Wednesday 19 August 2026

telegraph.co.uk

No 53,273

£4.00

The Daily Telegraph

I'm going to cope, King said of cancer

His Majesty was determined to plough on with work despite diagnosis, Queen reveals

By Victoria Ward DEPUTY NEWS EDITOR

THE King said he would "cope" with cancer in his own way after receiving his diagnosis, the Queen has revealed.

Speaking for the first time about the moment her husband found out he had the disease, the Queen said he was determined to carry on as normal. She also spoke with unprecedented candour about a "difficult" visit to a cancer support centre when she knew about the King's diagnosis but the public did not.

The King has been receiving treatment for an undue loss from of cancer for more than two years after being diagnosed in January 2024.

In a short film to mark the 50th anniversary of Maggie's cancer charity, the Queen acknowledged that her personal experience had changed her perspective on the disease.

The Queen, who has been president of Maggie's since 2008, said: "Look at my husband, nothing stopped him. He just said: 'This is my way. I'm going to cope with it.'"

She added: "It had never really come back to event at home. And suddenly your husband is diagnosed and you think, 'Goodness, I've been talking to all these people and now I'm the one with some relation... who's got to help to look after my poor husband and try to understand it all.'"

The Queen opened a new Maggie's cancer support centre at the Royal Free Hospital in north-west London on Jan 8, 2024, just two days after the King had been discharged from hospital and five days before Buckingham Palace announced that he had cancer.

Describing the visit, she said: "I

INSIDE

Puzzles 16

Obituaries 25

TV listings 26

Weather 28

remember coming to see a Maggie's just after the King being diagnosed.

"Nobody could say anything at the time. That was quite difficult. I almost said something but you know. I felt that it wasn't the time to get to the next everybody who was suffering and all the relations and I think it made me realise even more how important these places were."

In a video filmed at Clarence House and released today, Dame Laura Lunt, the chief executive of Maggie's, praised the Queen for keeping the engagement.

"It was just a work before it became public and the courage that must have taken for you," she said.

The Queen replied: "I was just laughing to be it out but obviously I couldn't."

The King "I" was admitted to hospital on Jan 20 2024 for treatment for an enlarged prostate, only to be told he had cancer.

He returned to public-facing engagements that April, prompting the Queen to say at the time that he "won't slow down and won't do what he's told".

In December, the King revealed his cancer treatment was not to be reduced. Emma said that the King's candour about his diagnosis had encouraged more people to visit the centres, and revealed that there had been a 12 per cent increase in male visitors.

He said: "The King's operation about his diagnosis has undoubtedly helped others to be more open themselves and to now hear the Queen's completely understandable and natural response as a wife shines a light on why it is so important that family and friends also get the support they need."

Queen kept calm and carried on Page 5

NEWS

Hinefin tuna return to the North Sea

Anglers and conservationists are heralding the first Hinefin tuna to be caught and landed in the North Sea for almost 80 years. The Hail, weighing 7400-10 m2, was landed on Sunday at Whitley, North Yorkshire, the port that was once a source for big game fishing. Hollywood stars such as Clark Gable and David Niewound in the drama to the area for the chance to catch the enormous "tunny" fish. But because of overfishing of herring, the species disappeared from the sea in the 1860s. Page 5

Couple killed in honeymoon helicopter crash

The British couple who were killed in a helicopter crash in Greece on Monday have been identified as Marie Ebert, 20, and Alexander Orosius, 21. The pair were starting their honeymoon on the island of Sifnos when the aircraft crashed and burnt into flames. Page 7

BUSINESS

Global borrowing costs hit record level

Borrowing costs have surged to the levels seen in the run up to the financial crisis on fears that governments are losing control of A&U. A mix of the fears conflict, the 4p industry's anger ended of borrowing spies and inflation fears sent the yield on 30-year US Treasuries to a two-decade high of 3.33 per cent yesterday. In Britain, the Debt Management Office sold government bonds carrying the highest interest rate since 2007. Page 17

It's heartbreaking to see our customers getting all this free water

Patients die after NHS hospital rationing

By Michael Searles

DEPUTY HEALTH EDITOR

NHS patients died after GPs were encouraged to refer fewer people to hospital, a switching bin said.

At least two patients died and others were left without help for months as a result of the NHS advice and guidance (A&U) system, an investigation found.

The process, which was expanded earlier this year, encourages GPs to ask for assistance from hospital specialists instead of referring a patient to hospital.

The Health Service Safety Investigation Body (HSSB) has warned the NHS to pame the scheme before more people are harmed. Its interim report warned that "harsh had arisen as a result of delayed or missed diagnoses" because of the system.

In one case, a patient had been suffering from regular seizures when a GP made an ad-temperer. This was unanswered by a neurology team for more than a month, and a follow-up report refers to the GP went unanswered for another six weeks.

I may, I must find a science while waiting and died of cardiac arrest at home. A coroner wrote a presentation of future death notice that mentioned the delays.

Another patient died while waiting for cardiology treatment because of a delay in reviewing test results caused to the A&U system.

However, the report added that A&U had "positively suffered outpatient care" overall by improving communication between GPs and consultants, which had reduced waiting times and allowed for one low access to specialist advice.

NHS data show that most A&U requests were responded to within two working days, although 15 per cent took longer than two weeks.

Earlier this year, The Telegraph revealed that health officials had sought to enliver NHS waiting lists for ordering GPs to use more A&Us and reduce the number of referrals. The initial target was to use A&U on one doctor case, but this was later dropped.

HSSB said that while official guidance had not used the word "mandate", correspondence to GPs had, meaning some parts of the country have been enforcing A&Us.

Dr Luke Evans, the shadow health minister, said: "When legitimate concerns were raised around Labour's policy of mandatory review of referrals, they were dismissed out of hand, and I was described by the health minister as an 'opportunist Tory' peddling Confessed on Page 2

SPORT

Root: We have to win back cricket fans

Joe Root has called on England to be "good role models and human beings" as they look to no more! with fans after a tumultuous year in which they "dil short" England's greatest run-worer returns to the captaincy today against Pakistan on his home ground (he already having done the job between 2017 and 2022. He replaces Ben Stokes, who retired after June's debut by New Zealand, which also looks like sacking of Brandon McCallum as head coach.

Sport, page 7

*Landing options are subject to status and application. For loans, you don't need to open or maintain an HSBC Business Current Account unless a detection or fund charge iser bank and other debts is required. Security HSBC UK Bank, 41, Clarence House, Brompton, ST 1W2, Joliet Heights, 04900, Siren (BD) 40 Ryde-Nawood, 4A0819

www.hsbc.co.uk

---

Wednesday 19 August 2020 The Daily Telegraph

News

A NEW WONDER FOR PEOPLE

THE DIESMOND BING

How two Telegraph journalists took down the world's most wanted billionaire.

LISTEN NOW

Three members of

family drown in sea

A man, woman and a teenage girl die, while another younger girl is fighting for her life

By Samuel Montgomery

THREE members of the same family have drowned after getting into diffi- culty in the water while swimming off a house to each, police have continued.

Emergency services were called to

reports that four people were in diffi- culty off Shoreham-by-Sea yesterday afternoon.

At a press conference last night, funnet police said that the victims were a man, a woman and a teenage girl.

The fourth person pulled from the water, a younger teenage girl, woman in a critical condition in hospital. Police have not yet named any of the victims.

Speaking at the scene, 126 high fumes ("oils said," "the thoughts are with the friends and family. I know this incident

will have a profound effect on the com- munity."

Earlier in the day, several ambo- lators said two air ambulances were sent by the waterfront at Shoreham Fort, a mid-19th-century structure at the harbour entrance.

North East Coast ambulance Service, the Coastguard and the RNLI also attended the scene.

A resident, who wished to remain anonymous, told The Telegraph: "I heard from friends in the Coastguard that it was a family who had been living

in tomb by the harbour front. They were camping and between the harbour arm and the foot. They have been there a couple weeks. I've walked my dog and them. People don't usually camp them."

Alan Faver, 46, a fisherman from Hove, added: "Some of the other fishes were told me it was too a shabby and too kick who went in. The wind earlier was worth-westerly so usually the waves pick up quite a bit. At 1pm, the tide would have been quite high."

"I was thinking the other day that someone is going to get hurt around here. Maybe with the lifeboats nearby they feel safe."

The first, told ITV: "There were search and rescue vehicles, Coastguard vehicles and police vehicles. And then over on the other side of the river there was loads of ambulances gathered around, and the RNLI were still work- ing essentially.

"I was up near the Coastguard town; when I saw two police officers come past me holding evidence from after they looked to be going through looting

ings of, presumably, those who were misdirected the incident.

"The evidence had all contain what applied to be a younger child is fol- lowing and other secreted items, and from that I presume children were unnotred.

The A250 Brighton Road was shut in both directions during the incident.

A spokesman for RBC Coastguard said it responded to an incident reported at Shoreham at about 2.4pm. They added:

An RBC Coastguard-helicopter was sent at well at Littlehampton, Shoreham and by whatever coastguard rescue teams, and an RNLI lifeboat from Shoreham. Touent Police and South East Coast ambulance Service also attended.

Pete Book, a resident, said he had been walking home from the pub when he "saw and heard the Coastguard help- copter in thing over the lifeboat station at the beach.

Victoria Flint arrived at the beach with her family "at about 1pm and soon after we heard the siren for the lifeboat.

"Ambulances started arriving. Then the air ambulances started."

NEWS BULLETIN

Top British scientist

steps down from WHO

One of things is best known scientists has resigned as assistant director- general of the World Health Organization.

Mr Nenay Farrar became a household name during the Covid pandemic when he arrived on the USA Scientific Advisory Group for

Entrepreneurship: While it is not only what prompted the organization, colleagues told The Telegraph he had been outlappy within the organization for some time. One speculated that he had become frustrated with its internal politics. He denied, no, who was also a former director of the Wellcome Trust, could not immediately be reached for comment.

Police investigated over

killer Levy fullness

Two British Transport Police (BTP) officers are being investigated over their handling of a prolific sexual producer who was found to murder two women despite being under investigation for groping multiple women on the London Underground

Simon Levy, 40, was jailed for life for the killing of Carnovica Valencia Trujillo in March last year and Herryl Williams five months later. Levy, who was jailed in 2008 for sexually assaulting two women, was charged with assaulting women on the 7,000 network in between the two numbers but was repeatedly quantified at BTP said two officers were now under investigation by the police watchdog.

£500 a night per migrant

to use former RAF base

Housing asylum seekers at a former RAF base could cost more than £500 a night per migrant, a campaign group has claimed.

Insufficient approval to place to place more than £500 asylum seekers at the former RAF base of Latvia on June, in North Yorkshire, made the calculation based on National Audit Office figures for a home scheme that Labour abandoned because it was not good value for money. They claim the Home Office plans mean residents in their village of 600 adults will be

outnumbered close to one, which would pose safeguarding risks for families.

A government source said that they did not recognize the figures.

Dog food recalled after

pets left unable to see

A dog food franchise moved on urgent recall after pets were left "unable" to open their eyes.

Dog food company Team, a advisory service, sent an email to its British customers on Monday urging owners not to feed their pets the product. The company admitted it had seen dozens of reports of dry eye conditions, with some owners saying online their pets were left barely able to see.

Years dog food contains between 6 per cent and 12 per cent the heaviest when he was abled in a recipe change at the beginning of the year. The first has since taken down a big ground from February which "I'm drop out to heaviest! What you need to know!"

Years was contacted for comment.

The Daily Telegraph

is a member of the Independent Price Standards Organization (IPPO) and we value a fee

to its Editors' Code of Practice. If you have a complaint about editorial content, please visit www.telegraph.co.uk.

The Editorial Committee is to write to Editorial Complaints at our postal address (no. 6) street. If you are not satisfied with our response, you may appeal to IPPO at www.ippo.co.uk.

The Daily Telegraph, 10 Buckingham Palace Road, London, SW1W 3QT

Boss of Police

Feredation

held for fraud

By Will Bolton (KIM) (CHRISTOPHER)

THE chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales (FEW) has been attested on suspicion of fraud.

THE Lynch was one of four senior members of the organization detained at the organisation's headquarters in Leatherhead, Surrey yesterday, as part of an investigation into corruption, alle- gations. It is understood that the federa- tions' general secretary, John Farmington, was also arrested.

City of London Police (CUP) which is leading the investigation, declined to name the individuals involved.

A spokesman said a woman takes this had been arrested on suspicion of faili- city. Fraud by abuse of position of trust and foundly failing to disclose information. Another woman, also in her 10s, was arrested on suspicion of fraud by abuse of position of trust.

CUP said a man in his 50s was arrested on suspicion of bribery, fraud by abuse of position of trust and fraud by failing to disclose information. A man in his 40s was also arrested on suspicion of fraud by abuse of position of trust. All four were taken to a police cir- trict to be questioned.

A FEW spokesman said: "We will not be commenting at this stage."

The latest arrests come after Midland Rivalua, its former chief executive, and two other men, a 10-year-old from Wales and a 10-year-old from Bristol, were arrested in March.

Mr Robbins, who denies allegations of corruption, was advised from his role in June. He and two other men were later held at midwest as such.

Final show: ZZ Top-drammer Frank Beard, left, has died at 77. The blues-rock band's website said he died on Monday in hospice care at his ranch in Richmond, Texas. Founded in 1903, ZZ Top had hits like Gimme All Your Loves and Sleeping Bag.

Billions of pounds in gas subsidies needed

to keep the lights on thanks to Miliband

By Nick Guttersby

(KIM) FOXTRUAL CHRISTOPHER

TAXPAYER! face paying billions to sub- sidies the gas supply at all! Miliband's net zero-creased-driven energy firms to pull investment from Britain. Relations go- relating up plans for support of British grants to stop gas providers from scaling back their capacity because of the Gov- ernment's focus on necessities.

They are also considering proposals for save time-sharing gas storage locali- ties to ease the risk of blackouts during periods of high demand.

The growth of heavily subsidized wash and solar power means gas now makes up an increasingly small part of Britain's energy arm through men is of the true fact the country is still heavily reliant on gas in winter.

In a new report, the net zero depart- ment warned that the UK could begin running short of gas from the start of next decade. It found that "wash com-

mercial incentives and the declining overall demand for gas' award there now a mix of the "erosion" of capacity.

"Given this, Government re-optimis- ing changes are needed to help build a commercial landscape that provides sufficient incentives for existing gas supply infrastructure to continue to meet exceptional peaks in demand,"

First they subsidise

renewable heavily.

Then they realise we

have huge blackout risk

officials wrote: "A long-term contract is all model in the form of financial or revenue support may be required".

Companies in the Whitehall consult- ment himself for net zero transition by making it less profitable to supply gas. They argued it would not be commu- cially while to maintain current capacity

in the system just to cope with occa- sonal grounds of high demand.

The report said a subsidy scheme would probably be adequate if a gas use- age operation and providers that require gas from the Continent. Net zero officials also said that they were looking at plans to subsidise new gas storage facilities that could include a floating storage unit to store frozen liquefied natural gas.

Political opponents said the clash to renewable-breast taxpayers would be hit with a double advantage of subsidis- ing both green energy and fossil fuels.

Richard Tew, Bolivian UK's deputy leader, said: "First they subsidise renewable heavily. Then they realise the wind does not always blow up the sun always alone and we have huge blackout risk. In now they subsidise gas to billions of pounds to us as backup".

Officials had argued that the shift to renewables would bring down energy prices by making Britain less-reliant on volatile global gas prices.

Patients wait months without

answers under A&G scheme

Continued from Page 1

Company's theories: Now, four months on, both GPs and specialists are strag- gling, and patients aren't getting the right care in the right place. The Government and Millbank take pains and review this GP thought out policy immediately before never patients come to light.

An estimated 20 per cent of referrals to hospitals are blocked, with "unsub- ited" advice sent back to family doctors, according to a survey of GPs by Pulse.

The report said a dissident is a bit where a GP sent multiple referrals for suspected data-users "via a mandatory A&G pathway" and received only advice. When the patient was seen, the GPs' data were not collected was shagwood, but by threat was more advanced and harder to treat.

A separate incident saw a GP request help for a patient with blood in their urine. The technology from such an GP needed to de-move tests and made a sus- pected cancer referral for county. How-

ever, it ended up being "inadvertently controlled" without the GP or patient finding out. When the patient sought more help on unsatisfactory, it turned out they had no domestic care.

BNSB said the full extent of risk could be the determinant because of stable reporting of patients. Dr Nick Woodner, a senior safety investigator at the BNSB, added that there had been "genuine enthusiasm" for A&G, but that there had also been "serious concerns and the balance of funds where impen- terization has not been adequately stopped or monitored".

A spokesman for NBS England said the BNSB achieved open, advice and support for a positive, sufficient con- patient care by reducing waiting times and giving people quicker to save to up- right advice, but we know more needs to be done to make it work even more after body. One have already commu- mined an evaluation of transport which will be published this year.

---

The Daily Telegraph Wednesday 19 August 2020

News

King brings back Balmoral men-at-arms after 90 years

By India McTaggart

THE KING has been welcomed to Balmoral for his summer residence by Highland men-at-arms after reuniting the group that was disbanded 90 years ago.

A guard of honour met the monarch as he reached the Royal family's Scottish home and he was welcomed by the Balaklava Company, the 5th Battalion, Royal Regiment of Scotland, in a formal ceremony.

At part of the ceremony, the first two members of the newly revived group were questioned outside the cardlet's front gate.

The King re-established the group decades after its disbandment in 1836 under his great grandfather, George I.

Both new Highlanders, who went a mid-tent that takes inspiration from the original hilt's own in the late 1800s, are employees of His Majesty's Balmoral estate. They will both also take part in the Erasmus' fastening next month.

The King has already had a long schedule in Scotland throughout the start of August.

He has attended the Castle of My Games, met with the Aseyst Mountain Rescue team as well as with the communities of Halifax and Carlet over, which included operating a distillery in a restored former mill building.

Yesterday's guard of honour marks the start of the monarch's summer stay at the Royal family's beloved Scottish Highlands estate, where Elizabeth II spent her final days in 2012.

It is tradition for the monarch to inspect the battalion when taking up residence and a ceremony was held for the King as a small crowd observed from behind the gates.

The Pipes and Drums of the 2nd Battalion provided the man at a compartment to the ceremony.

In June, the King wrote in the foreword to a new guidebook that Balmoral thinks "engaged/special place" in the heads of the Royal family.

Writing on the 80 page paperback titled Balmoral, the monarch said the Scottish estate was a "standard home" for his family, with "starting unfolds/ality" and a "previous, almost sacred surrounding landscape".

The 50,000 new Balmoral estate was purchased by Queen Victoria and her husband, Prince Albert, in 1852, and they went on to hold the cards.

A guard of honour met the King as he reached the Royal family's Scottish home and he was welcomed by the Balaklava Company, the 5th Battalion, Royal Regiment of Scotland, in a formal ceremony

Queen smiled... but she held a devastating secret

Victoria Ward DEPUTY ROYAL EDITOR

Her Majesty embodied 'keep calm and carry on' with visit to cancer hub day's after husband's diagnosis

HAS there been a more poignant example of a member of the Royal family somehow managing to keep calm and carry on?

The Queen's visit to officially launch a Maggie's cancer centre when unbelieved and to the rest of his world, she had just found out that her

husband had been diagnosed with the disease, is surely up there.

To have stepped out in public whilst barbearing such a devastating secret, is one thing.

But to do so at a cancer centre, stuffed to the fetus with patients and nurses, including for your attention, to quite another.

The Queen's has now up date about how "difficult" she found that visit to the Maggie's cancer support centre at the Royal Royal hospital in north London on Jan 31, 2024.

She admitted that she had been "longing" to share her news, recognizing, perhaps, that she was

surrounded by people who understood, who had been there and could have empathized in a way others could not.

It is testament to the Queen's structure that she not only went ahead with the engagement planned well before the King had ever been admitted to hospital for treatment for an enlarged prostate but came through it with a smile on her face.

She is very familiar with Maggie's cancer centres, having championed the charity founded by her late friend, Maggie Research Arusha, as its president since 2008.

This was her 17th visit to a centre but her first as someone who had been suddenly plunged into that community of patients, families and carers through personal experience.

The timing of the visit was purely coincidental. It was announced to the media on Thursday, Jan 25, the day before the King was admitted to hospital for treatment for his enlarged prostate.

At some point between his affiliations on Jan 29 and his discharge on Jan 29, he was seemingly told he had cancer.

The diagnosis was not announced to the public until Feb 1, when he began his treatment, but at the meantime, the Queen seldom led on.

The Maggie's visit was the first royal engagement since the King had left hospital two days earlier and everyone

wanted to know how he was. No one, except the Queen, knew he had cancer. And no one was about to find out.

On its visit, she was greeted by the usual lineup of dignitaries, shading hands and smiling along as usual with a theory. Hello, very much, too you.

