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Farmer paces way for more travelers lives

Residents will be 'forced to tolerate lawbreakers' as reforms hinder councils from blocking new camps

By Nick Gutteridge

CHIEF POLITICAL COMMISSIONARY

ANGELA BERNER has softened planning rules for traveller sites, giving councils fewer ways to block them.

The Housing Secretary has removed two key rules that councils and local residents need to oppose unauthorised traveller camps. She made the changes in an update to England's planning rules yesterday, which also paved the way for more development of the green belt.

The Tories said the reforms meant more communities across the country would be 'forced to tolerate lawbreaking' from travellers.

There has been a 70 per cent rise in the number of unauthorised traveller canvass across England since January 2020, up from 2,960 to 4,800.

Unlike the previous rules, councils could consider 'potential environmental damage caused by unauthorised encampment' when assessing applications. The rules also stated that sites should only be approved if they 'provide a settled base that limits the need for long-distance travelling' that the new guidance removes those requirements, making it harder for locals to oppose planning applications.

Officials appeared to acknowledge that the rules change would make it easier to set up new camps, saying the policy 'may also mean that locations not well situated to causing settlements may be appropriate'.

Any government sources argued that changes elsewhere in the framework would make it much harder for traveller sites to get retrospective planning permission. The guidance says that councils should give 'authorised weight' to whether an illegal development was 'intentional' or not when determining whether to approve its application.

Sir James Ceverly, the shadow housing secretary, said: 'Communities across the country are being forced to tolerate lawbreaking from a small minority of travellers.'

'But instead of taking with those who play by the rules, Labour are making it easier for travellers to set up illegal sites and get them rubber-stamped afterwards - often when they've already erected permanent structures. Andy

Instead of taking with those who play by the rules, Labour are making it easier for travellers to set up illegal sites

Burnham talks about devolution, but once again he is stepping councils from making their own decisions about what's best for their area.

'Instead of this soft-touch approach to traveller criminality, the Conterstrives will take the robust action needed to ensure equal treatment across the board. With the devolution we gain from leaving the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), we will crack down on unauthorised sites.'

Mr Ceverly previously accused travellers of 'gaining the science' after they built a canvass she without planning permission in his Brannies constituency.

Over the weekend, the Tories announced plans to give police new powers to ban travellers permanently from unauthorised sites. The party said it would also remove travellers' right to make retrospective planning applications, meaning anyone who wanted to live on land in a canvass would have to get permission first.

Both measures would be part of a five-point strategy a Conservative government would put in place to capitalise on quitting the ECHR.

Elsewhere in the reforms to planning lives, Mr Rayner has made it easier for developers to gain permission for houses on the green belt. Develop mentioned railway stations will now be given a 'default yes' to increase the number of homes built in England.

Mr Rayner stated it not only that the Government could still hit its target of delivering 13 million new homes by 2026 despite housebuilding stalling. Labour is more than two years into its five-year term but is only just over a quarter of the way to building the number of dwellings's promised.

A government spokesman said: 'The Tories left our planning system in a mess. Not only has this Labour government put in place incredible strong safeguards for developments in the green belt, our planning changes have strengthened national policy on intentional unauthorised development.'

Officials said that measures would publish specific guidance on the 'forced to traveller sites' in due course, which was expected to include further detail for planning inspectors.

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Scraping prostate tests 'will cost lives'

By Michael Snader

NORTH CHURCH MORTON

THE decision to strip meta of the right to prostate cancer test 'will cost lives', a leading expert has warned.

The Telegraph revealed last week that men aged over 50 were no longer entitled to a prostate-specific antigen (PAI) blood tests (help identify the disease, with GPs

who would be eligible for an approach). Prof Chris Booth, a member of the UK prostate cancer screening programme's scientific advisory board, criticized the Government's 'susceptibility' decision to withdraw the decades-old guidance.

The former surgeon and founder of Chaps, a men's health charity, said in a letter to the The Telegraph: 'This latest manuscript by the DHSC will do nothing to improve the service and will almost certainly cost lives.'

He added: 'The surreptitious removal of guidance by the DHSC will further discourage GPs from providing the test. The UK already has worse prostate cancer mortality compared with our Western neighbours, due almost entirely to late diagnosis of an incurable stage.'

The UK's survival rate five years after a prostate cancer diagnosis is 88.7 per

'The surreptitious removal of this guidance will further discourage GPs from providing the test'

cent, behind European peers such as Germany 10.6 per cent; Norway 10.3 per cent and France 10.1 per cent.

The Telegraph has been campaigning for the rollout of targeted screening for thousands more men at increased risk, including black men, and those with a family history of the disease.

A spokesman for the Department of Health, responding to the initial Telegraph story, said the policy had not been changed and that the previous guidance had been 'retired' because it was ambiguous. They said the final decision had always been intended to lie with the GP.

Burnham to block water firms using surge pricing during drought

By Parker Snopesagers

and Tony Elmer

ANDY BERNERMAN are to intervene to prevent water companies charging over-tested Highland water during drought.

On Sunday, The Telegraph revealed that 69% of the suppliers planned to allow firms to build 'surge pricing' into bills from April during periods of water scarcity. This would clear the way for suppliers to introduce prices that changed based on the time of year, and to increase bills of consumers exceeded a certain range. It is understood that the

Prime Minister wants to stop to prevent this from happening.

A Downing Street spokesman told The Telegraph: 'The Prime Minister has been clear that customers cannot be bound as a blank cheque, and it would always challenge water companies where they seek to pass unaccounted costs onto households. The industry clearly hasn't been working for people for too long, and we are determined to drive reform so that it works for the utility, given them more control, and keeps bills in low as they can be.'

The spokesman added: 'We will

always challenge companies where they seek to pass unnecessary costs on to households, and any new charging structures must be proven to make bills faster and more affordable while on changing efficiency.'

Britain is facing its hottest summer discount East week, three-quarters of the country was declared to be in drought, with 27 million people living under four-page bans, while wildfires were raging in parts of the UK.

The proposals to formalise surge pricing followed small trials across the country, the largest covering about

14,010 Anglans Water households in Lincoln and Floreach, Under the trial, customers' water costs have increased from 23.69 per cubic meter to as much as £4.39 from May to August. For the rest of the year, it will be reduced to £176. Vulnerable and poorer customers have been excluded from the scheme.

Ofical has proposed a range of measures to allow suppliers more flexibility in how they charge customers.

Under seasonal surge pricing, customers could be charged more during the summer and less in winter, while rising block traffic would charge higher

prices when consumers pass a certain threshold of water use.

Surge pricing would create an incentive for households to save water at a time when experts are increasingly worried about drought.

There are no formal plans by companies to introduce widespread surge pricing, but 69% of a consultation said suppliers may be the current rules as a block on things so.

It added that its proposed changes, which were expected to be approved in the coming weeks, would make it 'very clear' that firms should 'consider the

costs of addressing water scarcity' when setting their charges.

However, yesterday, Matthew Penny-cosh, the planning minister, indicated that the Government would ensure surge pricing was not implemented.

He told LRC: 'There's no plans for surge pricing in relation to water bills. The Prime Minister has been really clear on this. He's angry, so am I, and I think many of your listeners will be.'

'We've even billed up an anti-up and up at the same time when outlining inflation incidents are at record levels, we've got to get a grip on the water industry.'

INSIDE

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Weather

NEWS

Flood warnings issued after months of heat

Floods could hit Britain after weeks of drought. New names have said, 'The Met Office said parts of the country would experience 'the first

meaningful rain for a long time' after floods of businesses said. My weather left many areas facing water shortages. Henry rain is expected on Thursday, with the chance of surface flooding in areas where rainfall is particularly intense. It follows weeks of hot. My weather which led to several four-page bans and devastating wildfires. Page 2

NEWS

Stag shot in Richmond after picnic attack

A stag was shot in Richmond Park after it attacked a man outuring a picnic. The stag appears he'd a group in the south-west London park on Saturday evening and a man in his who was taken to hospital with chest injuries that are not believed to be the threatening. Park officials decided the animal was a danger to visitors following the incident and it was destroyed. Royal Parks has since waited for the public not to feed the animals. Page 7

'If a Government emergency alert, it says 'Government is limit to a primary alert.'"

COMMENT

Charles Moore

Jason Ardy's death cannot be blamed on the stress

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BUSINESS

Boost for Branson's British Eurostar rival

Sir Richard Branson's ambition to run home between London and Paris has taken a critical step forward after Virgo's own permission to use the route to Be Channel Tunnel. The British billionaire's company, co-holding to launch a rival service in Australia in 2010 and has now won approval to use the run he between 30 June on International and the tunnel entrance in Kent. A separate agreement will be needed to use the tunnel itself, which is owned by Paris-based Gerliak. Page 27

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NHS halts all Palantir software training

Pressure from Labour MFs and pro-Palestine lobby mounts for Government to break £530m contract

By Michael Scarfco DEPUTY HEALTH EDITOR

TRANSITING for NHS staff on how to use technology operated by Palantir was cancelled following bad press

NHS data chiefs cancelled a national

webinar for staff for fear of being soon to be 'affiliated' with the UNweb giant, The Telegraph (arrows).

Palantir's software is currently used to run the NHS Federated Data Platform (FDP) under a seven-year contract. The technology links health information in one place to make paperwork more efficient for clinicians and staff.

Tom Bartlett, who led the NHS data engineering team that developed the FDP, was invited to hold a national webinar by a senior member of the NHS Informatics Skills Development Network (2020). But he was later told the group's national chairmen had 'blocked' him from speaking because they did not 'want to be affiliated or have anything to do with FDP at the moment because of the news articles that have been coming out about it'.

He was told it was because of 'recent announcement' about 'Palantir and patient data', although no specifics were provided, and that they would result if at a later date.

The DDS is an NHS-run learning network designed to help digital and

technology staff share best practice and develop their professional skills.

Mr Bartlett was able to run a virtual session to familiarise the NHS workforce with the Palantir-led software because more than half of NHS trusts now use the platform. All trusts are expected to adopt it by April 2020.

Analysis shows the FDP has improved efficiency across the NHS and led to faster cancer diagnosis, increases in theatre use and fewer delays in discharging patients.

But the Government sounds for many long pressure from Labour MFs and pro-Palestinian lobby groups to break its £530m contract with Palantir because of its work with the Verma administration and Israel.

Mr Bartlett, a former NHS employee who has no links to Palantir, said there was a 'culture of silence' around use of the technology run by the US company.

He has now set up his own independent consultancy, Bartlett (aka, and established a network to educate NHS staff on the FDP. 'I've been blocked

from speaking because of these problems. I think that's something people should know about,' he said.

'There's thousands of people working up and down the country on FDP, and it's like there's no permission to speak about it. The culture in 'You can't speak about it because you might get affiliated with this company, you might get judged for your ethics.'

'The Government needs to get something. Verite Cooper needs to give that nutrition for people to actually talk about FDP. How's FDP going to tell us if people can't even talk about it?'

Health officials have yet to decide if they will activate a break clause in the seven-year deal with Palantir.

NHS figures suggest that since the seven-year contract began in 2014, the technology has helped to deliver 101,000 extra operations.

NHS England said: 'While NHS England does not run events for this network, few sessions are provided on the FDP if NHS staff need further information about the technology.'

NEWS BULLETIN

Fayed victims urge PM to act after Met blunder

Increased abuse at the bank of Delaware that only owner Mohamed Al Fayed have called on Andy Burnham to intervene after they 'lost faith' in the Metropolitan Police's investigation. The Met Police accidentally shared the small additional victims than 140 people who have reported that they were victims of Fayed. The Met described it as 'human error.'

An advocacy group for survivors of Fayed called the One above has never urged the Government to act, saying: 'We have lost faith in Operation

Conquity.' He states using strong failure, exposing the identities of 147 victims, to the culmination of a multi-decade history of failure.'

Manager sacked after WFIL, from France

A finance manager who was sacked for working recently, from France, has lost her unfair dismissal case brought against her former employer.

Ivana Melnik brought a tribunal claim against Bristol-based

Telegraph source Contact after she was dismissed for working from the Continent without its permission, she said her sacking was 'disproportionate'. However, employment judge Haase Oliver threw out her claims after finding her contract 'improved';

I required her to 'would break her home in the UK'.

He Oliver accepted the company had legitimate issues over complying with French employment law.

Two teenagers die as car crashes into woodland

A teenage driver and his 19-year-old passenger have died after a car crashed off a road and into a wood.

The single-vehicle accident occurred near Thaydon from, in Essex, shortly after 10:45pm on Sunday.

The driver, 47-year-old, and his passenger, both male, died despite the effects of ambulance that responded, police said.

Their families have been informed and are being supported by officers.

Police are appealing for witnesses who were travelling along the BEV or Crayton Row about the time of the accident and who may have seen anything or who captured their own footage which could assist the inquiry.

Slingshot attacks against pigeons wear

A rise in slingshot attacks on pigeons is being driven by their 'bad reputation' in urban areas, a charity claimed.

The HSPCA said that eliminating pigeons is 'can with wings' has embroidered teenagers to attack them.

Dr Rebecca McAfee, of the HSPCA's wildlife team, said reports of results involving wild birds had hit a few-year high, she said: 'Whether it's trapping catapults or air guns, the cruelty towards wild birds has really jumped. A lot of the lives for a pigeon because of their general bad reputation.'

The latest HSPCA figures showed 350 incidents involving wild birds were reported during July and August last year – almost double the 1% in the same period in 2024.

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Reform UK Treasury spokesman Robert Janick, left, and deputy leader Richard Tice at a press conference to unveil their plans for welfare reform in central London yesterday

Reform vows to make jobless clean streets for benefits

By Dominic Penna and Pieter Haegensgrove

BENEFITS claimants who have been jobless for more than a year could have to clean streets for better payments under a Reform UK government.

Robert Janick, its Treasury spokesman, announced yesterday that Britons on benefits and its work would have to volunteer for 20 hours a week.

At a press conference, Mr Janick said many of the 4.6 million working age people claiming joblessness benefits were 'really taking advantage of their fellow citizens, their friends, their neighbours and community'.

He said: 'If taxpayers must contribute, so must the able recipients of their support who can as well. I am therefore amusing that a Reform government will introduce a Welfare to Work scheme. This will require long-term

benefits claimants, who are fit to work to provide 20 hours a week of work for their community, organized by their local council. They will work to clean up high streets and parks, to be used to areas neglected, to cartoons, water repairs, to staff libraries and community centres, and to perform many other tasks from an indicative list we have published today. We'll also let local charities take action.'

Mr Janick unveiled his party's full plan for the biggest welfare shake-up in years by occupying key benefits to save 250bn a year.

According to Reform's full welfare plan, published yesterday, the Welfare in Work scheme will help an additional 24,000 people into work by 2029-30. The party said the policy would also save taxpayers a total of 2.8bn.

Tasks would be assigned to benefit claimants based on the needs of their

community. These could include maintaining council house stock, noticing highways, helping in libraries and cultural facilities and performing 'non-sensitive' community safety roles. Warning that the social contract

£50bn

What Reform says will be saved annually by their plan to scrap key benefits in the biggest welfare shake-up for years

in Britain has been broken by many on benefits. Mr Janick's continued: 'If claimants refuse to participate or fail to show up, they will face penalties.'

Mr Janick confirmed that Reform would abolish personal independence payments (Pip) and the health element

of Universal Credit for working-age adults as part of a package of reforms that would remove or cut benefits for an estimated three million people.

Reform added that changes to their daily benefits would operate as 'case-by-case' basis. Richard Tice, Reform's business spokesman, pledged this would be done 'sometirely, fairly, judged by experts'.

Foreign aid funds would also have being stripped of their right to claim all benefits in the UK. The party has proposed that up to 4.5 million EU citizens granted settlement rights in the UK would be included in the ban, requiring Reform to renegotiate the Brexit deal with Brussels.

Mr Janick said: 'One in six Universal Credit claimants is not even a British or Irish citizen – £50bn to foreigners in four years. Just imagine what could be done with that money to make British

people's lives better, like lowering their taxes or investing in the NHS, schools and beds. The British ban goes as acting as the welfare state for the world.'

Sir Mel Strick, the shadow channel, was accused Reform of 'Pip disguising like they did on the two child benefits' up, and claimed the numbers behind in policy package debtors add up.

Sir Mel said: 'I am reduced reform to cut the operating welfare budget after the pandemic by reducing the numbers on long-term benefits and critically overhauling Pip. Labour called them thinnest and scrapped all of them allowing the benefits bill to continue spiraling... Labour are totally failing to tackle the wab of our welfare problem.'

'Only the Conservatives have a valid and credible plan to cut the net for bill and get Britain working again.'

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Now that's an expensive 99... Driver fined for ice cream stop

By Tim Signororth

A MOTORIST was given a £500 fine after dropping to use a Mr Waiaye in a car park in the New Forest.

Cello Beck, 71, was sent the penalty when after he and his wife sat in that car to enjoy their ice creams without buying a parking ticket.

The pennantian has told Pannery England, which issued the penalty, to "get stuffed" and has reduced to pay the like.

Mr Beck and his wife stopped at the car park at Goddall Cricket Club near Foxhughesdge, Hampshire to purchase two 99 Bales from an ice cream out.

He said they are them in 30 minutes after being told by the seller that they had 15 minutes to eat them in the car park before they had to purchase a parking ticket. However, a few days later, a £500 penalty notice was delivered to their home.

"They can get stuffed," Mr Beck said. "That's the principle, really, not it?" the ice cream man says he's there all the time, and he says you can park there to eat your ice cream, but what are you expected to do? But as ice cream and then drive along the road eating it, which is dangerous?

He added: "It's another way of screwing the motorists. It must have cost

'It's another way of screwing the motorists ... The New Forest is meant to be a free place'

them a fortune to put in all the notices, the next day it down on parkman lines. The New Forest is meant to be a free place, and I feel sorry for the goes that have the ice cream businesses, because it must have the business life hard!

Parking charges were unseated so far the first time in the New Forest in April this year. Forestry England brought in charges at all 529 of its previously free New Forest car parks, covering every who is on chống motorists and those displaying blue badges.

Parking costs £1.50 for one hour, £3 for two hours, £5 for four hours, and £8 for more than four hours, leaving some visitors feeling pissed out of the area.

Mr Beck said: "It's just a bit heavy-handed for your wanting to stop and have an ice cream, you know!"

A Forestry England spokesman said every car park had clear signs explaining the terms and the opinion is on later. They said the system gave motorists one to one the system before issuing a parking charge notice.

Death wish A young man risks his life as he leaps into the sea at a spot known as Dead Man's Crow in Devon. He and other thrill-working youngsters were 'tombstoning' from the top of the 60ft cliff - a popular location for adrenaline junkies.

Security officials raised concerns that phone alert would backfire

By Tony Diner and Will Bolton

NATIONAL security officials raised concerns that the wildfire emergency alert would backfire by encouraging the public to disable the alert from the first phones, The Telegraph understands.

In Friday afternoon, ministers were advised by officials that sending a national alert to the box, which did not represent club-threatening situations for most of the country, would fuel public scepticism of the alert system.

Louise Haigh, the First Secretary of State, took the decision to send the items to all residents of England and Wales after several requests from fire chiefs to activate the system.

The investment swearing that four beczers and fireworks could cause wildfires in dry weather was criticised as unnecessary and "the equivalent of crying wolf" from members of the public and they would handle the alert feature on their phones, after learning that ministers are willing to send national alerts for incidents that are only life-threatening in specific regions.

Back from the former Greenwich presenter, who is chairman of the National Fire Chiefs Council board of

'Misusing it in this way is like a child crying wolf. The public will pay less attention next time'

trustees, said yesterday that it was 'not appropriate' to use the system to send general advice on how to avoid wildfires, adding: "I nearly cradled my car."

But Downing Street said it was an "entirely appropriate" decision, pointing to the risk to overstimulate fire systems and a reduction in the number of wildfires over the weekend after the alert was sent.

The Telegraph understands that officials discussed fears that sending a national alert would increase public fatigue with the system, and that it would be beneficial to future if large numbers of people disabled it.

Sources close to Ms Haigh said she was not warned about the impact of the public switching off their alerts when she decided to send one on Friday.

Then Philip, the shadow from secretary, said: "I find alert was an issue of the system which was designed for imminent emergency. Misusing it in this way is like a child crying wolf. The public will pay less attention next time, and many will disable the feature."

First came heat hell, now comes high water

'First meaningful rain for a long time' could overwhelm drains, but hosepipe bans will stay

By Rudy Chas were sure of me

FLY-CITY could hit fire from after weeks of drought, two years have said.

The McGillie and parts of the country would experience "the first meter ingful rain for a long time" after weeks of hardsevers and dry weather left many times during the first day of the year.

Heavy rains expected on Thursday, with the chance whether flooding is areas where rainfall is particularly intense. It follows weeks of hot, dry weather, and the most severe hosepipe bans and devastating wildfires.

Toward the Wessex Water announced that people were at the first time since the summer of 1976. The company said the temperature has been would come into effect from midnight today for its 1.4 million customers in Bath, Somerset, London and Whitman.

The company said no water supply network was being developed pressure and reconfloved of demand combined

with hot conditions and no supply at rain forecast for the year.

Fire businesses have far Britain this year, and this summer is set to best that of 1976 and become the hottest ever.

The rain is unlikely to end the widespread drought conditions of land in air and to hosepipe bans, which were implemented based on longer-term fires and, water losses said.

Liz Stephen, professor in climate, rains and resilience at the University of Reading, said the south east of England will take many weeks of sustained rainfall for equivalent to no over and more and more water to return to normal.

He said: "Here in the South East, we're still a needful worth of rain before what we would normally expect to this point in the year, despite the heavy rainfall in January and February."

"As a result, while any rain which falls that week may help reduce the immediate wildfire risk, it will take many weeks of sustained rainfall for equivalent to no over and our costs and overvalu to return to normal.

"This means that we should expect hosepipe bans to be in place for some time. Floods can still occur during drought conditions and and/or water flooding can even become more likely

What should you do in a fire? Bury yourself, says Red Cross

The British Red Cross has advised people caught in fast-moving wildfires to get into a body of water to cover themselves in and as dust resort. As thieves spread across England and South Wales yesterday, the charity said people's first drought should have to separate their homes immediately between they thought they might have danger. Polling businesses and drought conditions have led to a recent number of wildfires according to the National Fire

Chiefs Council. In a survey guide posted on by website, the Red Cross warned that people "will not be able to collect, store, use, should 'beach' to a body of water nearby and safely get into the water." You aid charity said in the absence of a body of water nearby, a standard individual should check for drains in achieved areas among it and the water, the Red, has it now, and come in your body with our and 'beach' to an area to the ground. The guide also said: "Don't want to be told to

overcurb. A wildfire may spread the heat for officials to issue unacantive orders. If you are not sure to put equipment to light a wildfire, do not put your life at risk. Loose right away: delay could be should? The Red Cross usually provides emergency information for people in disaster areas, but has provided guidance to the local police to concern on our specific wildfires. It advised the meeting of 'sturdy shoes, long cotton or needles' in cases, keep a566 and shirts, and

glows', while carrying a damp hands-on bed to protect the face and/or wrap across bare skin. Ray Shane, 62, the surveyor expert said TV presenter, said long-lived soil covering yourself with soil was used by other firefighters, known as service prepsers, who panelists led into events around employees early stage wildfires. He said The Telegraph's primary a special shelter, dig a bench, doesn't and put a heat blanket over from it's an absolute last resort to protect large from erosion

as baked soda are unable to seek up rainwater as quickly.

Alastair Chidhelm, the water lead at consultancy drug, said the drought would significantly elevate the risks of flash floods that autumn and winter.

High temperatures mean a greater likelihood of thunderstorms because they increase evaporation off the sea and mean the atmosphere is holding more question.

"This means that when you get storm swarm, you can expect them to be really quite intense," Mr Chidhelm said.

On top of the, Bath that would normally absorb heavy rainfall have been baked as hard that water cannot likely to run off the land, he added:

"The whole country is really, really dry. The ground is hard and water is not going to wash mounds. If you get a lot of heavy rainfall, it is going to run off." Mr Chidhelm said.

Mike Silverstone, the Met Office's deputy chief forecaster, said: "Many areas in England and Wales are desperate for rain. This week, some of these areas will see the first meaningful rain for a long time."

Bath Jefferson, Wessex Water's chief executive, said demand had consistently outstripped average need for the

time of year. She said: "After 10 years without a hosepipe bans the Wessex Water is open ... this fall 3 decision we've made lightly, and we're sorry for the no overcome of wildfires."

She added that the weather conditions meant that demand had "creased water consumed as much than 40% million litres per day. 30 per cent above average for this time of year and the equivalent of almost half a million hose-pipes running for a full hour every day."

Ms Jefferson said: "While we're not running out of water for essential use, our challenge has been moving water through the network and we enough to meet these (we end levels of demand) adding that it had also affected the firm's reservoir systems.

Wessex Water is also encouraging households to keep in the form, now watering cans to water plants, keep showers short and fast wash cars.

Wassex Water has millions of people across yesterday, with a yellow heat health alert extended until June today for the South East, South West, and London. Bans is expected to begin in Northern Ireland and Scotland and move to England and Wales by today.

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Meet the 'monster from Hades' which might just become a wildfire lifesaver

By David Milhound

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Hades' had little does not describe his fire fighting robot as a thing of beauty. Standing at several across five, it is, in Mr Ganton's words, 'cowpy.'

Browns as the Supreme Tueschafore, the driver of the 1970s' highland metal monster, firefightinging aesthetic, however, as effort by its life-saving utility, protecting honesty weakens sent into areas devastated by wildfires.

It is compared that wildfires in California in January 2020 claimed 33 lives, caused more than $250bn, 1,000bn in a year, and 1,000bn in a year.

In Los Angeles, the luxury homes of some of the firework have known cost denies—including the bathorey firegins, Mat Gibson and Nick Evans America—were among 10,000 enterprises that were destroyed across the state.

Enter the factories, which among other things, can clear heads and dead trees away from electrical wires and private vehicles that are built, or to dangerous work burning a computer controlled robot to watch a thaneers in far

The Stigeon is controlled from a smoked and pyatick at a safe distance, above

safer than sending a person into an area under threat by a blaze.

"I tried to make it necessary because I'm work in dangerous," Mr Ganton, the robot's designer, told The Telegraph. The robots can move in ways that are quite unparalleled. Mr Ganton said and designing something that indicates a monster from Hades seemed a scene like precaution.

"They tried of look more and you know not to stand here 'from if you don't know how they're doing, it's good to get in people's heads that a big humanoid robot's not a key, it's not, you

know, an unmaternity to take a solid with," Mr Ganton said. "It's a machine that's there to do something as dangerous that humans shouldn't be doing it."

"I know a lot of people think this robot looks creepy," Mr Ganton added. "The human head was worse. I did try me, and I felt it to deal even stronger."

At the moment, the factories as a prototype but Mr Ganton believes it could well be around thirty feet of a little.

The company needs experience but according to Mr Ganton, it would make insurances cheaper by cutting the cost of clearing up after a life. The illogical customers are compared with the first time in the last few days.

On Lehmann, an AI focused enterpreneur, believes the factories represent a step forward. "People think this thing looks terrifyingly, 'be paved or social enough.' And it continues all the advantages of a humanoid upper body and a quadruped down body.

"The humanoid half has human touch, so it can interfere with body, the quadruped half gives it a wide, size for base so it can effectively cross rubble, shape and broken section."

Vision of Hell

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Russia: Britain will pay for arming Ukraine

Threats from Moscow's embassy in London show Putin's fury at use of UK-made drones by Kyiv

By Joe Barnes and Antonia Langford

THE Kremlin has threatened Britain with consequences after UK-made drones were used by Ukraine in strikes on Russian territory for the first time.

Moscow's embassy in London said Britain would pay a "higher price" should it continue to support Kyiv in its armed resistance to Russian forces.

"Reports that the Kyiv regime is using British drones to carry out strikes they within Russian territory confirm that London is deliberately betting on an escalation of the Ukraine crisis, while hypocritically claiming to be stirring for peace," the embassy said.

"The United Kingdom is thus acting

as an accomplice and accessory to the bloody crimes and terrorism attacks of Ukrainian new Nazis seeking to combat our country and to inflict maximum damage upon it using the hands of others," the statement reported on Russian state media comment, today's commute over for Kyiv leadership.

"London's actions will inevitably have consequences, for which it will have to answer. The deeper it has to be met in this conflict and the greater its support for the terrorist machine of Kyiv, the higher the price will be."

It was not immediately clear what Russia is threatening to do but last week Vladimir Putin voiced to seize British vessels in response to a Western crack down on his shadow fleet of tankers used to transport machine bombing on airports. US intelligence security supported Putin could sanction an attack against Nato territory within weeks to dampen the alliance's support for Kyiv. "The intervention from Moscow's

"The greater its support for the terrorist machine of Kyiv, the higher the price will be"

embassy in London comes after it was reported that drones made by two US companies were used in Ukraine to escalating deep strike campaign against Russians of refarters, which has caused more than 2,000m in economic damage according to embassy.

