobook narrator said
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‘Very weird watch’ wrote one perplexed viewer
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The Briton, approaching his final fight, could face Joseph Parker for the third time
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Antony Jones, 59, taught science at Humphry Davy School in Penzance, Cornwall, and sent several inappropriate messages to students
Mother Nature and Britain’s rainy weather will take care of things most of the time, but you do need to clean your panels sometimes
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A total of 56 home-grown players will compete at Wimbledon this year across both the main draw and qualifying
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Keir Starmer is weighing up whether to back the US and – as a lawyer – will be aware of the thorny legal issues
As Keir Starmer considers whether Britain should support the US if Donald Trump decides to bomb Iran, the attorney general, Richard Hermer, has reportedly warned him that UK involvement could be illegal. The prime minister was an outspoken opponent of the 2003 Iraq war when he was a human rights lawyer and will be well aware of the thorny legal issues around engagement in strikes against Iran.
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The Williams team principal has overseen a promising two-and-a-half year period at the Grove-based outfit and managed to sign Ferrari race winner Carlos Sainz
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Experts say informed action can be the difference between a simple, itchy nuisance and a major medical emergency
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PR firm accused of supplying ‘paid actors’ to bolster turnout at recent demonstrations
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The formal apologies issued by 21 British chief constables for historic homophobia have strengthened community and trust, says Independent Pride List honoree, Peter Tatchell. But 24 other forces aren't seeing why this is so crucial
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Everything you need to know about Tottenham’s transfer plans
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The discovery could be used to produce therapies that make humans healthier for longer without compromising quality of life
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The SpaceX owner seemed to joke about the failed test, writing, “Just a Scratch” after his rocket went up in flames.
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Liverpool are expected to engage in a recruitment drive ahead of next season’s Premier League title defence
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Arsenal are raring for a busy summer after enduring another trophyless season
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Panthers won second successive title on Tuesday
Famous trophy has suffered celebration damage before
The Stanley Cup is a little banged up, thanks to the Florida Panthers’ celebration of back-to-back titles.
The bowl of the famous trophy is cracked and the bottom is dented. Not for the first time and likely not the last.
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The star of Showgirls, Bound and High Rollers answers your questions on missing out on The Matrix, being a gay hero and swapping faces with her cat
Gina, you are a spectacular and artistically brave woman and movie star. How do you rationalise – and, hopefully, enjoy – the fact that your audiences often encounter you as a beacon of beauty, sexuality and eroticism? Geroellheimer
People can see me in whatever ways they want. As long as what I do brings them joy or helps them think about things, I don’t contemplate how they view me – it’s too abstract. When people share their opinions about me with me, I wonder who they’re talking about, but I go along with it to be polite.
How do you move on and decompress after playing such intense roles? mansurz
After Showgirls and Bound, I had so much residual energy that I ended up going to Greece, cut off some of my hair and released it into the sea. I thought: “This is very Greek.” There was a lot of energy that came with playing Donatella Versace. When I played Nancy Sinatra, I don’t want to say “I channelled her”, but I tapped into her energy. The next thing I knew, I had all these stomach ulcers. I asked her about it. She said: “I’ve had seven or eight of those.” I thought: “Oh my God, really?”
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Call for root-and-branch reform of treatment of children, many of whom are wrongly classified as adults
Decisions relating to lone child asylum seekers should be removed from Home Office officials because of fundamental problems with the way they treat this vulnerable group, a report has found.
The report calls for root-and-branch reform of the treatment of thousands of children who have fled persecution in their home countries and made hazardous journeys in search of safety, often crossing the Channel in a dinghy or concealing themselves in the back of a lorry.
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The death of a Yorkshire woman from rabies after she was scratched by a puppy in Morocco is a reminder that being bitten by fleas isn’t the worst thing can happen on a holiday abroad, says Kat Brown
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With the top-level juggernaut careering away the majority of Europe’s clubs need help and should be better rewarded for stars they rear
While a dozen of Europe’s elite clubs were chasing the American dream, 170 of their less garlanded peers gathered for a barbecue next to Lake Geneva. They had converged on Uefa’s headquarters to attend the qualifying round draws for next season’s continental competitions; Tuesday night was time to get together, perhaps to speed-date representatives of the team you had been paired with or simply to cut loose before a labyrinthine summer spent journeying in search of league-phase football.
Borussia Dortmund were slugging out a goalless draw with Fluminense while the meat hit the grills, but “Club World Cup” is a dirty formulation in Nyon’s corridors of power. Any available screens showed action from Uefa’s own Under-21 Championship and alternative sources of entertainment roamed the pastel green lawns. A caricature artist did the rounds, stopping at the table occupied by Aleksander Ceferin and putting his pencil to work.
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Five days after farmer Edward Cavenagh-Mainwaring was forced to sell 250 acres, the northern leg of the HS2 line was axed - now he fears he’ll never be able to get the land back
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Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United have work to do ahead of their return to the Champions League
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Chelsea’s summer business is not slowing down despite their ongoing Club World Cup campaign in the US
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The major hurricane threatened to unleash destructive winds, flash floods and a dangerous storm surge
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Top seed Alcaraz continues his Queen’s campaign today against his compatriot Jaume Munar
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As the 80-year-old gears up for Worthy Farm, we pick the best of his post-Faces career, from moving ballads to silly, sleazy pop, and cover versions that became definitive
This is essentially a lyrical update of (I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone or Where Do You Go to (My Lovely)? – in summary: peeved ex complains that former girlfriend now moves in lofty circles. But Baby Jane was as good as 80s-pop Rod got: very of-its-era arrangement, great melody, big old chorus, a UK No 1.
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Average savings rates have been on a downward path in recent weeks, but some providers have unveiled new products.
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Saving for retirement age can be a daunting process – here’s what the experts say
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