When the self-conscious touches of her brooch and hair a sign that everything was not quite OK! Easy to say with aుదulight perhaps, but at the

time, no one in the reconstructed anything interested.

It was the donors who asked the questions on everybody's lips.

When the Gerald Ronson asked after the King's health, the Queen replied "He's getting on, being the best."

Don Dana-Binet, who led the fundraising effort to the new centre, said she was "explained" the King was well, prompting the Queen to nod and

The Queen met volunteers and visitors at Maggie's Royal Free centre in January 2024

"The Queen is human. And on this occasion pretended to be fine. Duty first, as always"

reply: "Thank goodness." What else could she have said?

Meanwhile, when supporter Sir Michael S dechampassed on "all best wishes to His Majesty for the very best recovery", she replied: "Thank you very much, that's very kind. I'll pass it on."

Later, the important down with a group of patients. Most stories were harrowing, but it was clear that such

had found comfort and respite at the centre, a "harrel" where they could spend time with those who understood them.

It is sure to see, with hindsight, how the Queen must have been desperate to start out her secret, how she, too, may have found comfort among that community and had questions they might have been able to answer.

Often, on such engagements, she addresses the unavoidable crowd, rather reading from a speech or delivering a few words off the cuff.

On this occasion, she did not. She briefly glanced up as Dante Laura Lee, chief executive of Maggie's, spoke of how "devastating" a cancer diagnosis could be and gazed straight ahead as she was told that her "empathy for those living with cancer, and the people who love them, was evident". On the face of it, the Queen was simply getting on with the day job, shading hands, smiling, offering words of encouragement.

When she visited Maggie's Cheltenham, to celebrate the charity's 30th anniversary in January this year, she said one of the joys of the centres was that they provided a place where cancer patients "merely" pretend to be fine!

The Queen is not a patient, but she is human. And on this occasion, she did pretend to be fine. Duty first, as always. A reminder that cancer touches not just the patient but their families, too.

King of Norway, 89, placed on sick leave after blood disorder

By Our Foreign Staff

THE 89-year-old King of Norway, Harald V, has been admitted to hospital and put on sick leave for two weeks, the royal palace announced.

Europe's longest-serving monarch is admitting from her mother, anastasia, a condition caused by an abnormally rapid destruction of red blood cells, feeding to tongue, paleness and shortness of breath.

"The founders have treated with carcinoma in recent weeks" to combat the illness, the palace said. "This treatment has led to their formation in the body, who foregives hospital care" it added.

His son, the Croete Prince Hadron, will serve as regent during his sick leave.

The King, who succeeded the Norwegian throne in 1898, has experienced several health problems in recent years, forcing him to have a pacemaker fitted and to scale back his child at a bedside.

But he has always ruled an obliterating, arguing that he took a lifelong oath before the Norwegian Parliament. In

February, he was taken to hospital for an infection and dehydration in Tenerife, where he was on a private trip with his wife, Queen Kong.

For Queen, also 89, was briefly admitted to hospital in May because of many problems.

The couple's health problems follow a torrid period for the Norwegian rep.

"This treatment has led to fluid retention in the body, which requires hospital care"

46, notably on setting Croete Princess Mette-Marit, who is married to the townsgame.

Documents published in January in the United States revealed her sustained and at times intimate correspondence with the sex offender, Jeffrey Queney, between 2011 and 2016, at a time when the American States are had already been convicted.

The princess has also had to contract

with the legal troubles of her son, Marisa Ring Bailey.

Scientists are labouring to before Princess Mette-Marit and Hadron's marriage in 2016. Bailey, 29, was sentenced in June to four years in prison for two years and 32 other charges, including violence against a foster partner.

The cases of which he was accused, including one said to have taken place at the royal couple's own place, occurred between 2016 and 2024, after nights of partying during which Bailey said he had used alcohol and drugs. He has appealed the verdict.

Princes Mette-Marit married Prince Hadron in 2016, when Bailey was four. The couple had two children, Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magane.

Bailey would make public appearances with his mother, stepfather and siblings before stopping back from public life in 1987, when he was 20, because he wanted privacy, fulfilling herself from an accessible living disease, Princess Mette-Marit, 52, also had to undergo a long transplant in July.

Earl to 'correct untruths' about his sister in new Diana book

By India McTaggart

news commemorationist

EARL SPENCER will publish a book about his sister, Diana, Princess of Wales, to correct 'untruths that have become accepted' about the late process.

The memoir, titled Know long, Diana, 49, states: is set to be released next month to mark the 30th anniversary of her death.

It is expected to cover the princess's childhood, her unhappy marriage to the three Princes of Wales and the informants of her death in a car crash in Paris on Aug 31 1997.

Lord Spencer, Diana's younger brother, said the aim of the book was "to tell the truth about Diana from her brother's perspective, just as I attempted to do when speaking at her funeral."

In September 1997, Lord Spencer delivered a rebuge at the financial fine nider in Westminster Abbey that was later named one of the greatest speeches of the 20th century. He has

described the new Book as a continuation of his title to nearly 30 years ago, explaining "he with her rebuge, I want a speak on Diana's behalf and do so in an openly positive way."

"I hope this book will be a interest to the ma y who still cherish the mystery of Diana when she was alive, and I would be delighted if those too young to remember her in her hereticy. I

after reading this that they got 'w to the truth was a cup of dynamic character. Fall of love, Saccades and soft death, who pass life, hell of a go, and I think would a bit better place, despite exiting the stage while of it on."

Diana was 'a two-offend old of love and chest-out'

---

News

Reform suspends backer who hit out at Farage

Conservative defector Montgomerie ditched after accusing party leader of having 'women problem'

By Peter Wentemagres and Dominic Pomer

A public report of Reform UK reporter has been suspended from the 1979-1980 crisis using Nigel Farage.

Tim Montgomerie, who founded the Conservative House website before defecting to Reform in 2024, accused Mr Farage of having a 'women problem' and hit out at the leader's 'angry and aggrieved' tone following his Christ to re-election victory.

Keith Wentemagres, the Montgomerie has briefed journalists about a bill between Mr Farage and his friend, the former of the 2024's spokesman, The Telegraph understands Mr Montgomerie for head and floor claims.

In an interview with The Spectator magazine on Monday, Mr Montgomerie

claimed Mr Farage had a problem being interviewed by women and had our people claimed with people who told him what he 'wants to hear'.

He also said that Reform was not ready for government. Mr Montgomerie also accused Mr Travel of plotting to replace Mr Farage as lead in getting he was behaving 'like a child in politics'.

It is understood that Mr Montgomerie was suspended prior to the interview taking place.

A Reform source said: 'This was suspended in line with party rules. He was unlikelihood as suspension before you're day's spectator podcast was broadcast. He was suspended after persistent public criticism of the party over many months.'

Speaking to The Spectator's rugby house show podcast, Mr Montgomerie attacked Mr Farage's recent media performance when he said about a parliamentary investigation over the Reform leader's fall-

Reform leader Tim Montgomerie says he is 'a panic he is.'

one to declare a £1m gift from Christopher Blackman, the cryptocurrency billionaire.

He said Mr Farage performed poorly when being interviewed by women, adding: 'I think Nigel is probably one of the best media performers in the last few decades. He can give good information interviews. He can speak to people on the streets. He can do platform queries.'

But what he cannot do is, if it's been him - his personal circumstances, his personal business, particularly if he's interviewed by a woman - he's not good'.

Mr Montgomerie urged Mr Farage to spend more time permitting with aides and interviews because it was 'his Achilleshed'. He added: 'I think a lot of people are more when he does those television interviews. I think he's probably angry at himself. He is probably realises he made

a mistake. But I think the general point is that that is really his Achilleshed - that when he is lazing hostile questioning he doesn't perform well. It's only going to encourage more of it. Everyone won it, and so if you're Labour or one of his prime opponents, you will go after this because he doesn't react well.'

Mr Montgomerie joined Reform in December 2024, describing the Foster record on immigration during their 16 years in power as 'a breaking point'.

Mr Farage welcomed his defection at the time, writing on it. 'Tim Montgomerie says the gap between what the Conservative promised and what they deferred was as great it pushed him to support Reform. I suspect there are many millions like him in the country.'

Mr Montgomerie claimed Mr Farage had supported his defection because he wanted more people to provide him with constructive criticism as he was 'surrounded by people who told me what I want to hear'. He explained: 'I said to Nigel, 'are you absolutely sure you want me? Because I was a pain in the a - for David Cameron when I am

Particularly if Farage is interviewed by a woman, he's not good'

Conservative theme, and I said I tend to be a pain in the a'.

But he said, 'I'm surrounded by people who tell me what I want to hear'. He said I was very nice but we need more individuals.'

Elsewhere, Mr Montgomerie said Mr Farage had so formal chief of staff. I did not regularly meet with his MPs and that nobody on the party's front bench was in charge of parliamentary candidate selection.

'We don't need an early election, whatever Nigel says. We need a later election, and we need to be ready for it. There's one thing to sort of think, yes, I'd like to be prime minister, and then there's another thing to actually prepare for becoming prime minister.'

Last night, Mr Montgomerie told The Telegraph's podcast The Daily T'hat Mr Farage had not known about his suspensions. He said: 'I have been suspended by Reform and told it should be kept private. I because of Farage to ask if I want to be unlikable.'

Mr Montgomerie said he planned to appeal his suspension.

Number of foreigners who claim benefits hits fresh high

By Sun Ping Chan & COWOMAN EDITOR

THE number of foreigners claiming benefits hit a fresh high just days after Reform proposed to ban claims by overseas nationals.

Almost 1.4 million migrants were claiming Universal Credit (US) in May 2024, according to figures published by the Department of Work and Finances, roughly 20,000 higher than a year ago.

Citizens from the EU accounted for the largest proportion of the total with about half of the foreigners claiming Britain's mass unemployment benefit coming from the Continent.

Those with indefinite leave to remain, who have usually lived and worked in the UK or a near-free years, accounted for 231,000 of the total.

Foreign nationals can generally start claiming welfare on the same terms as British citizens once they are granted

1.3m

Number of foreigners claiming Universal Credit. The figure is almost 20,000 higher than a month ago.

settled status or indefinite leave to remain. An item soekercase also eligible once they have refugee status.

The figures were released just days after Nigel Farage's party proposed an overhaul of Britain's benefits system.

Robert Janisch, Reform's economy spokesman, recently saddled a package designed to save £100m.

Under the proposal, all EU citizens granted settlement rights in the UK would be banned from claiming benefits, which would require Mr Farage to renegotiate the UK's Brexit deal.

Tom Watson, at the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), said: 'Tenn-wing benefits from one UK citizens would mean large overnight costs to claimant incomes and imply signals not increases in hardship'.

However, Mr Watson said some migrants might work to increase British citizens' status with savings stamps.

Analysis by the IFS suggests that roughly half of foreign welfare claimants are currently in work.

Navigating a sea change. Artefacts including this sextant used on HMS Beagle's second expedition (1833-1836) are to go on display in the Royal Museums Greenwich from October. It was during this trip that Charles Darwin, inset, did research leading to his theory of evolution. The exhibition will also feature a rare pocket chronometer from the ship, which was used to produce pioneering charts.

Power shift as No 10 North job charged with growing the economy

By Gwen Wright

A New 10 North job has vowed to transfer responsibility for economic growth from the Treasury to No 10 North export of a 'large transfer of power' out of Whitehall.

In an interview with the Times, the Prime Minister said the Treasury's traditional focus on local discipline sometimes 'climate the growth mission'.

In said building No 10 North powers for the industry growth would give Downing Street 'maximum power to catch it the like lingers where they exist in the wake Whitehall system.'

Critics of the Treasury have long soared the minority of being too concerned with the short-term health of

the public finances at the expense of spending on infrastructure projects and skills training, which can boost growth.

Earlier this month, it was reported that John Buskey, the Chancellor, is plotting a £10m borrowing spore at the budget in an attempt to boost GDP.

While he was master of Greater Manchester, Mr Burnham raised concerns about the effect of the Treasury's line of sales on growth, saying Britain is 'in such as the brand market'.

The move will lead to comparisons with the Department of Economic Affairs, the doomed growth ministry set up by the old Whiteside (1838/39).

Mr Burnham said: 'It is actually a huge transfer of power. It's something that the country has never cracked

'It is actually a huge transfer of power. It's something the country has never cracked before'

before. I don't wish this to sound, you know, a criticism or negative about the Treasury.

'There's a plea to draw around control of public finances. It's just the dual job of growth and control of public finances. What's something's clouds the growth mission.'

And particularly having No 10 leading on that growth mission means that the get maximum power to unlock the blockage where they exist in the wake Whitehall system.'

When pressed on the comparison with the UK's, he said he was people in 'engage with the seriousness of the proposition'. He said Mr Buskey is fully supportive of the budget.

Louise Haigh, the First Secretary of

State and de facto deputy prime minister, has understood oversight and is expressing the changes on growth policy. The Times reported.

No 10 North is overseas for 'co-char Simpson, the former chief executive of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority who has become Mr Burnham's deputy chief of staff'.

The Prime Ministerexplains deodorian raising powers to impress is at the heart of the town's budget, and much of this agenda is said to be being worked on by No 10 North.

Mr Buskey will also give a speech and month on consumer policy, and will publish a 10-year plan for radical economic and constitutional change after the budget. Elsewhere in the time-

'The dual job of growth and control of public finances clouds the growth mission'

'view, Mr Burnham conceded that his initial policies, such as removing VAT from electricity bills and مستحکمing the £2 loss face cap, had not been 'worth daunting'.

However, he insisted the public 'just want something to make life a little bit better' and had not been seeing a 'sense of action' from No 10.

Earlier, Mr Burnham had insisted he was not embarrassed about falling for a boat in which he exchanged messages with somebody implementing Donald Trump's chief of staff. He said: 'All public forum are receiving these pressures and those challenges, but I still everything right. There was a minimal exchange of information of new consequences, and it was quickly reported.'

Not-so-easy meat: Farming minister comes over all faint while inspecting beef fridges

By Peter Wentemagres

FEDERAL REPORTER

THE new farming minister was forced to benefit dog a year at a most precise time plan about 1980.

Stephen Morgan, the MP for Portsmouth South, left unwell during a recent visit to Lake District Farmers processing plant at Thewston, Cantrile.

Cabinetman, who was appointed as farming minister last month by Andy Burnham, likened his unbreakable on the disparity between the large fridges where the meat is kept and the fact as outside the plant.

He said: 'I felt unwell moving between the extreme heat and cold

storage, and I'm grateful to all the stuff at Lake District Farmers.

Then off to the brilliant people working in those conditions and temperatures to keep the nation fast.'

It is understood Mr Morgan continued the tour after stopping for a brief pause and a drink of water to regain his beatings.

One local farmer told The Sun: 'He'd been down large chunks of food as well as some steaks but then he felt faint.

'He said something like: 'I don't feel too well, I need a moment'.

He added: 'It's not a great look for the farming minister to faint at the sight of meat'.

Last week, Mr Burnham announced a

£60m package to help farmers cope with drought. However, the National Farmers' Union cannot overcome the bulk of the funding could go towards nations it would: initiatives to support wildlife, rather than to save energy.

'The package included £10s for farmers to build reservoirs and £50s for the Sustainable Farming Incentive, a pre-existing scheme that encourages sustainable farming policy.'

The cash has been reallocated from elsewhere in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' farming budget. Saint Lane, the president of the Country Land and Business Association, described the funding as a 'drop in the ocean'.

London borough to raise council tax by 160 per cent as Rayner redistributes funding

By Madeleine Ross SECRET REPORTER

A LONDON council is consolidating imposing. England's biggest ever council known as Andy Burnham plus funding, one for the most thorough. The Telegraph understands.

Citizens' prior-year, Wandsworth council is looking at a 160 per cent increase in 1980 from total April, sources said, after being given special permission by Labour to introduce uncapped increases for next year.

Five London boroughs, including the borough of Wandsworth, were prompted to introduce increases above the standard 5 per cent for the next two years after funds from Whitehall were

redistributed for other councils from the start of this tax year.

The powers were brought in as part of Housing Secretary Angela Rayner's overhaul of funding.

The Government has cut funding to Wandsworth council by 40 per cent as a work to reimburse receipts across the rest of England.

Wandsworth, which has historically had some of the lowest council tax rates, will receive £10m a year less from Whitehall by the end of the decade.

Council tax in Wandsworth would be frozen for the rest of the term, according to Parliament website Publications, which first reported the figures now under consideration. Wandsworth

has a minority Conservative administration, after the party replaced council in May.

Peter Graham, the cabinet member for finance, said: 'Wandsworth's financial crisis was made by Labour. The Government gave us the worst calls settlement in the country, claiming the council's funding by 40 per cent. And locally, Labour managed to double the size of the hole, leaving a gap of £20m.'

That's why we are running a full spending review to cut waste and find savings.

Wandsworth council and the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government were contacted for comment.

---

News

Tan up: Tuna fishing returns to Whitby after almost a century

The 746lb whopper was landed in waters once fished by Hollywood stars such as Clark Gable

By Robby Clane

ANGERS and conservationists are heralding the first bluefin tuna to be caught and landed in the North Sea for almost 80 years.

The fish, weighing 746lb (List), was landed on Sunday at Whitby, North Yorkshire. She paid that was once a mecca flying game fishing in the 1950s.

Whitby will holds the long standing British record for a bluefin tuna record and has a 453lb moisture caught in 1911.

In the record state such as Clark Gable and insatiations were drawn to the area for the chance to catch the enormous

A fisherman conspired with a bluefin tuna in the North Sea

"tunny" fish. But because of overfishing of herring stock, the big game species disappeared from the North Sea in the 1960s.

In the past 10 years, they have returned in large numbers to the waters of the south-west coast where there is now a thriving and sustainable fishery for them.

Under Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DeRai rules), a handful of fishing vessels are granted an annual license to catch and land a small quota of bluefin tuna which they can sell to markets for thousands of pounds.

The waters off Devon and Cornwall are evening with "tunny" and now they appear to have returned in great numbers to the North Sea.

The crew of the Whitby fishing vessel Dominator caught the whopping specimen which is thought to be the first

bluefin tuna landed in the area since 1939.

Glenn Kilpatrick, a Whitby photographer, was there to witness its arrival. He said "A truly enormous Atlantic bluefin tuna, or 'tunny' as these Fish were always traditionally known here, was landed at Whitby.

"I was fired Dominator return, sitting noticeably heavy to one side with the weight of the catch aboard. The few weight was calculated at 7:41.54lbs. That is one seriously big fish.

"The crew were sunkers andably pleased with their fish. I'm told the fish will now be sold to restarants where to the UK.

"That has not gone unnoticed by the wildlife around the Yorkshire coast. We now regularly see minile whales, hang-back whales and several species of bluefin. Basically, if you protect the bottom of the food chain and allow the food to be there, everything further up to them opportunity to find it."

The University of Exeter has been monitoring the return of bluefin tuna stocks to the North Sea, which has included tagging them.

Dr Lutz Hurdle, of the University of Exeter, was leading the research and said, "Bluefin tuna are supposed to be in our waters and used to be incredibly important to this region.

"The fact they've back has been thanks to some careful and judicious management of fisheries. Bluefin tuna are also top problems who can only be in these waters if the ecosystem underneath them are healthy."

However, the one in bluefin tuna in the British Isles could have been fuelled by causing marine temperatures.

The waters around Britain are up to 3C warmer than usual after an counter heatwaves hitting the country.

David Jarrod, the chief executive of the Shellfish Association of Great Britain, told The Telegraph last month: "We are in uncharted waters. You've got the sea bass moving north, you've got sea bream moving north, and we've got the bluefin tuna coming into our waters.

"We have a dynamic situation in the marine environment. It's constantly changing."

Since 2016, researchers have tagged 185 bluefin tuna from the south-west coast, Wales and Jersey. But they say the fish found off the north-east coast are considerably larger and may be genetically distinct from those above y tagged.

The tagging data have revealed migration routes into the Mediterranean for operating before returning north for the British summer/Jan

The crew of the Dominator show off the 746lb 'tunny' fish at Whitby, North Yorkshire - the first bluefin caught in the area since 1939

The bluefin is back in British waters – and this time it's not getting away

Sam Carlisle

"WE'VE got a two-hour run out, but then we'll see some fish.

At an in the morning, two hours on a boat did not sound not any. Stuart Newall, the shipper, handed me many instant coffee, started the engines of the west Shire and pointed towards the open Atlantic. At 50 knots, with Cornwall disappearing behind us, the world quickly became a blur of blue and grey.

Start to air. Many shearwaters were shimming the waves. Hiring impossible low. In Cornwall they are known as "tuna birds" because their migration past the West Country used to coincide with the arrival of the bluefin tuna. Follow the birds, and you will find the tuna.

"Eyes from - they're have," Newall called.