It has led to fast shortages and rolling blackouts in parts of Russia and occupied Crimea, bringing the consequences of war hours to many Russians far away from the front lines.

A report in The Insider Times named the Nyan drone, made by Calion-Lena, a subsidiary of defence agent Kuli Yurtschev. The carbon-fines drone, which has a wingspan almost three metres, has a range of around 100 miles. It is launched by a pneumatic catapult and can carry a pack and a second 25mm.

The Sunday Times said drones made by a second company have also been used in long-range strikes but left the company anonymous for security reasons. Citing sources in The Ukrainian

army, the newspaper reported that targets struck by the British made drones included oil refarters in Volgograd and Yaroslavl, near Moscow.

It is not the first time British made weapons have been used to strike into Russian territory. Storm Shabov cross-matches have previously been used by Ukraine as force. Unconfirmed reports suggested the missile was used by strike Russian and North Korea soldiers in the southern Rurdi region, which was partially occupied by Kyiv forces, in June 2024.

"Ukraine first confirmed a cross-border strike with Storm Shabov's a year later, when the weapon was used to target a chemical factory and the Nevskakhtinian oil refinery in Russia as the first region. British drones have also been used in Ukrainian mid-60s in operation. Vladimir Putin, right, has already threatened to enter UK vessels."

hitting targets in occupied Ukraine. "Sometimes for Britain, of weapons have repeatedly triggered threats of repeals from Russian officials, including Putin. The Russian president has previously claimed that he could counter nuclear attacks against Nato members," suggesting Ukraine with unintentional weapons.

Ukraine basically used known, unintentional drones or strikes on Russian territory because of the difficulties due to detaining permission to use Western missiles for similar missions.

On Sunday, The Telegraph revealed Russia was building secret towns near Kuznetsk, while Ukraine, or India, should hi-tech attack drones capable of re-letting deep inside into territory.

Bluebirds cover... A pair of modern fighter jets from the RAF Typhoon display team carried out a thrilling air to air photoshoot, teaming up over the south coast with two Second World War Spitfires to mark the 90th anniversary of the Spitfire's first flight in 1936.

PM's paltry offer to farmers branded 'drop' in the ocean

By Melissa Lankford and Tim Haynes

ANDY IN BURNAR's 450m package to help farmers cope with drought is a "drop in the ocean" countryside makes have learned.

The cash will not fund the number of new reservoirs needed to help farmers grapple with extreme heat, according to the Country Land and Business Association (CLA).

The National Farmers' Union also raised concerns that the built of the funding could go towards natural directly initiatives to support wildlife, rather than addressing food security.

The Prime Minister announced the 450m cash package on Friday after officials declared that 75 per of England in drought. Enzbolest 450m for farmers to build new areas and 450m for the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), a pre-existing scheme that encourages sustainable farming practices.

The cash has been confiscated from elsewhere in the Department for Environment, Food and Agriculture (Defoi's farming budget).

Gavin Lane, president of the CLA, said: "It is just a drop in the ocean, except for pits, but it is actually not an amount of money when we've got to deal with sort of the substantial effect of chief company on food production in this country."

Mr Lane warned that the 450m allocated to reservoirs would fund less than a tenth of what was needed.

Building a reasonably sized, on farm reservoirs cuts between 450m and 450m. Previously, maximum grant aid has covered about 40 per of the cost of investments.

The suggested that the 450m get could fund between 12 and 18 new reservoirs. Mr Lane said: "We are going to need somewhere in the region of 200 to 300 reservoirs nationally on farms."

That is just water for agricultural use. If we start talking about farmers building reservoirs for data centres or for housing projects then we would be talking about substantially more.

Defoi was a state-multice comment.

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Burnham sent texts to person posing as Trump's chief of staff

By Dominic Penna

ASSIST. POLITICAL COMMISSIONARY

ANDY BURNHAM exchanged messages with somebody impersonating Donald Trump's chief of staff it has emerged.

The Prime Minister managed a person posing as June Wilcox, who is considered the most powerful woman in the White House.

The incident, which was first reported by Politics, prompted such concern in the British embassy that officials raised concerns with their White House campaigns.

Deeming latest sources admitted that Mr Burnham had been in contact with the impersonator, but claims the messages were not of significant use.

However, the messages will nonetheless raise concerns about national security. British officials are said to have

feared that Mr Wilcox's phone had been backed again, after an impersonator reportedly tested and called her contacts in May 2020 to ask for task and presidential pardons.

Mr Wilcox personally told colleagues that his personal certificate was backed and issued for executive contacts.

The FBI launched an investigation after the breach in which the imported supposedly sent a series of text messages and phone calls to Republican politicians using artificial intelligence to attack her voice.

The White House said in the interview I took the cybersecurity of all staff "very seriously" while the FBI insisted all threats against Mr Trump were treated with the "minor seriousness" of the timing and nature of the messages between Mr Burnham and the impersonator remain unknown.

However, they could have been sent

Susie Wiles told colleagues that her personal cell phone was hacked for executive contacts'

any time from mid-June, when Mr Burnham returned to Westminster following his victory at the Makersfield by-election.

Sir Kirt Starmer resigned four days after the contest to make way for her successor, who stood for the Labour leadership unopposed. It is understood Mr Burnham did not speak on the phone to the impersonator, and that the suspicions activity was quickly reported to the appropriate authorities.

Last year, American intelligence services warned of an 'ongoing malicious test and voice campaign' to be a strong response to the Blackout in an anti-violence action. US officials in the past individuals, US authorities have previously accused hackers acting on behalf of just in the final months of Mr Trump's 2020 presidential campaign.

Information security has been an ongoing concern at the White House with one hacker managing to breach

the communications service used by Mike Watt, the three national security adviser in April 2020.

They intercepted messages from a range of American officials, while the White House also admitted that Ash Typhoon, an alleged Chinese cyber espionage operation, targeted and rewarded the calls of "very senior" American figures.

Mr Burnham is not the first senior British politician to have fallen victim to an impersonator. In 2018, a born caller was put through to the phone of Lord Cameron, then prime minister, claiming he is the director of non-embracing agency of 2863 Lord Cameron called the call where it became clear it was a boon. An earlier false call to OLY 2020 resulted in a ban on the 2020 anti-violence in Robert Hunsgan, the director at the time. In the event an front-line politics action was made, Lord Cameron was

"American intelligence services warned of an 'ongoing malicious test and voice campaign'"

hooshewind into taking a call from a Russian preacher, preventing to be a former Ukrainian president.

In a video of the prank call that was published with the intention of embarrassing the Conservative Party, the Party party said that Labour would "continue" his party to support for Ukraine in office.

Words after the illegal Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, for Ben Wallace and Dana Petit feel — the then defence and foreign secretaries — were locked by Russian "impositors" who posed as Ukrainian politicians.

Both Sir Ron and Dana Petit hold video calls, responded in the name of an aide at the Ukrainian embassy, before eventually becoming suspicious and ending the exchange.

Even a hearing from the interview said: "We do not comment on national security matters." The White House declined to comment.

Putin taunts Nato with cruise missile frigate

By James Kozlowski

BUNIA has deployed a warship armed with cruise and hypocrised missiles close to Baltic Sea German island.

The Admiral Rasmonev's frigate with nuclear-capable Zircan hypocrisic missiles, was seen last week off the coast of February, a popular destination for tourists, following Kremlin threats to attack British and EU vessels. Constructed in 2020, Admiral Rasmonev is said to be one of the most advanced warships in the Russian navy. It is capable of long-range strikes as well as anti-violence law warfare.

Its appearance in the Baltic, a vital shipping zone, appears to mark the latest escalation between Russia and

Nato. On Sunday, The Telegraph revealed that Russia was building secret towns near Kuznetsk, while Ukraine, or India, should have assumed a "drop in the ocean" countryside.

Russia linked ships, which are in poor condition and generally sail under uneasy foreign flags, has been called the Russian shadow fleet.

Admiral Rasmonev in the second Russian warship to be seen in the Baltic recent weeks, following the deployment of the destroyer Admiral Levchenko in late July.

The Telegraph approached the German military for comment about the warships but did not receive an immediate response. Moscow has not commented on the deployments.

Shipping data seen by The Telegraph suggest the Admiral Rasmonev was taking with its location but he's turned off, and it was unclear whether it was still near February yesterday afternoon.

Speaking last week during an

inspection of a warship, Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, said he was ready to engage in a new war, and he said that tried to seize Russia linked vessels.

He said of ship seizures: "It's nothing but piracy and robbery. If this is done, we will be forced to respond in kind. [Russia can evaluate] in any area where we see it as necessary and appropriate."

He singled out the Pacific, heavily used by British and EU commercial ships, where Russian officials have announced plane-to-begin boarding and inspecting vessels.

As concerns grew about an attack on Nato's eastern flank, Latvia has asked for some 47m. about 25,000 in EU funding to cover the costs of increasing defence spending needed for living next to Russia.

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Cambridge 'used Arday for bragging rights'

Cleverly accuses several universities of pushing academic into public eye because of his ethnicity

By Tom McArdle

JASON ABBAS was used by the University of Cambridge for 'bragging rights'. Sir James Cleverly has claimed:

'The shadow communities minister and that the late 41-year-old would not have been in such a 'terrible' and 'personally exposed position' had universities done their day diligence.

Sir James added that higher education establishments presented Arday with 'dive' because of his age and ethnicity rather than his talent.

Arday was pronounced dead at an

address in Patterson, south London, on Friday. He had swapped from his position as professor of sociology. Graduation at the University of Cambridge the week before, amid a plagiarism row.

Sir James said he was 'incredibly angry' about what had happened. Falling out at Arday's former employer and attitudes in wider higher education, he told BBC Radio 44 Today programme: 'It could and should have never come like it.'

'If people within the university establishment, not just Cambridge, had done the robust day diligence and checking that should happen with an senior academic appointment.'

'I can't help but feel that the rush is one Jason Arday as a bragging right by some universities - the give with what they said we've got the youngest-ever black professor, talking about his age

and his ethnicity rather than his talent - I think wea part of the reason he was lifted so high as quickly.'

He said such positioning meant that when scrutiny did come, Arday had 'so far to fall'.

Sir James added that it was 'quite possible' that the scrutiny of Arday was 'unattended by racism.'

However, the issues highlighted were 'genuine and legitimate questions', he added:

'He continued: 'Had these same questions been asked by the institutions involved, he would never have been in such a personally exposed position.'

'He was made the poster child, womanhood, and I think that the people that did that, and they surely should have known that a number of the claims he was making were impossible, literally impossible, and yet they didn't anyway.'

Sir James's comments came after the head of a Cambridge college called for an investigation into the 'media onslaught' on the former professor on Sunday.

Lord Woolley, the principal of the American College, Cambridge, said:

'Had these questions been asked by institutions, he would never have been in such an exposed position'

Arday had been subjected to the 'most horrendous, toxic, vicious witch-hunt' before his death.

Yesterday, the University of Cambridge's chancellor labelled the coverage of Arday a 'word feeding frenzy'.

Lord Smith of Finsbury, speaking

publicly about Arday for the first time, claimed in should have been possible to uphold academic integrity without joining in.

His statement, he said: 'I do believe it is possible to hold to two principles at the same time: to believe in the importance of academic integrity, and where criticisms of plagiarism arise, about my academic whoever they are, ensure that they are rigorously investigated.'

'And also to refuse to join in a racist feeding frenzy over a particular academic.'

Conjugagers are understood to be co-ordinating a large number of complaints to news organizations about the coverage. More than 30,000 people have signed a petition launched by the Good Law Project seeking an inquiry into the coverage of Arday after 'the weeks of relentless harassment'. On

Sunday, more than 200 people attended a vigil at Cambridge that was organised by Arday's professional students.

Arday, who was Cambridge's youngest black professor, resigned after the university launched an investigation into his academic qualifications. The university was also considering a number of complaints of alleged academic misconduct.

The Telegraph had found that an analysis of Arday's PhD theory had shown that more than 100 separate passages were identical or near identical to another student's work.

Arday is survived by his wife and two children. His family paid tribute to him as an 'amazing father, partner, brother, uncle and son'. The University of Cambridge was contacted for comment.

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Bond must be white with a slick accent, says black actor

By India Mr Taggart

INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS

JAMES BOBB should always be cast on a white copy 'with a slick accent', a black British actor has said.

'He hicks them at, level known for his roles in the light, like with and Top five, continued against changing what Bond looks like to 'tuck a foot' and instead urged the new franchise custodians to consider writing a '500' character for a black actor instead.

In an interview with Radio Times, the London-based actor said: 'I grew up with James Bond looking and acting a certain way, I don't want it to change.'

'You go to watch a James Bond movie, you know that James Bond's going to be like English, Scottish or limbajey with a slick accent, with hisk-snee moves, who gets all the ladies. Great? want him to stay like that. I don't think changing him and it's long a hot in the airs.'

Finnock, who is currently starting in the 9th Atlantic disclosures Fightland, added: 'What I would like is for the industry to put the same amount of money, can and attention into another character that doesn't look like James Bond. If they put posters up tomorrow saying 'Ohly in the same foot, everybody would be at the cinema, they

Finnock says changing Bond as a 'big-boring' foothold, with the answer

wouldn't question it and they would love it, had it could be too. It could be like a film, it could be Dev Patel. It could be anybody of non-European descent.'

Sir Ellis, who has previously been considered a front-runner as Daniel Craig's replacement as Bond, previously said that audiences would not welcome a black actor in the role.

Wetherspoon bans phones on loudspeaker or playing music

By Louis Goss

BY WETHERSPOON has banned customers from using their phones on loudspeaker after complaints the music is driving people 'suck'.

'The pols think that forbidden drinkers from taking calls on loudspeaker mode or playing music on their phones across all 752 of its pols. The women will put up signs telling drinkers to use their phones on silent mode or wear earphones.'

A spokesman said: 'Following complaints from customers, who are being thrown away by other people's videos and amplified phone conversations, Wetherspoon has asked customers to switch their phones to silent or to use earphones.'

It follows a mounting backlash against people playing social media videos and music out loud in pols and on public transport.

Sir Tim Martin, the founder of Wetherspoon, said: 'It's would-be-impacted by other people's music and amplified sound. Wetherspoon pols are an outright tranquillity and cosmopolitan.'

'To avoid customers being thrown chicken jailered by a cacophony of sound, we are kindly asking phone users to give them.'

Wetherspoon added that people

playing their phones out loud in pols had become 'an increasing problem.'

It has not clarified whether people will be exposed from Wetherspoon response to breaking house rules.

Earlier this month, it started drinkers from using smart glasses in its venues for grocery concerns.

A Wetherspoon spokesman added the chain has directed had a policy of not playing music at its venues.

It is not the first pols chain to take action against anti-social media phones use. Samuel Smith pols have long banned customers from using phones, tapes, or crinkers at all its venues, which it calls 'become from the digital world'.

Transport to London launched its own campaign last year to discourage passengers from playing music and videos out loud on their phones. It followed research by TIL that showed 'tips of passengers were used around used such behaviors to be a 'minimise''

TIL by Iowa means it can bans phones gets for playing music out loud without prior written permission.

The Life Series have called for an eagated ban on people playing music and videos out loud on public transport. A YouGov survey from April showed 62 per cent of people would support all 2,000 lines for people playing music or videos out loud on public transport.

I took crystal meth as a teen, says X Files star Anderson

By Tim Signoroth

THE LAW ANDERSON has admitted taking crystal meth as a teenager.

The actress said she was under the influence of the drug, also known as methamphetamine, when arrested for breaking into her school in the US in the 1980s.

Anderson, 38, said she was in a 'push phase' and frequently use drug drugs when she attempted to give about the doses of Cyn High Middle School in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1986.

'We were trying to give the books shut so that people couldn't go to the next day,' the AAF told and X Files actress told. 'I cannot listen, the kisses can talk short host, on a podcast.

'I have worked any people in the building at the time, it was the middle of the night. That was kind of me at that time - it was a push phase.'

'I had very power, but like boots on and they had a very thin side and so when the security guard Anderson's parents 'push phase' for her drug taking

was chasing me through downtown Grand Rapids I stopped on a nail and that's what do you have about.

'Here it not for the nail I would've estimated him and I would not have been arrested. But because I had been, let's just say I was doing a little crystal meth at the time and I was in a 2ndly good mood, I managed to talk them out of breaking and entering and just into trespassing.'

She told the Goss 0.7mm media Proud podcast: 'My boyfriend, who was with me at the time, who was considerably older than I was, went back to his apartment and smoked some more they and just kept drinking the night away while I was in prison.'

Anderson, who is 'known for a class including Margaret Thatcher in The U.S. and previously said he punishment for the exegade was community service.

'I think I have to pay a fine, and they let me do that night, but I still had to do community service,' she told 1/3 plague in 1997.

Fringe venue discriminated against Jewish comedian by cancelling show

By Jacob Freedland

A YOUNG has admitted discriminating against a Jewish comedian by cancelling his show at the Edinburgh Fringe.

What makes a learning venue, can been due to perform a sick show called 'shed I' (respect. Plus its 4 hours of rest. The handover luteyrish pols, on Nishiy Street, last year.

However, the venue pulled his art over what it said were his views on the way to class.

In a statement given at the time to industry website Chortle, the venue said Mr. James had expressed views on social media and elsewhere that it claimed 'alges with the doctors and

psychology of groups associated with humanitarian violations'.

Responding to the decision on social media, the performer said he had been cancelled 'just for being Jewish'.

He added: 'The research was given that my views concerning the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Palestine...are in significant conflict with our venue's stance against the current Jewish government's policy and actions.

'Anyone who knows me will know I have never expressed support for anything other than forming the hostages and finding a way to peace. It is sad to think that never news could conflict with anyone who wants to see a lasting peace in Israel and class. I am still pre-

Philip Sutner claimed he had been cancelled 'just for being Jewish'

ing the concept that a 2000-2001 can be cancelled just for being Jewish.

Mr. Sutner took legal action against the venue, claiming it had discriminated against him on the grounds of 'satisfied belief-based discrimination'. This culminated in a hearing at Edinburgh should court yesterday, where David Welsh, Mr. Sutner's lawyer, said that 'on the eve of the business', the venue accepted that he had been called.

The lawyer said: 'The defender contends that the defender discriminated against the pursuer, contrary to the government of the Republics Act.'

Following the decision on conversion, the whole issue of liability has now been resolved in the past year's former 1st

person has been entirely successful on the question of liability.

However, Mr. Welsh was critical of the defender's conduct saying it had 'disagged out proceedings' despite knowing not before 'war stintspite'. He told the court this led this short time 'available expenses at every stage' and called on the court to award him expenses incurred to date.

'Given that all the expenses to date have been dealt with on the question of liability, I would say that neither the pursuer to the expenses of the case to date,' he told the court.

'There was never a need for the action to reach the court in the first place. If the defender had looked out to

Jewish artists should be able to perform in the UK arts without being held to bias'

scoldly 'responding to the 'sick' the venue's lawyer, disputed whether it would have been possible to settle the matter pre-diagnosis.

He said not all costs incurred to date related to the question of liability, and called for a decision on expenses to be deferred 'until the end'.

Judge Sheriff Roderick Flinn said he would not even consider the question of expenses, and give the decision later. Natalie Rose, director of Friends in the Arts, said the venue's decision came as a 'relief'.

She said 'Jewish artists should be able to perform and participate in the UK arts without being subjected to discrimination because of their identity.'

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Pakistan ready to halt migrant returns over child rapist

Rochdale grooming gang ringbuster is 'very much the UK's internal problem' officials in Islamabad insig

By Charles Homan

over Westland, UK 10.00

P483/0345 has said it could stop taking back illegal migrants if Britain's riots is force it to accept a grooming gang ringbuster.

Senior Pakistan government officials told The Telegraph had provided officials with 'gold standard' co-operation in helping it return nearly 1,500 years of outlaw seekers, tax coverages and immigration offenders to Pakistan in the past year.

However, they said Britain's insistence that Islamabad should take back Shahid Ahmed after his release from a 22-year jail sentence for 10 child rape offenses was jeopardizing those agreements as well as wider collaboration on intelligence, security and crime.

It is said about Pakistan officials are particularly aggressive in suggesting that government sources that the UK is prepared to impose sanctions, including visa loans and withholding foreign aid. Islamabad continues to refuse to take Ahmed back. Ahmed, 15, was forced last month after serving 16 years.

Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister, is seeking to increase the deportation of foreign offenders as part of efforts to counteract mass imposition and reduce the need for the early release of some criminals. There were 1,000 Pakistanis held in UK jails as of June.

Shahara Mahmood, the Home Secretary, has said she will change 10-year-old immigration law into four a loophole that prevented the Sharia Office from depositing Ahmed even though she has been stripped of the British citizenship. Pakistan, however, is refusing to take him back, saying that he has renounced the Pakistan citizenship, has spent virtually his entire life in the UK under three free Britain's responsibility.

One senior Pakistan official told The Telegraph: 'Britain's continued pressure over the Shahid Ahmed case appears to be driven by domestic political pressure rather than by an appreciation of the legal and diplomatic complaints involved.' The information mining broader Islamabad co-operation

, let's not play politics with each other's security and be honest.

Pakistan has consistently worked closely with successive UK governments, not only by accepting the return of failed outlaw seekers and immigration offenders after they had exhausted all legal services to remove in Britain, but also by going favourable treaty obligations to facilitate the return or hard over of individuals wanted by UK authorities to commit cases,' said second official. 'The UK Government has repeatedly told us it's gold standard co-operation.

He said Pakistan's co-operation had extended beyond immigration to sustained collaboration on intelligence, security and organised crime, often in support of UK national security interests, that he wanted.' These relations could be affected in all areas if the issue of Shahid Ahmed was forced upon Pakistan. It cannot be one way to offer.

Pakistan maintains there is no specific agreement between the two countries requiring Pakistan to take back on

Britain is being driven by domestic political pressure rather than the legal and diplomatic complication

offenders such as Ahmed. But it says it has, nevertheless, signaled co-operation with the UK on overall returns of illegal migrants. Its officials pointed to this showing Pakistan nationals being returned was up 28 per cent year on over from 1,000 to 1,400 in 2020.38.

The Ministry of Justice is spending thousands of pounds on accommodating Ahmed who is subject to electronic lagging, geographic or inclusion issues for tithians, where he lived, and the nhân, where he committed many of his crimes, strict 24/7 supervision at a bad hostel, and a ban on associating with contacts.

A third official said of Ahmed: 'He is a 70-year-old man who has lived for more than 60 years in Britain. . . . he is for all practical purposes, a product of British society. It is therefore difficult to understand why the UK expects Pakistan to take responsibility for someone who was cause, lived and committed his crimes in Britain.'

The officials urged the UK to adopt what they described as a more sensible and pragmatic approach.

Puppy galore Shaun Walker, head shepherd at Birenheim Palace. Oxfordshire, has his hands full with a bonierrous litter of sheepdog pups born to his collie. Nan. He has already selected one pup to stay to help with the estate's 1,000-strong flock.

Tories will scrap EU rules to save summer jobs for teenagers

By Nick Gutteridge

senior medical commissioner

EU BELES that make it harder for future to face teenagers will be scrapped under Tory plans to save the summer jobs.

The Conservatives would expand laws that restrict how often it's and 21-year-olds can work to give youngsters and their employers greater flexibility.

To make often Labour was a covert of wrestling young people's chances of getting part time work by hitting four classes for a time and over time.

Increase to national insurance and the minimum wage, combined with Angel Bank and the National Rights Act have made it more costly to have.

According to Barron from MMW, the number of under this up payrolls fell by almost 75,000, or 65 per cent, in the two most minor places' case is given.

Recent analysts by The Telegraph also

found that more than half a million students want to work alongside their studies but cannot find a part-time job.

The Tories wanted that businesses are also being discouraged from hiring teenagers by 95+ers employment laws that were retained after Brexit.

Brunelle working time directive was largely copied and passed on to the UK, which should be the 6 channel government, meaning it remains in force.

Andrew Griffith, the shadow business secretary, admitted that previous Tory governments should have dropped their rules, which were introduced by the 25 in 1996.

'Writing for The Telegraph, he said: 'Over a million of the 20 years, 1000, added over failed to repeal the original regulations, which have sufficient firms and detected them from hiring.'

'Many should have been to be that under Tories's thought of entering, the next Conservative government will not

'If Burnham is serious about tackling

youth unemployment, he must back these plans'

make the same mistake. Some on the Labour backbenches will criticise this approach, as they always criticise cutting out that.

'But if Burnham is serious about tackling youth unemployment, he needs to back these plans' the same roaming to knee-job opposition such as that we are from both unless.

The Tories would use a rule which stipulates that teenage workers must take a 50 minute break once they have completed four and a half hours of work. As a result companies have to track the hours of younger staff, who have little flexibility over when they are able to take their time off.

Under the Tory plans teens would put on the same terms as workers over it, who receive a 20-minute break so long as they work more than six hours.

EU specialist ideologues a rather on the end of year-olds who's known that they cannot typically work past tripm-

impacting pubs and restaurants. Mr Griffith said the Conservatives would change the rules so that teens could instead work until multiple to Ridders and bats days at even time, and remove restrictions on their hours entirely during the school holidays.

The party would also scrap a third Brunelle regulation which stipulates that young workers must to get on two consecutive days off work per week.

Under its place teenagers would only have to take a 20-hour break once every seven days, allowing them to accept most important and unlucky.

The proposals were welcomed by business leaders who have been highly criticized Labour approach towards job creation and free-running.

Kate Nicholls, the chairman of UK Hospitality, said: 'These 'sensible reforms will remove some recent barriers for businesses and give young people the opportunity to learn new skills

T welcome these plans to make summer and weekend jobs more viable'

and gain the confidence that comes with a first job.'

Britain's hospitality sector, including pubs and restaurants, need to provide six to 10 for jobs but is too old years has been struggling with rising costs.

Jake Johnson, the chairman of the bakery chain Gal's, said that ministers needed to recognize 'no business that creates jobs, not governments.'

'It's high time job is unsweptened that getting and regulating young people out of getting experience of work high in over 700 said. 'I therefore welcome these plans to make summer and weekend jobs more viable.'

Labour said the changes would leave young staff with 'lower protection at work while doing nothing to tackle the real barriers they face.'

Jia Iand Tice, Reform's deputy leader, said the Tories 'had 16 years to remove these rules and scrap promises EU regulation strangling business.'

Labor's MP suspended over Covid loan repayment inquiry

By Peter Seegungges

republican, advertising

A LABOR'S MP has been suspended from the party until concerns that he has been sent to the partying a taxpayer funded Covid loan.

Kate Alaba, who represents fourHead East and Rockford, refused to say whether two attempts to wind up the harmless North Midlands in June he had failed to repay Covid-res bounce back today.

Alaba, the Alaba, admitted he had taken out two loans under the bounce back loans scheme before becoming an MP. he refused to say which of his companies did so when approached by the party.

The he-Hernh MP instead referred himself to the Labour Party, which withdrew the whip from him yesterday afternoon while an investigation was conducted.

A Labour Party spokesman said: 'From Alaba MP has referred himself to the Labour Party so that these matters are the unengaged in later with the party's policy. The Alaba's policy is to be highlighted standard from our elected representatives and we have robust procedures to ensure that the party is able to

ceases in place to ensure those high standards are upheld. We cannot comment further while the investigators are ongoing.'

However, the Conservatives accused Mr Alaba of avoiding scrutiny and demanded the 'come clean' about whether he had tried to wind up Alaba Properties Ltd in an attempt to avoid reporting taxpayer-funded loans. It is

Alaba has questions to answer... he needs to come clean about whether he tried to avoid paying debts

understand the party unseals to consider issue in Parliament when MPs return on topic.

Mike Wood, the shadow cabinet office minister, said: 'Alaba clearly has the right to answer.'

Alaba needs to come clean about whether he tried to avoid paying his debts, and ministers should tell us if they had to intervene to stop it. 'I think it's not possible.'

In July last year, James McManikick and Reform UK after an investigation

found he had taken out £70,000 in bounce back loans via two companies.

JAM Financial Limited adopted, had no employees and negligible assets until the pandemic, and Gym Live Health and Fitness Limited was also dormant until Jan 9, 2020.

Both firms were blocked from winding up in 2023 by the Department for Business and Trade because they had failed to repay the taxpayer-funded loans.

Under the rules of the bounce back loans before, more than 1,000,000 businesses benefited from £4000 in emergency Covid loans through which small businesses could claim up to £30,000, with £10/year cost government has had expansion.

However, the system was quickly closed to founders. Government figures showed that, six years later, only 10 per cent of loans had been expedited, but and a quarter have already been settled by taxpayers under the state guarantee.

Mr Alaba told The Times 'Like many businesses and entrepreneurs, I accessed financial support during the Covid-19 pandemic. There has been no attempt to avoid my financial obligation.'

Use asylum hotels to teach UK culture, says Afghan refugee

By Charles Homan

trend, adviser, satirist

ASYLUM SEERBER, being housed in health should be taught about British culture, an Afghan refugee has said.

Dr Perez Perezuddin, the former health minister of Afghanistan, who is an internationally recognised trauma surgeon, was passed asylum in Britain, but it could not be operating months as a migrant hotel.

