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Social order in Gaza could soon collapse, warns Unrwa
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Social order in Gaza could soon collapse, warns Unrwa

Social order in Gaza is likely to collapse further if Israel goes ahead with its threat this month to end all cooperation with the UN refugee agency for Palestinians (Unrwa), Louise Wateridge, its senior emergency officer, has warned.

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January 10, 2025
'A civil war' Palestinian Authority raid has West Bank in fear
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'A civil war' Palestinian Authority raid has West Bank in fear

PA battles militant groups as it seeks to prove it could handle governing the Gaza Strip when the war there ends

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January 10, 2025
Pressure point Why has Trudeau quit now, and what is likely to happen next?
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Pressure point Why has Trudeau quit now, and what is likely to happen next?

A rose fter nearly a decade in power, Justin Trudeau has said he intends to step down as prime minister.

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January 10, 2025
Mixed legacy Trudeau promised change but failed to fulfil ambitions
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Mixed legacy Trudeau promised change but failed to fulfil ambitions

He swept into parliament on a surprise majority, promising change, hope and \"sunny ways\" as he charmed Canadians and the world with a brand that sought to embrace feminism, welcome refugees and reset Canada's relationship with Indigenous peoples.

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January 10, 2025
Warning signs Islamic State threat grows amid online calls for jihad
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Warning signs Islamic State threat grows amid online calls for jihad

The Islamic State (IS) threat on the US homeland has caused renewed concern as more details emerged about the man allegedly behind what the FBI is calling an \"act of terrorism\" in New Orleans on New Year's Day that killed 14 and injured scores more.

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January 10, 2025
New Orleans, Las Vegas, Palm Beach ...The new frontier of US political violence
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New Orleans, Las Vegas, Palm Beach ...The new frontier of US political violence

After a horrific start to 2025, America is facing the biggest rise in terror threats since the 1970s

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January 10, 2025
No 298 Bean, cabbage and coconut-milk soup
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No 298 Bean, cabbage and coconut-milk soup

Deep, sweet heat. A soup that soothes and invigorates simultaneously.

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January 03, 2025
Cottage cheese goes viral: in reluctant praise of a food trend
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Cottage cheese goes viral: in reluctant praise of a food trend

I was asked recently which food trends I think will take over in 2025.

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January 03, 2025
I'm worried that my teenage son is in a toxic relationship
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I'm worried that my teenage son is in a toxic relationship

A year ago, our almost 18-year-old son began seeing a girl, who is a year older than him and is his first \"real\" girlfriend.

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January 03, 2025
BOOKS OF THE MONTH
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BOOKS OF THE MONTH

A roundup of the best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror

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January 03, 2025
Dying words
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Dying words

The Nobel prize winner explores the moment of death and beyond in a probing tale of a fisher living in near solitude

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January 03, 2025
Origin story
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Origin story

We homo sapiens evolved and succeeded when other hominins didn't-but now our expansionist drive is threatening the planet

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January 03, 2025
Glad rags to riches
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Glad rags to riches

Sarcastic, self-aware and surprisingly sad, the first volume of Cher's extraordinary memoir mixes hard times with the high life

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January 03, 2025
Sail of the century
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Sail of the century

Anenigmatic nautical radio bulletin first broadcast 100 years ago, the Shipping Forecast has beguiled and inspired poets, pop stars and listeners worldwide

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January 03, 2025
How does it feel?
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How does it feel?

A Complete Unknown retells Bob Dylan's explosive rise, but it als resonates with today's toxic fame and politics. The creative team expl their process-and wha the singer made of it all

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January 03, 2025
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Jane Austen's enduring legacy lies in her relevance as a foil for modern mores

For some, it will be enough merely to re-read Persuasion, and thence to cry yet again at Captain Wentworth's declaration of utmost love for Anne Elliot.

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January 03, 2025
New year is the ideal time for Keir Starmer to drop his 'bad cop' act
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New year is the ideal time for Keir Starmer to drop his 'bad cop' act

Who is dreading the new year more: Keir Starmer or Rachel Reeves? Most people look forward to the turn of the year as a chance that better things might be on the way, but it's hard for the UK's prime minister and chancellor to glance ahead to the next few months and expect 2025 to be any more fun than the latter half of 2024.

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January 03, 2025
When I go away I don't want to hear what's going on at home
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When I go away I don't want to hear what's going on at home

Though my internal age is set to about 28, the time when I feel profoundly 43 is when I get nostalgic for things rendered obsolete by technology.

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January 03, 2025
McCarthyism's paranoia contains a lesson for Trump's second term Richard Sennett
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McCarthyism's paranoia contains a lesson for Trump's second term Richard Sennett

The rise of Donald Trump aroused in me an old fear of Senator Joseph McCarthy.

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January 03, 2025
Apocalypse then
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Apocalypse then

As the year 2000 rolled in, worldwide computer chaos was predicted to follow. Billions of dollars were spent to prevent it, yet nothing terrible happened. Was the Y2K bug a hoax or did the IT experts get it horribly wrong?

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January 03, 2025
How a legal weed business ruined a Native American tribe
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How a legal weed business ruined a Native American tribe

White investors told the Northern Paiute-Shoshone-Bannock people a cannabis farm could bring them money and jobs - but residents began to question the finances, and then the store and petrol station burned down

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January 03, 2025
Lucky dip The mayor who turned wasteland into a utopia
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Lucky dip The mayor who turned wasteland into a utopia

Mexico City's mayor has never been afraid to court controversy.

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January 03, 2025
Jimmy Carter 1924 -2024
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Jimmy Carter 1924 -2024

The 39th president was a Renaissance man whoshould be hailed for his environment policy and his work for peace

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January 03, 2025
Stop the clock! How to slow down timeby having fun
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Stop the clock! How to slow down timeby having fun

Time flies when youre... ina boring routine, according to research, which shows that new experiences can alter our perception of time

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January 03, 2025
Paris TV station that's a lifeline for women in Afghanistan
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Paris TV station that's a lifeline for women in Afghanistan

From a tiny television studio in Paris, 7,000km from Kabul, a slate of female hosts and programming geared to women beams 24 hours a day into homes across Afghanistan even as women are being steadily erased from public life in the country.

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January 03, 2025
Fever pitch The pop star named after an English footballer
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Fever pitch The pop star named after an English footballer

The house lights were dimmed in one of Rio's top music venues and, as the star of the show prepared to take the stage, thousands of enraptured fans cried out their idol's name in the darkness: \"Liniker! Liniker! Liniker!\" It was not, though, the England striker turned TV football presenter Gary Lineker the sellout crowd was here to see.

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January 03, 2025
Senior service The barista still going strong at 100
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Senior service The barista still going strong at 100

Anna Possi answers the phone in the cafe but immediately asks to call her back.

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January 03, 2025
Raising the bar: Dublin's dry(ish) pub one year on
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Raising the bar: Dublin's dry(ish) pub one year on

As young people lose the taste for alcohol, Board's menu of zero per cent drinks and board games finds an eager audience

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January 03, 2025
Unearthed Rare fungi, ghostly palms and hairy herbs
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Unearthed Rare fungi, ghostly palms and hairy herbs

List of new species discovered in 2024 highlights the natural world's fragility as well as the growing extinction risks

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January 03, 2025
The fight to restore street that's a medieval marvel
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The fight to restore street that's a medieval marvel

Choir singers have lived in two handsome terraces of silvery-pink-stoned medieval houses beside Wells Cathedral for more than 650 years.

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January 03, 2025