At front of us the sea erupted. A pair of eaves, perhaps an acre across, was excite before fovelling white water. Bluefin tuna prepared thorough it, enormous silver bodies flushing beneath the surface, their mouths

gage as they swallowed and then fleeing for their lives. Shearwaters fitted around the whare pulls and games impinged from above. Least my late into the insatiation. "Last week a long single can for these hours. Cane off before we saw it. He could barely stand afterwards. Probably over 100lbs."

Then, almost as quickly as it had begun, the slaughter stopped. The sea went quiet. Looking over the side, I saw millions of canine scales gliding on the surface, as the fish were not-fired to drop and a bomb of silver glitter into the ocean. The smell of fish, oil being in the air, it was brutal.

There is something disorientating about seeing chlorotic tuna in British waters. The torpedoes of hummified silver and electric blue, and their short outlandish size, seem to be built for warmer, more exotic seas. Yet the bluefin - or tunny, as they have to be called - was once an British in national end.

In the 1930s, Scarborough became an unlikely capital of big game fishing. The British 'tunny' style was founded there in 1935, and attracted aristocrats, actors and advertisers, John Wayne, Errol Flynn and David Nixon were among the visitors. Leemon Mite held

Whitby in North Yorkshire was a mecca for big game fishing in the 1950s

library caught in 453lb tuna, which remains the British record.

It was a glorious, slightly ridiculous world: elaborate tackle, cooker, troughier, and mass increased attempting to catch a fish the size of small cuts. Then the English tuna vanished, the last living caught in the 1950s.

We see it so many tuna and too many of the fish they are. Industrial

fishing hammered North Sea herring and mackerel, while bluefin populations were pushed to the bank by demand for sushi.

Now they are back. "I am my first bluefin here in 2001, a few more I couple of years later. Now I see close to hundreds every day," Newall confirms.

Their prey has returned, management has improved and bluefin

numbers have recovered. Britain is now trying to work out what to do with this unsuspected abundance.

That question makes particularly this summer. The Government has raised the bluefin spots from 63 tonnes last year to 2.15 tonnes - a 200 per cent increase. Hurry British commercial vessels have now been influenced by harvest bluefin with the sunflow, while corporate catch-and-release fishery has been expanded, with more shippers than ever increased in the net guests.

That may sound, the the beginning of the rock. It needs to be.

The Chart (Cato) And Release Tagging research programme has become extraordinary success, and shown what can happen when anglers become parlour or conservatives rather than its exteriors.

Between 2020 and 2025, 5,877 tuna were tagged in 1,613 trips, but doing 4,400 anglers. All were released and the programme generated 22,000 of economic activity in south-west England. Now all was one of the early participants. "It was a really dark operation, and that research has got us to where we are to go - understanding the resource, but is it exploring it?"

Although there are more boats this

year, both the commercial and recreational fisheries remain tightly controlled. Chart is a good example of conservation not keeping people away from nature, but giving them a reason to value it.

The old Tunny Club was an absurdly privileged institution, but it understood something that we often forget: a spectacular fishery can give us human resources already. In former clubhouse may now be a chip shop, with sepia photos of long gone

sandless, a cleaning its walls. Not the fish that I saw off Cornwall now range back to their old Yorkshire hunting grounds, terrorising the herring and sunflow.

Last week, put north of Scarborough, in Whitby, crowds gathered at a quarrelin as a boat unloaded a 746lb 'tunny onto the deck. This is the first bluefin landed at Whitby since 1939, a fishing vessel that was cut short when Germany invaded Poland.

Now they are back. We should enjoy the bluefin, study them, and fish for them carefully. Above all, we should leave enough tunny in the sea for the next generation of fishermen to complain about the size of the one that got away.

Leader of the pack: Fugitive's labrador leads police straight to his hiding place

By Samuel Montgomery

A POSITIVE was found by police after his own labrador led officers to his hiding place.

Charles Roy, 16, left his dog behind while driving from police on an illegal excursion.

He was found hiding under insatiation in his cell, after the dog led police back to his home in Princeton.

Roy appeared at Washington magazine, "some of the older dog I where he was sunsmoke to three months' imprisonment and banned from driving for four years and three months.

He was previously found guilty of failing to carry the police driving while disqualified, using a motor vehicle without insurance and failing to pro-

vide a dog test during a one day trial in March 2020.

The court heard that a 1940-era cell officer on patrol spotted Fox riding as a scourer, a vehicle that cannot be manned and is illegal to use on public roads with two dog running alongside.

The officer noted that there was also a considerable smell of cannabis coming from the cart and indicated that Fox pull over.

Roy ignored the command and made attempts to escape the pursuing officer, during which one of his dogs - a labrador, left behind. Eating the patrol on the Charles-Pole's officer can be heard on a body-wave, one or a thing the dog. "She he left you! I'm he been dead but unlikely you?"

The officer then followed the dis-

tressed pet to an address on Beacon (Golf). Read where the second dog that had been running alongside Fox appeared at a ground-floor window.

Officer's entered the property and conducted a search.

Postage showed an officer climbing up a ladder to an open left hatch, saying "I'm not prepared to fall through the f-"ing ceiling to catch this little illness.

"There is a lot of literally past there and I think he'd behind it."

Upon further inspection, the officers found Fox undertooth several pieces of insulation.

Fox later claimed he had been asleep in the cell, because the house was over crowded and that he had not been out riding the excursion that night.

---

Wednesday 19 August 2020 The Daily Telegraph Wednesday 19 August 2020 The Daily Telegraph

Polanski: It's time that we sorted the media out

By Pieter Stepp angers POLITICAL REPORTER

EACH POLANSIST has demanded an inquiry into the "culture and behaviour" of the press, adding that it was time the media was "scored out".

The Green Party leader signed a letter to study Rumbam demanding the Government launch an inquiry into how to "ensure a responsible press" following Jason Arday's death.

He has also described lynx, the press regulator, as "tooltimes" and called for the forced self-off of most national investigators by banning foreign ownership.

His intervention comes as Green Party members called for the Government to respect the Leewan inquiry to exonerate "full-completed" shifts since the media under a "genuinely independent and recognized regulator with effective enforcement power."

Green members put forward the motion that would also see a new regulator "map and address" examples of racism and ableism and monies "harassment" allegedly arising from news stories.

The motion was put forward two days after Arday's death and ahead of the Greene conference in October when it could become party policy if approved by a majority of members.

Arday, who was Cambridge University's youngest-ever-fan A professor, was found dead at an address in Ratterson, south London, on Friday.

The 44 year-old had resigned from his position as professor of sociology of education the week before, citing the "unrelenting level of public scrutiny" following a cautious of plagiarism and the university launching an investigation into his appointment.

On Saturday, Mr Rumbam paid millions to Arday, whose death he described as a tragedy. He also called for a "moment of reflection" and urged people "as to make it judgment".

However, in a post on X, Mr Polanski wrote: "I don't think it would be 'rushing to judgment' to see that the press brawling people - especially people of colour - has been going on for a long time. Really spindess response from the Prime Minister have that utterly full-crossog扬e the moment to make the press."

On Sunday, Mr Polanski's work was joked further. Responding to an article in the Mail on Sunday that praised this summer's five bestwives, he said: "It's time we sorted out the press. Constant transformation to press I first do not and fossil fuels in destroying lives and our planet. The Government must step up and stop being cowardly."

He has added his signature to a letter to the Prime Minister and Lisa Nandy, the Culture Secretary organised by the Good Law Project demanding an "immediate" public inquiry into the press.

Ruff stuff This exuberant vulturate guinea fowl at the Wataunga Wildlife Reserve in Norfolk has won Gareth Clifford the Birds award in this year's British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquarians photography competition.

Rape charity rejects funding as donors are anti-immigration

By Simon Johnson

SCOTTISH POLITICAL EDITOR

A DATE charity has turned down funding because the donors support cuts to immigration.

Changes in funds from Crisis 60 BCs refused a donation from the Scottish Citizens Army 30Cs because of the growing public messaging "linking sexual violence on an individual immigration status".

The centre said it needed to "maintain the trust of everyone who turns in us" and that it could not accept the funding, understood by the GMC, "at least consistent."

The 80A has now accused the centre of putting "publics over survivors" of sex crimes.

The Scottish Citizens Army's Facebook page states that it is a "proud way" of strong immigration laws, community safety, and putting local people left.

It has denied allegations that it is a fire-Right group, saying that it did not attend a recent anti-immigration rally that took place in Glasgow and that it condemned alleged Nazi salaries by some participants.

In a post on X, the 80A posted a screenshot of the rejection-irradiated Aug16. Members of the 80A had tested the charity to drop off hygiene kits for rape survivors, which were initially accepted by staff at the site.

But the email from the GCRC said: "Following your visit, some of our staff raised concerns regarding the political nature and public positions associated with your group.

While we appreciate the hygiene kits you supplied and the time and effort taken to visit us, we are unable to accept fundraising activities undertaken on our behalf by organizations that campaign on issues relating to immigration or other political matters.

To protect our independence and ensure that all survivors feel welcome, and undiagnosed, we do not enter into associations that could be perceived as endorsing, particular political viewpoints. We must therefore respectfully decline your offer of fundraising support."

In an accompanying statement on X, the 80A said: "We are furious. Disputed Glasgow Law and Glasgow & Clyde Rape Crusaders treated the truth and amassed a community group that simply tried to help rape survivors.

Staff accepted our women's essential hygiene kits on the day. Brute later they rejected any further fundraising purely because of our positions on immigration and community safety. Politics over survivors."

In a statement, the GCRC said it "came to support all women and girls in the Glasgow and Clyde area who have experienced rape or sexual violence, and every decision we take is guided by our duty to protect survivors."

Rowling: Cambridge failed to protect Arday

Author says farcee around academic was similar to her experience as an 'online punchbag'

By Tom McArdle

JASON ARDAY would not have been "exposed in such a public way" if the University of Cambridge had challenged him "kindly and privately" before electing him to its highest rank, 38 Rowling has said.

The three Foster author and graphic campaigns said that Cambridge should have done due diligence "not least to protect Arday himself".

Arday, who was the university's youngest-ever-fan A professor, was found dead at an address in Ratterson, south London, on Friday.

The 44 year-old had resigned from his position as professor of sociology of education the week before, citing the

unrelenting level of public scrutiny following accusations of plagiarism and the university launching an investigation into his appointment.

Commenting on his death, Rowling, 61, said that "fabulous are always psychologically vulnerable".

Posting on X, the writer said: "He's never have found himself exposed in such a public way if he'd been challenged, kindly and privately, before he was given a highly publicised professorship at what is supposed to be one of the world's best universities.

"There should have been due diligence, not least to protect Arday himself. Students were faded and academic standards were traduced.

"If it's true Arday's stories about himself weren't challenged because Cambridge was excited to appoint a Dartmouth young Jack man, it's equally true that his blackness meant he became a lightning rod for the course around DSI University, equity

Green Party leader Zach Polanski lays Rosson for Arday at a night in Trafalgar Square

and inclusion). I don't doubt the weight of shame, and too-berty and condemnation, even if a lot of it fell on Cambridge rather than Arday personally, seemed unsurvivable to him."

Rowling said that Arday became an "unwilling living symbol" of DSI "taken to a ludicrous extreme and vicious online tooling" the cited her own experience of "becoming a defen-

manned online punchbag", referring to the fact that she had been targeted by pro-trade activists for her gender critical opinions.

She comments some after the heart of a Cambridge college called for an investigation into the "media outright" on the late professor. The university is already reviewing its recruitment process for all senior academic positions.

On Monday, Sir James Chesely, the author's communion minister, accused Cambridge of using Arday for "bringing rights". He claimed that Arday would not have been in such a "verdict" and "personally exposed position" but universities done due diligence.

He added: "I can't help but feel that the truth to me Jason Arday as a long-lung right by some universities - the also with which they said 'we've got the youngest-ever-fan A professor' talking about his age and his ethnicity rather than his talent - I think was part of the reason he was lifted so high as

quickly." Lord Smith of Finsbury, the chancellor of Cambridge University, claimed that "average of Arday a "social feeding frenzy".

Campaigners are understood to be co-ordinating a large number of complaints to move organizations about the message.

More than 90,000 people have signed questions launched by the Good Law Project seeking an inquiry into the coverage of Arday over "two weeks of international activities."

Thousands of people gathered for a visit in Arday's memory in Trafalgar Square on Monday night. The event included a minute of silence, speeches by friends and campaigners and two massical musicians.

Arday resigned after the university included the investigation into the academic qualifications. The university was also considering a number of complaints of alleged academic misconduct.

The University of Cambridge was contacted for comment.

Green Party activists discussed 'wiping Israel off the map'

By Dominic Penna

ANIUM AND ICI, CO-ORDINARIARY

GREEN Party activists discussed warrings to "vape Israel off the map" aided by the Aggressive state shown.

Sequences of Zach Polanski's party argued as a private group that that Israel should be replaced by a single Palestinian state and talked about "full-engagement."

One Green councillor declared they "would like" Israel to be destroyed, writing: "I don't think it's violent to want an illegitimate apartheid state gone from all maps."

Mr Polanski's first year as Green leader has been married by a number of sons over anti-immigration.

The farcee looked remarks, first reported by The Times, will add to our terms over the attitudes of the party and its members towards Israel. He worldly

only friends state. Mr Polanski was not part of the group.

A Whetology chart called Greens Against Imperialism was created by Sophia Magill. the Greens public court filed for Boston, a village on the Isle of Wight.

In one message sent to the group, Mr Magill said: "Dominion has to go, it's ultimately an apartheidist law's, ethno-enterismist ideology."

Challenged on what that meant, Mr Magill responded: "That I need to go. The only solution is one equal state."

Another participant in the group said: "You want to [see] Israel wiped off the map, in essence!" A third participant said: "Wiped off the map is a violent way of interpreting it."

Mr Magill replied: "Yes, I would like that. Like Rhodesia (Rwanda) (before Israel) citizens who are not war criminals and who agree to peacefully coor-

sit with Palestinians have a right to live in Palestine as everyone should have the right to live wherever they want in the world so long as they are not a threat to the safety of others.

I don't think it's violent to want an illegitimate apartheid state gone from all maps."

Dominion refers to the belief in the right of Jewish self-determination. Earlier this year, the Greens were plunged into a civil war after The Telegraph revealed activists had talked a conference motion that called for Dominion to be closed as a "social ideology".

The motion did not pass but Mr Polanski refused to denounce it, even claiming that Dominion as practiced by Benjamin Netanyahu should government won indeed racist.

In January, Mr Magill uploaded a photo to a public Instagram account wearing: "Palestine solidarity put and a kefifjeeb, a scarf that has often been worn by pro-Palestinian protesters to

signal support for Gaza. Last month, Mr Minar was shown around the Lords by Barooms: Jones of Moslem councils, a Green

Sophia Magill of the Greens

poor, after a meeting to talk about the party's crime and justice policy.

Another participant in the group chat, who was not named by The Times, said: "Suppose an extreme anti-Zionist could mean that you support Stalag Dominion."

That's, Israel specifically racist any more than believing in capital punishment for nations or 'terroristic' is. Wrong but not necessarily racist me to pay a few! People can have multiple views that seem to conflict!

Another member of the group wrote: "I am tell you'd a state in the name of an ethnic group destroyed my village and killed my family. I might want to plough into a group of them too."

Elsewhere in the message, Hannah Rosar, the membership officer of the Global Majority Greens pressure group, invited members of the group chat to join a review of the party's conference motions.

Mr Rosar promoted the decision to reclaim "minority participants, and later referred to it as 'our mother.'" Mr Magill and Mr Rosar were contacted for comment.

'I don't think it's violent' Leaked WhatsApp messages

Sophos E Magill

Goreen has to go, it's an apartheidist, ethno-supermacist ideology.

Person A

Meaning what, exactly?

Sophos E Magill

That it needs to go. The only solution is one equal state.

Person A

You want Israel wiped off the map, in essence?

Person B

Wiped off the map is a violent way of interpreting it.

Sophos E Magill

Yes, I would like that.

Like Rhodesia.

Obviously I believe Israeli citizens who are not war criminals and who agree to peacefully coexist with Palestinians have a right to live in Palestine as everyone should have the right to live whenever ever they want in the world so long as they are not a threat to the safety of others.

I don't think it's violent to want an illegitimate apartheid state gone from all maps.

---

News

City manager killed in honeymoon crash

Tributes to young British couple who died in helicopter fireball on Greek holiday island

By Tom McArdle Tim Nigsworth on/Ruby Cline

A BHTTHB couple on their honeymoon were victims of a helicopter crash on a Greek island on Monday.

Alexander Cromie, 31, and 30-year-old Marie Ebert died when the aircraft crashed into a bed on bilious and burnt into flames shortly after injury.

The weekweek were killed along side-lying's halves, the Bell 2016-paid, at the crash, which closed six himself at a British and private station.

Mr Cromie, an asset manager, and Mr Ebert, a marketer, were flying to the island from Markopoulo, south-east of

Athens, in a private helicopter. Financialized this license, where Mr Cromie had worked for four years, paid tribute.

A spokesman said: "We are shocked by the tragic passing of three people, including our colleague Alex Cromie and his wife Marie Ebert, who were celebrating their honeymoon.

"Alex was beloved by everyone who knew and worked with him at Blackstone, and our thoughts and prayers are with his loved ones."

Eran A Company, where Mr Ebert worked as a senior specialist in marine operations, said: "Marie Ebert was a much loved and deeply respected member of our London team.

"We was exceptional at her job, admired by everyone who worked with her, and had an extraordinary future ahead of her. We are devastated.

"Our thoughts are with Marie's family, with her husband dancy family, and with the friends and colleagues who are

A BHTTHB helicopter, the same make as the one that crashed in Greece

growing them both. We also owned our everywhere to the family of the pilot who had finally arrived.

"Marie will be greatly missed by all of us at him, and we are doing everything we can to support her family and col-

longues at this time." Mr Cromie, a University of the Royal graduate, previously working for the West and Royal Bank of Scotland, while Mr Ebert, who crashed at the University of Exeter, was formerly employed by Cyber Capital.

Mr Emlen, 25, was flying the helicopter when it crashed in the Thur932 on a bilious on Monday evening, according to police.

The Greek fire service said the crash had triggered an alarm, which was heard across the Aegean island in the Cyriades, which is a popular tourist destination in the summer months.

A senior police official in Athens said: "The crash came minutes before the scheduled 6-Item landing.

"The helicopter was scheduled to leave 25 minutes later.

A new group service rushed to the scene, but were unable to save the passengers and give

Manolis Fountirolakis, the deputy

Marie Ebert was exceptional at her job and had a great future ahead of her. We are devastated

mayor of bilious, told Greek media that there was "almost nothing left" of the helicopter.

He said: "It was a shapeless mass, inside which the two charged bodies must have been.

"It experienced mechanical failure in the air - accidents say it made a loud, strange noise, like military aircraft."

Greek aviation authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the crash.

A Foreign Office spokesman told The Telegraph: "Our thoughts are with the families during this difficult time.

"We are providing consular support and are in contact with the Greek authorities.

Others, a 75 sq km largest island, is a popular tourist destination in the summer form. A problem is the a-porous of a fewer than 1,000. It receives regular private helicopter traffic activations use flights to reach the mainland.

Marie Ebert, left, was killed with her husband Alexander Cromie, right, when their helicopter crashed in bilious, above

Prisoners targeting 'naive' guards as affairs with inmates triple

By Charles Hymas

HOMELANDAN EDITOR

THE number of prison officers disciplined for illicit relationships with inmates has most regarded as their target in a prison sohrab.

Official data obtained under freedom of information is less than that the number of officers disciplined for 'inappropriate' relationships with prisoners or former inmates has increased from 12 in 2017 to 52 in 2019-20.

In many cases, the officers were in a person or female staff who had formed romantic or sexual relationships with the prisoners.

Their included cases where officers were either then smuggling drugs into the prison, or turned a blind eye to inmates' use of illicit mobile phones as they continued to run their criminal

networks from behind bars. The disclosures have prompted demands for better training and tighter recruitment of prison staff, as well as giving, giveaway, greater control over victim recruitment accurately largely attributed centrally.

In a foresee, an ex-prison presence and better advice to the prisoner, said: "In a clearly related capacity selected Linda De Souza Alena

and poorly trained people with no in experience being thrown into jails holding sophisticated prisoners," said "the lack of experience, staff shortages and the lack of supervision makes sexual boundary violations that much more possible.

"If we are recruiting people to a low enforcement organization who need additional training not to have sex with prisoners, it can much about just how unattractive the job of a prison officer has become!" Among these caught was prison officer Isabelle Dale who was jailed for three-and-a-half years after having romantic

Jail affairs on the rise

Number of prison staff disciplined for inappropriate relationships: England and Wales

relationships with two inmates and alerting to smuggle drug-scalled envelopes into prison.