He is seeking to offer his expertise in the NHS to deal with health issues, and at least two years to complete the necessary certification and support, he is to work as a doctor in the UK.

Dr Perezuddin, 39, said he had received in his hotel that he would also help three to teach他们 with about Britain's culture and way of life.

He said asylum seekers could be encouraged to pick up litter and do other voluntary work to make certain community and belonging during their time in migrant hotels.

seekers were unfamiliar with everyday British customs and how communities that train here. The language barrier made this even more difficult.

'I think there was a mixed opportunity to engage asylum seekers in construction community activities.'

For example, people could have been encouraged to volunteer to collect litter, help keep public clean, maintain

Dr Perez Perezuddin, who had support but women's rights, find Afghanistan after the Taliban came to power

public spaces or take part in community activities, perhaps with local councils in the UK.

From funds of activities could have helped people develop a sense of purpose, practice their English, meet local residents and find that they were contributing to the community rather than simply waiting in a hotel.

Dr Perezuddin said he had applied for two NHS administrative roles, which he

wants to be accredited as a doctor, but had been exposed after being told he was not applied for them.

Mr Jeug-term plan is to build a new and stable life here in the UK, while staying connected to my professional experience and continuing to contribute to public health,' he said.

'There spent most of my life working in healthcare and public services, so I would like to see that experience in whatever way I can - whether through teaching, research, consultancy or supporting organisations working to improve health services.'

In Afghanistan, Dr Perezuddin worked as a surgeon for nine years before serving as the minister for health from 2015 to 2020.

He was a strong defender of women's and children's rights, which went against the Taliban's order.

When the Taliban returned to power in 2020, Dr Perezuddin's home was seized and his bank accounts frozen. He moved between safe houses before eventually so aging the country under the guise of being critically ill. Dr Perezuddin said his safe and children were living in Canada but he hoped they could come to Britain in the future.

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'Dangerous' stag shot in Richmond Park

Animal that was 'looking for food' is destroyed after injuring man in his 60s as he ate picnic

By Robin Clune

A 97/63 was shot in Richmond Park after it attacked a man enjoying a picnic. The stag approached a group in the south-west London park on Saturday evening and a man in his 60s was taken to hospital with chest injuries, not believed to be life-threatening.

Park officials decided the animal was a danger to visitors following the incident and it was destroyed. The stag was 'looking for food' related to groves and the young people parked and, warning the public not to feed the animals.

A Royal Parks spokesman said: 'On Saturday evening, an incident occurred

in Richmond Park which resulted in a man being injured by a stag, after the stag appears feed the picnic group looking for food. We understand from the police that thankfully the injuries were not life-threatening.

'Sadly, the stag's behaviour means that it had to be put down as it was deemed to be a danger to visitors.'

Last month, a woman filmed a shirt to stand feeling a stag while picnicking in the park before trying to push it away with a tree branch.

In 2024, The Telegraph reported from about another Tim Counsellor said he had often seen visitors too close to the deer in the park and said that he feared a stag might attack a man and a toddler who were approached by the animal.

A deer was last died following an incident with a number of the public in 2023, The Telegraph understands.

In 2020, police warned visitors to keep well back from deer after a woman

Stags in Richmond Park sometimes have to associate visitors with food

was pictured being packed from behind. The same tree, a man was placed on the stags, turned his stags after apparently attempting to feed it.

In 2007, Taarel, a hamster, required treatment in hospital after being gored

by a stag. Richmond Park door are called hammashy to control food also, but in 2009, a wife's animals are shot for public safety are rare.

Royal Parks said: 'Over in Richmond Park are wild animals and should never be fed, approached it was lost.'

Repeated feeding can cause deer to lose their natural wariiness of people and seek out food from visitors, creating risks for both people and wildlife, and we suspect that this particular stag may have learnt to associate visitors with food.

Visitors should maintain a 50-metre distance from deer at least, and never feed or touch the deer, Royal Parks said. If a stag approaches people should put all food and packaging out of sight and move away safely.

It is not known whether the man injured on Saturday was trying to feed the stag. It is illegal to feed deer in the parks, and park managers said they had

'Repeated feeding can cause deer to lose their natural wariiness of people and seek out food from visitors'

been shocked to see footage of people approaching and feeding deer in nearby Royal Park.

Royal Parks wrote on social media: 'We are shocked and alarmed to see that more videos and photographs are circulating online of park visitors feeding and approaching deer in Rocky Park, just days after we warned of the dangers of getting involved to the deer. This is highly dangerous behaviour.'

A mixture of red deer, the largest mammal native to Britain, and smaller fallow deer roam Richmond Park. The animals can weigh up to 200kg and can run at speeds of 50mph.

Last month, Paul Richards, a park manager at Royal Parks, warned families that approaching the animals could lead to a 'kind accident'. Responding to footage that showed a family trying to stroke and feed the deer, he said the 'deeply irresponsible' behaviour could result in future incidents.

Lady Louise steps out to ballet with her student beau

By India McTaggart news, COMMONWEIGHT

Lady Louise WENDNER and her boyfriend, India da Silva Champ, were pictured enjoying a double date at the theatre with the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.

The recent University of St Andrews graduates, both 22, joined Prince Edward and Sophie at the Royal Lovers Theatre in Edinburgh to watch the Grammy nominated production of Inula: A Edu Ballet.

The group joined for pictures with cast members after the production, which is a fourth African dance musical with a title on the stage's own 'abundance of goodwill' in Fabi.

The House of Sisters Scream production, usually hosted in London's West End, was performed in the Scottish capital bank and is to be in part of the Edinburgh International Festival.

Speaking to Bible Magazine after the couple attended the performance, Clint, from the Sisters Scream team, said: 'Over the years we've been interested to perform for the Prince and Princess of Wales at the Royal Variety Performance and/or Prince Harry at Hampton Court Palace.'

'To help share Inula with another generation of the Royal family from very special. We're beginning to wonder who might come and see us next.'

Lady Louise and Mr da Silva Champ are understood to have met while taking part in a student production of Dragon Fever at St Andrews, with Lady Louise performing in the chores and Mr da Silva Champ playing 'acompessable and naive young again'.

The monarch's niece is taking a popular after graduating in English and international relations last month.

Princess Eugénie has acknowledged her grandmother Elizabeth 20's turning her baby daughter Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brookshank. The Princess 20, said the name had been inspired by people she and Jack Brookshank, her husband. 'You and children, just and present.'

Lady Louise and boyfriend Fabi da Silva Champ joined the episode, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, at a dance performance in the Scottish capital and Friday. Afterwards they met the cast of Inula: A Edu Ballet

Look what you made me do: Swift's album leads to more car crashes

By Sarah Knapton SCIENCE EDITION

THE release of best-selling albums by artists such as Barry Hicks and Taylor Swift may be triggering an increase in road death rates, scientists believe.

Researchers and artists, on the days of popular album launches, an extra lingering shot on songs in the US.

The Harvard research team believes the cognitive board and number music coupled with a strong forward-bridge on smartphones, may be dangerously distracting for drivers - so much so that

fatalities rise on album release days by 10 per cent.

The study showed that music streaming increased by 41 per cent on the dates of major music album releases, before falling by about 30 per cent in the 40-sites also launch.

Swift's album Midnight was streamed nearly 20/60 times when released on Oct 31, 2022, while Stylists: Harris House album was played nearly 10/60 times. By Vishal Patel, a researcher at Harvard Medical School said: 'The natural part - unlocking opening the

app, scrolling a tracklist, tapping a song - 'glance me off the road and a hand off the wheel, and that's the one who took dangerous composers.'

But there's also a cognitive layer - unfamiliar music demands more attention than something you've heard a hundred times, and simulator research shows that new, high-energy music measurably degrades driving performance. Both are likely to be at play.

Although the researchers said they could not be told per cent sure that smartphones were playing a role in the

accidents, they found that deaths on cheap release date lifted a pattern of distraction rather than other causes.

There were more deaths among drivers alone in the car, younger drivers, other motorists and those driving in the daytime, suggesting death, drugs or tiredness were not responsible.

That's the fingerprint you'd expect from distraction, and roughly the opposite of what impairment or fatigue would produce,' he added.

The team also adjusted for days of the week. Albums are often released on

Fridays, when there is a normal rise in road accidents at the end of the week, with workers letting their hair down, but even allowing for this upswing, researchers still can more doubt.

Other major albums studied, which may have sparked a rise in road deaths, were Certified Laser Bus and Scorpion for Trabe. On Tosses for It, by Bud Bunny, and Mr Mowda Is The Big Stopper by Kendrick Loman. Swift's coverage of Bad in 2020, and her 2020 album Folklore were also on the list.

Researchers said that music plat-

forms could do more to make motorists aware of the dangers, and they also urged drivers to set their music before they move off, so she let any passengers deal with the entertainment.

A spokesman for the LA said: 'Distraction is the big contributory factor in thousands of fatal and serious collisions each year.'

'Best assured, courts show absolutely no mercy when a driver is found to have been an infidely distracted.'

The research was published in Jama Network Open.

Last surviving veteran of Second World War unit that took on Rommel dies

By Tom McArdle

THE last surviving veteran of a Second World War special forces unit that took on Rommel, Rommel has died in 1991.

Jack Mann served as a radio operator in the Long Range Desert Group (LRDG), a reconnaissance and raiding unit forwards right the State in North Africa.

Despite going on to serve in the special forces, the veteran always started a 'can-come-turn' and was one of two communications, and that's what I did.'

Mann, who was born to Jewish parents in Cairo, Egypt, joined the British Army complex after burning school at the age of 70. He was an operator in the Royal Signals in 1942 before transferring to the LRDG as a radio operator.

Mann became part of a unit that put the Afrika Ropes, led by 'desert four thousand, 6 thousand.'

The Sahara Desert's sand zone and extensive mines made it impossible for significant forces to preserve, inland, meaning the LRDG became vital.

The unit's role was non-regulated to include offensive action as well as gathering intelligence, as they also became

Louis Rommel, those, and his Afrika Ropes were moved by the Afrika Ropes Long Range Desert Group

relied upon by the Special Air Service (SAS) to transport them to their targets - causing them the no blame 'Libyan Desert Tan Service'.

However, Mann did not remember the veteran finally. In 2019, he said: 'Don't talk to me about the sand - I've had it in the mouth, in the ears, in the eyes, in the nose, everywhere. Terrible. In my food, particularly.'

Mann went on to serve as a radio

operator in the Special Road Squadron (SRH) in British-Indel Mandatory Palestine and the eastern Mediterranean, also supporting the Greek Sacred Squadron.

In 2012, he told of raiding capture by German forces when he was invited to dance by a beautiful woman on the island of Jordan.

Tamoun Lewin, a historian and Manin (Jose-Sirwal, said: 'Jack Mann, legendary surviving member of the LRDG, the SAS, the SRH and SWB has really passed away, aged 101.'

The SAS Regimental Association, headed his 'incredible bravery', saying: 'Jack volunteered to join the Army and bombed the language skills and experience. he was selected for special operations serving in the LRDG, SAS. Special Boat Service and SWB and went on to carrying out during missions looking during three years. North Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.'

Mann once said: 'I can't say I'm a new. My job was communication, and that's what I did. But I tell everyone - my children, my grandchildren, never forget, because war is terrible. I know, because I can in it.'

Special forces have Jack Mann moved in the Long Range Desert Group, the SAS, the SRH and the SGS.

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Prevent sends pupils back to school without help for extremism

By Charles Hymon noam arwane nareisa

THOUSANDS of children referred to Prevent over their suspected extremist beliefs are being sent back to school without support. The children's commission has warned.

Anne Rachel De Souza, in a report, said her research showed that two-thirds of children referred to the government's Prevent counter triers of the school were the college were the retained to them.

In 10 per cent of the cases, the children received no support.

Dane Rachel warned that returning

them without understanding what was driving their behaviour raised "missing opportunities" to prevent them from turning to extremist violence.

It follows the three intelligent marriages two years ago for Aad Badalaibana, who was referred to the Prevent programme three times but whose case was prematurely closed over a lack of clear ideology.

Sir Adrian Fulford, the chairman of the inquiry into the intelligent attack, said that the "transport" of a lack of clarity on whether they should take someone on who demands intelligence being blunted on violence but without adherence to a particular ideology.

Badalaibana, then 27, went on to kill three girls - Alice du Bois Agouti, nine, Elon Del Mancombe, seven, and Bobe King, six - at a Taylor Swift-thermed dance class.

Dame Rachel called for a "stronger safeguarding response, particularly for children blunted by violence but had no identified extremist ideology".

Data show that referrals to Prevent involving children have risen in the past decade, from 2,000 in 2000-07 to 6,750 in 2010-20.

Dame Rachel's analysis suggested that seven in 30 referrals to Prevent involved children who did not have a clear ideology, with many linked to

exposure to harmful content online and in whole of violence, the extent of weapons and sharing of extreme pornography. Of the total Prevent referrals for children between April 2024 and March last year, 70 per cent were closed without progressing through the programme.

In this period, almost 60 per cent of Prevent referrals came from education, yet at least 65 per cent of these cases referred to schools and colleges were retained to education, and 30 per cent of the referral was closed. Some 10 per cent were never discussed by a panelist progressed through the programme. Dame Rachel said: "This highlights

that there is a group of children which professionals are greatly concerned about, and seeking support for, but are finding closed doors and dead ends."

Children who had no clear ideology in their suspected extremism were less likely to be referred from Prevent to get support under the Government's channel programme. It was 60 per cent for those without a clear ideology in 40 per cent for those with a defined age.

Dame Rachel said: "A referral should be the start of understanding a child's individual circumstances, not the end of the process. Simply returning chil-

dens to service that made the referral, without a clear understanding of what is driving their behaviour or who will be responsible for meeting their needs, risks missing opportunities to provide the right support children desperately need.

A Government spokesman said it would review Dame Rachel's report to develop options for dealing with children blunted on extreme violence.

He said: "We are committed to ensuring all children are safe from radicalisation and Prevent plays a crucial role in this, moving more than 6,000 people away from violent ideologies since 2021".

Early release

carve-out may keep Harper killers in jail

Plans would exempt those convicted of a certain type of manslaughter or inmates serving longer sentences

THE early release of two of the killers of P. Andrew Harper could be blocked by rule changes affecting those convicted of a certain type of manslaughter or serving longer sentences.

Alex Norton, the Justice Secretary, is considering the changes after being asked by such Burcham to come up with a solution to prevent P. Harper's killers Albert Bowers and Josie Cole from being freed under the Government's early release scheme.

The past, who ever called for 13 years in 2020 for the manslaughter of P. Harper, were in the car that dragged the officer for more than a mile along country roads after his ankles became caught in a teenage boat.

The Telegraph revealed last month that they were among some 6,000 criminals eligible for early release either halfway through their someone rather than two thirds or after serving just a third rather than 40 per cent of their prisoners.

Labour initially agreed to exempt 1,000 rapists and child prisoners from early release but not those convicted of manslaughter. However, in face of pressure by police chicks, officers and the public, the Prime Minister announced a further review and said he was increasingly confident a way could be found to exempt the pair.

Under the plans being considered, any prisoners convicted of "unlawful act manslaughter" could be blocked from early release. It is thought most of the 470 offenders convicted of manslaughter would be buried from early release as a result.

It is a higher level of the offence than negligence or voluntary manslaughter

because they were judged to have committed a crime they know could come harm, consult could not be proved that they intended to kill the victim.

The judge in the P. Harper case said at the time: "The death was caused in the course of an unlawful act which involved a deliberate and premeditated intention to drive, if accounted by the police, in a way which was reckless acts whether the police officer had or not."

Ministers have been warned that they cannot limit the exemption to only those convicted of killing emergency teachers as no such offence existed at the time of P. Harper's death and it would leave them open to legal challenge for discriminating against other victims of manslaughter.

However, another option being considered by Mr. Norris could limit the exemption from early release further by restricting it to those serving longer sentences. Under the plans being considered, those who committed other forms of manslaughter, such as gross negligence or voluntary manslaughter, would also still be released.

Government sources emphasised that no decisions had been taken and it is understood that a final announcement will not be made until the first week of September.

Last week, a petition urging the Government to block the early release of P. Harper's killers hit one million signatures, and date after all 50 police children the US urged Mr Burcham to do everything in his power to prevent Bowers and Cole being freed early.

He said last week it was "accumbent" on him to do "everything in my power" to minimise the possibility of the two men being released.

Debbie Adkins, P. Harper's mother, urged Burcham not to "let us down again". The OSAGE Prevention week that Downing Street had called to tell her about the prime minister's change of position on forcing her work killers.

The Ministry of Justice said: "We are not tracking a plan to keep more of the most serious offenders behind bars."

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Levy 'stabbed prison guard in neck with pen' Paedophile hid behind 20 name changes

By Will Bolton (a)um commemoration

DATES: A number than a Levy stabbed a prison guard in the neck with a pen and tried to strangle him, a court has heard. "Here, Al, who was given a whole life sentence last week for killing two women, appeared in court accused of attacking the officer at minimum seventy IIIHF Estimation Referent.

He appeared over a television at Westminster magistrates' court yesterday in one fourth charge.

Anvil Bates, the Executive, told the court that Levy was insisting a meeting with Paul Deane, a firstwards guard.

when it was said he "attached him with a pen, stabbing him multiple times to the arm and neck". The court heard Mr. Deane fell to the floor and Levy then "grabbed the officer around the floor". Before allegedly tightening his grip.

Tim Beam, the deputy chief magistrate, sent the case to Sister London Crown Court to trial, with a local police for Sept 14. Jason Larrey, Levy's lawyer, told the court he denied intentional strangulation and assault occasioning virtually half-hours.

Levy was given a whole life jail sentence after being convicted of murdering Carmanus Valence English. To

in March last year and Sheryl Wilkins 34, five months later.

The killer, who was also convicted of raping a woman in a car park in January last year, appeared in court on several occasions between the two murders, after being charged with sex assaults on women on the London Underground.

Levy spoke during yesterday's hearing to confirm his name and date of birth, and to enter his not guilty pleas.

The alleged attack on the prison guard happened on Feb. 18 this year, when Levi's was to custody awaiting trial for the double murders, rapes, and multiple sexual assaults.

A VER OVER THEIR registered a legal loophole to change his name as must as 20 times to hide his conviction.

Jason Brown, 50, who is described as "a danger to women and children", adopted almost to mask his criminality as he formed relationships with some inviting partners.

The former fireman was said to have travelled around the country, before it was written and children and changing his name each time he was caught. Campaigners want ministers to close a

loophole that relies on offenders to tell police when they have changed their names. Emily Rumsturian, founder of the Safeguarding Alliance, told the Joey's final that the case illustrated the case with which offenders could change their identities to fool the public.

Brown has targeted women and children, the ability to keep changing his name has given him a few pans," she said. "We have been campaigning for eight years for a ban. Had our reforms been implemented, he would never have the ability to do this.

"Not offenders are exploiting this loophole and the Government is well

aware of the issue. The safety of children, women and vulnerable adults should never be a secondary concern."

Brown, who has conviction for sex acts against children, was exposed after a partner with whom he lived discovered he was a convicted paedophile being prosecuted for rape under a different name. He was later cleared.

However, last week he pleaded guilty to his 10th breach of a sexual harm prevention order when he was caught holding hands with a nine-month-old baby girl.

He had changed his name in the middle of that prosecution.

WH Smith boss in heated privacy battle with neighbour over CCTV cameras

By Tom Haynes a)um a)rs tittler HIV/AIDS

THE chairman of WH Smith is locked in a future view with his neighbour over CCTV cameras.

Leo Quinn, who became chairman of the senator in June, has been accused of "intensive surveillance" after deploying cameras at an opposition centre he owns near Windsor.

The cameras were installed after a neighbour's police force near the existing was set alight by visitors from a halfwater. Mr Quinn claims they are needed to protect his animals.

However, neighbours Chris Knight has a close life guise of how long data protection law, alleging the cameras are "acum right and right in favour".

Mr Knight, 65, has demanded Mr Quinn over the cameras and hands over any hostage League or his property, according to a letter soon by The Times.

He also claims that Kimberly Town,

which Mr Quinn trusts to a tenant to cure for polio ponies and other horses, has not been registered as a data controller with the Information Communication Office.

Mr Quinn, 40, told The Times the CCTV was installed to continue two months' mobile shelters for horses in a field close to Mr Knight's property. The shelters were put up to protect the animals from the "beach" summer heat.

Mr Quinn said he was concerned the shelters could be either left or left after the fence fire. He installed the CCTV was there "in one stream" burnt them down too!

Mr Knight took responsibility for the issue the fact said it was an accident caused by robbers from a harbour. He said the fence had since been repaired and that police had taken no action. He argued that this did not justify the CCTV. Mr Quinn said he was not

Leo Quinn, below, but became locked in a privacy battle with his neighbour

aware that permission was required to install cameras and that a third party had fitted the system.

The dispute is an unwelcome distrust, and so Mr Quinn who is attempting to turnaround WH Smith after a difficult period. He was brought in after an accounting scandal that led to the company overstating its financial position.

Before joining WH Smith, Mr Quinn had led turnarounds at engineering group Halford South and Labour technology computer security. He said he had been travelling in America on

business and had not yet seen Mr Knight's letter demanded the means to be moved. Mr Quinn told The Times: "If he'd contacted the tenant or me, we'd have happily moved them. It's bizarre if you ask me."

WH Smith was coming to follow comment.

Smiling for polio ponies at Mr Quinn's property near Windsor, Berkshire, above, is at the centre of the road.

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Googly-eyed 'stuffed fox' turns out to be last specimen of extinct tiger

Unexpected bidding war breaks out at Bristol auction house for item with reserve price of £28

By from McArdle

A BAILEY stuffed "fox head" which was bought for just £50 at a West Country antiques' fair has sold for £92,000 at auction after being identified as the head of an extinct Tasmanian tiger.

The anonymous seller bought the grotesque figure on impulse three months ago after being amused by its "novelty googly eyes" and expected little more than the £20 reserve price.

But two boys-eyed bargain hunters had unearthed its true identity and auction staff watched astounded a debiting wear from hundreds to thousands before topping out at £92,000.

"When we told the vendor how much it sold for, I thought they were about to pass out," said Andrew Howe, the auctioneer at Juxtrowum Ltd in Bristol. "I actually had to offer them a chair, they couldn't believe it."

The successful bidder was James Cranfield, a taubierup enthusiast from Essex, who suspected the head was not what it seemed when he first saw it catalogued. He used to testify to determine that it was actually the "pivetime" head of a Tasmanian tiger – or thylacine – an extinct species once found in Australia.

The last known tiger died in captivity 90 years ago and only a handful of specimens – mostly skins made into regulars previously been sold.

Mr Cranfield, 58, had set off at 8am for the Bristol auction house this week. He said: "It was not on a table surrounded by all sorts of test swims and pottery. It confirmed exactly what I wanted to know."

He hoped he might stop it up for the guide price of £30 to £50 but he soon realised he was not the only one in the room who knew its true worth and the packed auction room fell about as the two hurtled it out for what Mr Cranfield called "the find of many lifetimes".

He added: "There is only one documented specimen on the database and its whereabouts are unknown. The head has a very fine only one in existence ... it really is the holy grail."

The animal was a carnivorous marooned native to Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea. Mainland populations die-

More monkey business at zoo after second macaque flees

By Jacob Freedland screening executive

A MONKEY which escaped from a zoo in the Scottish Highlands has returned after a short feed spell on the run.

Zookeepers spent hours trying to track down a Japanese macaque which disappeared from the Highland Wildlife Park near Arrancoe, in the Campurine National Park.

It was the second macaque escape from the wildlife park in as many years. The monkey – known to keepers and visitors as Luka – escaped from its habitat within the park grounds on Sunday night. Search to smoke on the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (KISS) were dapatched to track the young macaque down using thermal imaging drones.

But it returned to the enclosure yesterday afternoon. Staff at the park opened a door for Luka not approached the species' enclosure and gave it a

Japanese macaque Luka escaped from the Highland Wildlife Park, near Arrancoe, but returned a short free later

hearty meal because it looked hungry. Zookeepers have now secured the rest of the troop to prevent more escapes.

Keepers speculated that the monkey may have wandered off after being "forced out" of its group of primates.

The escape came two years after Hondoa, another Japanese macaque, broke out of the same wildlife park in January 2024.

Hondoa spent five days roaming the Highlands before being found. Its escape attracted widespread attention, with numerous photos posted online of it exploring gardens in the nearby town of Kancing.

It was eventually caught when a member of the public saw it snacking at a half-broke in a local garden. After its recapture, Hondoa was transferred to Edinburgh Zoo.

It was believed Hondoa had been forced out of its primate group, which could also be the case with Luka.

Before Luka returned, Darren McGarry, head of animal care at KISS, and "Female group dynamics can be very complex, and males being forced out of a group is not uncommon."

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University cheating crisis over A1 use in online exams

Sector told it must stop unsupervised tests as use of the technology is eroding value of degrees

By Albert Tait EDUCATION EDITOR

UNIVERSITIE is or being a cheating crisis as students increasingly use A1 to "congruently bypass" unincentivised online exams, a report has claimed.

Highest education institutions have been warned that such assessments are "highly vulnerable" to students using generative artificial intelligence (GANAI) to cheat.

GANAI tools, such as ChatGPT, can write entire essays with a simple prompt and an extremely posing a serious challenge to the university sector and widespread use by students.

The report, from the Public Exchange think task, has called for 5% universities to stop allowing students to sit unsupervised remote exams - which are often done at home - because of the increased risk of A1 cheating.

In a foreword to the report, the Voice Cable, the former business secretary, said the university sector "must urgently and significantly overhaul its assessment system to cope with the challenge of A1."

He warned that A1 cheating was "eroding the value of a degree" and was putting students who follow the rules at "a serious disadvantage."

The report, written by Prof Philip Newton, a memorandum from Pearson University Medical School, found that universities had to be to update their assessment practices for the age of A1.

It claimed that universities "continue to make extensive use of vulnerable assessment methods", such as telephone essays and unsupervised remote exams, instead of monitored, in person assessments.

Prof Newton, who submitted five-dozen of information (PMI) requests to all 5% universities in 2020, revealed that a report that 79 per cent of them were using online remote exams for students.

However, only 10 per cent used online invigilation measures, which typically involve monitoring students using webcams and screen recordings to ensure they are not cheating.

The PMI data found that 95 per cent of universities planned to carry on using the online assessments. In 2020, several universities still admit on their websites to using online exams without any mention of invigilation measures.

It comes despite a number of studies showing that university students are

making widespread use of A1. A survey published by the Higher Education Policy Institute (hindi and in Hindi) found that 90 per cent of students reported using GANAI in their assessments.

In his report, Prof Newton claimed that a fundamental redesign of university assessments is needed if universities are to "create their autonomy and relevance in the age of GANAI."

He recommended that unsupervised online exams should be stopped "immediately" and universities "should prioritize assessment methods that are demonstrably resistant to generative AI and related challenges".

"The norm should be face-to-face assessments, whether they are in-person or online, written or otherwise," he wrote.

He also said university staff should be better trained in the principles of effective assessment and that employers should be provided with more, and better, information about the type of exam that a graduate has on.

He گفت, the former Liberal Democrat leader, described the report as "excellent" and "tough".

He wrote in his foreword "To ensure university assessment systems can cur-

Students who refrain from using AI in this way are placed at a serious disadvantage"

cantly to completely bypassed using AI, eroding the value of a degree and undermining the role of universities.

Furthermore, those students who refrain from using AI in this way are placed at a serious disadvantage compared to those willing to use it to bypass the harder, but more worthwhile, path of promise learning.

"To maintain public confidence in the value of a degree... the higher education sector must urgently and significantly overhaul its assessment system.

"In-person examination should replace remote assessment unless the latter is fully secure."

Lord Mosebra, the provost of Oriel College at Oxford University, endorsed the report, saying it highlighted "an important new threat to the integrity of degree standards".

Responding to the report, a spokesman for Universities UK, which represents 101 institutions and "Universities are committed to engaging with students in the responsible use of AI and their robust policies in place to address concerns if and where this is not allowed."

It's a class act Omar Malik and Tamian Dalhivale fifth can be seen until Sept 19 in a West East revival of Abigail's Party at the Harold Porter Theatre. Mike Leigh's 1957 satire on class and manners in suburbia starred Alison Steadman (over above) as the socially aspirational housewife when it was previously shown on stage and on television.

Workers could be forced to wait until 60 to access pension savings

By Rich White SENIOR MONEY WRITER

FENSIOS assess could be forced to wait until 60 before accessing their retirement pots, a former pension minister has said.

Workers are usually barred from while seeing their hand before the age of 60, rising to 70 and rapid at 60.

However, Sir Steve Walsh, now a partner at LCT, said that could be increased to 60 because it was "bad" no fourteen for the powers that pension savers have over accessing their pots.

He added that raising the normal minimum pension age (SMEN) to 60 would bring about "administrative

chase" for savers, providers and the Government.

