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A ground stop has been issued for San Francisco International Airport (SFO) in California, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced in an advisory on Sunday.
All the big hitters โ on the leave side, anyway โ are rolled out for Brexit: A Very British Civil War. Plus: the return of scouse comedy GโWed. Hereโs what to watch this evening 9pm, BBC Two What a decade itโs been. As the nation prepares to link hands and joyfully celebrate the 10th anniversary of the decision to leave the EU, this two-part documentary recaps the febrile weeks and months around that choice. History, it is said, is written by the winners. And so it proves here: disappointingly, this story is told overwhelmingly from the perspective of the factions making up the leave campaign, as Michael Gove, Kate Hoey, Nigel Farage, Arron Banks and Boris Johnson offer their thoughts. Meanwhile, in the remain corner, itโs basically David Cameron, George Osborne and, muttering sadly to himself, Jeremy Corbyn. Fascinating and horrifying. Phil Harrison Continue reading...
Sam Hansen is due to appear in Melbourne Magistrates' Court after his ex-partner Lisa Lewis made an official police complaint about his alleged creepy behaviour.
Sober or sober-curious? One football fan shares his tips for having a great alcohol-free World Cup.
One simple check could ensure you are not missing out on free money which could help in later life.
A privately-owned Gulfstream jet crashed in at La Romana International Airport in the Dominican Republic, leaving massive plumes of black smoke wafting up into the air.
David Rush, who was arrested in May, stole millions from US government through โspecial access programโ, officials say A former executive intelligence agent who is accused of stealing more than $40m in gold bars from the CIA reportedly created a fake spy program to siphon money, the latest on his fraudulent activity, the Washington Post first reported. David Rush, who was a senior-level employee of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) for 17 years, was arrested in May after FBI agents discovered Rush had taken 303 bullion bars, each about 2.2lbs, dozens of luxury watches, and more than $2m in foreign currency from his government office. Continue reading...
Before the #MeToo era, Packwood stood out as an example of private behavior undermining a manโs public image
Paul Edwards from Chester ordered the publication before the birth of his son in 2007, but experienced pregnant pause before receiving it this week When Paul Edwards ordered a parenting magazine in 2007, he was hoping that it would provide helpful advice and offers to help him navigate the stresses and challenges of bringing up children. However the magazine never arrived โ until now. The copy of Mother & Baby was delivered on Friday โ 19 years after he ordered it โ with his children now studying at university. Continue reading...
Lewis Hamilton says he "feels like I'm having to remind people who I am" after finishing second in the Monaco Grand Prix.
Alexander Zverev finally lands the Grand Slam title that threatened to elude him after overcoming Flavio Cobolli and his own nerves to win the French Open.
Exclusive: Dr David Wilson says former British police officer approached him as part of efforts to influence his work The author of a Home Office-sponsored report on the Chinese state and organised crime in the UK was the target of failed honey traps and a suspected attempt to compromise him by a former British police officer, it is claimed. Dr David Wilson, whose groundbreaking analysis was declassified in February, has told of multiple attempts to influence him or discredit his work as he sought to examine the policing challenges posed by the Chinese Communist party (CCP) and criminal gangs. Continue reading...
Choice between living on the streets or moving hundreds of miles away faced by homeless people. Having fled sex trafficking gangs in Belgium and Manchester, the woman from Albania thought she was finally safe when she arrived in west London with her two young children. A single mother, she had been granted asylum in the UK and was ready to start a new life in the capital. But first they needed a home. Continue reading...
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's teenage rapper son, Xavier, will headline Ottawa's Shawarma Festival on Sunday.
Chichester Festival theatre This stage version of Ian McEwanโs devastating class novel shows inspiring touches and the cast play adeptly, yet the taleโs emotional sweep feels underpowered Ian McEwanโs novel begins with a play. It is written by 13-year-old Briony Tallis, who has a gift for telling stories. It is perhaps appropriate that Brionyโs tale โ the one she is constructing through the course of McEwanโs novel โ has been adapted for the stage itself now, although it is a hard act to follow the magnificence of the book and also Joe Wrightโs celebrated film starring Keira Knightley and James McAvoy. The plot reflects on the healing power of storytelling but also its potential to cause damage and destroy. It opens in 1935 in an aristocratic English country home, when one evening, after seeing the housekeeperโs son, Robbie (Jasper Talbot), having sex with her sister, Cecilia (Miriam Petche), she wrongly accuses him of raping her 15-year-old cousin Lola (Yanexi Enriquez). Briony lives with the guilt of that lie long after Robbie has been sent to prison and then the frontline of the second world war. Continue reading...
The Deputy PM called the US Vice President and told him heโs wrong over Henry Nowak post.
Holy Family Catholic primary school says enthusiastic response from parents has been biggest surprise Schools banning pupils from having smartphones are commonplace. But what about a school where pupils ban teachers from using their smartphones, and then get their parents to join in? And not just phones: at Holy Family Catholic primary school in west London teachers are also barred from using laptops, monitors or tablets during the schoolโs screen-free Mondays, after an idea that came from the pupils themselves. Continue reading...
Kreuzberg campaigners win court ruling against โฌ2m fence aimed at shutting out drug dealers The โhollowโ in Gรถrlitzer Park was heaving with revellers who had gathered in reaction to a court ruling against Berlinโs mayor who wanted to lock it up at night. โGรถrli is our garden,โ said Monika, a retired psychiatric nurse who lives nearby and had joined the crowds on Monday night for a beer and a bop on the popular deep bowl-shaped meadow in the Kreuzberg district. โGรถrli is where we socialise and where my daughter grew up,โ she said, using the affectionate nickname for the centrally located green space covering 14 hectares (35 acres). Continue reading...
In his first visit to an EU country outside Italy, pope urges world leaders to stop dividing electorates and to respect โevery human beingโ More than a million people have filled the streets near one of Madridโs main squares to join Pope Leo for an outdoor Mass, likely to be the largest event of his week-long visit to Spain. Throngs of people pressed along barriers near the landmark Cibeles Square, waving flags and shouting โLong live the popeโ, as Leo arrived in his white popemobile for the event. Some tossed flower petals as he arrived in the square. Continue reading...
UK lagging behind rivals on tourism growth because of travel costs and lack of joined-up planning, says CEO Sean Doyle The cost of travel to and around the UK is keeping millions of tourists away and slowing economic growth, the boss of British Airways said, as he urged a rethink of aviation taxes. The airlineโs chief executive, Sean Doyle, said the UK had some of the highest aviation taxes in the world and was falling behind countries such as Japan, France and Germany in boosting its inbound tourism. Continue reading...