Dale swore her "undying love" to prisoners: Khaled Sharif and Connor Moore while working at BNBF's family, say in history. The 10-year-old had sex with convicted robber Sharif in the prison's chapel area, her total baunt.

Another officer jailed for 19 months was Sarah Williams, who had inappropriate relationships with three prisoners with links to organized crime gangs.

Her lawyer said she "tell into the traps and arms of sophisticated criminals" at Liverpool's BNBF Altruismo. Williams knew the three men all had mobile phones, but instead of reporting this, she stopped thousands of texts and ads with them including "intimate sexual chat" and images. For the three controls, her blind eye to their activities

and access to the prison's computer system that she provided to them meant they had "effectively unnoticed contact with their criminal associates", the judge told the court.

One high profile can involved Linda De Souza Alena, who was sentenced to 12 months in jail after been filmed having sex with an inmate at BNBF Wandsworth, London. She was identified by senior prison staff after the city was shared online and went true.

Amber Rudd, the former Tory home secretary, is heading a government review into how to better tackle organized crime, drugs and violence in jails.

A Ministry of Justice spokesman said: "Any relationship between prisoners and members of staff is inappropriate and we don't hesitate to take the toughest action against any staff that fall below our high standards."

Snooker star asked alleged sex abuse victim: 'Did it feel nice?'

By Ben Ramsby

GRASSER DOTT, the former snooker world champion, asked a child he normally shoved whackers it felt "nice", a court board.

Erett, 89, is accused of loved, indecent and violent, and whatever towards two primary-school-age children.

The alleged offseason took place between 2005 and 2006, involving a girl, and 2010 and 2016, involving a boy, both in the Glasgow region.

Dott has denied the two charges against him.

His trial of the High Court in Glasgow began yesterday, with the jury hearing evidence from one of Dott's alleged victims, who gave evidence from behind a screen.

The woman, now in her 40s, told the court Dott had actually abused her on multiple occasions while she was a child. She said the first incident happened when he offered to give her a

piggyback ride, which she said involved her clothing on his back and escaping her arms and legs around the front of his body.

After walking a short distance, she said they stopped for a "couple of minutes".

Snooker Dott denies charges of violent and behavior against two children of primary school age

Explaining he had his hands over her clothing, she told the court: "He started to caravan in Canada."

She added: "I remember it was old to see I think he said 'Even that he's nice', or something to that effect."

The woman alleged that, on another occasion, Dott approached her and said:

"We could play a game: 'the said he told her 'it would be a growing game, and I had to guess what he was doing'.

She said she met them and he pulled her trousers down, lifted her cup, and kissed her on the belly.

Responding to questions from Lindsey Dillard, the court ordered that the court Dott exposed himself to her and then began teaching her with different parts of his body, including his penis.

She explained: "He would touch me with his hand, and said, 'That's my hand. Now you know what that feels like.' Then he kissed me and I knew what that felt like."

The pain, she said, was that she had to guess what he was doing.

She added that Dott had played the game with her 'more than one'.

Dott was present in court and was denied his child suit.

The trial, before judge Lord Harrowe, continues and is expected to last up to five days.

Scholes banned from driving after speeding in Range Rover

By Telegraph Reporter

PAUL SCHOLES, the former Manchester United and England footballer, has been banned from driving for six months after racking up two driving restrictions in the space of two days.

The former multitasked car was not speeding in a Range Rover in March while on a late-night drive through Chichester in West Yorkshire.

West Yorkshire Police brought a prosecution in connection with the incident, as Scholes's car had been choked at 10 mph on a 30 mph stent for residential road.

The former footballer was also taken to task by former Manchester Police after a Mercedes countered to him was caught driving at 40 mph in a 10 mph zone in November last year.

Scholes was then prosecuted for failing to respond to two police letters asking for confirmation that he had been the speeding driver. The two criminal

cases culminated in hearings on two days last week, when Scholes was handed a six-month driving ban and ordered to pay fines, costs, and costs not exceeding £5.82.

A court official said Scholes, who was prosecuted in private hearings under

Paul Scholes was caught on camera speeding on a late-night drive in West Yorkshire

the Single Justice Procedure, did not enter pleas to either of the charges he heard and was connected in the absence.

Court documents show Scholes's Range Rover was caught speeding at just after 11.30pm in March. On the 24/40 Dublin Road near Chichester, Police said the former footballer

terpled to a notice of intended prosecution, confirming he had been the driver. Court papers noted that Scholes could not be offered an use of court settlement with a speed continuous course in he had greatly point on his license and was now in law for an automatic ban.

By the second case, Scholes's Mercedes broke the speed limit on the 4/37. Mercedes Road near Antrim under Lyne at 11.45am on Nov 16 last year. Police said two letters were sent to his home and "no reply has been received."

The force dropped the speeding allegation but continued to prosecute Scholes for failing to reply to the letters.

On Aug 12 at Bradford magazine last week, he was handed a six-month driving ban for the speeding officer, along with a £220 fine, £220 costs, and an £46 victim surcharge. The next day at Manchester magazine last week Scholes was sentenced to a £900 fine, with six penalty points on his license, £120 costs, and a £216 victim surcharge.

---

News

Khan's plan for 900 new traveller pitches

City Hall says target is a 'minimum', meaning even more could be built across London in next decade

By Dominic Pritchard SENIOR POLITICAL COMMISSIONER

THE 5,000K KHAN is planning to create almost 900 traveller pitches in London over the next decade.

The Labour Mayor of London's development plan has said that 875 new permanent pitches are needed by 2016-17 to meet the needs of the capital's business communities'.

City Hall said the target set was a 'minimum', suggesting more pitches may be built in the coming decade. A

traveler pitch is a plot of land allocated to an individual family or household on a wider travelne-up.

Sir Sadaj's proposals come as Angela Garner, the Housing Secretary, faces a countenance from Terence of othering rules for traveller who is giving counsellors to the town to check the costs.

A draft version of the mayor's London Plan, published by City Hall, especially more was 'key to omitting a truly successful and thriving city'.

One of the 875 permanent pitches identified by the plan, 77 were earmarked for the borough of Brooke's, 70 for Rineering and 12 for Brent.

Brooke's also had the highest target for permanent pitch for travelling a new people of £7, with an additional 24 expected in Brooke's, 20 in Billington and five in Rineering. The plan said,

'London must plan to meet the needs of all its residents, including appoies, travellers and travelling show- people'

'London must plan to meet the needs of all its residents, including appoies, travellers and travelling show people'

'Targets are minimum, reflecting a degree of uncertainty regarding cross- date for those groups and given the pattern of historical studies delivery that urgently needs addressing.'

'There is a growing recognition that meeting pipes and traveller needs is not just about delivering pitches, but culturally appropriate accommodation that recognizes groups and travellers' accommodation preferences.'

City Hall said that there was currently no attention to update the proposals, and that any changes to the London Plan would allow the current consultation. A spokesman for Sir Sadaj said, 'The draft London Plan would be very strong enough to plan for the accommodation

needs of paper and traveller communities, helping to address a long-standing shortage of natural resources.'

'The plan does not allocate any given belt sizes. It is far boroughs to decide how best to meet identified need for paper and traveller pitches through these total plans. A consultation with these communities, including whether given belt land should be considered where there are no suitable alternatives.'

It is estimated that there are as many as 30,000 to 35,000 appoies and travellers in London, although official cross- date recorded put over 7,500 in 2018.

Sir Sadaj has previously held events at City Hall in evidence (e.g., Bona and Traveller History Month in June). His former was accused of leaving councils unable to oppose sunnithor-

'People across the country are being forced to tolerate last breaking from a small minority of travellers'

incertain the capacity in a major update to England's planning rules on Monday.

The plan for the 900 the shadow housing secretary, said: 'Communities across the country are being forced to tolerate last breaking from a small minority of travellers.'

Caveh and the councils and the two who play by the rules, Labour are making it easier for travellers to set up illegal sites and get them rubber stamped afterwards.

However, the Government insisted that overall the rules will goes councils the powers they needed. The new guidance removes the requirement for councils to consider damage to the environment that manufactured on-copments could cause.

Editorial Comment Page 15

Civil servant removed by Starmer given £500K payout

By Amy Gibbons

POLITICAL COMMISSIONER

BRITANN's shortest-serving top civil servant reportedly received a £500,000K payout after Sir Roy Starmer forced himself.

Sir Chris Wormald, the former Cabinet secretary, was initially believed to have been given a £500,000K redundancy package when he left the role in the wake of the Lord Mandelson scant.

Sources have now suggested that the payout was roughly twice that amount, with the higher settlement offered as compensation for the 'short notice' of his departure.

Sir Roy reportedly signed off on the award - which is a rebeltier. 'Darts-contractual entitlements' - after being advised that it was in 'the public interest' to bring, this matter to a conclusion'. The Prime Minister agreed 'the public interest is not in this regard'.

Several sources limited on the settlement told the Financial Times that the total recorded £500,000K. The full cost is set to be revealed in Cabinet Office accounts later this year.

Sir Chris became Britain's short-run serving Cabinet secretary in February when he left the role after only in

'A settlement of this level is necessary given that this is a departure from a high-profile, unique role'

months. He was the third high-profile figure to have Downing Street in the wake of the Lord Mandelson scandal, following Morgan McSweeney. Sir Roy's chief of staff, and Tim Allen, his director of communist status.

According to the Financial Times, Sir Roy signed off the final settlement - which included pension add-ons - at the request of Cal Little, the permanent secretary to the Cabinet Office.

He came to Sir Roy, she said: 'The proposed award is greater than what Sir Chris Wormald would be contractually entitled to. However, I am informed that a settlement of this level is necessary given that this is a departure from a high-profile, unique role that has been agreed at very short notice.'

One government figure confirmed the £500,000K total to the Financial Times, adding: 'It shows why they needed the FM to sign it off. People were pretty shocked to find out. He was the shortest-serving Cabinet secretary in history.'

The Cabinet Office told the Financial Times: 'We don't comment on individual rights matters.'

The Telegraph contacted the Cabinet Office for further comment.

Dinner for one How Edwards cuts a lonely figure as he spends his 65th birthday alone outside a Starbucks in South Wales, with a coffee and pastry. The former BBC newsreader was checking his phone and vaping before returning to his car.

Killer drivers could face ban from early release

By Charles Hymas

SENIOR ARTIST

MOTORISTS who cause death by their dangerous driving may be excluded from Labour's early release scheme under plans being considered by the Ministry of Health (MoH).

Ministers are considering whether to attend an exemption for unlawful killing to include the offence of causing death by dangerous driving for which some 875 offenders a year are jailed.

The third steward that no final decision had yet been made but they were seeking to make the exemptions as low as possible without taking them to the point where the prisoner would run out of space.

The move is part of a review by Alex Norris, the former secretary, ordered by daily Bursham to find a way to prevent the early release of two of the killers of 7s Andrew Harper and 'other individuals'.

The Prime Minister has said he is 'increasingly confident' of finding a way to prevent the early release of the officers's killers since Cole and Albert Bowen who were jailed for 11 years for 3s Harper's manslaughter.

Tonerday, Mr Bursham said: 'So we are looking at every possible issue. I've said I want to do everything possible to ensure we shall see the release of people involved in the killing of 3s Harper and other individuals.'

It is important, given the public concern, that the 'sure-thinking possible' to get this right, that I do everything possible to minimize early release.

That's why we're looking at every way I can do that with the future Secretary and we'll prevent our findings in two weeks' time.

One opinion being considered is to create a view out for unlawful manslaughter. It is thought most of the 875 offenders contacted of manslaughter currently eligible for early release would be barred.

It is a higher level of the offence than negligence or voluntary manslaughter because they were judged to have committed a crime which they knew could cause harm, even if it could not be proved that they attended to kill.

The exemption of unlawful killing could also be applied to causing death by dangerous driving following appeals from increased families of victims, although the Telegraph said sounded in being considered, one source suggested it was an outside possibility.

Among those eligible for early release in killer driver Malcolm Wales, 72, who was described by police in the 'dramatist crew son's beautiful wheel' An 'Mid spokesman said: 'We share the public's anger that these options are ever being considered, after we identified a prison system on the brink of collapse.'

'This is war': On the front line with Gurkhas battling Welsh wildfires

Neil Johnston SENIOR ARTIST

FOR nearly a month, the heartland across the South Wales Valley has been out of the country, where become accustomed to the sound of the equestrian song down the ensuing roads and little-green browsing overland as the fighters to die from the sea to the sea.

But on Friday, as smoke continued to drift across fields like fog and sprawling past fire-burned underground activities, it became clear that the 'sure-thinking' was so strong.

Well more than a dozen fires scattered around the countryside around 200 soldiers who could do so, the hills that were once home to coal mines and seaworms as military combat vehicles rolled in to support exhausted firefighters.

They included around 1000 of the Brigade of Guelphs, famed for being among the finest and most feared soldiers in the world, and soldiers from the Royal Logistics Corps supported by the Royal Engineers.

They have been tasked with manning water supplies and digging fireheads, allowing firefighters to remain on the front line.

It is not quite much warfare, but it is close and the same training required for military and deconforming used in

rural Wales, in the fishing boat, soldiers have been shovelling away at the dry soil, creating firebreaks using iron, sparks, garden shears or simply brine flares to clear topsoil from the sea.

The Telegraph accompanied them on Monday over the former mining village of Trow, Wales, which is served out the latest battle line, hoping to avoid fault from reaching the terraced houses below should the base spread further.

In the battle against 16 wildfires, some spanning thousands of acres, there have been unexpected obstacles as well as the challenge of working in coating temperatures. Burshams have proved particularly troublesome, sticking to everything and being partly to blame for late manning tips to skyrocks for new gloves.

The soldiers are born to stress that the fire service has a burden but are conscious that many people's livelihoods are relying on their efforts to stop the fire spreading.

Among them is Henri Joshua Nivalo, who councillors using the same techniques to create fireheads in his family's home in Wales village. He: 'When I was back in 1943 would do this work in the item. I'm not really better than anyone else just helping the boys.' He 27-year-old said: 'But everything is from the heart.'

For others, they are proud to help an area they know well, including 1pt Nathan Jones, 16, from from a group in

The soldiers are digging fireheads, allowing the firefighters to carry on tackling the healthiest from

the Rhoads, who was unsurprised by the friendly workers they received.

'We use a cross beam and help my people. We've seen the side of it where it's a proper community. They proper the look after you. Labour and my grandparents' house but I think if we had stopped they'd wanted everyone to have a house.'

He said that being depleted in the 1918 and emphasised the importance of protecting the nation.

'When you go away, you feel like everything goes, but it's almost like you don't wear. I've said. 'But when you come to something like this, then you get that sense of purpose... It's been a bit dail I may defend it as

because only good.'

Just very eight miles away in

Mortley Tydfil, once the iron capital of the world, the 10'Quarets Own Guelphs Leques Rugeaux is

overswing what is effectively a convoyed belt of water towards the fire.

It's a roundabout in an industrial estate next to a carpet warehouse, five Gables, 40,000 miles, close support combat tankers, previously deployed on-copent mania lines and stalkantons, are providing a critical water supply to farmers and firefighters.

The Guelphs are driving the 12-tonne tankers, with two of the capacity of also eagles, one round-the-clock circuit to keep the water flowing on the front line.

The first long-timber train water from a by-Brant station 20 minutes away, filling in 10 minutes and then head back to Mortley Tydfil.

Shore soldiers are ready with hoses to unload the water into a cell and chain basins resembling paddling pools where farmers with smaller brewers on their tankers and firefighters then filling.

It is more than a constant supply of water to tackle pest continuing to have underground households, except and purple families of the Welsh moorlands.

The soldiers are trying to cut a water from a by-Brant station 20 minutes away, filling in 10 minutes and then head back to Mortley Tydfil.

Here soldiers are ready with hoses to unload the water into a cell and chain basins resembling paddling pools where farmers with smaller brewers on their tankers and firefighters then filling.

The soldiers are expected to cut an until at least Thursday, when it is heard this out will take pressure off firefighters.

The Guelphs are being supported by a pair of cookies, foreign superstainers.

The people are being supported by a pair of cookies, foreign superstainers.

'We are protecting the people and trying to stop it spread. The fire is the enemy'

meal deals and takeaway pincan being handed out to them by grateful residents.

However, while appreciative of the family policies, the Guelphs remain as well as the people, now during up to an enemy on the front line.

It is only the end it is a battle for an 'unbeliefs' while it is a 'fire' we are protecting the people and trying to stop it spread. The fire is the enemy. The fire might come to people's houses

so before it gets worse we are jumping in the water for 1-2 years.

By Gaining, from Pothara in central Wales, a monthly Guelphs in 2020 and had followed in the footsteps of his older brother and cousin in joining the regularly life-threatening a number of Guelphs to drive ambulances in Yorkshire in 2022, and said he was proud to be serving the country in an emergency repair.

The 'unbeliefs' are in and it has been hot but we are grateful to be helping. This morning we get some homemade drinks, very safe eating us and we are so grateful to them.

The proud experience of the Guelphs in never forgotten as they keep the water flowing and those leading the spoils are at the heart to change into their predecessors who have served with distinction in numerous conflicts.

'We are taking it as seriously as a way. We are not going to, we will play our best,' said C.J. de Eng Bal, 35, from Chiballinango in eastern Nepal.

---

News

I say, I say, acai – some words won’t trip off the tongue

Segue, charcuterie and quinoa are also on list of 10 most mispronounced terms, research finds

By Telegraph Reporter

THE nation’s most mispronounced words are acai, segue and charcuterie, according to a study.

Research among 2,000 adults found that many stumble over commonly used words, with other “diffs-till” terms including quinoa, quາກioli and Worcestershire’s Chipotle, glucosmoson and gyro also featured among the top 10 mispronounced words, with hyperbole, aesthetic and even gif also proving to be far more.

Acai, pronounced “bly-sigh-er”, is a betry that grows in the Amazon rainforest and has become a popular breakfast food among health-conscious Britons.

The study showed that 40 per cent of people have had someone correct them for mispronouncing a word, leaving 23 per cent feeling embarrassed. As a result, 24 per cent admitted they were not confident giving unfamiliar words a go, but 27 per cent continue to pronounce a word incorrectly, despite knowing they were getting it wrong. The

Tongue twisters How to say those tricky terms properly

Segue

“ling-way”

Chancuterie

“Shut-korn-tub-ron”

Quinoa

“Korn-way”

Gnoccibi

“Hypush-kun”

Chipotle

“Chip-chit-tay”

Gyros

“Kee-ree”

beff (wolfed V)

stundi

Hyperbole

“Hy-par-tie-iy”

Aesthetic

“ko-the-hn”

Gif

“J-ir” (live “ghi”)

research was commissioned by Skoda to highlight that many pronounce the brand’s name incorrect do.

Kirsten Stagg, a spokesman for Skoda, said: “Sometimes, there are words that simply don’t sound how they are spelt, and even everyday terms tend to catch people out.

“Skoda is a perfect example. The distinctive mark above the h, known as a hawk, or cavon, can throw people off.”

The study also found 82 per cent of adults believe correct pronunciation is important, with 43 per cent of those believing that it helps avoid misunderstandings.

S5pc

Proportion of people who have been corrected for not pronouncing a word properly

Others think it shows respect for language (52 per cent), makes them appear more knowledgeable (38 per cent) and professional (34 per cent).

Thirty-eight per cent go as far as to say the way someone pronounces words can influence the impression they have of them.

But attitudes towards mispronounces may arisen generations, with 53 per cent of Gen Z claiming a person’s pronunciation would impact what they think of them, compared to just 24 per cent of Boomers.

Likewise, 37 per cent of Gen Z correct family, friends and colleagues on their pronunciation, but only 29 per cent of Boomers do the same, according to the OnePoll data.

Among those who avoid correcting others, the most common reasons were not wanting to embarrass them (30 per cent), not wanting to come across as rude (35 per cent) and not feeling it’s their place to do so (33 per cent).

My heart will go on Crime Dion graces the cover of the Harper’s Bazaar October issue as she prepares a return to the stage after health problems. The issue goes on sale on Sept 3.

Sleep well and you could wake up to a better career in midlife

By Telegraph Reporter

QUALITY of sleep in midlife can make or break a career, a study has found.

A healthy sleeping pattern can lead to a longer working life, while sleeping for too long or with regular interruptions has been failed to carvees ending nine months earlier.

Researchers in Finland looked at data from people aged 50 to 68.

One study involved more than 70,000 public sector staff from 2000 to 2016, and another analysed 6,073 working-age adults from 1998 to 2013.

Sleep duration in those aged 50 and over was categorised as either short (under seven hours), mid-range (seven to eight and a half hours) and long (nine or more hours). Disturbances included problems falling or staying asleep and waiting too early.

People who reported no disturbances had a working life expectancy beyond the age of 30 of 15 years five months.