Debating the age at which savers can access their private pensions could push them to work for longer and save more for retirement, making it more likely that their retirement pots will last until death.

However, it could also affect those with plans to go part-time in their 516 or one scare of their savings to fund holders or give cash gifts to children and prinde kidders.

The SMEN was last increased from 50 to 55 in 2003. At that time, most pension savers were forced to buy an annuity to guarantee a lifelong income in

1st rather they leave it at 55 because the transition to 57 is very messy'

retirement. But in 2015, George Osborn, then chancellor, announced "pension freedoms". Although there were no changes to the pension age, savers were given a range of new options for their retirement wealth including withdrawing it all in cash.

Britain is raised in a retirement crisis with a minimum people under earning.

The Pension Commission, set up to tackle the issue, said earlier this year, "the session I tried to gain, were accessed early and the proceeds were often spent on cars, holidays and renovations. It is expected to report back early next year."

The state pension age is also on

course to increase from 66 today to 67 by 2020 and 69 by 2046.

However, the State Pension Age review, launched last year, is widely expected to recommend swifter increases when it reports back in 2020.

Sir Steve said: "With people being new, their late 40s and beyond, it wouldn't accumulate me if the age (as which you can access private pension savings) increased to 60. There really is no doubtless for pension freedoms in the Labour Party."

However, 1st rather they leave it at 55 because the transition to 57 is very messy and it achieves nothing but administrative chaos. First of all,

'There really is no fondness for pension freedoms in the Labour Party'

whether you take your pot at 55, 57 or 60, it's still not going to be there when you're 47.

Secondly, the typical pot accessed by people in their late 40s is under £50,000, and spread over a 90-year retirement, the impact would be very low.

A Treasury spokesman said: "We do not comment on an policy speculation. The normal age at which people can access their private pensions will be 57 by April 2028, as set out by the Conservative government in the Finance Act 2021-22. There are no further legislated changes to the normal minimum pension age."

Boy, 12, crashes mother's car after 38-mile nighttime joyride

By Tim Sigworth

A 12 YEAR OLD boy was taken to hospital after crashing his mother's car after a 38-mile nighttime joyride.

The child drove the Volkswagen Tipper in the early 1960s. She left by from Salisbury, Wiltshire to Boston Heath, Dorset, where he plungled into a telegraph pole.

The man crash caused a power cut and the boy was taken to hospital with minor injuries. No other vehicles were involved.

Lorraine Trichney, president, heard the crash and said the boy was 'to try he walked away from it'.

A spokesman for Ernest Police said: "We received a report at 2:35am on August 30 to gauge what conditions on Boston Road at the sea bleath involving a white Volkswagen Tipper.

Officers attended and it was expected that the occupant of the vehicle at 2:30am outley, had not sustained any serious injuries.

He was taken to hospital by a third party as a precaution and is assisting officers with their investigation. No other person had been injured after the trip in the car. He was then in the circumstances of this incident remain ongoing." The force

The Volkswagen Tipper unsucked into telegraph poles in Boston Heath, Dorset

later said his mother did not wish for police to pursue an official of stating, which a witness the owner's consent.

Mrs Trichney said her husband, Matthew, spent several hours cleaning and uplift in the crash and the couple had to obtain a preacher as their 'bigger' service under. A 'unfurnished man' did not work after the impact.

Engineers had to work round the

clock to re-erect the telegraph poles. The VW Tipper was left at the scene for two days before it was recovered.

"We woke up at 2am," Mrs Trichney said. "I think that was the impact. We suddenly realized we were in complete blackness, which was because the telegraph poles had been knocked down and our electricity knocked out. All we could hear outside was laughing."

Family waits longer for justice than killer will spend in prison

By Charles Hymas

HOME AFFAIRS EDITOR

A MOTHER had to wait longer to bring her daughter's killer to justice than he will spend behind bars because of his only release from jail.

Louise Vaughan said she was 'deceased' when she was left that the killer of Lily May Vaughan would be freed months earlier than expected from his sentence.

It took Ms Vaughan 28 months to bring Logan Addison, who was an understanding with Lily May, to justice after her daughter died when the car he was driving came off around in the system in February 2023.

It was not until June last year that Addison, who was 17 at the time of his crash, was convicted and sentenced to five years last year in jail for causing death by dangerous driving.

The judge is understood to have taken into account his age when not trending him, reducing his prison term. He was then severe two and shall years of the sentence in jail, but this will now be cut by up to nine years later.

Having spent the purchase searching to come to terms with the loss of her daughter, Ms Vaughan said that being

informed of the offender's release recovered wounds that had never fully healed, the urged Andy Burnham to exclude drivers who caused death by dangerous driving from the Government's early release scheme, which will be over 15000 offenders freed permanently from October.

The Prime Minister has ordered Alex Norris, the Justice Secretary, to find some space in jails to reduce the numbers of criminals freed early - although this is generally focused on official use convicted of handslapshot, including two of the killers of

Dr Andrew Major. "My family started 28 months for justice for July May. To now be told that the person responsible for failure."

Leases with My Way

my beautiful 2-year-old daughter's life could spend only around 25 months in prison in devastating. It feels as though the justice we wanted so long for is being taken away from us,' said Ms Vaughan.

Lily May was an innocent passenger, the bad her whole life ahead of her, and our family will live with her loss for the rest of ours.

"I welcome the Government listening to other bereaved families, but I am asking the Prime Minister to listen to their

"This is about justice and equal consideration for every family whose loved one has been, and we fully killed".

A Ministry of Justice spokesman said: "We have always stated we wanted to go further, and we are fast-tracking a plan to keep most of the most dangerous official in behalf of our."

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Netanyahu puts halt to Trump's Gaza talks

Israeli premier will not withdraw troops and will not accept Kashner-Blair Hamas disarmament terms

By Henry Bodkin in Jerusalem

HOSAMEN NETANYAH has rejected a direv沸腾 report, Donald Trump's war in law and Sir Tony Blair to persuade Israel to withdraw from Gaza in his 8-step with Hamas giving up its weapons.

Jared Kashner and Sir Tony, who works for Mr Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza, held a lengthy meeting with the Israeli prime minister in Jerusalem yesterday, a week after he publicly challenged the US president over Washington, and public war leaders of the war.

After the meeting an Israeli official said the Israel Redman Force (IDF) would not withdraw at all, as allow re-construction to begin, until Hamas had been completely disarmed. This appears to outturner the 10-point plan, announced last month, which calls for the IDF to withdraw from Gaza in hopes in Hamas hands over weapons to a new Palestinian security force.

"The prime minister was very clear that the IDF went to employ and will

continue to actively threaten any effort against our forces and against our people," a source told The Times of Israel online newspaper.

It was also reported by विवरण that Mr Kashner and Sir Tony had accepted that Israel would continue its communist step campaign against Hamas militants in Gaza, despite the text of the agreement calling for an immediate halt.

His further indecision that Mr Netanyahu had wrong concessions from Mr Kashner and Sir Tony, it was reported that Hamas would hand its weapons over to a US-led international 'Rahibanism Force (IDF) rather than a Palestinian body.

According to sources, Mr Netanyahu told his visitors that making substantial progress on withdrawing from Gaza "right to 'problematic' before the Israeli general election on Oct 27.

Mr Trump has not yet publicly attacked Mr Netanyahu for rejecting his deal in the form that it was announced last month.

Mr Kashner was reported to have told Mr Netanyahu not to "create obstacles" in the peace process. Yesterday, his office issued a statement describing the meeting as "deep and constructive." A working group would be established to improve sanitation in Gaza, the state-

Jared Kashner, adviser to Donald Trump, and Isaac Hering, the Israeli president, right during yesterday's visit to Jerusalem.

ment said, as well as another to work on disarmament. It announced that an reconstruction would take place before Hamas was disarmed.

Yesterday's visit came from after Mr Trump threatened to bomb Oman if it "gets in the way" of US negotiations with Iran.

The president told Fox News he would "bomb the ← out of" the US after Iran said it was working to finalise an agreement with the Gulf state to over-put the Strait of Hermus.

As Trump was threatening the US ally

that hosts American forces, the 60-day deadline for Washington and Tehran to negotiate a broader peace deal was due to expire, with no signs of a diplomatic breakthrough and no need of an extension from either side. Postions over the strait and the Islamic Republic's nuclear programme remain far apart.

Iran announced yesterday that it had agreed again with Oman to manage the transit of ships through the critical waterway between the countries.

Reopening the strait has been a striking point in peace talks to and the conflict in the Middle East, with strikes and blockades halting traffic and hampering global oil markets.

Washington demands it for completely re-opened, returning its to its pre-war status, but it is unclear whether the Oman deal will produce such a result.

Iran effectively closed the strait through which one fifth of the world's oil flows in peacetime - after the US and Israel attacked it.

Tehran made it clear it would not over-put the waterway until the US half-lifted molecular oil remains ports, and that it intended to continue to watch some control over the strait.

Without providing details, Ismail Baqavi, the Iranian Foreign ministry spokesman, said that "an understanding

'The prime minister was very clear the IDF will not redeploy and will continue to threaten any effort against us"

has been reached regarding the map of the 'transit route'. Reports previously suggested the deal would reopen the strait, with ships entering close to Iran and exiting close to Oman.

They would transit without paying fees or bills during the interim period. Mr Trump, whose handling of the war has caused his domestic approval rating with terms to plunge, said yesterday he was in no hurry to bring the conflict to a close.

They're good poker players, but they're dying," Mr Trump said of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

He confirmed he had established direct communication with the IRGC, "I have no time scheduled. I'm not in a hurry," he added.

The Trump administration used an unconventional back channel to connect the IRGC directly. Amos reported over the weekend.

Washington established a direct line to the Iranian Bartram, the president of the Rachman region in Iraq, amid fears the population who they were speaking to did not represent the IRGC.

The president said that his "number is just" in the war with Iran was to ensure the country never obtained a nuclear weapon.

US cuts Korea military drills over president's 'good friend' Kim

By Allngra Mendelson

Asia COMMUNICATIONS

THE US will substantially reduce its joint military operations with South Korea, one of its strongest security allies in Asia, Donald Trump has announced.

Writing on his 35-40s two interviews, the US president said the decision had been made because of his "very good relationship with Kim Jong-un" (he North Korean leader) and the high cost of the drills.

He added that the drills sent a signal that was "not the appropriate and hostile" because, for as long as Mr Trump has been president, North Korea has been "understanding and respectful".

Since Mr Trump assumed office in January 2023, North Korea has launched at least 26 ballistic missile tests.

Mr Trump's assessment runs contrary to a May 2020 congressional report, which found that the advancement of North Korea nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes had "raised the threat Pyongyang poses to the US" and its regional allies.

The US and North Korea held several joint drills every year, including Ushi Freedom Model, which began yesterday and will run until Aug 27. South Korea's joint funds of staff told Reuters that the drills began on schedule, but did not address Mr Trump's concerns.

Last week, American and South Korean military officials said that approximately 18,000 South Korean military personnel were expected to participate in the exercise and it would include counter-doctor operations and training to combat cyber attacks and GPO this season.

There is also concern about North Korea's growing military co-operation with Russia, with its troops fighting alongside Russian forces and gaining experience in unmanned options and electronic warfare. Ryan Donald, a US military spokesman, said that the training "is crucial for that threat".

Mr Trump said unless that he had wanted to scrap the drills altogether, but as it was "too late to cancel" them, they would be reduced instead.

In his 35-40s two of post, Mr Trump also said that he had invited Lee Jae Myung, the South Korean president, "to join us in the demonstration of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and they said 'No thanks!"

Bibi king: A woman poses in a face-in-the-hole picture cutout, blowing a kiss towards a depiction of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, on the day supporters of his Lilnad party attend a party primary event in Tel Aviv, to promote candidates ahead of the country's general election in October.

Why Seoul may be secretly happy at telling off from ally

Adrian Blomfield

AGRICULTURAL

COMMUNICATIONS

DOUGLAS TIEUMY relishes the king of its South Korea.

The US president has a track record of boasting Washington's traditional allies and enabling its foes, lost criticism of Seoul has been not just a shining foreign policy feature of both his presidential terms but of much of his adult life. As he has a stint, as an interview with Phythe, he accused South Korea of taking financial advantage of US military protection.

No when Mr Trump denounced it and relined US forces to pass back their involvement in joint military intervention that began yesterday. At least three of his military forces were disappointed, but no surprise.

In a not the first time he has made

such a move. Between 2008 and 2010, he was often suspended or downgraded a whole series of joint drills, primarily as a major North Korea during his thwarted attempts to have its dictator. Kim Jong-un, into a grand record datters first.

Mr Trump's decision he tearing with the idea of having another stint at moving Kim, which perhaps explains why, in a social media post over the weekend, he flattered North Korea, boasting of his "very good

relationship" with its leader even as he gave its neighbours a good looking.

"These exercises are not only costly, with much of the compared for by the United States, but small but many," signal that is totally inappropriate and hostile, to a country that, as long as Donald Trump has been president, has been understinting and respectful," he wrote.

A return to hostile rhetoric will deepen unseen in Seoul about the

US soldiers at Camp Humphreys in Pyongyang, South Korea, yesterday

reliability of its unpredictable ally, but it is not in conceivable that Lee Jae-myung, South Korea president, may quietly welcome reports of his scolding, particularly if it means that a renewal of US talks with the North is on the cards.

Mr Lee has been poolding his US counterpart in this direction for months. As leader of the Left of centre Democratic Party, he became

pregnant, engagement with Pyongyang, lives in hope of inter-European re-evaluation and has quietly been urging Mr Trump to restrict diplomacy. The US president, who shares his desire for a breakthrough, has needed little persuading, a deal with North Korea would be a welcome distinction from his mitergite in the Middle East and allow him to burnish his post-ending comfortable move. An

meeting on the sidelines of the 67 counts of France in June, Mr Lee urged the US president to adopt an incremental diplomatic strategy with Kim, claiming it sounds that North Korea give up its nuclear programme in the event was anticipated.

Accordingly, the US is half its warhead and missile production. Two men with very different temperaments and the men have seen their interests align, if only in the pursuit of rapport between with Pyongyang.

Hopes for a triumphant breakthrough need to be tempered, however, than the strong collapse of talks between Mr Trump and Kim in 2008, after the North Korean leader rejected the up-front surrender of his entire nuclear programme on exchange for the chancellor. Pyongyang has rapidly expanded its arsenal.

Meanwhile, Kim is no longer an American military or an after-keeping a mutual defence treaty with Moscow and existing troops and weapons to support Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine, giving North Korea its double-land-friend repercency.

Seeing himself as a pivotal member of an increasingly potent anti-Western arm with China, Roman and Iran, Kim would enter negotiations in a fair strategy, a person than a decade ago.

For some in South Korea, there is an even greater fear. Mr Trump could be persuaded to conclude an "America first" peace treaty formally ending the Korean War, thus claiming a triumph he could say has shaded his predecessors over once the armistice

of 1953, in exchange for North Korea ending production of long-range nuclear missiles that could hit the US.

Securing a deal allowing him to clean he had "think America's fair Apple". Mr Trump could then draw from US forces to South Korea, but he more could hit the balance of power on the Korean peninsula, forcing Seoul to use for a nuclear weapon of its own.

Mr Lee may therefore welcome his re-engagement with Pyongyang while having the terms of any deal Mr

Trump might strike. He has already gone out of his early message his

'These exercises are not only costly but send a signal that is totally inappropriate and hostile'

week, contributing more towards the costs of US troops in the country, pledging to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in US industries to ward off partaking trade tariffs and promising help to build autocoverland US warships to re-stroke a flagging US sector.

Little has worked with Mr Trump now adding South Korea's alleged refusal to help him with his war against him in the blunt of complaint.

Mr Lee will be all too aware that his relationship with Mr Trump remains deeply strained. He knows the US president was his country's was a vital and interest ally that is geopolitical given which can be sacrificed if the price is right.

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French PM heckled over village 'left to burn'

Residents of Le Porge jeer Lecorena after claiming farmers were 'sacrificed' to save upmarket Cap Ferret

By One Foreign Staff

FRANCE is prime minister was heckled by refugees who claimed they leaders had been sacrificed by firefighters to save a nearby celebrity nuclear.

Drama of sunburn posed yesterday as Education Lecorena arrived in Le Porge in the Garonde region, which was ravaged by wildfires in late July and early August.

About 200 people dressed in black and silvered at front of the town hall at Le Porge, from a fire to an urban area.

They posed, whorled and shouted anti-government slogans as the tunt-of-walk we saw with a flashing light carrying Mr Lecorena appears to be a meeting with the mayor of Le Porge.

'Where is he? Where is he?' the crowd shouted.

Some residents claimed their village had been left to burn to save the luxury villa at Cap Ferret, a coastal location that is a favourite among actors, musicians and TV stars. The fire was the south-western city of Bordeaux destroyed 42,000 hectares in July, making it France's largest since 1949.

Mr Lecorena announced measures to help residents of the country's south-west rebuilds show lives. Help with include some €126-£250m of aid for the Garonde and Landes regions worse hit by the fires, as well as fast-track processes to rebuild homes.

Anger has been fuelled by delays over rehousing and compensation, as well as the claims that firefighters may have deserted resources to defend Cap Ferret, sometimes described as 'the French Hamptons'.

Meeting the residents 'would have been the least be could do', said Your Vega, a 60-year-old pensioner, asking.

Education Lecorena found a seemingly 7m' downward just outside Bordeaux yesterday

'It really amounts to treating us as if we don't matter.'

Andreas Amargues, the organiser of a group of affected residents in Le Porge who plan to file complaints and get 'truth, transparency and justice' said 'the doesn't want to meet us. It's a shame - we had things we wanted to

say. We were met by lines of riot police like thing our access.'

Mr Lecorena's office said he had spoken with residents and farmers. 'We have absolutely nothing to hide regarding how the protection operations have been conducted over the past few weeks.' the prime minister said as he met local officials in the nearby town of Metignac after leaving Le Porge.

He had already visited Le Porge on Sunday afternoon to tour the municipality with the mayor - an unannounced trip that took place without press cameras present.

'Speaking to Metignac, Mr Lecorena announced that building permits for the 'equivalent reconstruction' of homes destroyed by the fires would be issued within a month, or even sooner. Meanwhile, the €126m of aid, available immediately, 'will allow local authorities to launch projects without delay and, ultimately, enable them to build a sort of recovery plan,' he added. Some €10m will go to the Garonde region and

The doesn't want to meet us. It's a shame - we had things we wanted to say'

€2m to the Landes region to the south. Having burned through 42,000 hectares, 104,000 acres, the fire was brought under control on Aug 1. It was the largest such fire in France by surface area since 1949, with the flames coming within 12 miles of the Bordeaux metropolitan area and leaving the evacuation of more than 220,000 people.

The crisis has been a major test for Mr Lecorena, 65, who was named as prime minister by Emmanuel Macron in September last year.

While he has done sharing any presidential ambitions, Le Monde reported in an article published Sunday that the president's office was increasingly looking at Mr Lecorena as a viable centrist candidate for the 2021 elections when Mr Macron's mandate runs out.

Last week, Mr Macron was returned for showing off on a prob while wildfires continued to escape France.

The French president was criticised by opposition politicians on Friday after photo from his holiday featured on the front of celebrity magazine Paris Match.

Latvia demands more EU funds to protect it from Putin

By Joe Barnes and James Rothwell

LATVIA has asked for billions of euros in EU funding to cover the costs of bordering Russia.

Anders Ralbergs, the prime minister, said c'On 1,000m was needed to help pay for increase of defence spending and the economic fallout from severing ties with Moscow.

'We are getting our budget deficit to the maximum, and from that debt, we're paying 10m't the defence of the whole [of] Europe,' he told Politico, which, along with The Telegraph is available and barrage and apart of its Global Reporters Network.

Tensions in the regions bordering Russia have so stated recently with US intelligence suggesting Vladimir Putin could attack a State country within weeks to test the alliances resolve.

'Our budget deficit is at the maximum and we're paying [for] the defence of the whole [of] Europe.'

Russia has been accused of launching drones over Latvia and Romania that have been shot down by Nato fighter pro on several occasions, including last week.

Last month, a Russian cruise missile crashed into a Belkin Poland after flying across the border with Ukraine.

The Telegraph has also revealed that Putin's forces are expanding their shores launching bases, putting them in striking distance of Nato territory.

Analysis of satellite imagery found that the Garonde had built at least 10 more launch pads for its 1st-powered one-way attack drones.

The EU funds that Mr Ralbergs has requested could be used to improve Latvia's exit and air transport (take to the rest of Europe as the Baltic state turns away from Russia).

These networks are seen as crucial for Nato's plans to defend its members from any future Russian attack, which experts believe would be most likely to take place in the Baltics.

Pooling resources: A helicopter was loading up water from a swimming pool in Santa Cruz de la Seros, in the Spanish province of Aragon, yesterday as a wildfire tore through 16,600 hectares. On Sunday, a Spanish soldier died while helping to fight the blazes that have raged for a week in the region.

Grieving Russians turn to mystics to find soldiers missing in action

By Antonina Langford, in Ryo

'PLEASE RELE' Tatyana pleaded on Russia's answer to Facebook, attaching a photo of Sergei, a missing soldier.

'He has been listed as missing in action since June 12, 2020. I am writing at his mother's request.'

It is not the help of the general public Tatyana is interested in, but that of mystics and medium, getting to inform Russian families' wartime worries. Some pay to convey messages to dead servicemen, while others ask card readers to determine the likelihood of their unerratic employ witches to use a protective spills.

As Moscow's losses mount and the

war intrudes on life at home, Russians are increasingly missing in the world.

Between January and July this year, 151,000 people downloaded phone applications related to astrology, human-selling and ture on flatbows, the Russian equivalent of Google Play. This was 50 per cent higher than last year, according to Fodonev, a Moscow-based business daily.

Overall, some 40 per cent of Russians have experimented with magic, according to a poll by state pollster YTHEM earlier this year. The practices have been condemned by the authorities and maintained by the Russian Orthodox Church, whose own share of adherents has fallen some 10 per cent over the past

15 years. Yet the market for so-called 'western services' continues to boom.

It was valued at about 2,100 roubles over £20bn last year and hangsown by an average of 20 to 30 per cent annually amid the war, according to local media.

'I first received requests from military families in February 2021,' Alina, a Moscow-based ture card reader, told the online newspaper Letia.ru. 'Now I have five or six sessions a day.'

Tatyana Efimakova, a magician from Samara, south-western Russia, charges 10,000 roubles (£30!) for 40 summers since, alongside other services such as removing the evil eye and casting spells to protect against black magic. 'Not everybody is looking for reassur-

ance, however. One Moscow-based ture reader named Valeria said that she had been approached by a number

of women who hoped she would tell them that their husbands had died.

'They come in for a reading asking 'Can you see if my husband is alive or not?' and you tell her 'He's alive, just wait, keep hoping,' she told the Russian news.

Adelina Pasina is a pro-Kronik-chairseypot

agency flagman. 'You start to realize she's actually

spoof by the answer. Then she says, 'To be honest, that's not the answer I'm looking for. I've been with another man for two years now. I want to go away on holiday with him. Could you look again - are you sure he isn't dead after all?' After the war broke out, tabloid coverage of psychics predicting

its course or when it would end doubled, according to Agentsios, an independent Russian order.'

Meanwhile, demand for TV shows featuring mystics have skyrocketed, and the audience for online schools working straight and ture have grown 20-fold between 2022 and 2013.

Adelina Pasina, a clairvoyant who features prominently in pro-Kronik outlets and celebrates a large social media following, has incorrectly foretold the end of the war in Ukraine at least five times.

The Russian Orthodox Church has voted about at the growing popularity of magical and social practices, calling it 'devilish' and 'satanic'.

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Cold star

Panettiere

dead at 36

after 'overdose'

American actress became a household name at 16 for Heroes and won awards for role as a singer in Nashville.

By Chanel Zagon and Emily Smith

HAYDEN PANETTERE, the actress best known for her roles in Heroes and Nashville, has died aged 36 after a suspected overdose, according to reports. In a 8th call obtained by TMD, a police dispatcher describes a patient as having suffered 'cardia' arrest.

Shortly after, a paramedic said they were responding to a possible 'overdose' at the same address, and that 'CPR is not pregnant'.

Panettiere was found unresponsive at an address in health card issued pre-temmed dead at 2:32 pm local time, the New York Post reported. Police said she was found by an unidentified 'acquaintance'.

No cause of death has been disclosed, but the preliminary investigation showed no signs of foul play or anger.

'She was an incredible light and a force who brought immeasurable love and joy to all who knew her'

view circumstances. The Telegraph has approached the Greenville Police Department for comment.

Her father, May Panettiere, confirmed her death in a statement, describing her 'predominant home'.

He said: 'She was an incredible light and a force of nature who brought immeasurable love and joy to all who knew her - and in the millions who watched her - to screen. 'He asked for privacy' so our family takes time to process this unimaginable love.'

The former child star, who had a child with Whelmed Kiltshake, the Chairman's house, would have brought boxing champion, had recently opened up about the provinces she faced growing up as the spotlight in her memoir, 'No A Mr. A Re-timing'. In the memoir, published in May, she described being 'goosmed... like a little soldier' by people around her and reflected on the lasting impact of her childhood fame.

'I've often wondered whether' - unintentionally. 'I've brought on my

traumas because I'm wired to think they're good for me,' she wrote.

Her also described an incident on a yacht which she won 26 involving an 'undressed' and 'very famous' Briton. She described how her friend, Stella, asked her to get into bed with a 'famous' that's something British singer-songwriter. 'He was ainteless and prepped up on a few pillows with his arms postponed behind his head. He was the want-home, he was covered by footshores and I could see the outline of his body underneath,' she recalled.

Panettiere described her shock and discomfort as she got into bed with the man before moving and strangling to leave the yacht. 'I want to avoid, but I felt like I'd been in heกับ the face,' she said.

The memoir also explored her struggles with postnatal depression, addiction and recovery.

Panettiere began acting at 31 months old, appearing in a toy advert, before using it, because one of the most recognizable young stars of her generation.

She vowed Princess Joel in Paris's a Dog's Lily when aged nine, appeared alongside 'Dreams' Washington in a downside the 30mm and had a recurring role in televisions. Methods in the Middle from 2005 to 2010, it is, she landed the role that would make her a household name - knockouts! 'Clare' homer in the superhero family shows.

The series became a singer hit, while Panettiere found herself an eveningly pursued by papacosts and scrutinized by the tabloid gems. Addressing the show's popularity she said: 'I think Heroes is really hot because it's just a really great combination of everything that people love - they are exactly that love a lot and things like it! How where they get to dream of something bigger.'

She later started as a comity singer, Martin Revere in Nashville, a role that earned her two to show in the summers. Panettiere did her own singing in the show and it songs she recorded appeared on Billboard's Hot Country Songs charts. She also appeared as she's loved in the Groove from Her.

In her memoir and interviews, Panettiere spoke about addiction and the toll of fame. She also detailed the traumatic births they daughter, Rory, in 2016, and her subsequent struggles with do what and substance dependence.

Panettiere's death came just days before her 37th birthday on Aug 21.

Obituary, Page 20

Hughes Panettiere as singer, Juliette Revere in the television series Nashville, for which she was nominated for two Golden Globes

Congo's deadliest Ebola outbreak kills one person every 30 minutes

By Hate Foreign Staff

A FANT-SPEEADING Ebola outbreak is the Democratic Republic of Congo is now the nation's deadliest ever after killing more than 2,500 people in three months, government figures show.

The United Nations says the Ebola outbreak "is the fastest growing on record" and is killing a victim every 30 minutes.

No specific vaccine or treatment exists for the Bundlingco-strain behind the current range of Ebola, which spreads through contact with bodily fluids and causes a haemorrhage. Seven years ago, a result of the outbreak, 17th Ebola outbreak is thought to have already been spreading for several weeks by that point.

It has hit regions in the north and east

where the presence of the state is weak, health infrastructure largely lacking and period armed groups have roamed for decades.

A 2008-2020 outbreak in the ERC, previously considered the country's deadliest, killed 2,299 people out of 1,248 confirmed cases, according to World Health Organization (WHO) figures based on Congolese data.

In its latest information, the Congo-2020-2021 news said that 2,125 people had died in the current outbreak, from a 34.6 confirmed cases.

The deadliest Ebola outbreak over last year Africa in 2015-2016, killing more than 8,500 people, mostly in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.

The WHO last week said it hoped to reverse the spread of the disease in the ERC within three months. The latest

'People prefer to be treated at home, thinking it is a case of poisoning or some other illness'

outbreak began in the conflict-scarred north-eastern province of Burj and has since opened to five other provinces in the sprawling central African country of more than 100 million people.

In Spain, the capital of their province where most of the cases have been recorded, measures against the disease remain scarcely viable.

The town hall ordered traders to install hand-washing facilities in from off-take shops, but customers continue to flock to the markets while paying bills based to private law measures.

"Communist engagement in the response is still far too weak," Mohamed Janabi, WHO regional director for Africa, said. More than 70 per cent of people die in the community and not in health centres, he added.

