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Alaska Resumes Its 'Inhumane' Shooting of Bears and Wolves
Alaska is to resume the aerial shooting of bears and wolves to boost caribou and moose numbers despite an official report casting doubt on the value of the practice.
'Fight to the end' Echoes of Capitol riot in Seoul violence
They arrived intent on causing mayhem.
Terror Killer Was Referred To Prevent Three Times
Axel Rudakubana was referred three times to Prevent, the government's scheme to stop terrorist violence, the Guardian has learned.
Working from home 'not proper work', claims former M&S boss
A former boss of M&S and Asda has said working from home has meant a generation of people is \"not doing proper work\".
Postecoglou on shaky ground Levy gives coach lifeline but Spurs require urgent revival
Daniel Levy intends to give Ange Postecoglou the opportunity to revive Tottenham's fortunes, with the manager to remain in charge for the games this week against Hoffenheim in the Europa League and Leicester in the Premier League, although the situation is precarious.
Centrica may close the UK's largest gas storage site. Is the energy system really ready?
Monday was another of those dunkeljlaute days when the wind barely blows, the sun doesn't shine and it's cold. At times, gas-fired power stations were generating 70% of the UK's electricity while windfarms and solar facilities were contributing as little as 7% combined.
McCullum backs 'smiling' Buttler to perk up as captain
Brendon McCullum believes Jos Buttler's \"best years could definitely be ahead of him\" as the two begin their partnership in charge of England's white-ball teams.
Denmark to abandon use of 'parenting competency' tests on Greenlandic families
Denmark has announced it is abandoning the use of highly controversial \"parenting competency\" tests on Greenlandic families, amid fury over the way that they have been routinely used on people with Inuit backgrounds, often resulting in the separation of children from their parents.
$Melania First lady follows husband in launching crypto coin
The incoming US first lady, Melania Trump, has followed her husband's lead by launching a multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency meme coin, amid a rally in digital currencies around his return to the White House that sent bitcoin briefly to a fresh record high.
Fans toast Bristol City's alcohol pilot in stands
Majority of supporters are positive about the Women's Championship scheme which could lead to a wider rollout
Hockney unveils work inspired by Blake for major Paris retrospective
A previously unseen painting by David Hockney has been revealed for the first time before taking its place in the biggest exhibition to be devoted to one of Britain's foremost living artists.
City snap up Khusanov for £33.8m with more to follow
Manchester City have confirmed the signing of Abdukodir Khusanov from Lens in a deal understood to be worth €40m (£33.8m) plus add-ons.
Chelsea secure win at last despite Sánchez blunder
There were times when Enzo Maresca seemed to have the weight of the world on his shoulders.
Senior players have no answer and dominant hosts will target the whitewash
England's best format is T20. \"It's been a mantra through this Women's Ashes series so far. With Australia the stronger team, and the series starting with the 50-over format in which they dominate, it was repeated by England followers, repeated by media wanting a close series for the story, even flashed up in the television blurb describing the first 20-over match from the SCG. As those one-day internationals were lost one after the other, the insistence has developed a ring of desperation, like \"I can quit any time or want\" or \"I'm fine to drive\".
Trump: 'I was saved by God to make America great again'
Returning president pledges 'golden age' in inauguration address | Immigrants targeted as flurry of executive orders are signed within hours
Belfast harbour plans £90m upgrade to serve wind projects
Belfast harbour is to invest £90m to upgrade its port to serve a wave of wind energy projects and cruise ships as part of a £300m investment plan.
Santander rushes advice to managers as it reviews UK future
Santander has rushed out a note to senior managers after it emerged that the lender's Spanish owner is reviewing the future of its UK business amid mounting frustrations over regulation.
'Cashflow is critical' Peterborough Cathedral could run out of money by March, say leaders
Beneath the breathtaking oak ceiling of Peterborough Cathedral, on which images of kings, saints, bishops and a monkey riding a goat were painted nine centuries ago, the Very Rev Chris Dalliston pondered how to keep this magnificent edifice afloat in the face of financial calamity.
Guardian defence in Noel Clarke libel case to include 32 witnesses
Thirty-two people are set to give evidence in support of the Guardian's defence of legal action brought against it by the actor and producer Noel Clarke.
Asylum seekers suffer violence in Home Office accommodation
NGOs are calling for improvements in UK government safeguarding policies after multiple acts of violence and race hate incidents in Home Office accommodation.
Brash, blunt and blatant Trumpism's resurrection is complete
He is risen. After dodging an assassin's bullet and the prospect of jail, Donald Trump staged a political resurrection like no other. Yesterday, as he returned to power, he embraced the role of a demagogue on a divine mission.
I've only wanted to dress real men, says Armani - still king of Milanese fashion aged 91
For 50 years, Giorgio Armani has only ever wanted \"to dress real men, not an invented character who only exists on the runway\".
Oscars favourites in spotlight over use of AI voice enhancements
The use of artificial intelligence could become a ferocious battleground during movie awards season, as at least two major contenders were revealed to have used voice-cloning to enhance actors' performances.
It's worth it Cold fails to deter faithful supporters
In bitter cold, thousands of Donald Trump's faithful gathered at the Capital One Arena in Washington yesterday for a televised viewing of his inauguration, sharing stories of their unwavering support despite not being able to see the new president up close.
Australia retain Ashes after England slump in first T20
Australia have retained the Women's Ashes after winning the first T20 by 57 runs, taking an unassailable 8-0 lead on points after Beth Mooney slammed 75 off 51 balls and England were bowled out for 141 chasing 199.
Indian Police Volunteer Given Life Sentence for Doctor's Rape and Murder
An Indian police volunteer was sentenced to life in prison yesterday for the rape and murder of a junior doctor at the hospital where she worked in Kolkata, a crime that sparked nationwide protests and widespread hospital strikes last year.
Hamilton hails new era on 'dream' first day at Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton said he is realising his dream and starting a \"new era\" for Ferrari as he arrived at Maranello for his first official day with the team.
'A ticking timebomb' The shy, quiet boy who became obsessed by violence and genocide
Axel Rudakubana seemed, on the face of it, an unthreatening figure: a quiet boy from a God-fearing family, slightly built and small for his age.
Six years after Sala's death, Cardiff chairman calls for change
Mehmet Dalman hoped the tragedy would lead to improved regulations but his expectation has not been met
NICs changes 'will impose £1bn extra costs' on hospitality sector
The hospitality industry will incur an extra £1bn of costs for 774,000 of its workers who will be newly eligible for employer national insurance contributions (NICs) from April, a leading trade body has claimed.