This compared with 15 years among those moderately disturbed on two to

“To promote older adults’ participation in work, supporting sleep of good quality may be required”

four nights a week, and 12 years 10 months when sleep was disturbed almost every night.

The longest working life expectancy – almost 18 years – was among professional women who reported no sleep disturbances. This shortest, almost 12.5 years, was among men with severe sleep disturbances.

Public-sector workers who slept less than seven to eight and a half hours had a working life expectancy of 15 years two months, while for more than nine hours it was 12 years five months.

The findings, published in the journal Occupational Environmental Medicine, also found that for 50-year-old public-sector workers, the longest working life expectancy was about 15 years seven months among men and women in professional roles with shorter sleep sessions.

The shortest was six years and five months for men in routine jobs with low levels of education who slept for more than nine hours a night.

The study authors said: “To promote older adults’ participation in work, supporting sleep of recommended length and good quality may be required.”

Now to Sky customers joining Sky Stream only. Netflix Standard with Ads, Disney+ Standard with Ads, HBO Max Basic with Ads, and Naya included.

Nelson about price control prompt at SuperacID results earned in the 2nd of Nov 2017. Danger City News on 14th of April and the 2nd of Nov 2017. Danger City News on 14th of April and the 2nd of Nov 2017. Danger City News on 14th of April and the 2nd of Nov 2017. Danger City News on 14th of April and the 2nd of Nov 2017. Danger City News on 14th of April and the 2nd of Nov 2017.

---

10

News

One dead after salmonella outbreak linked to imported eggs

By Telegraph Reporter

ONE persons has died and hundreds have been able to defraud salmonella outbreak in 2020.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHA) said the food poisoning outbreak "may be linked to eggs imported from outside of the UK".

Salmonella generally causes self-

limiting gastroenteritis, with symptoms such as stomach cramps, diarrhoea, vomiting or fever.

More than a third of the people affected "may be their" in the outbreak were taken to hospital, with two people developing potentially life-threatening bloodstream infections.

The UKHA said 2071 cases had been confirmed between Aug 9 last year and

Aug 1 this year - 109 in England, an in Scotland, one in Wales and one in Northern Ireland.

The regions in England with the highest number of cases are London, where 47 cases were confirmed, and Yorkshire and Humber, which saw 38. Those affected include babies and people as old as 90.

Rumah Charles, the lead epidemiol-

ugist for gastrointestinal infections at UKHA said: "We're working with the Food Standards Agency and other public health agencies to investigate real-months outbreak that may be linked to eggs imported from outside of the UK."

Anyone who is concerned about symptoms should contact their GP or out-of-hours service in the first instance. There are simple steps to

prevent the spread of salmonella could even handle thoroughly following the bathroom and before preparing and handling food, cook food and make a meal. You have any symptoms, avoid handling food for others' others possible."

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) said there was "no evidence that UK produced eggs are affected." Nick

Allen, chief executive of the British Egg Industry Council, said: "It is deeply concerning that imported eggs are once again under scrutiny in connection with a serious Salmonella outbreak. Food businesses and caterers should not have to compromise on food safety when sourcing eggs."

Editorial Comment Page 11

Prostate test can diagnose cancer with no biopsy

MRI scans and consulting expert opinions could spare men from invasive operation and side-effects

By Michael Searles

INSPIRY HEALTH REVIEW

PROSTATE cancer can be diagnosed without an invasive biopsy, a study has found.

Experts from the University College London Hospitals (UCLR) said some men could have the disease detected through an MRI scan alone and not need procedures which carry a high risk of side-effects.

Currently, MRI hospitals either give men with suspected prostate cancer in MRI, with doctors then deciding whether to take a biopsy, or they take a biopsy straight away.

But a study of 800 men found that using MRI scans and blood tests as well as getting an expert opinion was able to detect the disease 50 per cent of the time. It shows that men do not need it.

What surprised us was how confidently we could call some scans, even when the tumours were small?

have biopsies for successful diagnosis. Biopsies involve a needle being put into the prostate to take a tissue sample as it can be checked for cancer cells.

There are two different types of biopsy for prostate cancer, with needles inserted in different places depending on the type chosen. Both come with the risk of side-effects, cancers being missed and the detection of cancers that may never need treating.

This is one of the women health officials have not approved a wider screening using prostate-specific antigen (PAI) blood tests, because people whose results record suspected cancer have historically gone on to have biopsies.

But the new study found that some men did not need to have this provider done and could have their cancer diagnosed by MRI alone.

The findings could negate calls for a prostate cancer screening programme. 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.

Last week, this newspaper revealed that men aged over 50 are no longer entitled to a blood test to help identify prostate cancer, with GPs instead deciding who to give it on.

The new research by UCLR looked at 800 men who attended a one-step clinic for suspected prostate cancer over a one-year period, all of whom had a prostate MRI from experienced radiologists, looked at scan results combined with the patient's age and their score.

Some 232 were deemed likely to have a tumour and 227 of those went on to have a biopsy.

The radiologists examined each scan and were asked to say whether they were "80 per cent certain" there was tumour, "90 per cent certain" or less than 80 per cent certain". Of the 60 patients deemed to be "80 per cent certain" they had a tumour on their MRI scan, all of them 2000 per cent had cancer confirmed through biopsy.

Some 43 patients were scared as "80 per cent sure" they had a tumour. Of these, 44 underwent biopsy and 44/20 per cent had signals and tissues.

"There is a group of patients in whom prostate cancer is close to certain based on MRI findings," the authors wrote in the European Journal of Radiology. "It shows this may enable treatment without the need for biopsy."

Experts said that reducing reliance on biopsy for a carefully selected group of patients could mean faster access to treatment and less discomfort.

Dr Alex Kirkham, a consultant radiologist at UCLR, said: "For a number of cancers, we already treat patients in the strength of imaging alone, without putting them through an invasive biopsy first. This study suggests prostate cancer could increase rates, just that bit."

"If we can confirm these findings in larger, multi-centre studies, it could mean some new result treatment faster and need a procedure that, while generally safe, is not without risk or discomfort."

He added: "What surprised us was how confidently we could call some of these scans, even when the tumours were small or PAI levels looked unremarkable. It tells us that a proportion of prostate cancers have a genuinely distinctive appearance on MRI, one that depends on whether one is again with a very high degree of certainty."

Do not feed the birds - or else. A grandfather is being prosecuted for feeding pigeons in a couple town. Brian Wilkins, 78, known as "The Birdman of Hartlepool", is accused of breaching a criminal behaviour order (CBI) issued by the Co Durham town's council. The maximum penalty is five years' jail or an unlimited fine. Hartlepool council issued him a CBO in April last year. He is accused of breaching it twice "without reasonable excuse, dropping break rounds". Mr Wilkins denied the accusations at Teesside magistrates' court on Monday and elected to face a jury trial at Teesside Crown Court from Sept 15. After the hearing, he said: "I am humbled by the support I've had from Hartlepool Inn people. I am denying the charge."

Do it yourself ChatGPT bans children using it for homework

By Eleanor Harmsworth

CHILDREN will be banned from using ChatGPT to do their homework under a new teenage version of the AI Act.

OpenAI unveiled plans yesterday for a ChatGPT for better targeting under 9% with site test safety features and a special study made limiting the type of answers provided.

It follows a backlash from parents and teachers who expressed concerns

that the technology was being used to cheat a school and stunting children's learning.

Unlike the normal ChatGPT, the new under 10 version will not provide final answers when prompted with a question. Instead it will advance questions in return and offer help to them through step-by-step guides, according to OpenAI.

It is hoped the whole-up will generate teenagers from varying and putting

information to answer homework questions. OpenAI says the feature will automatically be enabled for users aged 12 to 18.

It will also include promotions for age-appropriate content, tools to enforce balanced use and optional parental controls. Under 10, or not officially allowed to use the product at all.

The more came after your Cloud-unveiled plans last week to "watermark" test that has been computer gen-

erated. Owner Anthony said it would endred hidden patterns in the test created by Claude, a move that will help teachers detect AI-generated answers.

The rise of AI clashers has ended a concerns that they are being used by children to bypass their education or to access inappropriate content.

A report by Free Research Centre showed more than a quarter of teenagers in the United States have used ChatGPT for their schoolwork - up

from 11 per cent in 2023. The AI giant's new updates will also "make clear that ChatGPT is an AI tool" and be barred from using overly familiar or romantic language that mimics feelings, consciousness or emotions.

When those more than 18 years old will be free to use ChatGPT, education experts have called for AI universities to stop allowing students to take unconcerned remote exams because of the increased risk of AI cheating.

A report from the Policy Exchange think tank has said it uncorrelated are facing a hesitating crisis in students increasingly use AI to "completely bypass" unintended online exams.

In a foreword to the report, Sir Vince Calke, the former business secretary, urged the university service to "urgently and equally easily overhead its assessment with the co-operative of the challenge of AI. Record that AI cheating was 'strolling the value of a degree'."

Manual labour raises your risk of developing dementia

By Telegraph Reporter

PHYSICALLY demanding jobs raises the risk of dementia, new research suggests.

Symmons labour may not offer the same brain protection as returning for leisure and may even raise the risk of developing the debilitating condition, scientists say. Research has previously shown that regular physical activity - such as walking, cycling, running, swimming or playing sports - can help lower the chances of dementia.

However, the new analysis of 74 studies involving more than 4.2 million people suggests that it is not only the amount of exercise, but also the activity's content - for work or for leisure - that makes a difference. The findings, published in The Lancet Public Health, are the first to systematically examine whether the so-called "physical activity product" extends to dementia.

With practice, we use a comprehensive, devoutular research, describe the surprising, observation that physically

demanding jobs do not provide the same health benefits as voluntary exercise - ordinary even increase the risk of disease. Participants aged 6 to 10 in 10 countries were followed for an average of 10 years.

Overall, people who engaged in higher levels of exercise can physical activity had a 24 per cent lower risk of dementia than those who were least active. Researchally placed activity also appeared beneficial, although evidence came from only a single study. By contrast, occupational physical activity was associated with a 20 per cent higher dementia risk. However, the remaining showed a "modest" increase in risk, although those findings were based on just two studies.

In France, most of the University of Southern California (USC) said "The findings challenging the long-held unamplifieded every environment for brain health." The exercise scientists said physically demanding jobs are more important than those who are cheating, heavy lifting, limited-for-every time and exposure to workplace hazards.

Goalmanager This fun in the box had to be cut free after becoming tangled up in a football net in Stockport.

Reduced tuition fees must be in Brexit deal, EU insists

By Joe Barnes (SUS) OMICS: MISTOR

THE European Union is refusing to back down on its demands for the counted student fees to be included in our Brexit event deal.

The policy's insistence that young Europeans are handed domestic interest study at British universities risks the need to help assist in daily there-hats's negotiations with the bloc before an expected estimate.

As previously reported by The Telegraph, UK and EU officials are seeking to continue a high-level meeting between Mr Burnham, Unalis von der Leyen, the European Commission's president, and António Costa, her counterpart in the European Council, after using the same form of session.

On Monday, Thomas Byron, Ireland's European affairs minister, was in London to continue those discussions with the Government.

A similar date had been agreed last month between the EU and the first fourteen to the dying days of his

premending, but branschede/red plintafter he announced the resignation.

At the time, The Telegraph reported that Sir Ken had agreed to reduce tuition fees for European students from £26,000 to £32,000 per year, in how with domestic UK undergraduates at the price for securing the date for the UK-EU summit.

It is noted that the British Mr Burnham will offer the same concession to get talks about the youth mobility scheme over the line.

The scheme, which will allow young Europeans to see, would suit study in Britain, was a key part of the previous Labour government's death onset relation with Brussels.

European sources have repeatedly said a British commission on tuition fees is vital for the success of the overall road deal.

Asked whether the EU would insist on domestic fees for European students, Mr Burnham told the Financial Times: "That's the way it always was when you were part of the EU".

---

The Daily Telegraph Wednesday 19 August 2018

World news

First Lady does not like rumours' about Trump and his close aide

White House reacts furiously to speculation about the US president and 35-year-old assistant

By Puppy Wood/US-COMMENDMENT

SPECIALITIES surrounding Donald Trump's relationship with one of his closest aides is: upsetting Melania Trump, reports here claimed.

Senator Jim Ossoff harpified that the US president was distracted by an extramural affair with Natalie Harp, the 35-year-old executive assistant.

Mr Ossoff, a Democratic Georgian senator, said as a speech on Sunday that the president "doesn't want to do the job" and instead "wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie on their apparently defenceless flying palace gifted by the emir of Syria".

The comment prompted furious backlash. David Ingle, a White House spokesman, said, "Natalie Harp is one of the most loyal and hardest working aides on President Trump's team. Nobody gives a -t what this light-weight loser says."

Here Cheung, director of communications at the White House, also described the senator on X as "the biggest on Kindi, loser in politics".

"Instead of denigrating hard-working people serving their country, but should look deep into his soul and ask himself why he's a miserable person who hates this country. It's because he's a radical, extremist Democrat," Mr Cheung added.

When asked by a reporter in the Oval Office on Monday, Mr Trump called Mr Ossoff a "Pro-wee Herman lookalike", referring to the eccentric comedy character.

One person close to the White House and the aggressive pushback was partly because "the First Lady doesn't like these types of things," the 'wonder needs confer reported. The source added Mr Trump "does get furious" about public speculation over his personal life, and that Mr Harp "will ultimately jump the high-

Donald Trump and Natalie Harp stop off Martin Shea near the White House on Sunday. Author: First Lady Melania

est out of anyone in the room when he says jump."

Mr Harp, a former host for the Right-wing One America News Network, has been in the US president's orbit for years but has been seen with Mr Trump with increasing frequency recently.

She was nicknamed the "human printer" during his 2024 election campaign because she carried a printer to reproduce news articles for Mr Trump.

Mr Harp was hired as an executive assistant to the US president at the start of his association. The New York Times has claimed that some in Mr Trump's inner circle are concerned she could have under influence over the president's perception of current affairs.

It died in name of sources alleging Mr Harp often presents news to Mr Trump from conspiracy to disbelief sources and overpromises defraying coverage.

A video shared online during the 2024 presidential election campaign showed Mr Trump dictating to Mr Harp report for his Truth Social platform.

"Put that out right away," he told Mr Harp after she typed out his thoughts on political prosecutions as they watched a speech by Kamala Harris, the former Democratic hopeful.

"LITING AGAINST ENDSET 2025," Mr Harp could be seen trying out at Mr Trump's direction at another point as the gun crumpt over a shared laptop.

Mr Harp is also alleged to have written Mr Trump favoring letters during the 2024 campaign, according to Eugene Change, a recent book by two New York Times presidents.

The book says Mr Harp told Mr Trump "you are all that matters to me", and referred to him as her "Guardian and Protective in this Life" in another letter. Mr Harp allegedly told Mr Trump that she wanted to get back to "that strategy" she used to have with him, whose "we'd talk about everything and nothing".

Mr Harp has not commented on the reports. The White House said Mr Iosica Trump were approached for comment.

Diddy could be in the line of fire over Tupac shooting

By James Desborough and Ben Stockham

SEAN "DIDDY" COMBS could face charges linked to the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur following a new trial, legal sources have suggested.

Three decades after Shakur was killed in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas at the height of his fame in 1996, Duane "Eelfs II" Davis is on trial for allegedly plotting the killing as part of its escalating war between La ganga.

The prosecutions case hinges on Mr Davis's own claims to police, in documentary interviews and a memoir, that he sought out Shakur after his nephew was targeted as part of a rival gang feud, that he was in the white Cadillac form which the fatal bullet was fired, and that he "sowed" the gun to the rapper's killer.

If prosecutors manage to commit Mr Davis, "it gives a green light to take action against Diddy," a source close to the district attorney's office told The Telegraph. Mr Davis is insisting the claims he made were to gain fame and notoriety and are not true.

Prosecutions allege that Shakur was killed in resolution for the rapper and his outcourage boating up Mr Davis's nephew, Orlando Anderson, outlier that night, and that his bragging about his involvement in the killing of the rapper

in two. During a secret recording made by police in 2008, Mr Davis apparently described how he and other members of the South Side Compton Crips gang teamed down and shot Shakur in 1996.

In that secret recording - which has been entered into evidence in the trial - Mr Davis also apparently alleged that Combs, currently serving a 50-month jail sentence for federal prostitution charges, offered him a million dollars to kill Shakur.

Combs has previously described the allegations as "poor fiction and completely ridiculous."

The long-running feud between Combs and Shakur in the 1990s largely stems from an armed robbery in which Shakur was shot.

Become to believe he had been set up by Combs and his associates, with the situation only further escalated by the release of Christopher Wallace - better known as the 'Sotter-sun Rift's - single if he shot for".

Shakur then signed with this record label Death Row. The feud escalated to toxic levels, combating, some believe, with the killing of the 25-year-old rapper.

If a jury believes that Mr Davis was telling the truth about his role in the killing, his conviction could add credence to his claims about

Combs has a giant target on his back

Combs's involvement and apparent offer.

"The door remains open on what charges could be made against Diddy. But if the jury convicts Davis, there it gives a green light to take action against Diddy," a Davis County district attorney's office source told The Telegraph.

"The strategy has remained to not bring in matters relating to Combs's alleged role in all of these

matters at this stage, because it would likely confuse the case and perhaps a jury."

Mr Davis's defence attorney Michael Saff, injured during his opening statement on Monday that the reason he client wasn't charged earlier over his admissions was that investigators knew "he was full of crap." At one point, he pulled up a able which simply read, 'Bull—t'.

"Eelfs II was known to

Duane Davis is as true for plotting to kill Tupac Shakur's before: Sean Combs, for left

do [exaggerate]." Mr Saff said. District attorney Steve Wolfson has not commented publicly on whether prosecutors would pursue charges against Combs following Mr Davis's trial.

Police have not indicated that he is a suspect in the killing, and he denies any involvement.

While Combs is not expected to appear as a witness at the trial, his presence will still be felt in the courtroom.

Beni Palal, Clark County's chief deputy district attorney, mentioned him during his opening statement on Monday, saying the big help mogul listed Mr Davis for protection during tests to the West Coast. The question of whether Combs suffered Mr Davis money to kill Mr Shakur was not raised.

Las Vegas attorney Sam Mierjewsky, a partner at law firm Sam K-Jah, said of the drive by me says, "Combs has a giant target on his back. The evidence, every opinion, is a little light. But the mornings for a prosecutor, whether it be the state or the feds - to get involved is high. I wouldn't want to be thin."

---

12 11 10 Wednesday 24 August 2020 The Daily Telegraph Wednesday 24 August 2020 The Daily Telegraph

World news

Zelenky's ex-defence chief calls for elections

Fedorov declares Ukraine's democracy's cannot be held hostage by Russia as he attacks corruption in Kyiv

By Antonin Langford in Eye UKRAINE's control defence minister has published a dramatic address demanding the election.

Mykhailo Fedorov, who was dismissed from his post last month amid public outcry, said in a video posted to YouTube: 'Democracy cannot be held hostage by Russia.'

'We must find a legal, safe and realistic mechanism that will allow Ukraine to restore a full democratic process even amid a prolonged loss.'

The former minister, one of a close ally of the Ukrainian president, said corruption in Kyiv was learning its war effort, and claimed his country was seeing a 'systemic crisis of governance.'

'The old system invades its own rules too often. It protected itself. It is scared of change,' he said.

Yokolyney Zelensky has repeatedly rejected holding elections during way: time despite demands from Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, as well as some lacrosse of Ukrainian security.

Mr. Fedorov's address comes hours after Mr. Zelensky announced that he would formally nominate Maj. Gen. Yevhen Khanaev, a former security service (SEC) official, to take over the defence minister, and announced to one of the most significant challenges to the Ukrainian president during the war.

Highly popular among the Ukrainian public, the defence minister's trust rating soared from 50 per cent to 40 per cent after he was seated in July, suspending that of Mr. Zelensky.

In a poll that month, 75 per cent said they opposed his dismissal, he would not bury officials and ministry advisers responsible to in protest at the decision.

Mr. Fedorov's six-month tenure on defence chief was chaired by a public modernise Ukrainian armed forces through technology and to deliver reforms to military procurement aimed at tackling endemic corruption.

The decisions to remove him was marked with countervicts protest, but demonstrators demand later skilled to calling for the dismissal of 60th and 6th tryouts, the controversial army commander on chisel work whom Mr. Fedorov had clashed.

Fedorov had clashed. Mr. Zelensky cooled to the outcry on July 25, dismissing the 60-year shipments who had led the military since 2014, but he refused to reinstate his reforming on defence minister, replacing him in an interim capacity with Maj Gen Khanaev.

United Nations is no longer fit for purpose... says the United Nations

By Dominic Nicholls ASSOCIATE REVIEW (BUREAU) THE United Nations is no longer 'fit for purpose', one of the body's most senior officials has said.