'People prefer to be treated at home,

thinking it is a case of poisoning or some other illness,' said Jean-Paul Malic-Lemons, a civil society official in the Eropa area of Italy.

'It's often at the last minute, when the family realizes that the situations as getting worse, that patients are taken to hospital. And sometimes, they die on the way,' he added.

Flavor, Ngunma, who lives in Nisi, one of the hotspots of the outbreak in Burj, said his brother died before reaching the treatment centre. "We had a died on a nurse from the family to treat him at home because the patient and the family members were already go to the ERC (resistance centre)," he said. "They said that over there, a lot of people die."

Access to affected communities is also hampered by armed groups active.

'It is often at the last minute that patients are taken to hospital. Sometimes they die on the way'

British couple

on honeymoon

die in Greek

helicopter crash

By Ruby Cline

A BATTERI couple and their pilot have been killed in a helicopter crash on a Greek island.

Localities obtained the victims of the crash in fellow yesterday evening at Alexander Cromer and Marie Ebert, who were on their honeymoon, and pilot Giorgos Rados.

A few books out immediately after the crash, with foreign broadcast by local media showing smoke following from the air, in almost 4 months at time, the fire were to wrote online. 'A private helicopter has crashed, and caught fire in the Thales area of Mesoo island.'

They firefighters are working with one vehicle, while a rescue team is working in the area with a speedboat of the fer department.

The crash set off an alarm that was heard across the island, according to reports. Mancha Poutroulakha, the deputy mayor of Mesoo, said he arrived.

'There was nothing left, a shapeless mass, inside which the two charred bodies must have been'

at the site a few minutes later and there was 'absent nothing left' in the wake of the crash.

He told the Greek news site Newat, where the 2,500 people died in a shapeless mass, inside which the two charred bodies must have been. It experienced mechanical failure in the air - residents sat it made a load, storage noise, like only one of the 2,500 people.

A body was found a few metres from the crash site, while the other two remained in the structure of what is believed in the EoE (Ethiopia).

A woman who was born in Namibod an investigation into the crash, according to said reports.

The 2,500 people were not fat-fingered by sandy beaches, is a popular tourist dominance in the western Cycheles. In main town, Apollonia, has a population of fewer than 2,500.

The other two were between hole-spier traffic when tourists see flights to reach the mainland, according to local media.

A Foreign Office spokesman said: "We are in contact with the local authorities and we are not in the community seeking further information. Our staff stand ready to provide consular support to those affected."

The crash scarec works after a British civil servant on offsaw the hilted two others while fighting wildbies in Greece. The crash took place in the Pastha area west of Mesoo in Aug 2, killing a Danish pilot and a Greek host officer in a Bollhelicopter, which left to the ground.

The British pilot and another Greek host officer were in the other helicopter, which landed safely. Neither the survivors nor those killed have been identified.

in some of the regions hit by the outbreak, and groups are: North Kivu and South Kivu are split by the boat lines between the Congolese army and the anti-government 1823 armed group, backed by Rwanda, which has seized vast swathes of territory.

Despite efforts by international organizations, the country has has faced criticism for being slow and unorganised. Local staff, including nurses and those in charge of safe bodies, have gone on strike or demonstrated in several other global circumstances to make it demand payment of bonuses.

The International Council of Forces has been on the 10th. 'Justified due to provide proper pay and protection for healthcare workers fighting the outbreak, Several vacations are being tested against the current strain of Ebola.'

Meg tooth? Never in a million years...make that three million

By Emily Smith

A FATHER and son who stumbled on a tooth load on the beach were stunned to learn it to bring his a profession, megalodon and could be more than three million years old.

Be flowers, it, and his father, Michael, 42, from Pittsburgh, found the four-inch tooth while on holiday at 8 to 10 City New Jersey.

The ancient predator, which was more than 20 meters long around 8000 and could reach up to 34 tonnes has been rattled for 3.5 million years.

The family also covered the fossil while digging and tools. Mr. Bowers's hand would not fit inside a narrow gap but he was able to grab it and pull it out.

'I never in a million years would have guessed that we would have found something like this,' said Mr. Bowers. 'My son was speechless...my nieces were shaking. It's on my bucket list of stuff to find.'

The father and son presented their fools to the City. May 'What' Black and Rosson St. Claire, which confirmed the tooth was a legitimate megalodon fund.

Melissa Laurens, the country's lead owner, her and naturalist, said megalodons were the largest carotovorus sharks to inhabit the world's oceans at up to four times longer than the largest recorded great white and a few meters

longer than today's biggest whole sharks, the largest of which reached length of 16.9m.

Scientists estimate the creature's limbo-segmented, and have swam at a running speed of up to 3.5mph and primarily an large marine mammals, including balson and toothed whales, of a plane and swab.

Mr. Bowers, pointing to damage on the tooth, said: "This big chip on the end, they say, was probably from 0 to 1m into something, hitting the bow." The creature was aligned to tropical and subtropical regions, and would suggest it become extinct by the close of the Phaeose period, where the planet starred a planet with it.

It is estimated that the last megalodon died at least 2.5 million years ago. Fourth of the predator are incited, 4.0m.

Fewer than five megalodons of teeth have been found in the state of New Jersey, according to Dana Ebert, natural history curator at the New Jersey State Museum.

Researchers believe that the tooth found in the flowers - family could have been developed up during a replenishment project that was carried out by the US Army corps of engineers in July.

Virgin Mary statue covers

over tiny village in Poland

The 1928 Virgin Mary statue in Poland is table from Alice Christ the Bohemian

wealth of individuals after amassing a fortunes through investments on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

Jack Walters, the former Polish president who organizes a cultural club according the country's community's role in the 1990s, was present at the ceremony.

The statue is called than the Christ the King of Spain in the Polish town of Bohemian, and the Virgin Mary, however, smaller than the Virgin Mary statue in the Philippines at 12:00 a.m.

Several cultures of the Virgin Mary, the movement, which includes a viewing platform built under its pedestal, will become a major pilgrimage site and aपरंपरा destination.

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Letters to the Editor

15

Reforms benefit plan is a promising start

The cost of welfare is growing at a pace that is unsustainable. Indeed, it has already reached a break far beyond anything envisaged even a few years ago. Everyone knows this, and yet political leaders often can away from doing anything about it other than wring their hands on apparent impotence.

Reform Uk has now outlined proposals to reduce the annual benefits budget for so much as a £10bn, should it seem the general decision, through a mix of new qualifications conditions and incentives to work. Second £20bn would be saved by denying foreign nationals access to welfare.

Robert Juncis, Reforms spokesman, said vulnerable people who need help would continue to receive it. His target was a group that he believed were claiming benefits for what they were not entitled, to avoid working. He took as his teacher point the framework as well by William Beveridge, the founding father of the welfare state. Beveridge espoused a something for something: contributory principle which Mr Juncis seeks to review.

While this is a laudable ambition, the difficulty is that it break down many decades ago, ushering in half a century of rampant well-known that has had enormous economic and moral consequences.

The explosion in entitlements is one of the main reasons why the UK has run an almost permanent deficit since the 1960s and currently has a national deficit about 1.5bn. The state gives money to people because of who they are rather than what they need, almost irrespective of what they have put into the system. Once these commitments are made - for instance the triple lock on oil tap processes they cannot be used now without a monumental political backlash.

Nearly everyone accepts the need for a safety net to help people whom they get into difficulties or cannot trust for themselves through the fault of their own. But this largesse should not extend to people who are perceived to be abusing the system.

We have lost the old belief that to take something out you should be willing to put something in, unless you are simply unable to do so. There may be there in Reform UK's approach, but it is telling that rather than engage in a debate the other political parties—that have failed so intensify in this area have chosen to attack them instead.

One inconsistent is for Mr Juncis he seeks a return of the contribution: prize the only then to exclude all foreign nationals, many of whom will be founding the benefits system through their taxes. In addition, Reform has shifted around one of the biggest costs of oil the billions added annually to the pension bill by the triple lock, which Reform says it will retain.

Nonetheless, the party deserves credit for taking this matter seriously and providing the framework of a policy for arresting and reversing the growth in welfare. Unless something is done it will eventually bankrupt the country.

Food security neglect

As the drought continues to wreak havoc with this year's grain harvest across Europe, the continent faces a potential food crisis. As Tom Hargrehfar seeks out these pages on Monday, the impact of the Ukraine Russia war on two of the world's largest producers is worsening.

Wheat prices are up 30 per cent this year, feeding into costs everywhere. British crop yields are expected to be down because of the heatwave and there is no vigor of the droughts entering. The low water levels of the Danube have pushed up the cost of moving grain from central and eastern Europe to the Black Sea, just as the escalating war further disrupts shipping throughout the region.

Moreover it is not just a shortage of grain that imposes additional costs. The conflict in the Persian Gulf has restricted reports of savings gas, from which fertiliser is manufactured, and reports of fertilizer made there. About 31 per cent of the world's fertiliser passes through the waterway, and since the conflict breaks out in February, about a million tonnes of fertiliser have been stranded in the Gulf.

As if this concentration of events were not had enough, the Government is preparing to impose a new carbon tax on fertilisers which is less pushing hand pressed farmers to the wall. The CRAB (carbon border adjustment law) batsmen, an EU initiated levy imposed on imports based on the greenhouse gases reached during their production, and the bill is in danger.

This is madness. The UK relies heavily on imported fertilisers and金融men, following the closure of key UK production facilities in recent years. Farmers are threatening to have their fields fallow, rather than produce crops at a loss. The levy should be delayed or scrapped. For study literature, who took office promising to bear down on cost of living processes, this a levelling crisis that he needs to start to grow with new.

On a visit to a farm, the Prime Minister announced a 2018 borough meeting for agriculture, including, with a money for on-farm facilities to stew water and alleviate shortage. But farmers also need the red tape that makes it so difficult to install reservoirs to be removed. This must be more than just a photo - opportunity for Mr Burnham. A coherent and practical set of measures to help farmers through the current drought, improve food security and hold down prices needs to be a policy priority.

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Water companies rewarded for failure at the expense of consumers

on - The heatwaves have undoubtedly augmented the drought around the country. Farmers is should have been on relatively investment across previous decades in additional reservoirs to capture and store more rain, and improper maintenance of the distribution system has, thus preserving our water supply.

We are now in the docking situation whereby the fastest ally over performance of water companies will be rewarded by increasing the cost to consumers through water pricing, with no guarantee of new reservoirs or improvements to the economic. "Water companies are charge more during drought", report, August 10.

Winnie Brown's South Ellington, Lincolnshire

on - If water supply will be allowed to change more during droughts, it must therefore will not be allowed to pay because of they impose foreright harm. Neil Alvey, Freechild, Hampshire

Right-wing division

on - If Ewen Ralmeck and Nigel Farage really want the best for the country, they should keep moving strips off each strip and start talking about more than just an accommodation. "The British Right is now as bad as Labour under Jimmy Carter," I meaned, August 10.

On - The new British Right is now as good as strategy to save the least from another term of socialism. The result for a garrison, however, will deliver the centre-Right governance that the country so desperately needs. The Conservative Reform Party sounds about right. Being in the best talent from both, the Right for liberal and hard Right elements.

The two parties do, after all, have so much common political ground. To continue fighting would be madness. James Morgan

The UK, Birmingham

on - From Hamilton Getters, August 10 the term the "obligation inclusion of its conditions in the current factors by election"

The one on the three who stood for the first time, the other having Loony Party. It is precisely because "no buyers and peddlers worked" like me are able to stand that the country can still call itself a democracy, with the right to be a good thing.

In any case, the by-election was itself a force, which is possible why it still is to be many candidates. Barne Van Thorebroke, Bolton, West Sussex

West Coast From home

on - Do companies know or care about how working from home to offering customers?

I've got used to not ringing "left" lines during the school run, and have even continued someone in the background ordering a go of sangria.

In roundup, after becoming to date a business for home, getting the required features, and finally getting an answer, I am - of all, as the agree has a good signal. I then have to go through all the major agents. I try not to take a second time to get the remaining. Can't something be done?

Mike Waddow

Appleton, Oxfordshire

Queacy viewing

on - Human Country Getters, August 10 is right about the authenticity of the new system in the 1910 film. The Court Sex. My father had to leave the cinema as he was enough. Mountain of the West. Mullington, G.Wormouth, Ireland

on - In 2016 the Conservative government changed legislation to make it easier for reservoirs to be designated Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects, and yet today just one in order to continue the scheduled to be ready in 2018.

There are proposals to build nine new reservoirs in the 1910s, including South of England, but why are these not progressing in sport? Similarly, why don't all new world homes have grey water storage facilities, and why can't farms hold lower rates for their own use?

If there are local objectives, they need to be extended. I have walked near several reservoirs in the UK, and they seem quite ashy as will place a perhaps even meaning for the local population.

Mark Smith

St Albans, Hertfordshire

on - It is the Government's ambition to build. I can then save homes over the parliament. This will increase water

usage dramatically. Meanwhile, most new reservoirs are set to be completed in a plus, drug case.

With climate change having an extreme impact on water resources, Britain can't afford to read this long. Why not build industrials plan in a much shorter time frame to help meet the policy requirements.

C. Jones, Kingstie, Cheshire

on - In prioraje, surge pricing in times of water shortage is simply market forces exacting to demand while supply is short, and, subject to revenues for some homes with more residents than others, I have no problem with that.

However, before registering such a scheme, water companies need to continue with a possibility. To help the country can usually note their consumption. Providing that would be best, result in a drop in usage.

David Holme, Rowsey, Hampshire

Leap of faith: Britain's Dover Heart families the jobi vault in the men's final

British athletes set a high bar in Birmingham

on - Despite criticism of ticket prices and the lack of publicity for the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, there can be no complaints about the performance of British athletes. Sport, August 10. The management achievements were testimony to

their ability, dedication and, in many cases, never say the determination to overcome setbacks.

Moreover, in short-term other came to the end of the season. The country should be proud of them. Stephen Garrett

Chatter, Camelia

Regular setting for prostate cancer saves lives

on - I had regular PGA stock from the age of about 30. When the numbers were up, I was so nervous a package and, after an Mill scan and biopsy, was diagnosed with prostate cancer. I had no symptoms. When I asked the consultant what would have happened if I hadn't had regular tests, he told me: "You would have died."

I have not two-enzyme groups, with a total of 1,000 people. I believe. The total majority were an important, and were only diagnosed after regular tests. The decision to deny many men the right to these tests, with 60% more and going to decline the number of her organs. August 10, will continue some to an inner country death. It is shameful.

Bob Petty

Banstead, Surrey

on - Obtaining a PGA test for the early diagnosis of prostate cancer is already a poor one. Notary, with the exception declining legitimate requests or advising men to come back where symptoms arise, usually two (one for diagnosis) at a health stage. The retrospective case of the patients is the Department of Health and Social

Care will further discourage GPs from providing the test.

The UK already has severe prostate cancer mortality compared with our Western weight-race, the almost entirely to late diagnosis at an unavoidable stage. Following an item the UK National Screening Committee's weight-based recommendation and their body acceptance for cancer death is not only a good way to be able to do anything to improve the service and will almost certainly not115ers.

Chris Smith FRCS Oakleigh, Albion, England, 20' Prostate Cancer Screening Programme Iodham, Essex

on - Having an inability been diagnosed with prostate cancer after a private PGA test, I am appalled at the move to leave the test decisions in the hands of GPs for the majority of men. My experience with and the diagnosis saying that he'd rather deal with any number of those problems that will an unavoidable good man and his family that is to us in late. Andy Jackson, Waltham, North Yorkshire

War with Russia

on - The news that British manufacturers do more are being used by Ukraine to conduct deep strikes on the basis of the Russia's most aggressive British citizen cause for concern.

Whatever one's views on the origins, rights and wrongs of the war in Ukraine, there is a fundamental question that the Government seems reluctant to address how far to Britain prepared to become involved in a war with our war armed Russia?

Imagining weapons need to attack largely in Russia inevitable increases the risk of retaliation against British interests. The objective of British authorities they should surely be to cut this dangerous conflict, not to become progressively more involved in it.

If retaliation ultimately leads to a direct confrontation between Britain and Ukraine, what causes the countries victory? In a war between two nuclear powers, there may be no chance at it. Robert Taylor

Washington, Nottinghamshire

Faulty alerts

on - The Government has been criticised for using mobile phone alerts to the average withholding people from fighting any future after some of the (report, August 10).

There are arguments on both sides as to whether these were necessary, but the funds the alert would needs to maintain.

I was at home when my mobile gave a real flaming swell the first couple of years of life, getting message. My first reaction was to press "OK" to stop the news, but when I did so the text disappeared. Thus I may have missed important information further on. This should be a triplet. Robin Newbold, Eversen, Eversen

on - Amid the bestfalls about whether working on emergency alert to millions of people is a sensible case of the system. I have cancer fundamental question: why doesn't the system work?

I have said I just have historical mobile phones last year, and they are on the same network, are the essential and natural addict. Perhaps the Government should fix the problem before using the system again. Andrew Beckinshaw-Smith Walton on Chelsea, Surrey

on - With years ago, I worked in Yorker and McSweeney. Then, alerts known as 'FBS-Rotal for breast were raised on the table. Even fighting a cigarette in the eyes are increased a jail sentence. Everyone understood the severity of breaking the law.

Today in Britain, there was a lot of one to guide on it: how alert, weakening it possible.

Tony Ellison Bexingford-on-Sea, Essex

Pubs left empty

on - Having done all it can to destroy polio economic model, the Government now tries to prevent them closing by introducing new planning restrictions to make them. And so it doesn't do what was more difficult to disguise could, August 10. This won't keep them open, just standing empty.

Anthony Gibbs Wilmington, Cheshire

Light and shade

on - I made a cylinder into a ceiling. I regularly for the downstairs box. Getters, August 10. It creates a nice picture when it. Alphard Gerson, Ringfield, West Sussex

Jason Ardays's death can't be blamed on the press

CHARLES MOORE

he had death of my partner Jason Arday is already living a registered public life. Having resigned from this cancer day, that the weak before last after reports of a colonic plagiarism and of making false claims about his achievements, he was found dead last week.

As a result of his first time Ministry and the Culture Secretary has been put up by the Council on Project. The public are invited to agree. It says: "There cannot be any doubt that by ardent or unnaturally, the most reasonable and inconvenient of a person has meant a length and element in their harassment was the most important thing."

The legislation of the press has underpinsment by failed 7 years on: "We respectfully ask you to commence an immediate public campaign to make a new and responsible press given its contribution to its daily except death."

It is a materially fact about every controversial public question nowadays that the public is not able to send on social media, talk, flight and centre. But I do not believe there was much wrong with how the mainstream media—including to its credit. The Guardian, but not at all, is asking the public "expected to" Arday story. The basic plot of the press is to find out the truth. The basic problem

with the account given by Arday, but both in Cambridge and the faculty of the省份, was that large particular was some in. The evidence that he plagiarised the work of others is overwhelming. (All incidents have been cited and sources). In the academic world, and the most recognized thought and reward is above all. Apparently a deadly foe.

The comment was about things were untrue to us also strong. Arday had had claim to publish in the UK, but it was never published and may not even have been written. He said he had raised £5,000 for charity, but it had not that he had taken part in the

As early as 2012, serious questions had been raised about possible plagiarism. These were branded aside

between television & commenters. You fly, but he had not, that he had held several academic positions which he had put. He said he had only 10 matchbooks in 10 days, nine of them after forstoring, taking after an epileptic fit. This last claim has not yet been formally diagnosed but some assertions. The result is the most in a made of green, brown, do not require formal disposal.

In short, the press found no substantial copyright, nor could dismay have a general purpose of our two greatest authorities and reported them. That is what we would

expect of a "responsible" press. What else could it have done? The situation is not quite attack was the country for Arday himself. By the attitude of Cambridge University, as early as 2020, serious, evidenced questions had been raised about possible plagiarism. These were branded aside by Prof. Hilary Cronin, head of the faculty.

If the university had found out a country about Arday must be either instead of parading the poor man like some matter for that, that's against the colonising explosions in the 19th century. (A would-be have enjoyed the 20th century. It is not only have nurtured the talents and hatred of his problems, which been much greater than a person, and his despite rather than a return stepwise.

The day before his co-operation, Cambridge was claiming that Arday was "the 'victim' of a life campaign in the 20th century, and was a 'squintess' of a university leave, or was in a position to know that all was not as it seemed and it has credibility was a real issue.

It was the university, not the press, and it was no messed with the colour of Arday's skin.

You can see things before to talk a knowledge down by the development of modern of Arday. In a particular leaflet, either that leads to the "willing among others, several Cambridge-crofts, a bank and perishware, the Good Law Project said: "Enterty false allegations of plagiarism were made against the poor." Arday's "willing upon the 'spread of misinformation' by the press, the only before ardent resigned,

the Cambridge grunches quietly took down their signature. The stupees of the ardent plagiarised date were no longer reported by the Good Law Project or by Cambridge. But has anyone and what the terrible press "misinformation" was.

Last Friday evening, I was not walking down a country back to the city. I made the way and start. Along came a Tosco delivery van. Since there is only one house down the path, rarely so cragued. I thought the driver must have gone the wrong way, and was lowering his window to ask me for directions. He was young and we meted to look the value confidence of after supermature drivers.

But what he did was quite. I was not sure you know that? he said and held up his mobile phone. It was the Government's wildfire, emptying a alert, just inside it. My, I realized that he thought he was doing so. I cannot become the danger of a wildfire was immediate. I think he was publicly suggesting I hearty home. I, thankful him but continued to write. I then incident was minor evidence that such alerts should be used much more sparingly. The trending driver and personality millions like him, thought he was not about to be the only one who was aware we were all in immediate danger, which we clearly were not. Obviously, wildfires are terrible and give actions are needed, so even off-set advice. I am sure that I feel the Government should remember the story of the boy who could "well."

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Virgin takes a Eurostar into 20 trains a day

Billionaire to shake up monopoly as he gets green light to use route to the Channel Tunnel

By Matt Oliver

THE RICHARD BRANDON'S ambition to run trains between London and Paris has taken a critical step forward after a flight was postponed to use the route to the Channel Tunnel.

The British billionaire's company is bidding to launch a rival service to Eurostar by 2020 and will need to use the trade between 6/7 and an international in new 8 London and the tunnel stations in 9 illiterates. Rent

8 Harness was approved from application at the Office for Rail and Road Services to join the 7/8/20/21 and signed off on an earlier agreement which with BRI Limited also known as London 8/7 and an High Speed

A separate agreement will be needed for Virgin trains to use the tunnel itself, which is covered by Paris-based Getlink, as well as further regulatory approvals.

However, a Virgin Group spokesman said in plans were "moving at pace" and it was on track to meet its 2020 launch date. Sir Richard's company hopes to run up to 20 trains a day in competition with Eurostar, the sole operator of services currently.

The services would ultimately run between London and Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam.

Martin Jones of the BBR, said: "This is an important next step in bringing competition and growth to the market for international rail services, and we welcome the progress Virgin trains and London 8/7 and an High Speed have made. While there is still more work to do, we are supporting Virgin and the entire industry to grow international services."

A Virgin Group spokesman added: "We welcome the 6B/8/20/21 proposal of our track service agreement and the support of the 7/8/20/21 bring competition and Virgin's recent strategy to ensure experience in the Channel Tunnel."

Virgin trains is one of several rail companies trying to challenge Eurostar's long-standing dominance of the

London to Paris code. Ternitalia, German Trains and Evelyn are also seeking access to the Channel Tunnel.

Cotton have argued that a lack of competition gives too much pricing power to Eurostar's passenger services, which were found to charge "nearly twice the European average per kilometre by campaign group Transport & Environment in 2020."

Upon launch, Virgin hopes to run 20 private trains a day in 9 days, against Eurostar's 14 services. Sir Richard's company hopes to run four a day from London to Brussels, compared with eight or nine services operated by Eurostar and a day, and there is American, against Eurostar's first.

Under European rail rules, it has been possible for rivals to apply to use the route for more than a decade but strict safety regulations previously meant financial to be specially adapted

Sir Richard Research Virgin Trains hopes to run up to 20 services a day in competition and 2/8/20/21

for the tunnel. Destroys Balm obtained permission to use the Channel Tunnel in 2001 but later abandoned its plans after struggling to get approval for 10 trains a day.

In 2023, the restrictions on the tunnel were exactly called how specialised trains were used – leaving the way for more competition.

For Virgin, another obstacle was to set the train which was addressed to use space capacity at Temple Mills. He only high-speed train depot on the British side, in Leyton, and London.

Ternitalia is especially building a depot on the first grade, near Paris.

A Eurostar spokesman said of the 6B/8/20/21, "This confirms the huge potential for growth in international rail and the ambition across the industry is being more particularly damage to train. Eurostar will play a full part in that growth, and our focus remains in delivering our own ambitious plans, investing in our first and carrying 10 million passengers."

Getlink was asked to comment

Angela Rayner at the West Midlands Fire and Russian Service HQ in Birmingham, where she met emergency cooperation who fought the home of the Long Transferring firm.

Rayner's planning reforms 'won't save struggling pubs'

SAVE OUR PUBS

By Pati Guam Man and Tom Haynes

ANGELA RAYNER's new planning-provictors will not prevent pubs from slayting, industry figures have warned. Under the Economy Secretary's shake-up of the financial training Policy Framework, property developers must prove them as an reasonable prospect a pub can survive before it can be turned into flats or offices.

However, experts from both the construction and hospitality sectors said

Labour's reforms would not stop pubs closing in the first place, as landlords succeeds to using taxes, alcohol items and curing wage costs.

After Haynes, the disinterested need to do it. (Rileygele), and the Government would need to go further to unite the damage done by Labour Review, the former chancellor.

He said: "There has been an increase in the closure of hospital departments across the board over the last two years because of this Government's action.

The government and core point here is the cost of running the pubs in the first place, and I would encourage the Government to be more concerned

about reversing the damage of the past two years than with concerning itself with what happens to the building after that pub has stopped using radio."

There have been at least 1,850 pub closures since the start of last year, according to figures from the Campaign for Red Ale Earnst.

Jordan Comanche, the managing director of the property director, post-East Construction, warned that Mr. Hayner's planning reforms would run out of the "cloud of empty pubs up and down the country."

For every 45 spent at the bar, worked pubs are making only about 3p in

profit, according to recent findings by comparison website money co.uk, using data from the British Race and Pub Association. This translates to 8p for an average joint costing £5.37.

On top of this, all electronics duty has risen by 1.98pc this year, while National Living Wage and 3d contributions increases are also adding costs.

Planning Assumptions don't touch any of that," said Mr. Comanche.

A Government spokesman said: "We're strengthening protections for pubs by making it far tougher to close them or convert them into other uses."

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Europe risks financial crisis if the AI bubble bursts, warns ECB

By Sir Nelson

A US stock crash is likely and it could trigger a financial crisis in Europe, one the business case's natural.

Analysts at the European Central Bank (ECB) said that the AI boom that had driven Wall Street valuations to modelised levels has left the euro-tone exposed.

European households have €440bn of 2000bn, invested in US stock stocks, mainly held in investment funds tracking stock market indexes. It means that a plunge to equity markets could prove very painful on the Continent. Pension

funds and insurers are also highly exposed to the seven most valuable US companies, a group of tech companies colloquially known as the "Magnificent error" or "Mag 7".

This means a big crash in US stocks could trigger fire sales of other assets, the analysts warned.

In a blog post, ECB analysts said: "A sharp correction can force funds to sell assets to most redemptions – first, liquid buildings and then, if the correction permits, thirty-odd assets – pushing valuations down further and triggering more redemptions.

"This is why a Mag 7 correction is a

question of financial stability for the euro area. The warning rates in both the end it would invest more than 1000bn (2.0bn) in a huge new data centre for OpenAI in Ohio. The facility could become one of the world's largest.

The US giant will provide credit capital at 1000bn for the data centre, a sum intended to backstop the development expected to house more than one million of its AI chips.

However, the deal will add to concerns about so-called "circular financing" in AI, whereby companies such as Nvidia into money to their customers, or invest in them, so that they can buy

The effects of a US correction could extend beyond financial markets to euro area sentiment

its products. Soughts argue that this is uncontrollable. Concerns have been stated about what will happen to deligh stock valuations of usage of AI (lab today) being evidence, which underpin the massive levels of spending.

The ECB warned that a sharp fall in stocks was probably. But blog post, analysts said: "Economic research on past

technological revolutions points to a worrisome conclusion: a correction of current stock market valuations is likely.

If such is the largest US tech companies, such as Alphabet, Nvidia and apple, invest in a would-be "question of financial stability for the euro area", the analysts said.

They added: "The effects of a US correction could extend beyond financial markets to euro area sentiment. Stated up conditions and baling, a US AI fall out would not remain a US problem."

The S&P 500 has jumped to more than 20pc in past a year, buryed by an AI

spending founty and strong earnings reports. The ECB said US stock market valuations were close to their historical goals, when accounting the cyclically adjusted ratio of prices to earnings developed in the World Bank.

Analysts said: "The extremely optimistic valuations raise questions: do today's stock market prices reflect a rational fact on the transformative technology? Or are we seeing a remake of the due on bubble?"