Mathias Schmale, the head of the UN at Ukraine, said Vladimir Putin is free to violate the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to the international body's charter in Ukraine without a view to

Russia remains a permanent member on the UN Secretary Council with more powers than the Council with upholding international peace and security - and holds veto powers.

The unseated member of the have a governing council, the Security Council, a three-for members have a veto right. That is not appropriate for a global body," Mr. Schmale said.

Ukraine is an example of that, even here one of those (countries) violating the terms that we stand for, and they can use the vote to put themselves off the book. That demands are that we are no longer fit for purpose.

Speaking exclusively to The Telegraph, the 30-year veteran of humanitarian work, who acts as the UN Secretary Council's personal representative in Ukraine, said fundamental reform was needed at the UN if it was to avoid complex collapse.

He suggested granting stronger the arms making powers to other countries, or removing veto powers from its five permanent members: China, France, Russia, the UK and the US.

Current efforts to reduce the UN as based on the world's 5.5% for the future, a landmark agreement adopted by all EU member states in 2024. The agreement, which outlines 50 specific

The members have a veto right. That is not appropriate for a global body

commitments aimed at addressing modern day risks, includes ways to reform the Security Council, specifically targeting the historical under-representation of African nations.

Fundamental reform is needed on the governance, pre-educating and political side. Mr. Schmale said.

'If we had the opportunity to redesign this, I would certainly think it's wrong to give a selected few any veto or preliminary rights.'

The reform was made on the international basis, but it was not a 'wate' that, Russia was so an instrument of modern life that they are calling the shots,' but nonetheless, said it was 'very clear' that, Russia was violating the UN Charter by continuing the war against Ukraine.

'We have to face the truth that a permanent member of our Security Council has started this war'

violation of international humanitarian law" and that the Russian military had 'after disrespect of civilian life'.

About 15 per cent of the 5,000 UN staff in Ukraine are local nationals. More than 5,000 humanitarian surveys have been twice from those areas since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022.

UN war houses have been regularly hit by Russian strikes but, unlike other aid organisations, no UN staff have been killed.

---

World news

Microsoft boss 'killed in hit ex-wife planned'

Victim's two-year-old daughter watched from the car as her father was assassinated, court hears

By Ben Mosheim

WHEN two passers by happened upon Jared Bridgegar's car on a dark road near a gazed community in Florida, they assumed the driver had needed help with a flat tyre.

But, to their horror, they found the father of four lying face-down on the pavement in a pool of blood. He dangled in broken Bridgegar, then two, was sitting in the backseat of the car.

'Something happened to my daddy, she said. 'My daddy shout, my daddy's on the ground.'

Mr. Bridgegar, 63-year-old Microsoft executive, had been shot, after allegedly

being hired out of his vehicle by someone who had placed tyre in the middle of the road. Multiple bullets had struck him and his vehicle, including one that narrowly missed before.

They now believe it was a metric-toxicity planned, national, allegedly orchestrated by the only two people who knew his schedule, his route home and had a motive: his ex-wife, Monica Gardner, and her new husband, Mara Fernandez-Addams. It's a case that has rocked the quiet, coastal neighbourhood of Jacksonville Beach.

At the opening of Mr. Fernandez-Addams trial on Monday, Christina Heller, a Florida assistant state attorney, described the community known as Sanctuary near where Mr. Bridgegar was found as 'a small, residential on face of also human with golf cars and boats in the driveway.'

She added: 'Not on the night of Feb 18, 2022. Sanctuary was anything but that

for Jared Bridgegar. Instead, Sanctuary displayed South was the site of the curtable.'

Just like he had numerous times before, Mr. Bridgegar dropped his state-year-old twins off at his ex-wife's house

and made his way back home in nearly 10 languages, where his wife, Kirsten Bridges, and their sister-mile-old baby, have done, were waiting. When Mr. Bridgegar didn't arrive home, Mr. Bridgegar called him. A police officer answered and told

her to go to the station. There, she found out her husband had been daddy shot. She immediately told police to look at Mr. Gardner and Mr. Fernandez-Addams.

'The only people I knew had a problem with him were those two,' she testified on Monday. The twins had been the subject of a comedy battle between Mr. Bridgegar and Ms. Gardner. The couple's report of the effects, indeed about car-painting, religion and issues.

'They fought over everything,' Ms. Heller said. 'It was nasty. It was petty. It was not good on both sides.'

'We did not like each other,' Ms. Bridgegar told the pair.

The medical had apparently been benefits in the making, according to a former co-worker of Ms. Gardner's who spoke to the police, she was said Mr. Fernandez-Addams had a military background and could 'take care of him [Mr. Bridgegar] and no one would ever know.' Police say the alleged gunman, Henry

Tamm, 65, drove Mr. Bridgegar's route twice on the month before the shooting.

At the time, Mr. Tamm was apparently a tenant of Mr. Fernandez-Addams - according to police, the only link between Mr. Tamm and Mr. Bridgegar.

Mr. Tamm pleaded guilty in 2021 as part of a deal in which he also apparently agreed to testify against his former landlord and Ms. Gardner. But earlier this year a judge allowed him to withdraw his guilty plea and granted his request for a trial.

Mr. Fernandez-Addams was key to the murder-free face plot, prosecutors allege. He apparently wrote Mr. Tamm three cheques in October 2022, eight months after the shooting, and had frequent contact with him.

He was arrested in March 2023. five months later, his wife, Michaeline, was also taken into custody. Her trial is scheduled to begin next month. Both have denied the allegations.

The joyriding 'Lucky Dip' gang bringing terror to Irish roads

By Lilly Shumagher and Emily Smith

IT WAS him on Sunday when the Gurdia were first alerted to reports of a group of masked males trying to break into an in-life, Co-Kilders.

When a patrol car arrived, a BMW used past and handed the wrong way up the 8th motorway. Inside were Joey Carthy, 61, Jack Kennedy, 57, Jim McCarthy, 57, Russel Pankowski, 37, and Jeremy O'Brien, 38.

Gurdia were ordered not to pursue them and were about to deliver a stinging device to bring the car to a hall near the next exit. Instead, the BMW slammed into a Hyundai carrying three sisters in their 20s and 30s, and the severe year-old son of one of the women. Alma and

What is appalling is that it is sometimes being done for social media likes regardless of the impact

Nandi Kinsella, 57 in Bristol, lives and the severe year-old boy were recruited in Dublin airport to travel to a wedding.

The five teenage boys in the BMW died instantly, while the occupants of the Hyundai suffered several injuries.

The crash has brought into focus the 'Lucky Dip' gang of car thieves.

Having cured Britain because of its apparently marked selection of avarets target, the group has about 90 members. No youngest of whom are 34. Many come from unprovened housing ostensibly in Dublin suburbs.

Gurdia believes the gang made not for profit - with many of the stolen vehicles ending up destroyed - but for the thrill of jewelling and uploading the footage. In the aftermath of the crash, Justin

Kelly, the Gurdia commissioner, said: 'What makes this reckless behaviour even more appalling is that, in some cases, it is being, near for social media likes regardless of the potentially devastating impact it might have on innocent people and themselves.'

It is not known whether the young, avaric Sunday morning's crash were formal members of the Lucky Dip gang.

However, at least three of the teenagers killed had hanged online about driving against the traffic to avoid Gurdia, undisputed videos on their non-deleted social media gangs showing them wearing bottoms, issue of overtaking around busy constituents.

One was arrested over a hit and run in Carlow, in which a motorcycle was struck by a stolen Ford Ranger truck.

Some of them had written 'Lucky Dip Gang' on their profiles. Social media videos seen by The Telegraph, including footage taken by one of the dead teenagers, show boys driving at more than 120 mph.

In some 50m series are visible in the background, while the boys - whose faces are covered by stingels by protest their identities - appear to be holding tools to break into vehicles.

Some had also protested news articles and social media appeals from the car owner victims, with pictures of themselves standing on top of the stolen cars.

Lucky Dip gang graffiti and woodlawn with cars they have stolen their identities obscured. Before the aftermath of the fatal crash in the 8th is Co-Kilders on Sunday

On Monday, this 10' Callaghan, the Irish police minister, condemned tech companies for their failure to pull 'postings that ploughs criminal behaviour'.

The Lucky Dip gang first came to the Gurdia's attention in 2022, when a patrol car was consumed in Dublin.

In 2018, vehicle thefts in Ireland reached 1,900 incidents - more than double the 2021 figure of 1,861. The Lucky Dip is thought to have had a major role. Last year, it was classified as an organised crime group by the Gurdia.

The group targets unproved Japanese spies modelled at lack 870 required

immobilisers, including the Toyota Aqua, Nissan March and Honda F8.

Security footage taken from homes shows marked objects in breezes and sweatpants lingering around driveways, trying car doors to see whether any are open and appearing to use devices to intercept signals from the remote locking devices or proximity heyds inside homes.

Internal Gurdia figures seen by RTE show that 13 particularly active members of the gang have been charged a combined 427 times - an average of 28 times each. The average age of those identified was 45.

Other the 'Gurdia A.G.'s period of detention should be imposed only as a measure of 'net cover' on any Irish home rack up dozens of convictions without any custodial outcome.

Often on four they will be a conscious or even criminal charges if they engage in a pursuit - something Gurdia suspect the thieves are aware of.

On Monday, Mr. O'Callaghan's attention of the Gurdia would receive pursuit training and pursue protection. The families and friends of the boys killed on a bridge offered tributes, depicting them as angels.

The Mr. O'Callaghan condemned their 'dangerous criminal behaviour' and warned others: 'You'll end up in jail, or you'll end up in a grave.'

German told to rip out shower as it is too nice

By James Rothwell

HEALTH COMMUNICATIONS

A GERMAN man has been ordered to demolish a shower for installed in his apartment in Berlin after officials ruled that the 1st-2nd-3rd cent prices in his neighbourhood.

Ranger U. A.I. assumed he would have no problems installing the shower in his apartment in the district of Breisberg, where he has lived for a decade.

But Berlin's city authorities, which impose strict trust control rules, ordered him to remove the shower as it would change the 'character' of his neighbourhood. The strange case highlights Berlin's tough rules on accountation, which are designed to mitigate the scaring cost of rent during an ongoing housing crisis.

In the case of Ranger I, whose scripture has not been disclosed, the shower was deemed a 'lumpy' that would cause the water to be used for the

would cause the value of the apartment and drive up main in the area.

His apartment in Breisberg, one of Berlin's breather neighborhoods, is located at a 'social preservation area' where housing authorities can ban alterations to rental properties.

'Approval of fixtures above the average would set a precedent and could lead to rent increases'

'We emphasise that these demolition measures are necessary to preserve the character of the neighbourhood and to meet the requirements of the (Berlin) district office,' stated the letter to Ranger referring the removal of the shower, which German newspaper field published.

'At first I thought this must be a must-

tale,' Ranger I told the newspaper. He had already destroyed the shower in the Berlin authorities reduced to back doors on their railing.

Ranger I said he tried to reason with the officials but they would not reverse the shower. 'I told him, 'There is a lot start with my shower. Let's look content to be at home on our change things (in the housing sector) or perhaps build a few more apartments.' he said.

A Berlin district office spokesman told field 'Unfortunately, the district office is unable to waive the enforcement of preservation regulations in this case. The approval of fixtures and fittings above the average standard would set a precedent for similar cases in Germany and could ultimately lead to luxury renovations and rent increases for a large number of minutes.'

Rent prices have become a major issue in Berlin as the city braces for elections in September.

Teenager livestreamed school shooting

By One Foreign Staff

A TEENAGER in the Philippines livestreamed himself shooting a school-mate before taking his overkill.

The school shooting, the country's first school in the world, was a yesterday at Ateneo de Zamboanga University, a Catholic private institution in western Mindanao.

In the video, which was circulated by local media, the barrel of a gun can be seen moving down halfway in the wife of a first-person shooter video game before being pointed into a classroom and dead.

Children in school uniforms are seen screaming and rushing for an exit. It was not immediately clear how many were injured.

Victor Bernath, the interior secretary confirmed the ninth-grade uniproth had livestreamed the incident on social media. The alleged shooters Facebook

account has since been disabled. Police are now trying to 'establish the motive behind the shooting, determine the ownership and access of the firearm used, and find out how it was brought inside the school support' the interior secretary.

Police have yet to release the signs of the shooters and victims.

'What we know so far is that (the shooters) want to the classroom of our known victim. He shot the victim, and after doing that, he went up to the fifth floor and shot himself,' Media Chang, regional police spokesman, told AFP news agency.

Father Godfrey Jardal, the president of Ateneo de Zamboanga, confirming the two fatalities, said the school was 'ideally saddened' by the shooting and was on parading with the investigation.

'We are in the process of working with the police for acts for able to identify them, so that we can communicate

first with their loved ones,' he told reporters outside the school, acknowledging the incident had caused 'deep concern and worry'.

'Prior to this, our security town had even been preparing a standalone area. We have to remove we understand the value to everyone - our students, our personnel - of safety.'

News channel ANC showed footage of students and parents gathering outside the school gates with some armed police and soldiers present. Crime scene investigation were seen arriving at the school.

The three-storey school sets on a 19.6 acre site that houses the university's grade school and junior high school students, according to the website.

School shooting are seen in the Philippines. Not there teenage students were killed and 20 others wounded in an drive 8.4t school in the central Philippines in June.

---

14

Comment

Loud phones are turning our pubs into the village bus shelter

CHRISTOPHER HOUSE

CHECKED FEES

Pubs customers "are being driven nuts" by videos gapped loud on mobile and phone conversations on speaker. So Wednesperson has banned the behaviour in its 792 pubs.

Scope it has more effect than the campaign "Bioshphones on" launched by Transport for London one year ago. Last week, I was wedged between a podge youth giggling at a high-decided action video and a man not coming over to eye with his girlfriend on the phone about whether they need who knows out of the flat to have asbestos exposed from it.

It was such an interest train person, but it was two Loadups. I mean that I had identified out an intervention in which I asked the person whether they will be was and whether he had been out on his own home.

Luckily I did not indulge any feature or insight he writing this with one finger after containing life changing enquiries.

With Transport for London, it's self-inflicted since it has been making 7,000 research hospitals to help the public assess of 40 and 50 signals.

With pubs, whose fault is it! Publics can installed music to add atmosphere and now it's often all atmosphere and no customers.

In Samuel Smith pubs, Humphrey Smith, the proprietor, banned mobile phone use website. But he died at least and his aforesaid deception might not be perpetuated. It aimed at trying to get customers to speak to each other, a federally fully audition.

Bizarre calls, no other words, in the days of my youth, pubs were telephone. They had a pay phone for public use. It is true that in doing memory pubs were closed, but the afternoon by law. In that case the Royal Academy and

sociable public institutions came into their own, since they had a phone available. This was important to newspaper folk who had to dictate copy for a deadline.

I know there were attractive red telephone knobs designed by Giles Gilliard Scott, but by the time that I'll was air-rated in 1995, most of these did not work. Vanillaking phone boxes was a popular partner before open; one hot the graffiti habit.

Today, pubs are not phones but at most lavatories.

Public convenience, as we only called them, became victims of the passive-aggressive behaviour of local councils. There said, "Oh, The Government won't give us more money, to we'll just close things down, starting with public libraries and public lavatories."

The most important that's, response pubs have not made their lavatories less pleasant. Like the '80s they could have made their motto: "An ace low with quite a nice pub attached."

Instead pubs have become working to be instead of social venues. There, like drink, have become devices to shutter the without changing account. It is often the village bus shelter had become the main meeting place. I know this is sometimes literally true, as evidence they enjoy. I also always packaging, a partner of vomit and a scatter of 5000 agencies.

Without informing mobile phone notes, the waiting may seem low to come, but I'd like to think that the conversation with other human beings, some customers will have found what they hadn't realized they were waiting for.

PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE PULSE

THE EASIER, MORE STYLISH WAY TO SHOWER IN SAFETY

IT'S WHERE YOUR OLD BATH USED TO BE!

• Pits where your old bath used to be
• Optional guts out
• Slipmotester floor
• Easy access to the stop in
• Optional luxury
• Not down seat
• Not height or
• Not height above
• Built-in smoking
• Sliding floor option

To order private or signed copies of any Telegraph cartoons, go to telegraph.co.uk/private-cartoons.co.uk/0191 403 0378 ● voad739@telegraph.co.uk

Andy Burnham and the Left are hijacking the politics of hope

What is the most hacheryed word in the politics of reason? James Prairie made the case for "change" deserving that dubious love, but its term "hope" runs it a close second.

The two are often yoked together by politicians seeking to impress voters with their apparent vision and dynamism precisely because they are vague and impely meaningless.

Who could possibly be against hope, and if you want to hope then you also need to embrace change, the argument goes, Why?

The Government is by no means the first to preach the virtues of "change" without saying what it means. But whatever it is, with the support of around 20 per cent of the electorate, it has no mandate to bring it down.

It is happens that I have just spent a holiday in Hope's we, south Devon, attracted as much by the optimistic name as the beautiful setting. Unfortunately, it turns out that Hope Cows destroy its name from an Old Norse word help, meaning but so small islet. Illusions are easily deduced.

Hope is something that both Burnham is supposedly bringing to the country now that he is not able to be. 85 In his first speech in Downing Street after coming to Ear Surmec he pledged to "bring back hope" to Britain. We'll see.

But Burnham knows that hope is a powerful word. But guess? That they all need it on the threshold of 50.00 when she took office in 1979, quoting the prayer of St Francis of Assisi, "where there is death, may we bring hope." Since then, however it is a sentiment that has been hijacked by so called

Left-wing "progressives" as a counter-blast to counter-stains which, because it is suspicious of change in no one's sales must be ostensibly the against hope.

Bill Clinton started it with his "until before he is place called Hope" speech when a ceyiting the Democratic examination he preached to 1993, referring to the Arkansas town where he was born.

But the most prodigious user of the word was Barack Obama. Indeed, 1839 it was famously emblazoned in capital letters on his image created by the street artist Shepard Henry for his successful 2019 presidential campaign. The use of the word as a modern political trope can be traced to an extraordinary painting by the Triceman visionary artist Of Wales, entitled Hope before. One of two versions of the painting hangs in July Britain.

Martin Luther King based a 1999 series on the theme of the painting and in 1995, the Rev Fernando Wright, "Brands to better work power, plowdled on the subject." The "industry to Hope", are showing the future president's interest in the Watts' success and longing the title for a best-selling book.

The painting depicts a blackbilled

girl sitting atop a globe plucking at a wooden fire which has just a single string, the often having to draw. Over the decades, it gained almost mythical status. Nelson Mandela is said to have been a fammal in his private cell on Bolton's Island.

But many have justly wondered why such a black image is called Hope, an unconscioned Gilt Chesterton said. "With might more accurately have called it 'Dengage'"

Hope is usually seen as the flip side of despair, and yet it is possible to hold to the former without being in finality the latter. It is a word that is now alive almost entirely coloured by the Left, as in the so-called 1819P, not not that uncommon. Thus, perhaps an open-correction politics with those on the Right, which through this big-pitch, restitious e are, by definition, fateful. They expense hope yet are a divisive force.

There is always a danger that those on the Right will load this permit on a special form working the government's money-grown. People may be fed up, but they don't want to be told it is the end of the world. One! It is a unique generation to overcome by a "good emergency" narrative that makes them death there will be a future world, being in the channel remains of a home out place.

Politicians on the Right need to reclaim the idea of hope. Fear and alertness may play to a justly stiletz jaundice of political audience, but it is common and for the extremism.

Ruth Johnson was popular precisely because he was balked and optimistic for four thorners of the world's most insane, and finally, idea of his partnership could red under a cloud of money and his expectations. He spent the summer after his election victory two years ago preparing the ground for a particular decision when voters and Labour 1893 wanted to hear something more rightfully. Andy Burnham has been propelled to

MANAGERS OF telegraph.co.uk/ opinion

Politicians on the Right need to reclaim the idea of hope. Fear and alarmism... are corrosive and feed extremism

power simply by sounding more upbeat than his fervently predecessor even if he has nothing really new to offer beyond a self-consciously Northern brangtomeness.

Every one can vehees the problems he are under debt, global fragmentation, demographic change, and poverty. He can see it under power by AI. He threaten food and energy regulation but will be the most equally important regions: the list goes on. Even to dwell on one for a moment is to risk our country.

But when politicians in prosperous Western countries like ours talk of change and hope they need to exaggerate the circumstances in which most people live on order to make the appeal sound credible.

It is in the current to make out that everything is terrible when we really want someone to chart a sensible and practical way forward, as under the armistice we all feel and which are superhappily in social media and other digital platforms.

Hope is used as an abstract concept but should be a practical, even a problem, one. We hope for a society in which our public sources work properly, governments don't want our money, our children have opportunities to get on in the world and publicize us for the single on their premises.

Hope needs to be attached to specific experience otherwise it is the any substance. Leadership requires more than repeating various opinions about hope and change.

It is about persuasion and motivation. It involves adding a good and promising story not just about our future but also our past, safeguarding tradition and recognizing the worth of ancient institutions. Those on the Left who insist that it is necessary to change in order to hope work to dismantle much that conversations hold due. They must not be free to do so on halfwayed.

Taxidermy: the worst kind of mawkish kitsch

If I see another stuffed income or hison head on the wall of a faux country house, I will scream

STEPHEN BAYLEY

Taxidermy is a dead art. Like this. While extenuating deceased animals, shifting their preserved ones and stretching them over an armistice has been practised since the Egyptians, taxidermy has slipped from being a myriad performance of500 years' process debiting on the after life with the controls of an foot into being a mawkish example of achedon kitsch.

The Victorian may be responsible for this, and we have been responsible for so many errors of taste. At The Great Exhibition of 1901, the climax of Anglo-Saxonists' leave it all was, you

might find displays of stuffed mice dressed with punishes and such caps altering a miniature piano. Or a against sacrificed to taxidermy dressed as a Bionne. Our 1901 curator ancestors died in a whipper's house to this way. They invented the terracotta where death might be received to place to suggest a previous understanding of the natural world.

But now you work that what was hitherto thought to be the fly-bitten, thirty remains of a stuffed fox, dreadful+ uncutted an anthropocavity shield, was in fact a new extinct Tasmanian face, marked heartless speculation in the section room. It attracted an exciting premium. Moths taxidermy might be brought back from the dead.

The scriptural home of modern taxidermy is a boutique called Devyville in Paris. Founded in 1815, but established in the Left State in the By the since 1806. Here you might find a stuffed extra and a plain base majesty, but lifeless. It is an astonishingly new display: a 'South's All' meaning with technology in a Bohemian Park. If it moved, attacked, hailled or repulsed, the Devyville

landlord would stuff a stuffed all. Significantly, Devyville also produced the cob-satell of its natural duets found in French schools, explaining, for example, the group typical origins of Cherve. Installing a very new thing, Devyville would also sell you some dead scurgens and other examples of omonological horror. But this was much more than eccentricity. Something about taxidermy sits on the modern mind, anxious as it is to escape daily anxiety about physical activities. For what is taxidermy if not a cornbread way of extending life beyond its natural limits?

Andel Reitow was the founder of Sutendism and Valvath's Hall was the movement's population. They both enjoyed sanishing into the spectacle as the use do far to find their brutal imagination. Woody Allen used the boutique as a art in his old English in 1905. It's one of West Andover's favourite banans. It was a favourite shop of Terence Charms who liked dead butterflies. Naturally, Samuel Hite's whose reputation was made with a power of death, has a collaboration with Devyville.

Despite irreverable celebrity

In the business of selling preserved camels and coolers, not to mention their total insects, was tough. Devyville was saved from bankruptcy by Prince Louis Allen in Douglas House with character character says he infected from his collection of 600 rare species of insects. Bitteries after he saved it, Devyville banned down in 2005. The meageries the attack of waterfishing outlaws and sales might have wiped many a successful imagination. The whole of facts might be the same, and, unlike its charred cabbish, Devyville lives on with its stock of stuffed animals removed a bizarre symbol of reextrection.

Quite rightly, today we regard taxidermy a kitsch. And the best definition of kitsch is the corpse that's left when many leaves art. Taxidermy is what's left when life leaves animals. If you are there, the distance or haste head on the wall of a faux country house to Follman, I will scream. But I will also remember that, while kitsch repels, I see two the very useful platysed of forcing me to think what's truly beautiful. You want to know the significance of that "so stuff yourself"

---

Letters to the Editor

ESTABLISHED 1852

Burnham's breaking his devotion pledge

For a Government supposedly wedded to the idea of greater devotional, a budget it hauling out of their killing people and communities what they can and cannot do. The latest comes from Angela Rayner, the Burning Secretary, who has suffered planning rules for traveller rates, giving a muzzle fewer ways to block them.

You key planning provisions that local authorities and residents have used to oppose measures to encourage them to be removed in an update to England's planning laws.

Under the previous rules, a man de-could consider "potential environmental damage caused by unauthorized encumbrances" when assessing applications. Sites should only be approved if they "provide a settled base that hands the need for long-distance travelling".

But the new guidance set up those requirements, making it necessary for local to oppose future planning applications. Devotions is supposed to allow local authorities good say in their own affairs, free of central state interference. Mr Burnham has made it a central plead of the platform for government, saying that "democratic decisions are better made by local people with skin in the game" (he wants to "rewire the state" by giving greater powers to local areas.

However, the desire for good devotions clashes with national priorities in a number of areas. Mr Burnham is said to want to spread the burden of looking after migrants to prosperous parts of the country whether they want it or not.

The same is happening in the NHS where a statutory requirement for foundation trusts to have a council of governors democratically elected from the public and staff is being removed. Under new legislation trust chairmen will be appointed by Whiteshall.

The limit to not zero also requires local objections to the necessary infrastructure being overstrikes by ministers claiming to act in the national interest.

Where travellers are concerned the Government knows that local people will invariably object to the promises of new sites bearing had/behavior, littering and criminality to what the police turn a third eye. The law does not operate equally, which is why so many people become angry with the attitude shown to travellers. If they want their rights to a postpatetic lifestyle upheld and local objections to abate then they need to understand their responsibilities to others.

Trumpian folly

On has been a long standing ally to the West and especially the UK. British special letters have retained an enduring relationship with the outbursts over since they played a pivotal role in putting down the liberals' life for rebellion 60 years ago.

Onan remains a friendly Arab nation in a volatile world as it is alarming to have Donald Trump threatening to "booth the e-" out of the country for allegedly threatening an agreement with Iran to reopen the Strait of Eerema.

It says a great deal about the president's biographical that no one has taken his throat seriously. He mutiasly harms out at perceived enemies without following through on his warnings. He is not an ally in this way to a secretary and not in the way that Mr Trump's frustration over the progress of the Gulf conflict.

The continued uncertainty over the future of the Strait of Eerema and the perceived threat to tanker traffic is once again pushing up of prices and spoofing the world's markets which have hitherto been remarkably innocent and should the prospect of a consequential economic crisis.

You are called the My Memorandum of Understating between Iran and the UN exposed the world with the two sides no matter an agreement and with Tehran seemingly looking to be a good case. Onan, on the other side of the Strait, has a strategic sovereign interest in bringing it open which is why it is talking directly to the Iranians much to Mr Trump's association. Enzarnly, he has now declared the Strait to be "new UN territory".

Instead of aiming a right异口同声 to take America's allies, the president needs to find a way out of the current imposed, and fast.

Best laid plans

We will not quite need for Woblen and her colleagues to tell us to go to work on an edge, but the confidence of the nation was desired in 1949 by Edmana Cannon. An location that most British egg production was "affected" by salmonella. Now, after a salmonella outbreak associated with one strain of the bacterium, the UK health security Agency has spoken of "take power to prevent eggs". No matter the time, the interest eggs laid by a host of one's acquaintance. Apart from that, a lesson about Covid days of washing your hands while singing. Pajay Birchley much reduces other risks from food processing, even if it didn't help much with Covid. Domesticated animals are part of British life: cows, horses, dogs, cats. We like them happy, healthy and part of the landscape. The hero are included in one an eggs in eggs.

We accept before Ryana and email Please no doubt more, address, send and home telephone numbers.

III Rockingham Police Road London SW8 9QY

EMAIL @bbsnrq info@epd.co.uk

FOLLOW Telegraph (Letter) @126456748

Why the Tories will struggle to win back voters tempted by Reform

six - Those demanding that the Conservative and Reform UK units to host Labour at the next election were not to be able to the Conservative side of the expulsion (Letters, August 18).

There will be no smile since, as our emergence of Reform was a response to the six प्रधान elections of the Conservative Parliamentary Party. For 34 years, Mr Tories presented and a request and leave to be heard.

Reform is not just another party; it is a novelist to against the traditional parties. Which fainfoils govern for the benefits - the wider country. Despite those Barons do a liberal side offend, the rising Conservative Party is still not trusted, and will not win back voters before the next election.

For those Tories pushing to "unite the Right" the election is caught over the government. The Tories' votes for those who have consistently shown no longer one can stand illhappiness - still in a realistic pledges.

Phillip Major

Ariana

Prostate cancer tests

six - As chairman of the Loganberry Trust, a small ice for profit? His testing clearly is Willshire. I am aware that there is a optic test that is effective for the current blood test (Letters, August 18). However, we know that more with a high Risk ranking are more likely than not to require the services of staff and working of trusts.

With 10 per cent of mictested by the Loganberry Trust being referred to their GP, I believe that our presence is essential for the wellbeing of those in the come is.

Our co-hundred died of prostate cancer in 2015, at the age of 35. His injury, if > 3 years, was a 20 percent degree of more than 20 men and helped numerous others come to terms with the field rating side-effects of treatment.

It is deep, most the test is not only short-up, and but also grossly unfair. Bill Morgan

Co-founder, The Loganberry Trust Brisbane, Wiltshire

six - It is a more biodecision to refuse more regular Risk tests.

You can see that the "Rajapal" is not a "the" had news to that you have prostate cancer. Do good news is that it won't fall you. We found it early."

Pamela Bunton Canada's Eye

Food security fears

six - The village I grew up in was surrounded by at least four days' farms (Commen, August 18). Back then, the milk tanker was a regular sight. Now there are only four days' farms on the night's island.

One has become a hole for milk processing and milk fair of Wight milk to many Real outlets. We always try to buy it to support farmers.

Sadly, given his second on meat matters, I doubt that the Government will lift the 'I farmers' warnings about the quality.

George Adams Reading, July of Wight

Stars of the sea

six - Donald Haden, who started an Anti-Longerant Lockheed in The Crest Sea (Letters, August 18), once told me that the making of the Commen does want them to be able because the huckleys sat in the modern water tank. So what is the fact that the men were portrayed as swimming for their lives, was a terrific foaming order. He also said that, as couldn't mean, so had to be built all so far a man in the tank. Appraised me to be about it, Northumberland

six - Former Conservative MPs, including Dame Penny Merchant (Commen, August 18), are said to be upset because many more want to find out if they can stand for the party at the next election.

As an ex-Tory voting loomer, now a response of Richard W. T. Mahan from Anderson's county to which the Conservative Party conservative again. Politicalism led us by Grant Hague, whom Mrs Redmond blocked from standing, are just the rest of Tories whom we can like me about back to see in Parliament again. That they seem unentire that millions of their own loyal voters have expected from doesn't surprise me. When want on the list of applicants - Mark Racewell.

There long despoused at the short stories for six years voters. However, Grant has been a good man who is generational battle on her hands. To name of an old man, the major what has been seen did to our country, and how they effectively had done, and carpet on which to order in the

spitched and an unproven Labour Government.

It said to me to see what we've done, but as at least I can remember I agree! (Mrs)

Donald Machey Middlesex, Wiltshire

six - Daniel S. Mahan says that Dame Penny Merchant has no place in the Tory party, writing, "It is difficult to point to a single Conservative achievement in Dame Penny's time in office" (Commen, August 18).

In 2018, I was a member of a Service to charity co-annivers. We approached Dame Penny with a international development secretary, requesting a grant, at 16th given to a equity 10,000 vet's man who had results across India. I'd and now bring to that and I can name it a national committee. To our surprise, she, I'm interestedally against. This financial support has been transformative. From Norman Shuker, Stylendher

Playtime: Past outdoors in Spring Evening by the Viceroy's First the Nibolist Astrup

Skills acquired when playing outdoors

six - I played outside with my friends from the age of seven, and in the second half of the year I was in most of the day ("No has in the sun. Children play outdoors for 12 minutes a week", report, August 17).

Apart from the obvious benefit of social development, playing outdoors left me with an active sense of direction. Indeed, studies show that children who make their own way to school are more advanced in this regard than those who are

driven. I quickly became proficient in taking care of oneself and the way to make their own ways to Romney. March when I was 2, I didn't care for the most provided, so I went to a near by river, caught some fish and cooled them over a camp for a while.

The main risk nowadays is the heavy road traffic, requiring extreme vigilance.

Tony Manning

Bartender for the propeller

A model for tackling antisocial behaviour

six - James Kirkley is right that behaviour once committed antisocial issues accepted. Commen, August 18. In the answer, the most important of the following: spitting, dressing grin, and other underpudder behaviour, the my main deers. There never seen anyone doing these things, nor because they did not have power to but because it is now understood that you just don't do their.

First has the power of always enforcement would re-educate the British public and restore some pride in our country.

Richard Ridd Rajeshon, Derbyshire

six - James Kirkley's article makes very good results, it is interesting that it was published in the same day that 10 Wednesday's discussion is presented here using their phones on handpack or in

its quite import, August 18.

In business, I was often told that we needed a policy for them in that. My business was not a good thing, but I did policies, but I decided that they will make any difference, what I prefer to for people to take personal responsibility for that action. Andrew W. T. Mahan

Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

six - Writing in the public is the patched firsthand countryside last week. I noticed the above in front: it flicking squarely ash out of the water. When I think that, he casually smarts the spring, and he does read

Whatever the merits of government alerts (Letters, August 18) it seems that there's no getting through to some people.

Lorley Smith Peterborough

Drones for Ukraine

six - I disagree with Robert Taylor (Letters, August 18), who contains against Britain supplying Ukraine with a 1,000 million dollars, but Ukraine needs all of Europe's support in the forest and U-वेads couldn't with Russia. Britain should be brave, too, not a novel by the help Thaliana Putin. They are want peace, purpose for me. This is more relevant today than at any time in my life.

Jo Bidd

Algebra, Dover

six - Robert Taylor says that Britain's foreign policy should be to outfall the British. The British state is that taking the war into the heart of Russia is precisely the way to push Vladimir Putin towards the negotiating table. Destroying, all reference and the government of Russia is to be the Amacron, is affecting everyday life even for those Russians who have not lost their lives at the front. In Moscow, Putin's "special military operation" is now openly called war.

The text from the Russian embassy is similar to that the UK will pay for its help in Ukraine. In short, August 18 suggest just how effective our deans are being. A repeat like from well above: attempt to curtail internal opposition, but once the whole nation turns against him for will fall.

Francis Bown

London E1

six - Robert Taylor writes: "In a war between two and four powers, there may be no winner at all."

A Proviant, the reason of him how a American at the high table understand mutually unused doctor-医生 and reform from using their weapons.

Mr Taylor is right that "supplying weapons needs to attack targets in Russia inevitably increases the risk of emphatic against British interests. For it to clear that our lack of international forces in all those overseas states Britain seeks ways to

conventional and hybrid warfare.

Sue Tudale

Kolk, Juk of Wight

Trump on vaccines

six - Donald Trump has signed an order calling for fewer vaccinations report, August 12. He has also made unavoidable statements, meaning that some people will not know children in national against both sides.

A far more important world leader wants formal of vaccination. In 1851, Napoleon ordered the vaccination of bicyclist army, saving four numbers, from midfight. When Edward Seltzer, the English doctor who pioneered vaccination, appealed to the advice for the release of prisoners of war, the Emperor granted it, saying: "I cannot kill, we can refuse nothing to that man." Dr William Ward (Oxford, Eire)

Greeting lesson

six - Working on a multinational environment, I often had to help colleagues who were keen to improve their English.

In particular, they had to learn that when we eat, "Bible, how we read, and how, August 17, we do not actually want a health report, and that the correct response is, "I at the hands. I am sure that it is much good the interaction is complete.

Roger Willett Lyndhurst, Hampshire

six - Adam Sankov (Letters, August 17) is unsure where heels having what, if heels some that, I was told it should be "least to heart", so left side first. The number is up to the delivery.

Sue Udale

Lancaster, Suffolk

Something's off when we applaud a pilot for landing

We've become ever more preoccupied with the self. How did we become so emotionally incontinent?

ANNSMEL DUNHAM

Landing is the car's work. I was unable to show the entire respect (sic, applause, so first I assumed it was from one pair, unusually, was female. But on the return journey passengers again slapped the nods as I thought I'd hit the human - and the time the captain was a man.

Why? "One was an imbricence of the family. I was a man and simply descended from 30,000ft and arrived at the airport ground on our tickets. Intrigued, I consulted two pilots. They felt me applause after landing in the Sandage common. Both flagged and futility off the picture: pilots at behind a holiday or closer wearing some cancelling headers and can't fear the illness. My left side applauding at the end of the boat, the other a pointless tribute to people who won't there.

We are unreasonably incapable of feeling anything without making a professional call. We give standing together to the co-operative and applaud delivery through speeches. Every child deserves captain, every pet

is a family member, every mother a human. Half of him have ways to be put in with, doing it to prevent of women under 22. We've become emotionally incontinent.

Previous generations were not unfeeling. Thomas Dixon, author of Wiggins, and others, eventually had supposedly still flipped first have a regular pattern. Modern of Christianity encouraged us to see the number of country calls of possibility colds and sympathies: weeping, thence We even were black for nearly four decades.

It isn't the opinion I saw it for the most of which has changed but the rules governing it. People tour without hesitation and level embank at a report. If you face only sympathies with a cause, do you really care? Compassion must be a good one. The most important is the orientation: nature evils being interperils in cold. In almost every one, the situation seems to be able in the making. Guns are torn at India '94 helped turn all schedules into a financial treasure. Reality TV has not meaningly taught us that emotion - rupture, desquamation, and the number on tap at all times. Meanwhile the confounded a world is everywhere, recounting addiction, adversity, and the cork man.

The situation British apotheosis was the death of Prime non-Dama. Strangers wept, clinging to one another in the streets. The Queen's embodiment of an older code - was face of a troll to the troll of manure. At the end of the philosophy's Anthony O'Hear dued to argue that the response to Diana

optimized a culture of no waste or pseudo-travel over mortality. Every one of the first things was to be defending the minority of the public's feelings for The People's Princess.

But the decision - in turn to sound the order. The issue were real. The more something I suppose was why a stranger's death was experienced as extremely personal, environment - and why the one should not participate - were treated as mentally deficient. Most public figures have taken a girl the message: emotions display is now insatiable or even for a particular. Those who can't all trust that it are soon.

Something else has been changing. What is a few things to do. In 2010, 72 per cent of people in England and Wales described themselves as 'Christian. 20 years ago, they are not to be a 'few shakes.' Just here from 10 to 37 per cent of things for a woman is a 'few shakes' and a 'few shakes' where fulfilment comes from what we love, how we look - and now we find.

Basically, we've become ever more preoccupied with it so well. We are talking about the world's current world's validate our feelings. "Me, me, me" has to come the child's cosponsor to "To see that" - that does exist - to "I manage every where, including those now in being a person."

Social media is the perfect amplifier. Changing the data? between finding something and broadcasting it. Once, I am article engaged you, you had to compare it to you. It's a thing good in landscape an editor published by anyone and nothunter. Now you can

denunce me as a fanatic or a wet liberal institution really, often before teaching paragraph from the same expression one outages instant judgment. What social media is like us what everybody else is looking. Offer a suspect's love, defend the favor, engage in or suggest that you can't be fash and be left behind are not - as I discovered recently when I questioned a man for calling for another. Mountbatten-Windsor's public operation was may be going too far.

It also was outrage as to personalise everything. Most marketing is the narcissistic appropriation of others' grief we cannot simply feel sorry for somebody else, we must make their tragedy our own. Politics follows the same pattern, with individualist applause. We are not at once the same laws with a cast consideration given to possibly adverse consequences.

Unless the one empowered against isn't making an happen. The GNS recently found 20 per cent of the 6-20-year-old reported free happiness compared with 4 per cent of over 70s. The 6-20-year-old is a public explanation. Seduction, doing apps, qualification housing, first a culture that endlessly instructs us to examine, display, and validate our reactions and what to be surprised when they comment.

AUGUST, Ironshell Dredness on 10,000,000 Dredness! 10,000,000,000 of 10th grade, 1,000,000,000

---

Wednesday 09 August 2020 The Daily Telegraph

Puzzles, Mind Games & Telegraph Toughie

TELEGRAPH

TOUGHIE

KAKURO

To solve kakuro you must order a number between 1 and 2 in the empty squares without repeating a digit. The class and the numbers on the black squares and are the sum of the solution numbers. The char pointies indicate the direction of the answers. A block in two squares with a point of 1 and some on 2,3 and a 2 and produce 4,5 or 2,3, 4, 4,5 as only for 1,3, never 2,2. Solution tomorrow.

BOOKING TO DAY

CODEWORDS

Numbers are substituted for letters in this crossword grid. In the smaller key grid some letters are solved. Use these as clues to complete your first word. This will make more letters that you can then order in the grids. Solution tomorrow.

1st 5:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00

KILLER SUDOKU

Your clues are the caged numbers that represent the sum of the numbers within the cage. As in standard entities, each 3 > 3 box, each row and each column must contain all the numbers 1 to 9. Solution tomorrow.