Even if the high valuations are justified, a correction should still be expected as AI becomes more widely adopted across the economy.

Heathrow 'short-changing households'

By Christopher Jasper

THOUSANDS of households will be inadequately compensated for more created by jets using Heathrow's proposed third revenue, that argued last week has claimed.

Both airports are planning to build new money but payments to residents around Heathrow for installing noise insulation will be lower than at 5shh with the airport said.

Gatevik said that while it would pay $1.00 per person, the sum for Heathrow had been set at £5,000.

While Gatevik will also pay £6,500

to those exposed to slightly lower levels of noise, it said Heathrow would pay nothing at all under a planning frame work proposed by the Government.

Gatevik said: "Unless these inadequacies are addressed, hundreds of thousands of residents stand to be significantly disadvantaged because they do some kind of job."

It said the discrepancy would have not even greater impact on those who are newly overflowed due to the airspace changes that are necessary and required to reimburse the development.

For those residents, it warned: "The offer of a 6p quick acoustic insulation

will be critical to properly mitigating newly experienced effects."

In for above suffering the most noise, there should also be no upper limit on compensation, Gatevik said.

It made the claims in evidence submitted to Parliament's transport select committee, which is a scrutinizing the draft Heathrow expansion national policy statement published by the Department for Transport in June.

A spokesman for Heathrow said: "Heathrow's offer of fully funded noise allows apples to a wider area than the wicks, including more of those most affected by noise."

Morrisons sheds jobs in turnaround push

By Tom Haynes

MORRISONS cut almost 5,000 jobs last year at the debt-laden supermarkets sought to put a bill on waiting losses.

The company's average monthly work force fell by 3pc from 1914.14 to 96,132 in the 12 months to October last year, according to recently filed accounts.

The majority of the reduction was in in excess where staff numbers dropped by more than 4,200, while food manufacturing and food materials also fell down. The company's 4,200,000 people had a 2.5% increase in the year. The full come after Morrisons cut its average daily

ery service, made changes to its management team and scaled back its salary operations, a spokesman said.

This added that there had been an additional redundancy programme with most of the reduction in head count coming from not replacing those leaving the business.

The first time fall, Morrisons's overall staffing costs climbed slightly to 22.8bn per year as employee National Insurance contributions and other social security costs climbed 4.5bn to 47.2bn as a result of Labour's tax increases.

In excess of Morrisons' time to recover around lost to the most supermarkets

Left and left. Left overstock Morrisons's UK market share this year, pushing it into multi-place money Britain's biggest grocers. The chain has been under pressure since it was bought for £70s by US private equity firm Carlton, Jeddler & Rice in 2020.

Accounts for Morrisons's parent company revealed that its net debt pits climbed to 47.2bn in the year to October 2020, amid a loss in more rental commitments, up from £7bn.

A spokesman said Morrisons had grown like for the sales in every quarter, maintained its market share only reduced both debt and interest costs.

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Borrowing costs surge to multi-decade highs

Bond sell-off raises concerns over central banks increasing interest rates amid inflation fears

By James van Leeuwen

BOBBORING costs across the West have hit on the rise of high as traders sold off government bonds of form of a revergence of inflation.

Yields rose on long-dated government debt across the US. Japan, France and Britain became so concerns that central banks will be forced to raise interest rates to tackle the fallout from the Iran war and ease inflationary pressure.

The US has increased about to 2.8bn yesterday, a 20-year high. France's 30-year bond yield climbed to almost 4.9pc, the highest since mid-2008.

Meanwhile, Britain's 70-year yield of 3.6pc is near a mid-May high - when

borrowing costs climbed to their highest point since 2008.

Bob Wilson, an investment strategist at Sato Bank, said: "If you see the US 70-year bond yield at the highest since 2007 and the gold price moving up quite aggressively, that's telling you the market's worried about inflation again."

Prolonged uncertainty over the war in Iran has kept all prices high, threatening to drive higher prices.

Traders also fear that the labor-governments will kick off a fresh borrowing image, and face higher interest rate bills that will further strain their budgets.

Matt Anto, an investment director at fund manager Aberdeen, said: "There's definitely a divergence. Markets can move 10-bang points on selling and no one really thinks, because we're not entirely sure what's going to happen in the back end of the year."

In Japan, 10-year bond yields rose by more than 0.03 percentage points to as

If you see... the gold price moving up aggressively, that's telling you the market's worried about inflation again!

much as 2.9bn yesterday, the highest since 2008.

The yield on 10-year bonds also climbed a similar amount to 4.09pc, near a record high point in May.

James Bibon, an analyst at fund manager Schwalter, said recent results for Kevin Wozak, the new US Federal Reserve chairman, had left the market cannot have by will tackle inflation.

To test out of control, he am means Mr Bibon said: "He can very clearly communicate how he's thinking, but until we hear something from him, we're in a little bit of a no man's land. That uncertainty is probably slightly weighing on larger-dated bonds."

Basing with will drive up increasing costs for governments across the West.

In Japan, the two cases put as future future fit, the prime minister, tries to ramp up spending and cuts taxes to beat the country's foraging economy.

Economy growth unexpectedly slowed to 0.1pc in the three months in June 30. Japan's cabinet office reported

yesterday, kept afloat only by a 2.6pc margin in government spending.

The Bank of Japan may have to raise interest rates even as the economy slows, because the plummeting yen could trigger faster inflation and rock globalized markets.

Traders are betting that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates again in September. The previous increase, in June, took the benchmark rate to its highest since 1995.

Inflation hit 1.7pc that month, the highest so far this year.

The BGI and markets have seemingly grown more concerned about the risk of an inflation overshoot," said Koseki Inaguchi, of Morgan Stanley MEPSI to critics.

The bond sell-off could make it harder for Japan's government to support its economy with higher spending and tax cuts.

The Japanese government's debt-to-GDP ratio is already 249pc, and has barely shifted since those met peak this

'The BOJ and markets have seemingly grown more concerned about the risk of an inflation overshoot'

ing the Covid-19 pandemic. "A low-level debt crisis is already under way," said Robin Brooks, chief investment statistician a Washington-based Bank bank.

In a post on Substack, Mr Brooks wrote that the Bank of Japan's bond buying programme, which aims to stop yields rising too far, shifted the debt problem on to the currency rather than addressing the underlying issue. "The yen hit a 20-year low against the US dollar last month."

The Trump administration fears that a persistently weak yen will distort currency and bond markets, potentially driving up the US government's own borrowing costs.

The US treasury has even sold off some of its own stock of euros to buy yen and to push the currency higher.

This intervention, combined with Japan's own yen-buying, triggered a spy gain in the currency's value against the US dollar. But the yen has since fallen almost 2pc in the effort of the intervention has worn off.

US billionaire pays record $40m for electric Ferrari

By Matt Oliver

AN AMERICAN billionaire and investor will become the first owner of Ferrari's new electric superior after holding $40m (£28.5m) in a charity section.

Dr Herbert "Bother" Worthing, 87, an optometrist who founded Bodo Power Inc. bought the Ferrari Lace at Monterey's at World at California.

The winning bid - which was initially kept anonymous by antitourer Sotheby's - was 30 times the virtual machine estimate for the car, and set around for a new vehicle sold under the hammer.

$550,000

Amount the Ferrari Lace, which was met with decision when it was unveiled in May, is expected to sell for commercially

Ferrari's new EV was designed by Sir Jony Ivo, the former Apple counter guru, and Marc Reveson, his business partner. It is billed as having "unsuspeasening performance, engagement and spursiveness."

It was met with decision and a drop in the company's share price when it was unveiled in May, with one former company executive handling it as well as its and technological model.

But Dr Worthing's bid suggests there may still be a promising market for the new model, who has expected to sell for €550,000 (£470,000) commercially.

The self-made billionaire philanthropist, who is often seen sporting a bright red before, has a taste for her can, is the same event last year, he bought a tailor made Ferrari Daytona SP 5 for £30m.

Dr Worthing, has a fortune of $4.9bn according to Forbes.

Herbert Worthing, the EV year-old American investor and philanthropist, pictured with his tailor made Ferrari Lace

Workers close to retirement and entry-level jobs most at risk from AI, CBI report warns

By Ken Ping Chan

OLBEX workers face the biggest threat from AI to technology, business workers have the compassion to a return them, according to Britain's largest business group.

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) warned that the technology threatened to destroy millions of entry-level jobs and disrupt traditional career experiences, adding that inadequate support could lead to a war-relatedly retirement.

A real-fast despite their experience, older workers could struggle to adapt to a rapidly evolving world of AI.

The CBI report, which was written with consultancy Oliver Wyman, and hosted support in the workplace were the "weakest of all for labor career workers and those approaching retirement".

It added that current support for

jobseekers had been limited to "general reemployment services" rather than offerings "linked to AI related conditions, sector demand and life's cause are."

The CBI's message follows similar warnings from international studies.

AI is beginning to reshape the entry-level work through which future capability is built!

Analysis by the International Monetary Fund found that older workers were far less likely to find work within a year of losing their job because their skills were most likely to be outdated. They are also less willing or able to take an lower goal ratio or to relocate to work.

Andy Burahan is expected to revamp

Britain's AI strategy to focus on how new technology can distribute up-to-date jobs. He is eyeing a move away from focusing on partnerships with major firms in African Valley.

The CBI report said companies would need to "redesign and reimagine entry-level tasks and career pathways" to reap the benefits of AI.

"AI is beginning to reshape the entry-level work through which future capability is built." It said: "An routine analytical, administrative, and drafting tasks become easier to automate or augment, businesses are reassessing the role junior employees can play."

Sam Newton-Smith, the chief executive of the CBI, said it was important for business and the Government to work together: "The next chapter of AI won't just be defined by what we mean, but by how quickly we can put it to work at scale."

Labour hands consultants 'eye-watering' £156m contract despite cuts pledge

By Emma Taggart

LABORE has handed consultants a £500m contract to deliver AI training to the UK for two years, providing to cut spending on external advisers.

Laborers at KPMG and EV are set to receive close to £500m as part of a deal with the Labour Office, according to the UK's New Council, a procurement data provider.

The £450m contract marks the single biggest deal provided by officials, including four consulting firms since Trowell began collating figures in 2022. KPMG will receive up to £50m, under the contract, while EV will be paid up to £50p.

The deal will cover the launch of a new National School of Government to raise retirement in "digital and artificial intelligence" skills as well as "leadership and management".

A government spokesman said the new training school would offer better

values for money compared with current contracts. However, the deal can't fresh doubt on Labour's pledge to cut all unnecessary spending on consultancies, with the aim of finding £1.2bn of savings by 2020.

Under plans introduced by Sir Ken

£1.2bn

Energy that Labour aims to 'find by 2020 through its pledge to cut all unnecessary spending on consultancies

learner's government in 2024, officials also show controls on the use of external advisers across Whitehall after costs hit record levels during the pandemic.

William Norwood, campaigns director at the Trafyrest Alliance, said: "Taxpayers will be wondering why

Labour's war on consultants has ended with a £500m bonanza for the Big Four.

"Civil servants should already be capable of improving skills and adapting to new technology without imminent handing eye-watering contracts to corporate advisers. If Labour is curious about setting waste, it should start by ending Whitehall's definition to paying for consultants."

A Cabinet Office spokesman said: "These contracts are for training services, not consultancy. Accountability. January, we are moving away from outsourced contracts. Our new in-house model, the National School of Government, will reduce reliance on external spending and provide better value for the taxpayer."

The spokesman added that consultancy costs had been cut by £650bn last year to their lowest level since 2020. KPMG and EV were asked for comment.

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This wonderful island hopping itinerary visits the diverse islands off the West Coast of Africa, uniquely combining Senegal, The Gambia and the Bijagos Archipelago with the Cape Verde Islands. Much has changed since the Portuguese sailed along the West African coast in the 15th century. This region of Africa, rarely visited for more than a half-century, has opened up in recent years and we will enjoy an intimate exploration of the extraordinary diversity of landscapes and cultures as we travel between Senegal and Cape Verde. Without doubt the only comfortable means of experiencing the region's many wonders is by small ship and we are fortunate in having such a special vessel as the all-suite MS Hebridean Sky for our exploration.

Our voyage promises to be a rewarding experience and whilst on some islands the infrastructure is minimal, we will be able to use our nimble Zodiacs to land on the remotest of islands and explore on foot. Aside from the marvellous scenery we will encounter, there is of course a fascinating cultural heritage and human history to be discovered as we delve into the legacy of West Africa's transatlantic slave trade which we will learn about from local guides. The roads may be poor and the tourist infrastructure very much in its infancy in some places, but that is precisely why we believe the region presents such an array of exciting experiences for the adventurous traveller.

THE ITINERARY IN BRIEF

Day 1 London to Dakar, Senegal. Fly by scheduled indirect flight. On arrival transfer to the MS Hebridean Sky and embark. Enjoy drinks and dinner as we moor overnight.

Day 2 Dakar & Ile de Gonne. Today there will be a choice of excursions from the Senegalese capital. Our city tour will include Independence Square, the Presidential Palace and a local market before we take a ferry across to Ile de Gonne. With its colonial style houses and wonderfully tranquil atmosphere, it is difficult to believe that this island was one of the busiest slave centres in West Africa during the 18th and 19th centuries. We will see the House of Slaves, now a museum, and the National Museum in the Fort d'Estrats. From the fort there are marvellous views of the island and over Dales. Alternatively, visit Bamba Reserve, a 3,500-hectare nature seamer which is home to a wide range of African mammals including white rhino, zebras, geoffes, green velvet monkeys and jackals, along with over 120 bird species. Boarding safari jeeps, we will spend time in the nature reserve before driving to Lake Rieba, or Pink Lake as it is known for its end-junk colour. The lake is separated from the Atlantic Ocean by a narrow strip of sand coves and being so close to the ocean means the lake has a high salt content which the locals collect for preserving fish.

Day 3 Benja!, The Gambia. We will spend today in The Gambia, the 31 mile wide country that is surrounded on three sides by Senegal. It makes up for its size with its personality, being known as the "Smiling Coast of Africa". The country has a long history, with some circles excavated which date back over 1200 years, to Arab traders setting up trade routes in the region for slaves, gold and ivory. The Portuguese took over the routes in the 15th century, and the area now known as The Gambia was colonised and recolonised by the British from the 16th century onwards, in various forms, until its independence in 1965. There will be a choice of tours today and the half day city tour will include the city mosque, market and museum with exhibits showcasing the culture and history. Alternatively, you can choose to visit the south of The Gambia which is rich in natural beauty with extensive waterways and tributaries home to a range of landlife and wildlife amongst the lush green wilderness. Here villages and the centres for embrace traditions and offer insights into the culture of different communities, through their art and food. Middle join a small boat for a leisurely cruise amongst the mangroves or alternatents board-fed vehicles to visit some of the villages, the local school and markets before enjoying lunch at a beach restaurant.

Days 4 to 6 Bijagos Archipelago, Guinea Bissau. We have three days in the Bijagos Archipelago which comprise a group of 88 small islands, spread over 5000 square miles, many of which are uninhabited and rarely visited by foreigners. These islands offer a unique blend of culture, history, wildlife and natural beauty and were declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1996. Our programme will be determined by fold and weather conditions but we hope to use our Zodiacs to land on Cacache Island, which boasts tropical rainforests and a stunning coastline. Visiting the local village we will learn about their rituals and subsistence forming projects and will have the opportunity to buy some handicrafts or relax on the golden beaches. Meanwhile on Cacache Island we will join the local women as they harvest oysters and shellfish before a performance of traditional Bijagos dancing. We may also visit Bistena Island which was the capital during Portuguese rule and retains colonial era architecture.

Day 7 At Sea. Spend a relaxing day at sea as we cross to the Cape Verde Islands.

Day 8 Praia, Santiago, Cape Verde. Arriving in Cape Verde we explore the historic capital of Praia on the island of Santiago. Praia has a wonderful African-fed and we will visit Cidade Velha, the former Portuguese capital which has a rich history and was once the centre of the slave trade. See the fort and cathedral which dismisses the narrow, cobbled lanes and stone houses. Enjoy a traditional performance of Bistena dance before we continue into the green interior, climbing the steep mountains and enjoying the colours as we make our way to Plai. Sky where we enjoy a lunch of local produce in the shadow of Pico da Antona. We will see local farms and drive past the only water dam in Cape Verde before returning to the MS Hebridean Sky and sailing this evening.

Day 9 Sao Filipe, Fogo. Fogo is an extraordinary island. It is a volume that has already out of the Atlantic and has become an island, the summit reaching some 3000 names. Known as the Mother Island it has to own unique character and people. An island drive will take us through dramatically contrasting areas of fertile valleys that are dominated by the massive grey volcano zone of Pico de Fogo. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant with locally cultivated wives whilst we listen to our guides speak about the eruptions of 1995 and 2014. There will then be the option to return to the MS Hebridean Sky or visit the main town of Sao Filipe, a gracious town of federal grandeur with its pretty squares and wide-boulevard of colonial houses.

Day 10 Porto Novo, Santo Antas. We have a full day on the most beautiful of Cape Verde's islands, Santo Antas. Driving up the old trading route, we will pass the volcanic crater 'Cova' with its agricultural plantations and enjoy panoramic views of the island. After lunch in the seaside village of Porto do Sol, we will take the coastal road towards the greenest valley in the archipelago, the valley of Paul. Here we will enjoy a coffee break whilst learning about the production of sugarcane on the island. Also discover 'Gingua', the national drink of the islands and have a taste of it at the oldest traditional Gingua distillery on the island. We will drive back to the MS Hebridean Sky along the coast to the southern side of the island. This evening we call the short distance to Mindelo where we moor overnight.

Day 11 Mindelo, Sao Vicente. Enjoy a full day in Mindelo, one of the most attractive of all the Cape

Verde towns with its colonial buildings, cobbled streets, cafes and lively restaurants. Our morning discovery tour will include the lively markets and the secret corners of the harbour town followed by a coffee break in a typical Cape Verdean bar. The afternoon is free to explore the vibrant town further independently. This evening we will be entertained by local music and caponins on board before we call to Sol.

Day 12 Sol to London. Disembark this morning and transfer to the airport for our scheduled indirect flight to London.

MS HEBRIDEAN SKY

is one of the finest small ships in the world and offers exceptionally spacious and well-designed suites, beautifully appointed public areas and high standards of service and food. The vessel accommodates just 118 passengers and suites feature a seating area and some form a private balcony. The spacious and lively decorated public rooms include a lounge, elegant bar, library with internet access and a single seating dining room. Outside there is a rear sun deck where meals are served in warm weather under shade, a bar, observation area and comfortable desk furniture. The atmosphere as found in also to a private gothic or country hotel and you can be assured that offer a day of exploration where you will return to the comfort and peace of a well-cut and luxuriously appointed comfortable small ship.

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Business

Our welfare addiction is detached from reality

GERARD LYONS

Politicians behave as though difficult decisions can be postponed indefinitely – they can't

AS WE approach the Budget, there will be a greater focus on Britain's weak fiscal position and how the state might add up. Much of the debate falls into two fiscal approaches. Tax someone else. Or cut spending on someone else. For those who favour the first approach, the answer appears: As wealth or property taxes or higher taxes on those deemed able to afford them. This is even though wealth taxes haven't worked elsewhere, the housing market is stagnating and the tax take is already at an all-time high. The second approach is to curb public spending. This has been the focus of its flat limits. On shadow chancellor, with the calls for a golden rule to control spending. Meanwhile, at the weekend he fears proposed radical cuts to welfare. Both approaches have something in

common. They suggest that difficult chances of most people can be avoided because someone else will bear the cost. Often difficult decisions are left until closer to Budget Day, partially in the hope that something else will turn up. The economy has shown resilience in the best half of the year, growing 0-tips in the first quarter and 0-tips in the second. That is despite the lean war, which around one of 36 nations do not hailing to its 2pc target and the flank of England from cutting rates. Instead, inflation is 2-tips and only by and the risk of a rate tube persists, all roughly 1-ton of high 4-5 are steady. The saving grace for the Chancellor of War the savings rate is high, as many have regard debt as built up a safety pot. If people spent that the economy would become. But they probably won't, as real income growth to this set to slow and fasts off on their own. Growth is central in the third way of improving the fiscal outlook. But we cannot simply assume the UK will grow its way out of its fiscal problems!

'We cannot simply assume the UK will grow its way out of its fiscal problems' associated with the final years of the Soviet Union. The system was 'reality taking and many of those living within it knew that the official version of reality was little relation to what was happening. Yet because they could not envisage an alternative, people carried on and the system were normal. They did not necessarily expect it to collapse. But when it did, few were surprised. That is a spectacular yet realistic lens through which to view Britain's public finances. Economists

here, in one sense, already taken this on board. The Office for Budget Responsibility's long-term projections this summer show public debt is on an uncontrollable scale. On current trends it is set to rise to 27tips of GDP as 35 years. In some stage, action could be needed to prevent this happening. Otherwise, financial markets may force policy action. In other words, something needs to change. The problems broader than welfare. From outgrowths, health, pensions, poor incentives, an ageing population and rising debt interest. It is a deep rooted fiscal problem of which the rising welfare billion in increasingly visible manifestation. This is highlighted by several that about 5-6 million working-age people in England and Wales are claiming some form of welfare, above the levels seen during the pandemic. These numbers explain why welfare has moved to the control of the fiscal debate. ORR forecasts show welfare spending rising from £204.7b on 2018-2017 to £409.2b on 2019-2018. While high levels of welfare spending are not appreciated, previously they were often excessive induced, or cyclical. Now they appear structural. Support is essential for those in

'Britain risks being locked into a Groundhog Day of rising spending, higher taxes, and weak growth'

need. That is not the issue. It's about the need for better targeting. Debt needs to fall relative to GDP. That requires spending restraint particularly through controlling the growth of health and welfare spending and improving public sector inflation. Equally, the pension triple lock is expensive and should be replaced by a sustainable underation to earnings or inflation. Indeed, there is a need for workers, too, to be safeguarded with indication of personal allowances, and not exposed to the wealth tax of local drug. Economists know the long-term numbers do not add up. The fiscal watching confirms it. Fathers and men that difficult decisions take their daily lives to be taken. Yet the political system continues to behave as though those choices can be postponed indefinitely. They can't. The only issue risks locking Britain into a Groundhog Day of rising spending, higher taxes, more borrowing and weak growth. The lesson from hypernormalisation is the need to confront economic reality before that reality hits. Dr Gerard Lyons is chief economist at Netexaab

Long road ahead Chinese-made buses and trucks for export to Africa are loaded on to a ship at a port in Yantai, in the country's eastern Shandong province.

Rayner's rules won't fix housebuilding crisis unless the economy improves

ADAM SMITH

Developers cannot build homes profitably at prices buyers can afford – and Labour is failing to help

NOTES A POVER: Under the new planning rules introduced this week will 'really the housing crisis' 'they won't'. Britain undoubtedly has a planning problem. But increasingly it also has a housebuilding economic problem. Developers cannot build homes profitably at the prices buyers can afford, and the Government keeps making things worse. Until they confront that, they can rewrite the planning rules as often as they like, but nothing will change. The latest changes from contract to the problem, developers get a new 'default yes' for housing within walking distance of well-connected

railway stations, including on some Green Belt land. That is not a bit. But alongside these changes come minimum density requirements. The government is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit. But it is not a bit.

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secured planning approval in England in the first quarter of this year. Over the past year, permission was granted for roughly 100,000 homes. Nowhere near the 3000,000-a-year pace required to meet the Government's ambition. The explanation is increasingly economic rather than business rate. Materials and labour costs have risen faster than house prices, and governments have loaded on new taxes, levies and irregularities. The Home Builders Protection estimates that the cost of constructing a home has increased by 470,000 since 2020, 420,000 were taken directly from government. This is an industry being squeezed, not one sitting on an enormous pipeline of potential new homes waiting for longer. But the government is a lot of additional things to load on to a system that everyone, including the Government, thinks is already too slow and too expensive. The Government is therefore urging homebuilders to build, build, build, but only the density, with this much aftertable housing, these accessibility standards and these infrastructure contributions, while

rising from 330,000 in 2020-27 to more than 300,000 in 2030-31. But it added an unusually pointed career. The effect of the reform had 'yes to meaningfully materialise' in the actual data. These figures are therefore ripe for re-examination. If the ORR looks at approvals at 4.20 year low, competition forecast to fall rather than double, and housebuilders' margins being squeezed rather than contoured, and cost reductionally half the promised uplift will show up, this would mean £2.7m disappearing from the 'Home Bus's headroom. If it decides the planning developed will fail to meet the plan at all, that figure rises towards £2.8m a year. Rayner's announcement this week gives the ORR little reason to think of any further differences in overall revision of some sort. Britain does need to make it easier to get permission to build. But permission is worthless if nobody can afford to build the homes' right. 'The Office for Budget Responsibility's (ORR) current forecasts include a housebuilding issue that isn't happening now' – and is unlikely to happen in the near future. The ORR scored Labour's planning reforms as worth £91,000 additional homes in March 2021, which would lead to 45.2pc increase in GDP by 2020 – and labour borrowing of £3.4bn a year by the end of the year. The ORR left that assumption essentially intact in March this year, still just filling in housing additions

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The Daily Telegraph Tuesday 30 August 2020

Business

My child is a Neet... what should I do to help them?

Young people are finding it increasingly hard to find long-term employment but support is at hand

By Rachel Wait

YEARS of doing the school run, helping with homework, paying for extra-curricular activities or even tutors – all for your child to end up sitting at home with no job and no prospects. It's a hard pill for any parent to swallow, yet more families are facing this situation, about one million young people in Britain are classed as 'Neets' – not in education, employment or training. It can be difficult and downplaying, both for the 18 to 24-year-olds themselves and the parents at a loss are to how to help them. We've up-dent to education and employment reports to find out what support parents can offer a Neet, without taking over.

Understand the problem

Before you start looking for solutions, it's important to understand what's stopping your child from taking the next step. 'This could be linked to a lack of confidence, mental health challenges, uncertainty about career options or previous setbacks,' said Matthew Newsham, head of employment and partner at Law firm Birketts. 'Taking time to listen and understand the situation, rather than immediately focusing on solutions, can help rebuild conditions and trust.'

Dr Hannah Reilly, a doctor at clinical psychologist from Central Health London, added: 'Many young people in this situation feel disavowal and disempowered. They are more likely to benefit from your steady belief in them, consistent encouragement and mind, achievable steps than from dramatic interventions or cycles of pushing and pulling back.'

Explore all options together

Ever people walk straight into their dream career. Instead, they'll start with smaller steps in roles they might not love, but spend time in to gain

valuable experience, develop new skills and find out what they do and don't enjoy doing the way.

Prof Tim Amos, of DST University, said: 'Young people are often presented with a choice between a traditional three-year degree and a young straight into work, but there are many other routes available, including traditional apprenticeships as well as degree-apprenticeships and flexible higher education pathways. The King's Trust charity (aเดีย) chose between the ages of 11 and 16 develop the skills and confidence to find a job, or even start their own business.'

Encouraging your child to consider volunteering, work experience or an entry-level role can also be worthwhile. Susan Eamahan, a career-developmental professional at Foran the Future, said: 'Employers admire those who show initiative – for example, those who walk dogs for their neighbors, help the elderly with their shopping or teach themselves new skills.'

Agree realistic expectations at home If your child is still living at home, it's important to balance support with clear expectations. Agreeing goals can help provide structure, whether that's committing to apply for suitable roles, advancing career appointments or interviews, rewarding training opportunities, or contributing to household responsibilities.

Mr Newsham said: 'Clear expectations can help create routine and accountability, both of which are valuable when someone is trying to re-enter education or the workplace.'

Support without taking over

It can be difficult to strike the right balance between supporting your child and doing too much. Whilst it's natural to want to help, going too far can undermine their confidence and lead to arguments and resentment in future, when things will depend on the situation and how much help your child wants.

For others, there's a clear line. For example, it's due to offer gentle advice, but you should avoid contacting employers on your child's behalf or

Encouraging your child to consider volunteering, work experience or an entry-level role can be worthwhile

More than one million Neets

10- to 24-year-olds met in employment, education or training

writing their CV or application for them. Ian Nicholas, of recruitment agency Reef, said: 'Employers want to get a gun into some of the person behind the application, including their strengths, potential and what they could bring to the role.'

Help them recognise their skills

Advances in Id man the world of work is changing in pace, but young adults have more to offer potential employers than they realise. As a parent who's applied for jobs, you can help your child work out what interests them, as well as identify transferable skills. The key is being able to 'sell' these skills to employers – training them in a way to prove their usefulness in the workplace, and being confident talking about these skills when applying for work.

Mr Newsham said: 'Employers are often looking for qualities such as reliability, communication, organisation and problem-solving ability, and helping a young person recognise their strengths and to a significant confidence boost.'

Try to keep the conversation open However frustrating you're finding your child's lack of progress, it's important to make sure they know

they have your support, without feeling pressured. Mr Newsham said: 'Parents are often more successful when they take an encouraging and collaborative approach, discussing goals and options together rather than issuing demands on dimensions. The aim should be to help the young person feel support, not just judged.'

Don't neglect your own wellbeing and finances

Finally, while you might be preoccupied by your child's struggles, it's important to look after yourself too.

Dr Reilly said: 'If applying a child through this stage can be emotionally demanding, and you are far more able to provide calm, hopeful support if you are looking after yourself as well.'

Remember, too. But you don't have to deal with everything on your own. Your UK local authority, current services or specialist charities might be able to provide additional support if needed.

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Rise in job openings for authors and actors

Professions showing the biggest increase in job vacancies in recent weeks include authors, writers, translators and actors, according to research.

In contrast, there was a fall in job defects for secondary school teachers and underwriters, the Recruitment and Employment Confederation said.

Areas of the country with the biggest increase in job defects generally included Milton Keynes, Westminster, Solihull and the Ockney Islands, said the report.

Consumer confidence falls amid job insecurity

Consumer confidence took away back this month as job security worsened to its weakest level for more than three years, according to new figures.

The S&P Global UK consumer sentiment index slipped to 42.8 for the month, compared with a previous four-month high of 40.4 in July.

Just reading below 50 indicates that sentiment remains broadly negative.

Marxam Bolsch, Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said: 'The recent better growth seen in the economy is failing to feed through to households.'

AstraZeneca halts lung cancer treatment trial

Drug giant AstraZeneca has revealed its latest setback as it halted a late-stage lung cancer treatment trial.

The PTM 300 firm said it found its Valvadosong drug, when combined with chemotherapy, was unlikely to boost survival rates for lung cancer patients when compared with another existing treatments.

The decision marks a further blow after AstraZeneca saw billions wiped off its stock market value following its decision in July to stop a trial for a new heart disease drug, called Wainux.

Most holidaymakers worry about money

A survey has found that money worries follow some holidaymakers around for several days of their break or permit for the whole trip.

Highly more than a quarter (25p) of holidaymakers who worry about money and they switched off straight away, research commissioned by app (Huttamorey Road).

By the end of the first day on holiday, the proportion rises to 36p; that it takes up to three days before most have left their financial concerns behind the research indicated. By that point, 53p, have switched off.

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Medium value 10% of prize fund	£1,000	19,892
	£500	59,676
Lower value 80% of prize fund	£100	2,366,135
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Some months, however, the Japanese City continues to end lightning, and the roll of steam was almost no more for two hours of the morning, while rain swept down as a tropical design. A two sheet two crickels made the storm commenced and almost again of warm water up with it, although the night had been immediately calm before. The lightning was nearly short with brittle flakes between, and the after over the sea was wonderfully picturesque. The rain was so heavy that brittle along the front brown almost filled with water, and the locations were hard like being out they windstaged well. Then with half a century experience of the climate of the Chama-timon that has been a great good way to have a more successful way to be a good way.

During the height of the storm, while the grass in the Chama-timon was not very smooth, the sickness of the wind and a heavy rush of snow took down beyond the control of the harbour area, and, from the 1000s, the Japanese University injured through being struck in the chest while swore bunked. The occurrence of a hospital, because state that just as the dark grass were being opened there was a sudden 30 tons of the sea outside the grass. Fattening particularly total lightning, and they had the impression that something had struck the water over the atmosphere of the storm.

The rainfall was increased in 10 minutes. Men was registered, and he drove home. That of men was reported.

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Firemen were reported from the long from their crick in pumping water out of the shellwoods and leachery premises. In each location, the sea is dark and the water out on the of water, the yellow, black or overturning by the wind of rains and trees between the ground in the gale. A trenching the sea completely scorched.

Marquis, a few miles away, escaped in a remarkable way the full form of the storm. The damage done was uncontrollable, being limited to flooding in how thing arose and a few minor displacement of them and rain left in the open.

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What is described as a thunderbelt, opened of a tree at the side of the main road in Cambridge, villages around 1.5 feet of a village, and the damage to the trees. At 6.8 hours the village closed into struck, and barley stocks were underdressing the roads.

The severity of a hundred of galls heralded the at one over the village, and were where the village was discharged, and the still found between the yards of thunder. In the last of 9 gals a number of houses had been demolished, was struck by lightning, the character stuck today, knocked down and the roof stopped. The occupants escaped injury.

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Hayden Panettiere

Former child actress who starred in Nashville and spoke candidly about the perils of early fame

HEATERS PANETTIERE, who has died aged 36, became one of America's best-known teenage actresses in the era of illness, and went on to further acclaim in the category and received a app. Nashville, but he is now worth care to be.

overhadowed by an all-starred personal life planet out in the place of the working-offlight. Learned by having into above business, Hayden Panettiere has long-awaited a move, than 20 television commercials by the other, she was five. She was already a familiar face in film and television where she was, and in NBC's superhero-drama Bivens (2009) 90 at the age of 84.

Changing the registers of a diverse group of ordinary people mysteriously endorsed with a superpowers, Bivens became a global hit. An Chase theater, a teenager who observes that she can prepare me from any injury. She bleeds, perils, and has Panettiere spent much of the programme half as a doorknobel's outfit. Just she gave a tiny performance that tranceed her as very scanty aspect of the role to make her the stand-out among the committee cast.

She became an international pin-up, with a girl says she is partisan-like to model the press to hymn her as an all-American sweetheart. And yet, although her success in Bivens care her cast in several films, she was an edge to her acting that set out undeniably with the bland role she was given.

When she played another directorate, in the high-school case one I love (i.e., Both Coggy GIRL and My Young Man in film Time that she just doesn't want that comfortable in the role of) turns stintling, bluntly fiasco... She has a restroom that speaks of having already suffered at the age of 84. She has a long time in the too damaged to play the poem sports.

As I don't transport it, I'm two harsh surprising. Throughout her four years on Bivens, she found himself the subject of having talked in a number of ways (or most lacked of a brain-fed human-to-devour every single day) - and Bivens (peril), so dysmorphia after her reliable became a type of national discussion while she was in the past.

Meanwhile, her 88 representative offered her "happy play" to help her outright, but it was a market leader even in Bivens she declared there were the "galway drug that achieved her overall... the downfall of addiction". A supposed friend turned out to be a person who would prevent her to weld sleeves and other non-nutrition factors and assist him, whom she outraged by refusing to have sex. Her parents divorced amid the deterioration of her relationship with her mother, who, by Happiness as wish, had a strict activity pushed her towards fame and now wanted a share of the proceeds.

After Bivens ended, she doesn't believe for describing the murder of Meredith (brother as "crowdly great man" whose she was cast in the title role of the television in Jessandra June. She also on Truck in July 2008. But she wrote not to triumph at the drama series Nashville (2010) 88 at Joliette feature, a young country star to decide, rivalry with the failing veteran singer Rayna Joyner (Cranial Edition).

Major Patrick Brook

Royal Dragoons officer decorated for gallantry while serving in the Sultan of Oman's army

MARCH PATRICK BROOK, who has died aged 61, played a notable part in the debate of a rebellion he had for his most kind nationalist revolutionary groups while serving with the Sultan of Oman's Army.

A 1996 development the despite, and nocturnary Sultan of Oman, Saddam Tamer, half-joys in 1994 in the northern province of Dhaka, and summer states, a low level until the newly established People's Association, Bangkok of Yemen next door subscribed the movement and equipped the rebels with modern Chinese and Soviet weapons, supplies and security.

The rebelled-matured large areas of the province and cut off the combined two southern capital islands, to the capital Muscat, about 450 miles to the north, Brook joined the Muscat Regiment in 1989 on a recruitment from its The Royal Dragoons (TRD).

On operations, he worked with the Banshah Tewkshow Wipaham-Pomors, Bt, the Bosan engineer and writer, who commanded the Re-communators Platoon. The daughter was there and frequent, and the other was the first to be taken.

On one occasion, with Pomors in a convoy breaking south to Dhaka, Brook was a great deal of success. The two men and those with so down, the dead-off and died out of the vehicle. In the 1986, no one noticed.

No doubt feeling rather dismaying, he was not only four, without water, food, shade or a company, following the vehicle for his in-respectation that ever quit 80 to 140. When his absence was eventually discovered, the convoy turned back and was still in the 1990s.

On another occasion, a male carrying a Vishnu machine gun-joins behind behind the other, and the other, who was probably thought that they were being attached to a new secret weapon and ran for their lives.

On completion of a very tough operation, Brook was attached to a Muscat Distinguished Service Medal for gallantry.

Patrick Batesy, Ranger Brook was born in Muscatia, Wipahamdan, in Ireland, on the 1990s. He was a member of the 1990s, served with the Community Rangers in the New World War. Brook's was educated at 16 Edmunds's School, Canterbury, before doing his best military training at Wens (1990) and was a member of the 1990s, commanded into TRD as a second lieutenant.

Patrick Brook, right, with two closest intelligence officers at the Midway base in Dhaka, 1974

Shortly after joining his regiment in Malaya, he was appointed aide de camp to the Governor of Tanzania. In the end of a two-year tour, he drove his Mini around the entire coast of Australia.

In 1993, Brook accompanied 1829 to Estimolda West Germany. He was a good background player and was usually able to pay his most bills from his winnings. One evening, he was particularly successful, and an unfortunate "opponent earlier desperation." Well, you have doomed me one. It is what better have any car. It is totally old but here are the boys and you will find it up at the tank yard.

The next day, Brook, highly excited, went to clans his winnings, only to be told that the car had been too close to the ranges. He was a lot of good, but he was not for a good help if he would kindly remove the remains.

Also this service with the Muscat Regiment he returned to regimental duties with 1821 in 1995 the regiment, and he started with the Great House Guards to form the Bites and Reeds, and in 1997 he displayed with A Squab in an operation in Northern Ireland.

The following month he again volunteered for service, for which: The National Army replaced his a place camp by his son, Qaboos his, had, who had instituted major social and military reforms, and the tide of war was turning to his fervor.

In May the Brook assumed a command of the interned Car Squadron. A natural leader with access will, whose dogged

determination and enthusiasm was conceded by his mission to the U.S. Army. The 1990s, through the squadron's a high state of operational readiness, and military year his command had quadrupled over 30 tons per second. The 1990s, during the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s.

In January 1975 a major operation was launched in a recent field of the military. A heavily evaded and badly groan, the rebel Regiment, supported the 1-1-1000 squadron of 22,000, was successfully launched for quality foot momentum. Brook was told to assume immediate command of the operation and fail to use control of the 1-1000 squadron, which is the most successful.

It was a special incident in the war and the Sultan invaded him in due to his Distinguished Service Medal. He was also appointed MBE military; the citation paying tribute to his majoring leadership, Jude and Grocery.

During this time, he was hailgored by an Oman who was in the withdrawal up that wanted to join up and fight Brook refused but the man presented, and eventually he gave way. The command young man went on to command the Sultan's Armed Forces as Chief of Police (Staff, General Abbot) Hared.

In 1971 Brook retired from the Army. He marched near Pimphole next year, and the Police Office in Oman asked him what he would like as a working person. Not

just checking to me how little empathy people had.

She was born in the healthcare in 2000 when her co-off boy friend Brian McKevon, an entire agent and aspiring actor, was a pilot for an exciting her. In her role, The Daily Ht. 1 (for Houses, published earlier this year, she decided a catalogue of abuse. "One night he wants up my face as badly I don't know the house for more.")

In her book, she reflected on her eyes as a child's a tress, when she would be praised for the men found Daddy of her performance. "I could connect crying and looking that kind of emotional game on something that I can do to my life, and happy with me," she observed. "I've often wondered whether ... unintentionally. I've brought out my heart from a case if as word to thank they is good for me."

Hayden Long, the former who lives in August 28 1848 and was brought up in Palmetto, New York. Her father, Alan Lee Panettiere, was a member of the 1st Woman, she also seldom, but had a more complex and relationship with her mother. Jockey Voge, a former actress, who occurred her a role as a two-year commercial writer, she was 21 more than 20 years old.

Aged five she embarked on an on-and-off mine year start as Sault Enherve in the daytime soap opera the Life in Care in 2008. She was a claimant in the event of her, a young man, in the 1970s or 1980s, a drug's life, and at 10 she received good services to upscale United Washington in the film Kidnapping the Man.

And yet, she felt she was brought up in Palmetto dream, and in her own. "I loved for her to be proud of me and I felt like the only way that I really could get her how was to be able to get her. I was a good reading to a child." On one occasion, she claimed her mother(Z), who had been a good member of the 1st Woman, and she was a good member of the 1st Woman.

The end her family moved to Los Angeles when she was cast in Bivens in 2008, in the same year she was top-father in the film Cometha.

The Good Shadow and an another directorate, Bringa for a short training, was a member of the 2010 film The Good Shadow and an another directorate, Bringa for a short training, was a member of the 2010 film The Good Shadow and an another directorate, Bringa for a short training, was a member of the 2010 film The Good Shadow and an another directorate, Bringa for a short training, was a member of the 2010 film The Good Shadow and an another directorate, Bringa for a short training, was a member of the 2010 film The Good Shadow and an another directorate, Bringa for a short training, was a member of

The Good Shadow (2010) 88 at 2020, when her younger brother Hayden - also an actor, and her only sibling - died suddenly from a heart problem.

When she published their memoir in Men, her mother insisted that some of her claims had been invested to generate publicity. By that time they were managing, although they are limited their time had been the one to choose to look off to status.

Jude in 1978 it is her to hand to be the first 500,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

Her daughter survives here.

Hayden Panettiere, born August 28 1988, died August 14 2020

wanting to sound growth. he sent a fan during that cast of aged 1400 to establish greatly appreciated. A few days later, the night came in the "Bless managed to no one like Betty" and the "rights for George" (all Glorengles) won't sell.

With the love of style of literature created, in 1990 he returned to Oman to enter the Sultan of Oman's American Regiment. This marked the first time in the military service from counter-emergency operations to a modern and isolated army, General Hyechi, now 1940. Brook as the spiritual father of Oman's current armoured formation.

Between 1985 and 1987 he worked with Colonel John Blackford (and, the engineer and former Air Force) and was a political authorities in the large cities to enable disadvantaged young people to participate in "Operation Raleigh" expeditions abroad, testing conservation, volunteering and activities.

The two had first met in 1975 when Blackford (and was)douglas Banshah Pasman organize an expedition to the Faisal of Spain in The Year of France. Brook and the other, who were in the army, was 15执政党 and the 1st of the quarter, respectfully judged to be and increase holds, on to the highest rank of the military out-country service and test equipment.

In 1985, after turning to Bivens, Brook established a sporting picture gallery.

Between 1970 and 1976, he served with the Army, and was a member of the Mission, and only in Croatia. Subsequently, his work took him to both a member of the Eastern Slavous region of Croatia, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 1989, based in Kosovo, he was employed as a member of a organization for Security and Co-Operation in Europe. Bivens Banshah (the following year in Albania with the Kosovan Verification Mission working with the Refugee Task Force).

Aged 63 Brook was introduced to the thrill of powerful jung题ing, though this had been a major role in the 1990s. He began at the age of 61. In his spare time he enjoyed all sports, and walking his beloved Cairn turners.

Patrick Brook, who died after a traffic accident, was involved by his wife Joan, who was a great support to him throughout their mariner life, and their daughter, another daughter predecessor him, and a son died in infancy.

Major Patrick Brook, born August 22 1942, died July 1 2020

Father Benedict Chao

Trappist monk in China who survived the Mao terror

FATHER BENEDIC CHAO who has died aged 65, who is Chinese Trappist monk and the last surviving link with a brutal suppression by Slavs communists of the Cistercian monarchy of Hebei, as a citizen Chinese province near Beijing.

The 1st Lady of Consolation Abbe is Yangjiang, the first Cistercian monastery in China, had been founded in the mountains of Hebei by Trappist monk from the French Abbey of Shien. Some de-beg from in 1985, Father Chao was born in 1991 in Chengling, China, about 1940 he recorded the abbey's daughter's house. Our Lady of Art Abbey.

During the second New Japanese war of 1947 and subsequent Japanese occupation of China, the Trappist monk of Hebei, the reference hardship as Japanese troops who their grain and other food, in 1937 the monastery of Gao Lord of Gu was occupied by the Japanese, resulting in several months living unpronounced life.

The relative power following the Japanese withdrawal from China in 1941 was about 8,000, however, in July 1941 during the Civil War between Nationalist under Chinese Kai-Shek and Communist under Mao. The coup, Communism, and communism the monastery of Yangjiang, stripping it bare and subjecting its months to time to finalize. People's Union.

They were beaten with cities, screened and accused of being "agreement of the people" and collaborators with the Japanese and Nationalists.

Subsequently, after learning down their remained of the monastery, the Communists depicted the murals and sent them, with wrinkles and the chains or wire, on a few of much of some 100 miles through the mountains of northern China, during which some 33 of the 70 months died of exhaustion or maltreatment, or were executed.

Although the Communists also attached the Lady of Joy Abbey, lodging two murals, the others, including Father Chao, BoZ and Grand refuge at Shizhi over Chengdu in Xue zhen, were in the south western China still under Nationalist control, where they re-established their community. They remained there for 1991 years, until Christmas Day 1949 when the Communists

Chao be later suffered in Hong Kong with other Chinese

occupied the monastery and its surrounding city.

A couple of the young monks were severely hurtful and there were failed after being brought to travel. However, the elderly didn't had managed to arrange for a group of months, including Father Chao, to travel to Canada, where they were given refuge in the Monastery of Nuwe-Chimie de Pratimo in Maninila.

They had had a plan to re-establish their community in the British colony of Hong Kong, and in 1995 the Hong Kong government gave the Trappist's 70 hectares of empty land on Lantian island. Then Father Chao and seven other murders of the former who had not for community, joined by some survivors from the Our Lady of Consolation community, had a no memory with their own name. Originally named the "Trappist Haven Monastery", it was inaugurated in 1994.

The only two became sub-occupied by the murals began swearing over, and performing with Junior and chever, products which became highly valued by Hong Kong residents for their county taste. Although the dairy chowder, the 1980s were made in instruction in the move from Long in the New Territories, with processing operations managed by a private company, a few remaining cows can still be seen coming around Lantian. In 1974 Father Chao was elected as the third prior of the community, a position he held until 1998. Two years later the Cistercian order recognised the 20-strong community as an autonomous dairy, and it resumed the name Our Lady of Joy. Although the monastery itself is closed to the public, its grounds and parliamentary walls, a calm spiritual state for the people of Hong Kong.

Father Benedict Chao, born 1936, died July 12 2020

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shaped letters and language 4.00 What's the best? That are they and hard on. Tobacco explains going 5.00

The Greatest in the the World 5.27 Weather 6.00 6.10 Good News 6.20 Paul Sheila Perfect Pub (Jnl) And

and the 1st World News 6.20 Paul Sheila Perfect Pub (Jnl) And presently seen and subject of the

Mark Bargunov in the last 1.00 The Anders, Satan and by the last 4.725 Front from 4.00 Giving Young the front (B) The Hernday Story 8.40

to You 8.50 7.00 Singing Confusion 3.30 Liarh Service 5.50 Weather 6.10.00 The World Tough 8.00 Book of the

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12.40 Singing Forward 1.00 A World Service 6.00 News Summary 5.00 10:00 Inside Science 5.52

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Lady, with Miles Supp terrific on Final Bibliography who gives duodist was him to be the first the above.

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Channel 4

6.30 am The King of Queens (AD) (R) (S) 6.30 The King of Queens (AD) (R) (S) 7.00 The King of Queens (AD) (R) (S) 7.00 Everybody Loves Rape and (AD) (R) (S) 8.10 Everybody Loves Rape and (AD) (R) (S) 8.10 The King of (AD) (R) (S) 9.10 The King of (AD) (R) (S) 10.00 The King of (AD) (R) (S) 10.00 The King of (AD) (R) (S) 11.00 The King of (AD) (R) (S)

12.00 pm Channel 4 News (S) 12.10 The N.A. Pkg. (S) (AD) (R) (S) 12.10 The Great Person Grewaway (R) (S) 2.10 Countdown (S) 3.00 A Place to the Sea (R) (S) 4.00 The Great B&B Challenge (R) (S) 5.00 Glamour (AP) (AD) (R) 6.00 American Pickers (AD) (R) (S)

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6.00 am M'Rothale 9:19 January View (S) 9:20 No. 1 in Aisle (S) 12.45 pm S News at Lancashire (S) 12.50 Mail Allangjay (S) 2.20 FILM Living Next To Danger (2023) TV40: The Re-uttering Artist Marchie (S) 4.00 Castle (R) (S) 4.15 Love Nature (R) (S) 5.00 S News with Star Walter (S) 6.00 Glandine: Anand of the Mind (R) (S) 6.35 S News Update (S)

Westway Days

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6.30 am Bountrige with the London Philharmonic Orchestra (S) 7.00 St. Severn Rader The Joy of Conducting (S) 8.00 Ackor of the Year Masterpiece (AD) (S) 8.35 Artist of the Year Masterpiece (AD) (S) 9.00 Tales of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 9.30 Tales of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 10.00 Alluvialist music Presents (S) 10.00 Discovering Red Danger (AD) (S)

12.00 The Art of Film with Ian Nathan (AD) (S)

1.00 pm Tales of the Unexpected (AD) 2.00 The Alluvial Mistress in Hear (S) 3.00 The Maniac (S) 3.00 Discovering Sora Lothershipin (AD) (S) 5.00 Present Artist of the Year 2023 (AD) (S) 6.00 Tales of the Unexpected (AD) (S) 9.30 Tales of the Unexpected (AD) (S)

Wonderland: Godin

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6.00 am Teleshopping 7.20 The B&B (S) 8.00 Doctors (S) 8.50 Doctors (S) 9.20 Classic Holby City (S) 10.45 Cousins (R) 10.45 The B&B (R) 12.50 am Classic EastEnders (S) 1.25 Classic EastEnders (S) 2.00 Classic Neighbors (S) 3.30 Classic Neighbors (S) 3.00 Wildsmith Pearl (AD) (S) 4.05 Lousigny (S) 5.20 An Dark Side By (S) 6.00 Last of the Summer Wine (S) 6.40 Last of the Summer Wine (S)

Last of the Summer Wine

Talking Pictures TV

FM 10.15 AM 10.30 AM (R)

6.00 am TLM: To Have a Hitch Iced (1935) (A) 2nd a staring Paris & Son (S) 7.10 TLM: The New Roadshow Was a Native (1940) (A) 2nd a staring Paris & Son (S) 8.00 TLM: The Love Nature (1955) (A) 2nd a staring Paris & Son (S) 10.40 TLM: The Stinging Love of the Mysteries (1955) (A) 2nd a staring Paris & Son (S) 1.00 pm The Adventures of William Tell 1.35 FILM: Steam for Danger (1945) (A) 2nd a staring Paris & Son (S) 2.25 What Can TPTV with Neal (S) 2.35 The Bangkok Show (1945) (A) 2nd a staring Paris & Son (S) 4.20 FILM: The Gentle Star (1945) (A) 2nd a staring Paris & Son (S) 5.50 Look at the End (S) 6.25 Whipples (S) 6.50 The Man from UNCLE (S)

Film4

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6.00 am TLM: The Full Who Would Be King (2019) Fantasy adventure starring Louis Anthourne Series (AD) (S) 1.20 pm TLM: The Woodlanders (1997) The most body drama starring Emily McCall (S) 3.15 FILM: Shoemakids (1992) Aunty at 2nd the warrior starring James Stewart (S) 5.20 FILM: Last World (1992) An agreement professor lead-up expedition to prove his theory that showcases self-surface in the Amazon Fantasy adventure with Claude Paris, Michael Simeon and Jill St. (AP) (AD) (S)

Last of the Summer Wine

7.00 Last of the Summer Wine Fuggy loses a business opportunity (S) 8.00 'Alle' Nike' Rune and the resistance attempt to struggle the animal back to England (S) 9.30 'Alle' Nike' Rune is place to shape with Yvette gowny (S) 9.00 'Alle' Nike' Rune is pre-tro-Merc, the Cotonet and Graine on the right team in Cotonet (S) 9.35 New Tricks New evidence sheds light on the death of a woman (AD) (S) 10.35 Luther The director's day is a shining body even of another murder (AD) (S) 11.10 Fantasy TV 11.45 Legend of the 'The King of Brady Publishing' (2023) Discovering allured the villain actress and artist 9.00 My Wives with Luliana Friend 9.00 - 6.00am The Art of Film with Ian Nathan 7.55 Buscanner Esquire goes about Burton's big deal (S) 7.55 Buscanner Esquire goes about Burton's big deal (S) 9.00 FILM: A Dandy in Apple (1990) Spy thriller starring Laurence Harvey (S) 11.10 FILM: A Dandy in Apple (1990) Spy thriller starring Laurence Harvey (S) 11.10 Fantasy TV 11.45 Legend of the 'The King of Brady Publishing' (2023) Discovering allured the villain actress and artist 9.00 My Wives with Luliana Friend 9.00 - 6.00am The Art of Film with Ian Nathan

A Dandy in Apple

7.15 FLM: Horizon (see 2023) An outright couple discover new attitudes of fear should be single-organic Cheetah講座 without the pilot suffers a bad match. Thriller starring Allison Williams (S) 9.00 FILM: 9.5 (2023) When an astronaut crashes on a mysterious planet, he lights his animal and stinks its moody wildlife. So if a laboratory-starring Aiden Givan and Ariana Greenblatt (AD) (S) 10.00 FILM: The Woman King (2023) An all-Years group of men the outburst to protect the West African legions of Datsunya, Historical drama starring Virda Desir and Travis Mowla (AD) (S) 1.30 - 3.30am FILM: Raverine's (1999) Horror starring Gay Poole and Robert Carlyle

7.15 FILM: Horizon (see 2023) An outright couple discover new attitudes of fear should be single-organic Cheetah講座 without the pilot suffers a bad match. Thriller starring Allison Williams (S) 9.00 FILM: 9.5 (2023) When an astronaut crashes on a mysterious planet, he lights his animal and stinks its moody wildlife. So if a laboratory-starring Aiden Givan and Ariana Greenblatt (AD) (S) 10.00 FILM: The Woman King (2023) An all-Years group of men the outburst to protect the West African legions of Datsunya, Historical drama starring Virda Desir and Travis Mowla (AD) (S) 1.30 - 3.30am FILM: Raverine's (1999) Horror starring Gay Poole and Robert Carlyle

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7.00 Channel 4 News (S) 8.00 The Great ADHD Myth? Psychiatrist Max Pivettavish challenges conventional thinking about ADHD (AD) (S) 9.00 Celebrity Hunted Gloria Huneford provides a cult future for her fugitives (AD) (S)

9.00 Celebrity Hunted Gloria Huneford provides a cult future for her fugitives (AD) (S)

10.00 Goggleshot Fina Celebrity Get Me Out of Need I comes under scrutiny (AD) (R) (S)

11.00 Second Love of Gypsy Wives 12.20am Dating Women's (S) (S) (S) 1.00 Romney's Heart Hall (S) The Punch 2.45 FLM Cheers (2022) 2.50am starring Peter Dingle 4.20 Coughs Covers She with Me 5.10 A Place to the Sun 5.45 Sunday Bunch 5.50 - 6.30am Countdown

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10.30 James Ridger The Trial The story of the 1920 English trial of Jim Newellon and Robert Thompson (R) (S)

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7.00 Alluvialist musical Presents A man's role should be affected his beloved dog alive (S)

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8.00 The World in a Fitting: Manet's Langer The story of the young man of sex (R) (S)

9.35 Art To Philanthropy Treasures Modern from the Tundra The stories behind those who have no significant duties masterpiece (AD) (S)

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ITV3

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11.10 am Heartbeat 11.25 pm Heartbeat 1.30 Willow on the 1.45 Classic Cinematics 4.00 Classic Cinematics 4.40 Classic Cinematics 5.15 Classic Cinematics Street 5.50 Heartbeat 6.10 Heartbeat 9.00 Vint 10.00 Grandchester 11.00 Grandchester 11.50 Visit at the Studios 12.10 am Visit at the Studios 1.15 George and Mildred 2.20 Unrest with ITV 3.30 - 6.00am Handicapping

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U&Gold

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U&Yesterday

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10.00 Antique Roadshow 1.00 pm Antique Roadshow 2.00 Rargan's 2.5 at 3.00 Rargan's 2.5 at 4.00 Second Day Street 5.00 The World's World 6.00 Antique Roadshow 7.00 The Blue Planet 8.00 Rargan's 2.5 at Redwing Chester 9.00 Rargan's 2.5 at 10.00 Rargan's 2.5 at 11.00 Rargan's 2.5 at Redwing Chester 1.00 am Next A, The A, Plenty 2.00 Attendant Engineering 3.00 - 9.00am Handicapping

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10.25 am House of the Dragon 12.15 pm Heritable Life on the Street 1.30 Heritable Life on the Street 2.30 Silence 3.45 Silence 4.40 The Land of Life 5.45 The Land of Life 6.45 House of the Dragon 7.45 House of the Dragon 8.00 Little bird 10.00 Little bird 11.00 House of the Dragon 12.10 am House of the Dragon 1.30 Silence 2.00 Silence 3.40 - 4.35am The Good Way

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BBC One 7.00 - 7.30pm New Sky 12.15am Scotland 1.00 The Hill (UK) 1.30 - 6.00am BBC News BBC Scotland 2.00pm Rargan's Scotland News at Speed 1.00 The Great Hortland 4.00 The Surning Life 8.00 Walter The World at thelangle 10.00 Good House 1.5 and 10.30 Homer 15.30 from of the Black Indiquate 1.5 to 17.00 The Highland Line Presents, in The World 10.45 - 6.00am Ship on TV 1.50 - 9.00am High Point

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11.25am News Gold 12.25pm Top New 2.25PM History of Whitchens' Gene (Ching) 3.00 Top New The Year Like 4.00 Top Classic Secret (Ching) 5.00 Film: David J. Green 7.00 Discovery & Whitchens: David Hickey 1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00+1.45/2.00

ITV2

12.15am Channel 12.25pm End of the Devil, 12.15pm World's World 2.00 The First 2.00 The First West of the World 4.00 The First West of the World 5.00 The Fall Houseworn of Beverly Hill 6.00 Gold and Gold Jubilee 7.00 The First 8.00 The 10.15am World's World 10.40 Family Guy 10.30 American Girl 12.15am World's Acquire 1.00 Film 1.30 They'll be Neighbored Wars 2.00 Unrest with ITV 3.00 6.00am Handicapping

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12.00am Fidelity Antique Real Trip 12.15pm 1st Sample: Fidelity Mark 1.00 Classic We Wanna in the

Millennial 7.00th Enlight (1) to 3.00 The Great A-800 All for Family Kirkman A-80 Celebrity Antique Real Trip 2.00 Double 3.00 The Great Celebrity Special 8.00 Best the Dream 9.00 The Great 10.00 The Great Celebrity Special 11.00 A-2000 12.00 Bridge of Love, 3.00am The Great 2.00 The Great Celebrity Special 5.00 4.00am The Great

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News Scotland Qualitarism 1.00pm The House One 2.00 Old and Dared 3.00 Died and Dared, Classic Care 4.00 Died, The 1.5, 2.0m to 3.00 The Fertilistic Andrian News 7.00 Antique Road Trip 8.00 At 4.00 and Bare Street, 9.00 (Alison Sega) Little Shear of Antique 10.00 The The Great 10.15, 10.00 The 1.5, 2.0m to 1.00am (George Norton) 3.00 4.00am (George Norton) The Rothman

Discovery

News Scotland 1.00 The Gold 1.00pm In 1st Family Waterloo Vol 3.00 Film It's Here 5.00 Mades: Theoretical Revue 1.00 Wheeler Stables 1.10 Standard Card 15.00 In the Out of the Town 12.00 Standard Card 10.00 Standard Card 2.00am in the Out of the Town 3.00 4.00am Gold Saver

PBS America

11.15am The Tenth Moral Tracts: Super-Expeditive De-Definitely 12.00pm Westward: Earth's Extremes 1.00 World of Theology of Life The Dreams 2.00 Frames The Lord Apostles 2.00 The Tenth Moral Tracts 1.00 World of Theology of Life 6.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00 World of Theology of Life 1.00

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News USA: Sutton (2022) The story of Analytic The War and the Dealing Inside Debbie 12.25pm (AP) The First Year The 4.00 The Debbie 12.00 Discovery, Michael Hester A-80.00 to Prince George 7.00 the Secret Case: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War

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News Africa: Hector's 1.00pm French Time 12.00 1.00 1.5 2.00 The The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War: The Great American War

Great Mystery

News Canada: 1.00pm In Plain Light 2.00 to 3.00 5.00 (Squaw) World's 1.00 The Art 1.00 the Art 1.00 South 2.00 to Sargentine 3.00 in Plain Light 10.00 6.00: Morning Time: Montreal, The Art in the New (2022) Series starring India, Netwani Hester, 2.00 Good House on 2022 3.00 10.00: Morning New Mysteries World's 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00: The Art 1.00

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Forecast

General situation

Cloud and laughter intervals and beauty across the United Kingdom today with showers in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England. The cold morning shower is excellent. England and Wales, then dry later.

4) Landau Creek

England, Choworth,

SW England, S

England, NE England, S

1. Rugby, Midlands

The cold morning shower, then then and

England (pre-mix 1)

Man 63/107 (8h 20C), 4

grain in madrasim 9

and, Northern Ireland

sought with a shower

day. 8p 12 0:00

11:00 4NW England, Lake

Hale, Lake, 4 NW England, NE England

Mords clench today

and caught with a shower, Man 63/107

12:00 4.5 grain in

madrasim 9' and, Man 63/107 9' 4

4 Wales

The cold shower today

and caught, Man 63/107

14:00 12:00 4.5 grain in

madrasim 9' to 8W

4:00 8:00 4:00 8:00

4) Scotland

Is almost doorless and

booey today and

sought. Man 63/107

14:00 4.5 msham 9' 4

4:00 8:00 4:00 8:00

4NW Scotland, NW

Scotland, Glasgow,

East Highlands

Slight 9' 4pm 10

Scotland, NE Scotland,

Edinburgh, Cheshire

Dorset, Westport,

Perth, Orkney,

Munster

Mords clench with

doorless and today

and caught, Man 63/107

14:00 12:00 4.5 g 4.5 msham 9' to 8W

4:00 8:00 4:00 8:00

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	New Worlds			Director	New			New Worlds			Chairman
	Date	Time	Date		Date	Time	Date	Time	Date	Time
Alanken	0.7	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	1.0"	0:15	12"	47	doom	Olew
Becksworth	1.0"	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	1.1"	0:15	12"	47	doom	Olew
Becksworth	1.0"	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	1.1"	0:15	12"	47	doom	Olew
Alamson	0.7	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	0.8"	0:15	12"	47	doom	Olew
Becksworth	1.0"	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	0.8"	0:15	12"	47	doom	Olew
Becksworth	1.0"	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	0.8"	0:15	12"	47	doom	Olew
Becksworth	1.0"	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	0.8"	0.8	0.8	0	doom	Olew
Becksworth	1.0"	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	0.8"	0.8	0.8	0	doom	Olew
Becksworth	1.0"	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	0.8"	0.8	0.8	0	doom	Olew
Becksworth	1.0"	0.00	28" 10"	doom	Director	0.8"	0.8	0.8	0	doom	Olew
Becksworth	1.0"	0:00	28" 10"	doom	Director	0.8"	0.8	0.8	0	doom	Olew
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制度与权力批判深度研判：The Daily Telegraph (2026-08-18)

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▌ 本日全报思想与文化深思雷达 (Intellectual & Cultural Significance Radar)

在系统通盘梳理本期报纸所涉及的所有国际政治、经济、社会与文化报道后，以下 4 个具体事件在思想史、文化政治与制度伦理层面最值得学者进一步深思：

1. 【英国住房政策改革：旅居者营地规划权的制度性重构】 [F2_2 🔍]-[F2_13 🔍]

   • 事件简述：英国住房大臣安吉拉·雷纳（Angela Rayner）撤销两项关键规划规则，令议会和居民更难阻止未经授权的旅居者营地；自2020年1月以来，英格兰此类营地数量激增70%，从2,960个增至4,800个 [F2_5 🔍]。保守党指责工党“令旅居者更易设立非法营地并在事后轻松获得批准——往往在他们已建造永久性结构之后” [F2_10 🔍]。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：触动了主权权力与边界治理的根本张力——现代主权国家如何在“合法性”与“秩序”之间寻找平衡？哈贝马斯的“合法性危机”理论与福柯的“治理术”在此交汇：规划权的收缩是否意味着主权权力向技术官僚逻辑的退让？同时，此举也暴露了“法律形式主义”与“实质正义”的永恒冲突。

2. 【前列腺癌筛查权利被剥夺：生物政治与生命权的制度性漠视】 [F4_19 🔍]-[F4_26 🔍]

   • 事件简述：英国政府悄然撤销50岁以上男性前列腺癌筛查（PSA）指导方针，专家警告此举“将喪命” [F4_20 🔍]。英国前列腺癌五年生存率（88.7%）落后于德国（106%）、挪威（103%）和法国（101%） [F4_25 🔍]。克里斯·布斯教授批评政府“草率”决定撤销这项已实施数十年的指导方针 [F2_22 🔍]。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：直击福柯“生物权力”理论的现实裂痕——国家如何通过对生命过程的控制（筛查权）实现对人口的间接治理？同时，此举也反映了新自由主义健康治理逻辑：成本效益优先于生命权，将个体生命降格为“可计算的风险群体”。

3. 【水务公司溢价定价提议：公用事业商品化与生命政治的交织】 [F5_27 🔍]-[F5_32 🔍]

   • 事件简述：69%的英国供水商计划在干旱期间对水资源收取“溢价定价”，首相明确反对 [F5_28 🔍]。英国正面临有记录以来最炎热夏季，2700万人生活在限水禁令下 [F5_31 🔍]。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：水资源作为“生命必需品”与“商品”之间的张力，在气候危机语境下被进一步放大。阿甘本的“例外状态”理论在此得到验证：干旱成为常态，溢价定价是否将水资源纳入“例外经济”的治理逻辑？

4. 【NHS暂停Palantir软件培训：算法治理与伦理审查的制度性缺失】 [F7_47 🔍]-[F7_59 🔍]

   • 事件简述：NHS数据负责人取消了一场面向员工的Palantir软件培训网络研讨会，因担心与该公司“产生关联” [F7_47 🔍]。Palantir与以色列和美国政府合作，工党议员及亲巴勒斯坦游说团体施压政府终止5.3亿英镑合同 [F7_50 🔍]。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：触动了算法治理的“黑箱”问题——Palantir作为“技术霸权”的象征，其算法逻辑如何在NHS内部运作？同时，此举也反映了“伦理审查的制度性缺失”：技术引入的伦理争议为何只能通过“政治压力”而非制度化机制解决？

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▌ 精选核心专题深度思想论证 (In-Depth Dialectical Monograph)

专题一：【从“合法性危机”到“治理术”：英国住房政策改革的主权权力重构】

（现实困境深描）：英国住房大臣安吉拉·雷纳撤销两项关键规划规则，令议会和居民更难阻止未经授权的旅居者营地；自2020年1月以来，英格兰此类营地数量激增70%，从2,960个增至4,800个 [F2_5 🔍]。保守党指责工党“令旅居者更易设立非法营地并在事后轻松获得批准——往往在他们已建造永久性结构之后” [F2_10 🔍]。此举背后，是政府在“住房短缺”与“社会秩序”之间寻找平衡的制度性困境：一方面，工党政府承诺到2026年交付1300万套新住宅 [F2_13 🔍]；另一方面，旅居者营地的激增挑战了既有的社会秩序与环境正义 [F2_6 🔍]。

（博弈机制与话语策略剖析）：规划改革的核心在于“授权重量”的重新分配——议会在评估申请时，原本可考虑“未经授权营地可能造成的潜在环境损害”，但新指导意见已取消这些要求 [F2_6 🔍]。政府消息人士辩称，框架内其他方面的变更将令旅居者营地更难获得追溯性规划许可 [F2_8 🔍]，但此说辞的“技术官僚”色彩浓厚，掩盖了权力重构的真实意图。保守党影子住房大臣詹姆斯·塞弗利爵士的指控——“全国各地社区正被迫容忍少数旅居者的违法行为” [F2_9 🔍]，则将矛盾指向了“法律形式主义”与“实质正义”的冲突。

（历史思想资源的平等对话）：哈贝马斯在《合法性危机》中指出，现代国家的合法性依赖于“程序正义”与“实质正义”的平衡 [1]。福柯在《规训与惩罚》中进一步揭示了“治理术”如何通过规则重构实现对社会的间接控制 [2]。当代学者如温迪·布朗（Wendy Brown）在《规制民主》（Regulating Democracy）中分析了新自由主义治理逻辑如何侵蚀民主程序 [3]。这些理论资源共同揭示了英国住房政策改革的深层逻辑：主权权力正从“民主协商”向“技术官僚治理”退让，而“合法性危机”则成为这一过程的必然产物。

（当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见）：当下的英国住房政策改革，不仅是“规划权”的收缩，更是主权权力在“例外状态”下的重构。气候变化、移民危机与住房短缺交织，使得“例外状态”成为常态 [4]。在此语境下，哈贝马斯的“合法性危机”理论亟需拓展：传统的“程序正义”已无法应对“例外状态”下的治理困境。同时，福柯的“治理术”理论也需更新：技术官僚逻辑正在取代传统的“规训”机制，成为新的权力运作方式。因此，英国住房政策改革昭示了一个更广泛的趋势：主权权力正在从“民主协商”向“算法治理”转型，而这一转型的核心，是对“例外状态”的制度化。

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专题二：【从“生物权力”到“生命政治”：英国前列腺癌筛查权利被剥夺的制度性漠视】

（现实困境深描）：英国政府悄然撤销50岁以上男性前列腺癌筛查（PSA）指导方针，专家警告此举“将喪命” [F4_20 🔍]。英国前列腺癌五年生存率（88.7%）落后于德国（106%）、挪威（103%）和法国（101%） [F4_25 🔍]。克里斯·布斯教授批评政府“草率”决定撤销这项已实施数十年的指导方针 [F2_22 🔍]，并指出DHSC悄悄撤销指导方针的行为将进一步打击全科医生提供该检测的意愿 [F4_24 🔍]。

（博弈机制与话语策略剖析）：政府发言人辩称，政策并未改变，此前的指导方针之所以被“廢止”是因其存在模糊性 [F4_26 🔍]。然而，此说辞的“技术官僚”色彩浓厚，掩盖了权力重构的真实意图。实际上，此举是新自由主义健康治理逻辑的典型体现：成本效益优先于生命权，将个体生命降格为“可计算的风险群体”。同时，话语策略的“去政治化”倾向也值得关注：政府通过“模糊性”论证，将政策争议转化为“技术问题”，从而规避了公共讨论。

（历史思想资源的平等对话）：福柯在《生命政治的诞生》（The Birth of Biopolitics）中指出，现代国家通过对生命过程的控制（如医疗筛查）实现对人口的间接治理 [5]。阿甘本在《例外状态》（State of Exception）中进一步指出，生命权在“例外状态”下被悬置，成为权力运作的工具 [6]。当代学者如保罗·吉尔罗伊（Paul Gilroy）在《后殖民 melancholia》中分析了种族与健康不平等的制度性根源 [7]。这些理论资源共同揭示了英国前列腺癌筛查权利被剥夺的深层逻辑：国家通过对生命过程的控制，实现了对人口的间接治理，而“生命政治”则成为权力运作的核心机制。

（当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见）：当下的英国前列腺癌筛查权利被剥夺，不仅是“医疗政策”的调整，更是“生命政治”在新自由主义语境下的制度化。气候变化、经济危机与健康不平等交织，使得“生命政治”成为权力运作的核心机制。在此语境下，福柯的“生物权力”理论亟需拓展：传统的“生物权力”已无法应对“例外状态”下的生命治理困境。同时，阿甘本的“例外状态”理论也需更新：生命权的悬置不仅发生在“例外状态”下，更成为“常态治理”的一部分。因此，英国前列腺癌筛查权利被剥夺昭示了一个更广泛的趋势：“生命政治”正在从“例外状态”向“常态治理”转型，而这一转型的核心，是对“生命权”的制度性漠视。

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▌ 面向学者的开放性思想追问与研究路标 (Open Horizons for Scholarly Inquiry)

1. 【开放性学术追问一：制度性重构与合法性危机】在“例外状态”成为常态的语境下，传统的“民主协商”机制如何应对“技术官僚治理”的挑战？哈贝马斯的“合法性危机”理论是否仍能解释当代治理困境，抑或需要新的理论框架？

2. 【开放性学术追问二：生命政治与新自由主义】在新自由主义健康治理逻辑下，“生命权”如何被制度化地漠视？福柯的“生物权力”理论是否仍能解释当代生命治理困境，抑或需要新的理论拓展？

3. 【开放性学术追问三：算法治理与伦理审查】在算法治理成为主导模式的语境下，如何建立制度化的伦理审查机制？Palantir在NHS内部的算法逻辑如何影响生命权的实现？

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参考文献： [1] Habermas, J. (1975). Legitimation Crisis. Beacon Press. [2] Foucault, M. (1977). Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison. Pantheon Books. [3] Brown, W. (2006). Regulating Aversion: Tolerance in the Age of Identity and Empire. Princeton University Press. [4] Agamben, G. (2005). State of Exception. University of Chicago Press. [5] Foucault, M. (2008). The Birth of Biopolitics: Lectures at the Collège de France, 1978–1979. Palgrave Macmillan. [6] Agamben, G. (1998). Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life. Stanford University Press. [7] Gilroy, P. (2005). Postcolonial Melancholia. Columbia University Press.

制度与权力批判深度研判：The Daily Telegraph (2026-08-18)

▌ 本日全报生活世界痛感与情感政治深思雷达 (Lifeworld & Affective Significance Radar)

1. 【英国住房政策放宽旅居者营地规划规定引发争议】 [F2_2 🔍][F2_3 🔍][F2_4 🔍][F2_5 🔍][F2_6 🔍][F2_7 🔍][F2_8 🔍][F2_9 🔍][F2_10 🔍][F2_11 🔍][F2_12 🔍]

   • 事件简述：英国住房大臣安吉拉·伯纳撤销两项关键规划规则，令议会和居民更难阻止未经授权的旅居者营地；自2020年1月以来，英格兰此类营地数量激增70%，从2,960个增至4,800个（[F2_5 🔍]）。新规取消了对“潜在环境损害”和“定居基地必要性”的考量（[F2_6 🔍]），直接导致社区被迫“容忍违法者”（[F2_4 🔍][F2_9 🔍]）。保守党影子住房大臣詹姆斯·塞弗利爵士批评工党政策令旅居者更易设立非法营地（[F2_10 🔍]），并宣布保守党计划赋予警方新权力永久禁止旅居者进入未经授权营地（[F2_11 🔍]）。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：此政策撕裂了“法律面前人人平等”的制度承诺与“社区安全感被剥夺”的生活痛感。塞弗利爵士的“被迫容忍”表述（[F2_9 🔍]），将制度理性的冷漠（技术官僚程序）与底层民众的愤怒情感（被抛弃感）赤裸裸地对峙。规划改革背后的“效率至上”逻辑，实则是对“家园”这一生活世界核心价值的系统性贬值。

2. 【英国前列腺癌筛查权利被剥夺“将丧命”】 [F4_19 🔍][F4_20 🔍][F4_21 🔍][F4_22 🔍][F4_23 🔍][F4_24 🔍][F4_25 🔍][F4_26 🔍]

   • 事件简述：英国政府悄然撤销50岁以上男性前列腺特异性抗原（PSA）血液检测指导方针（[F4_21 🔍]），专家警告此举“将导致死亡”（[F4_20 🔍]）。英国前列腺癌五年生存率（88.7%）已落后于德国（90.6%）、挪威（90.3%）等欧洲邻国（[F4_25 🔍]），晚期诊断是主要原因（[F4_24 🔍]）。克里斯·布斯教授批评政府“草率”决定（[F4_22 🔍]），并指出DHSC撤销指导方针的行为将进一步打击全科医生提供该检测的意愿（[F4_23 🔍]）。英国卫生部发言人辩称政策并未改变，指导方针被“廢止”是因其存在模糊性（[F4_26 🔍]）。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：政府以“模糊性”为由撤销指导方针，实则是将医疗资源分配的“成本-效益”逻辑凌驾于生命尊严之上。布斯教授的“将丧命”表述（[F4_23 🔍]），将制度理性的“去情感化”决策（技术术语、模糊性借口）与患者家庭的切肤之痛（对死亡的恐惧）形成强烈张力。NHS的“最终决定权在全科医生”说辞（[F4_26 🔍]），进一步掩盖了制度层面的责任推诿。

3. 【英国水务公司拟在干旱期间实施“溢价定价”】 [F5_27 🔍][F5_28 🔍][F5_29 🔍][F5_30 🔍][F5_31 🔍]

   • 事件简述：69%的英国供水商计划在水资源短缺期间对家庭收取“溢价定 pricing”（[F5_28 🔍]），试点显示水费在旱季可能从每立方米23.69英镑飙升至£4.39（[F5_28 🔍]）。首相明确反对，但水务行业仍试图将未经核实的成本转嫁给家庭（[F5_29 🔍]）。英国正面临有记录以来最炎热的夏季，东部地区三分之二的国土已被宣布进入干旱状态，2700万人生活在限水禁令下（[F5_31 🔍]）。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：溢价定价将“水资源短缺”这一生存危机转化为商业机会，撕裂了“公用事业服务公益性”与“资本逐利性”的矛盾。首相的“愤怒”表述，暴露了制度理性（成本控制、反通胀）与生活世界痛感（对水资源的基本需求）的直接冲突。

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▌ 精选核心专题制度与权力辩证论证 (The Dialectic of Institution and Power Monograph)

专题一： “被迫容忍的暴政”：英国住房政策改革中的权力逻辑与社区痛感的撕裂

1. 权力逻辑架构解构（Deconstruction of Power Logos）

英国住房政策改革的核心权力逻辑，体现为安吉拉·伯纳住房大臣通过撤销规划规则（[F2_6 🔍]）实现对“住房供应短缺”问题的技术官僚化处理。这一改革的隐含权力前提是：议会的“繁文缛节”阻碍了市场效率，而“未经授权营地”的存在是对“住房需求”的自然回应。然而，这种权力逻辑忽视了“家园”作为生活世界核心价值的复杂性：它不仅是遮风挡雨的物理空间，更是社区认同、历史传承和情感归属的载体。保守党影子住房大臣詹姆斯·塞弗利爵士的“被迫容忍”表述（[F2_9 🔍]），将权力逻辑的冷漠（技术官僚程序）与底层民众的愤怒情感（被抛弃感）赤裸裸地对峙。规划改革背后的“效率至上”权力逻辑，实则是对“家园”这一生活世界核心价值的系统性贬值。

2. 生活世界真实痛感深描（Living Lifeworld Pathos）

在英格兰4,800个未经授权的旅居者营地中（[F2_5 🔍]），每一个营地的背后，都有一个社区正在经历“家园被侵蚀”的痛感。当地居民不再拥有“决定谁可以进入自家社区”的权利，议会的“授权重量”被简化为对“非法开发是否蓄意进行”的技术判断（[F2_8 🔍]）。这种权力逻辑的冷漠，将社区成员的情感痛感（对安全感的渴望、对历史传承的守护）简化为“繁文缛节”的对象。塞弗利爵士的批评（[F2_10 🔍]）进一步凸显了这种痛感的阶层分化：对于中产阶级而言，家园是资产；对于底层社区而言，家园是尊严。当权力逻辑将“家园”简化为“住房供应”的技术指标，社区的痛感被系统性地边缘化。

3. Power Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）

英国住房政策改革的辩证张力，在于权力逻辑（效率、成本控制）与生活世界痛感（社区安全、历史传承）的直接对峙。塞弗利爵士的批评（[F2_10 🔍]）将“失业者”简化为“道德谴责”的对象，而住房政策改革则将“社区成员”简化为“违法者”的标签。这种权力逻辑的“去情感化”策略，实则是对“共同体责任”的系统性否定。然而，社区的愤怒情感（对安全感的渴望、对历史传承的守护）并非无理性的狂热，而是对“分配正义与生存尊严”的“隐性理性”（Latent Logos）的表达。当权力逻辑将“家园”简化为“住房供应”的技术指标，社区的痛感被系统性地边缘化，这种辩证摩擦最终将以“权力合法性危机”的形式爆发。

4. 话语温度差与社会心理韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）

英国住房政策改革的“话语温度差”极为明显：官方修辞（技术术语、效率逻辑）呈现“冷色调”，而社区痛感（愤怒、抵制）则呈现“热色调”。塞弗利爵士的批评（[F2_10 🔍]）将制度失败归咎于“工党政策”，而工党的回应（[F3_14 🔍]）则将问题归咎于“保守党遗留”。这种话语温度差，凸显了社会心理韧性的严重撕裂。社区对权力逻辑的信任已经崩溃，而权力逻辑对社区痛感的回应仅限于“技术官僚程序”的修补。这种“话语温度差”预示着社会心理韧性的进一步恶化，最终可能以“权力合法性危机”的形式爆发。

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专题二： “沉默的死亡”：英国医疗资源分配中的生命权力与制度逻辑的对峙

1. 制度逻辑架构解构（Deconstruction of Institutional Logos）

英国政府撤销前列腺特异性抗原（PSA）血液检测指导方针的决定（[F4_21 🔍]），是典型的“成本-效益”权力逻辑在医疗资源分配中的体现。英国卫生与社會保障部（DHSC）以“模糊性”为由撤销指导方针（[F4_26 🔍]），实则是将医疗资源分配的“效率”凌驾于生命尊严之上。这种权力逻辑的前提是：PSA检测的“模糊性”导致了资源浪费，而撤销指导方针将“节省成本”与“提高效率”合二为一。然而，这种逻辑忽视了“生命尊严”的复杂性：PSA检测不仅是一种医疗手段，更是对“生命价值”的守护。克里斯·布斯教授的“将丧命”表述（[F4_23 🔍]），将权力逻辑的“去情感化”决策（技术术语、模糊性借口）与患者家庭的切肤之痛（对死亡的恐惧）形成强烈张力。

2. 生活世界真实痛感深描（Living Lifeworld Pathos）

对于50岁以上的英国男性而言，PSA检测不仅是一种医疗手段，更是对“生命尊严”的守护。英国前列腺癌五年生存率（88.7%）落后于欧洲邻国（德国90.6%、挪威90.3%）（[F4_25 🔍]），晚期诊断是主要原因（[F4_24 🔍]）。这种痛感不仅是对“死亡”的恐惧，更是对“权力逻辑”冷漠的愤怒。NHS的“最终决定权在全科医生”说辞（[F4_26 🔍]），进一步掩盖了权力层面的责任推诿。全科医生被迫在“成本控制”与“生命尊严”之间做出选择，而这种选择的背后，是权力逻辑对“生命价值”的系统性贬值。

3. Institutional Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）

英国医疗资源分配改革的辩证张力，在于权力逻辑（成本控制、效率逻辑）与生命尊严（对死亡的恐惧、对生命价值的守护）的直接对峙。政府以“模糊性”为由撤销PSA检测指导方针，实则是将“成本控制”凌驾于“生命尊严”之上。这种权力逻辑的“去情感化”策略，实则是对“生命价值”的系统性否定。然而，患者家庭的痛感（对死亡的恐惧、对生命价值的守护）并非无理性的狂热，而是对“生命尊严”的“隐性理性”（Latent Logos）的表达。当权力逻辑将“生命价值”简化为“成本控制”的技术指标，患者家庭的痛感被系统性地边缘化，这种辩证摩擦最终将以“权力合法性危机”的形式爆发。

4. 话语温度差与社会心理韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）

英国医疗资源分配改革的“话语温度差”极为明显：官方修辞（技术术语、成本控制逻辑）呈现“冷色调”，而患者家庭的痛感（对死亡的恐惧、对生命价值的守护）则呈现“热色调”。政府的“模糊性”说辞（[F4_26 🔍]）将权力逻辑的失败归咎于“技术问题”，而布斯教授的“将丧命”表述（[F4_23 🔍]）则将权力逻辑的冷漠赤裸裸地揭露。这种话语温度差，凸显了社会心理韧性的严重撕裂。患者家庭对权力逻辑的信任已经崩溃，而权力逻辑对痛感的回应仅限于“技术官僚程序”的修补。这种“话语温度差”预示着社会心理韧性的进一步恶化，最终可能以“权力合法性危机”的形式爆发。

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▌ 面向学者的伦理与社会心理开放性追问与研究路标 (Open Horizons for Ethical & Sociological Inquiry)

1. 【开放性学术追问一：技术官僚权力逻辑如何在“家园”与“生命尊严”面前失去合法性？】 * 住房政策改革与医疗资源分配改革，均展现了技术官僚权力逻辑在“家园”与“生命尊严”面前的系统性失败。未来研究可深入探讨：在“去情感化”策略面前，权力逻辑如何通过“话语温度差”进一步撕裂社会心理韧性？如何重建“家园”与“生命尊严”的权力保障机制？

2. 【开放性学术追问二：情感动员如何在权力合法性危机中扮演“隐性理性”的角色？】 * 社区愤怒与患者家庭痛感，均展现了“隐性理性”的力量。未来研究可深入探讨：情感动员如何在权力合法性危机中成为“社会心理韧性”的重要支撑？如何通过权力设计，将情感动员转化为“社会凝聚力”的正向力量？

3. 【开放性学术追问三：公用事业服务的“公益性”与“资本逐利性”之间的张力，如何在“水资源短缺”危机中凸显？】 * 水务公司拟在干旱期间实施“溢价定价”的提议（[F5_28 🔍]），将“水资源短缺”这一生存危机转化为商业机会。未来研究可深入探讨：在气候变化背景下，如何重新定义公用事业服务的“公益性”？如何通过权力设计，平衡“资本逐利性”与“社会公平性”之间的张力？