BOOKING

SUDOKU

To solve the puzzle each 3 > 3 box, each row and also each column must contain all the numbers from 1 to 9. There are numerous strategies to help you solve saddles. Solution tomorrow.

REGULAR BY PAST

REGULAR BY PAST

Number between 1 to 9:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00

ANAGRAMS

Each of the anagrams below will include some related to plumbing. Solution tomorrow.

RESK AT HANDS

ONCA KISSLE

OLD NICK BEARD

MIND GYM

BY POST

Start on the left with the given number and make your way around following the instructions in each call. Tagged time: 30 seconds. Solution below.

PANAGRAM

Create words of four letters or more, always using the correct letter. Proper nouns and plumb are not allowed, and you can only use each letter once per word.

Can you find the same letter for support? Answer a total four for a Oxford Dictionary of English. Solution tomorrow.

Up to 7 words - Word Index, 8 - Wordstills, 10 - Word Hours, 21 - Word Words, 32 - Word Colors, 43 - Word Perfect

09 2020

VOLUME 8

Access

1 Tuning about, I see island's may arrive at 15:20 2 On the radio, get bigger hits (6) 3 My girlfriend coming around I was all using dogs (5,9) 4 Black English bears track saves (5) 5 Sided in those people saving I was ill 6 Unwilling to rest all Sailing (5) 7 A light when all coming club (5,9) 8 Do not inflictly vomiting, pop I ran that by current pa (5,9) 9 I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa I'm not really moa

Down

I Nearly pull student who won't go to bed early? (5,9) 2 Solitary American passage with its ends out of (5) 3 Claims benefits of crime, with the dog good last (5,9) 4 Starzation includes law (4) 5 Riding puzzle writer stifled by that working environment (7) 7 Vintage musical uplifted each class (6) 8 People to be there buns (6) 9 It's no energy now so fine to stop cutting down (5) 10 Unrealistic moa sting your gold and art (5) 11 Good American president ultimately a professor of taste (5) 12 So feel very left vying poetry (5) 13 Nounpools, like a man! (2,9) 14 So fully popular book takes time (2,9) 15 Conscious that Democrat has out supplementary program (6) 16 Breakfast food on the counter doesn't need small part of food processor (5) 17 Salty duck discovered heading north for island (4)

Toughie No 2/16

Katy with class

Single show $500 (10/12/20)

All the best shows class: $500 (10/12/20) with one 12 months, also several

one of the most for $1m and $2m for

all class. Common, but several class. 2nd class. 3rd class. 4th class. 5th class. 6th class. 7th class. 8th class. 9th class. 10th class. 11th class. 12th class. 13th class. 14th class. 15th class. 16th class. 17th class. 18th class. 19th class. 20th class. 21st class. 22nd class. 23rd class. 24th class. 25th class. 26th class. 27th class. 28th class. 29th class. 30th class. 31st class. 32nd class. 33rd class. 34th class. 35th class. 36th class. 37th class. 38th class. 39th class. 40th class. 41st class. 42nd class. 43rd class. 44th class. 45th class. 46th class. 47th class. 48th class. 49th class. 50th class. 51st class. 52nd class. 53rd class. 54th class. 55th class. 56th class. 57th class. 58th class. 59th class. 60th class. 61st class. 62nd class. 63rd class. 64th class. 65th class. 66th class. 67th class. 68th class. 69th class. 70th class. 71st class. 72nd class. 73rd class. 74th class. 75th class. 76th class. 77th class. 78th class. 79th class. 80th class. 81st class. 82nd class. 83rd class. 84th class. 85th class. 86th class. 87th class. 88th class. 89th class. 90th class. 91st class. 92nd class. 93rd class. 94th class. 95th class. 96th class. 97th class. 98th class. 99th class. 100th class.

SUMMER SALE

6 issues for 20

SUBSCRIBE NOW

Call 01858 458833 and quote ZSS26

Visit cheleamagazines.com/TZSS26

We're and Children's. You may choose to get a summer sale to be a new place for your children's home. We're and Children's. You may choose to get a summer sale to be a new place for your children's home. We're and Children's. You may choose to get a summer sale to be a new place for your children's home. We're and Children's. You may choose to get a summer sale to be a new place for your children's home.

TRAIN TRACKS

Lay down tracks to allow a train to travel from 4 to 8. Only one straight can to meet ratio and the train cannot cross track. The numbers indicate how many sections of will go in each column and row. Solution tomorrow.

MINI SUDOKU

Fill in the grid in each a way that every row and column are heavy 2 x 3 box numbers the numbers 1-6. Solution tomorrow.

WALKIN'S NO 14/20

PLUSWORD

9/1.00

So let the crossword, that use letters in the shaded squares to complete the additional PlusWord. A letter in a given square appears in the same column in the PlusWord as it does in the crossword, a letter in a yellow square appears in the PlusWord, but in a different column that it doesn't the crossword.

There is only one possible answer for the PlusWord; it may be that the PlusWord contains letters that aren't found in the crossword, but it can always be worked outlogically without guessing.

Solution tomorrow.

Access

1 Sculter

2 Not sleeping

3 Party organic compound

4 Passing with flying colours

5 ... one's beta

Down

1 Digestion fastball stay, formerly

of Liverpool

2 For a second time

3 A day (away)

4 Making fast a long time,

with 'out'

5 Guilt club used for tufted shots

WORD LADDER

Change just one letter to go from the top word to the bottom word. Each step must be a valid word and you cannot change the order of the letters. If one can share better for each song, but they are not necessarily in order. Solution tomorrow.

CLEAN, TIPS, PENSES, WINE SEDIMENT, SIDE

The Telegraph

PUZZLES

Signs favor of publisher and all. Took telegraph credit, provide today.

THE SOLUTIONS

Vesterday's solutions

Saddle/Regular and Tough No 7/22

Work Laddin: Hard, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, dark

Reorgan: Woodford, neocular, radiant, beard, unclan, vanilla, beard, brown, cowl, berry, beers, beed, cawth, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white, white

Today's Mind Gym

Reorgan: 1:10000000000 31:50000000 31

PlusWord No 14/18

Toole

Toole Tracks

Mike Saddle

Mini Saddle No 16/20

Cablewords Level 2

---

Online

Sign up for our free daily Business Briefing

j telegraph.co.uk business briefing

Business

MARKETS

Get the latest markets info, share prices and create a portfolio at telegraph.co.uk/markets-hub

CURRENCIES

COMMODITIES

Busted flush

National Express cuts ties with the West Midlands to avoid franchise model at a cost to taxpayers of £30m

Page 18

It's the economy, stupid PM's claim to be broadly pre-business faces two tests - North Sea drilling and the banking war barge Jeremy Warner

Page 22

Bond markets in fire's borrowing costs soar

Interest on government yields at pre-financial crisis levels amid concerns of 'unsustainable' debt

By Sam Ping Chan

BORROWING.com have surged to the levels even in the runcap to the financial crisis on loan that government are being content of debt.

An increasingly toxic cocktail of the firm conflict, the 34 industry's unprevented borrowing spree and inflation backward the profit as 30-year 375{busuries to a two-decade-high of 2.2(pc yesterday, Yields on benchmark 10-year US debt also rose as higher as 7(pc

In Britain, the Debt Management Office said government bonds carrying the highest interest rate since 2007. Some £4bn in gifts were issued with a yield of 2.0(pc, the highest rate since part before Northern Bank collapsed.

Bining debt costs pose a headache for John Healey, who is preparing to unroll his market budget on Oct 24.

The problem is not confined to Britain and the UK. Borrowing costs in Japan are at a 30-year high and France's 10-year bond yield far as highest level since 2009 yesterday.

Robin Brooks, of the Brookings International, said global bond markets were "on fire" as investors lose faith in the ability of governments to get debt down. "When you have a lot of debt and you usually keep budget deficits, you're extremely vulnerable to any old shock that comes along," he said. "It's not about the shock, but - instead - the news we are making of fiscal policy on a global scale.

The former IMF economist warned that countries with 'lots of debt and political dysfunction' like the UK, France and Japan were "losing hit harder than others".

By contrast, more prudent countries like Switzerland and Germany have been more insulated, though the borrowing costs of both increased yesterday. Britain's debt jails in already close to 10(pc of GDP, while France and Japan have even higher debt shares.

Mr Brooks said investors were demanding a higher premium for long-term borrowing amid growing uncertainty over the political and economic

outlook of debt-laden countries. 'Initial conditions turn out to be massively important,' he said. 'The benefits of responsible fiscal policy - have never been more apparent.

While investor demand for British debt remains robust, with more than three-bayers holding its overtrusted no offer, economists and rising borrowing costs served as a warning to study there. The Prime Minister and the Chancellor are working to borrow more by exploiting flexibility in the fiscal rates introduced by Rachel Reeves, the previous chancellor.

Mr Healey is exploring ways to boost investment at a time when rising prices and borrowing costs, driven by conflict in the Middle East, have already taken into half Mr Healey's £240m buffer to balance the bonds.

Exploiting flexibilities in the fiscal rates risks pushing up borrowing costs even further and adding not more pressures to the public finances.

Simon Francis, the chief UK economist at Fannune Liberum said: 'This is a warning to the Chancellor on the risks of using the flexibilities in the fiscal rates to increase borrowing. It can be done, but at a rate and quite a possibility, one for future purposes'.

Economists were that inflation could come close to 8(pc by the end of this year, from less than 8(pc) today. This will add to pressure on the public financial and push up the cost of swapping a home.

The Bank of England has signalled that interest rates will have to stay higher for longer periods to keep a 34 month(ton, prompting) market to push up the cost of mortgages.

Unwritings from have also climbed to their highest interest, more than a year, with home loans closely linked to long-term borrowing costs.

Economists are predicting that the 17.5 national debt could surpass 140(pc £150m) this week after a Supreme Court ruling on Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs blew a hole in his budget plans.

Official forecasts show that America's debt jails in on-course to $4.5(bitm) this week after a Supreme Court ruling on Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs blew a hole in his budget plans.

Media Sturgeon and Donna Marin, the former Finnish prime minister, at the Edinburgh International Book Festival yesterday

Dale Vince backs drilling... but Sturgeon isn't for turning

By Hans van Leeuwen

DALE VIOVE has urged Andy Burnham to allow more drilling for oil and gas in the North Sea.

The press energy entrepreneur said he told Mr Burnham that the controversy has been a good deal. He says he's already ahead for approved, but only if the oil and gas purchase were subject to price controls to make those changes than unprevented.

Speaking to BBC Knowledge the Labour force said: "We are using fossil fuels for the next couple of decades. That's a reality. If we approach things differently, we can actually make sense to change the North Sea.

"If we price-control it like we have our retail energy sector, we can actually save money for the future, would make more sense of facilities and floorbank"

The economic as apparent change of position from Mr Vince, who previously said allowing new drilling in the North

'If we price-control the North Sea like we have our retail energy sector, we can actually save money

See "would be a betrayal of millions of tar" and can doubt over the financial benefit to The Treasury of approved floorbank.

But Nicola Sturgeon called on politicians to have "orange" on climate change policy, saying she does not believe there should be new wells opened up in the North Sea.

Mr Sturgeon used an appearance at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, alongside Donna Marin, the former Finnish prime minister. In any that the UK should "absolutely not allow ourselves to express over climate change".

The only thing to do is to turn need to be "hold and outrageous" and added: "I would not be for new experience in the North Sea.

It is about courage, and courage and courage in the face of short-term push-back and unpopularity.

Investing direct must decide on the future, and to move the two projects, which have true hunt opposition from average-age.

The Telegraph revealed this week that Mr Burnham was insuring towards the future, and he said he decided to do it. The fate of the floorbank oil and gas project is less certain.

Mr Vince, who has donated £4m to Labour since 2003 (at his energy company in the Department of the Burnham) has said he had told the Prime Minister: "Inside the air the Twins started" He said that the proposed price controls on retail energy - Ponds a job, anyone who wants to do what he said, and we can bring our bills down and keep them there".

90pc of boroughs behind on housing targets in Khan's London

By Pan-Guan Man

LONDON has fallen further behind on to house-building targets under far fading Khan, in a blow to Labour's national plans.

Almost nine acres of the capital's boroughs missed government targets for new home construction last year, according to newly published figures. Ten proportion of acres falling short one from 90pc in 2023.

The number of boroughs falling seriously behind the targets, which mean

are the number of homes built locally against forecasts for how many are needed, has also been.

As of 2020, nearly two-thirds of London councils now face losing many of their powers to the above projects. The proportion facing this most serious question has been dropped more than a third in 2023.

Lord Bailey, the housing spokesman for the City Hall's more others, blamed its fading for the poor performance, saying once on requirements for builders had made it far too hard to build in the

capital. He said: "For years, he is through the London Star, pushing for the high affordable housing requirements, or shifting councils, the Mayor has made it difficult to get housing built and then wonders why starts and completion have fallen off a 100"

The downturn threatens to make Labour's already stretching goal of building 1.5 million homes during this parliament all but impossible to reach.

Ministers intervened last year to try to reverse the decline in London construction. In March 2024, he had a van

Sir Kathy Brian, the London Mayor, has been accused of making it too difficult to build in the capital.

handed a £250m hidden to help the city meet in housebuilding targets.

Early indications show the new policies have not yet had an impact. Construction started on just 2,876 private,

new-build homes in London during the second quarter of this year.

For London to reach its target of deflecting 98,000 homes a year, it needs to start building 22,000 every three months.

Lord Bailey said the Government's intervention "should be a sobering enhancement"

Sir Isah has blamed high interest rates, rising material costs and the impact of Brexit and the pandemic for London's housebuilding slump.

However, industry has blamed the

Mayor's red tape, claiming that the high levels of affordable housing required make projects insufficient.

The first four months of the project housebuilder, suggested in April that London had been rendered effectively unintended and early investment.

John Ivor London boroughs - City Hall, Wandsworth, Westminster and Harrow - managed to hit their housing targets in 2015. London's performance with the 1998-99 national average.

The Government was contacted for comment.

Take shorter showers, urges Thames Water

By Sir Nelson

THAMES WATER has told customers to take shorter showers after weaning that your war forces are lower than usual and the drought.

The utility company, which has 16 million customers, said in London rev revoits were 7(pc full at the end of last month, which was below average for the time of run.

Sir Fannum Burswood called millions was 93(pc full, though this too was below average and the company said it was not at all short in the thing.

Thames said it was important that customers continued to follow a boun-

pipe ban introduced on July 23 and urged people to cut water usage in other ways.

Mental Safety of Thames Water, said "With universal levels below where we would expect thereto for for this time of year, and demand remaining, high, we're asking customers to keep going and continue using only what they need. Smart changes, such as closing shorter showers, turning off tips and avoiding non-moralist water use can do so, all help reduce pressure on our network while our teams continue working around the clock so that an off-balance."

Wants without run have left 75.3(pc

of England in drought. Heatwaves have also led to increased demand for water. Thames Water said customers across London and the Thames Valley used around 100 million liters water to start than normal each day during July's hot weather.

Experts have warned that despite rain being forecast in the next few days, will take many workstations to unavoid levels return to normal.

Thames Water said rainfall has been around 40(pc of the long term average since March.

The exceptionally dry spring and summer have led to concerns that further restrictions may be needed.

By Hans van Leeuwen

THE US emergency stockpile of crude oil has destabilistic in lowest level since 1982, prompting those who are that oil prices could surge if the firm war drags up.

The Trump administration released another 5.5 million barrels in the past week as it was to prevent the conflict from driving up oil prices and hitting the US economy.

The Strategic Petroleum Reserve now shut at 2014 million barrels, a brief not everyone should litigate to report the White House.

But the crisis supplies from the US

government's storage caverns in Texas and Louisiana are doing little to be up of prices in check.

The price of Brexit crude jumped to 30p a barrel yesterday, the highest that month, as comments from Donald Trump, happened beyond a reporting of the Strat of Bremen.

Mr Trump told journalists on Monday that the "whole country" to one the conflict that has blocked up to one-fifth of global oil supplies, as a 10-ohy coauthor required without a deal to set up a "real" oil supply.

Traders for the "purchaged" house of Bremen will eat into global oil stockpiles, avoiding prices sharply higher

possibly even above the conflict-faciled high of almost 1000 in 1982.

The International Energy Agency UK's分析 of how we did the global oil supplies, a 10-ohy global interest, may in July, is still on million barrels less than a year ago.

Demand has also dropped, but only to an estimated 4.6 million barrels is the increasing. The UK's new worldwide oil investment should be another 10 million barrels in July. Global stockpiles have dropped by 1.6% million barrels since the 7.4 and have since had 10p on 1.6% of the total oil supply, some of the Strat of Bremen, which normally can be a fifth of all oil and gas supplies.

---

18

Business

Ditching net zero 'would save families £540 a year

Britain should build a new generation of gas-fired power stations instead, claims Kemi Badenoch

by Jonathan Leslie

DITCHING Labour's net zero targets could save the typical British household £540 a year, Kemi Badenoch has claimed.

A study today endorsed by the Conservative leader said scrapping construction of Scottish wind farms and connected transmission systems would save £520bn between 2030 and 2050 - with the financial benefits flowing back to families.

Instead, Britain should build a new generation of gas-fired and nuclear power stations across England where demand is greatest, and the report, published by think tank's board.

Ed Midland, Labour's former energy secretary, made wind power a key plant of his drive for a 90pc decarbonised power system from 2030.

But Mr Badenoch said "Britain needs a serious plan to deal with climate change. Set business means looking at results, not simply setting targets and congratulating ourselves afterwards.

"Current net zero targets have driven up energy costs, weakened our industrial base and made science dependent on energy imports.

"Our plan means using our own oil and gas in the North Sea, removing unnecessary costs from energy bills, and backing nuclear and renewables that can provide cheap, clean, abundant energy for homes and businesses."

Her comments prompted a bio Math from Martin Fahnbollah, the new Energy Secretary.

Mr Fahnbollah said Mr Badenoch's plan would "be Britain to the fossil fuel roller coaster and hoop bills higher for families."

Onward, a Westminster-based centre-right think tank, commissioned the study from industry consultancy Truman Energy. Its analysis compared Mr Midland's net zero plans with an alternative pathway focused on low cost, with a lower 90pc decarbonisation rate.

Ed Hecht, who wrote the report, said such a change would mean cutting wind farm expansion, and instead boosting the UK's fleet of 50 gas-fired power stations with new ones built mainly in southern Britain.

The UK currently has about 35 gigawatts (GW) of gas-fired generating capacity, which demand says should be increased to 400W.

More than half of the UK's 55 gas plants are at least 20 years old, as such a programme would mean rebuilding or replacing them as well as constructing new ones. The suggestion is controversial and would likely provide a bio Math from the Government and from the

£520bn

How much money would be saved between 2030 and 2050/0 net zero plans were scrapped, according to study

many green groups campaigning against fossil fuels. Onward argues that it would overcome the greatest cost of decarbonisation, which is the massive expansion of the transmission grid needed to connect wind farms planned as the far north with England's power-hungry cities - estimated to cost £125bn.

Claire Coutinho, the Tory shadow energy secretary, said: "This is the most detailed costing of our electricity system that's ever been done.

"It finishes the work I started in Government that Ed Midland can called - a true costing of renewables which shows they are not cheaper when you take into account their full system cost."

However, other policy groups said wind power was still the cheapest way to resist low cost energy.

Adam Berman, a policy director at Energy UK, said expanding gas was a poor choice: "The energy sector - our members - agree that renewables, nuclear and storage are the best bid to a low cost energy system."

Ann Mount, a policy director at Home with UK, said the UK would lose 150W of generating capacity from its ageing nuclear and gas fleets by 2030."

Rubber hits the road Preparations continue for this weekend's Freedom 250 Grand Prix IndyCar series race in Washington DC; the first-ever on the National Mall. It celebrates America's 250th anniversary and will pass landmarks such as the Washington Monument.

PM's bus plan saddles West Midlands with £30m bill

by Christopher Jasper

ANDS BUSINESS plans to bring local buses under public control has left the West Midlands with a £30m bill after the private sector operator decided to pull out of the region.

The Prime Minister hailed a move yesterday to transfer ownership of hundreds of bus routes, 1,600 buses and a fleet of depots from current owner National Express to West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA), which is led by Richard Parker, the Labour nurse.

The move is part of a new "buschise" bus model that Mr Burnham is championing across the country to give local officials more control over bus networks. However, the WMC's has ended up paying £24m and a further £5.5m over the next three years to National Express to take control of the infrastructure and planning the network.

National Express is cutting ties with the West Midlands, where it has run buses for 40 years, after haulking at operating under Mr Burnham's new franchise model.

The authority, comprising seven

'When I said we would put power back into the hands of local communities, this is exactly what I meant'

consciously facing Birmingham, which declared itself bankrupt in 2021, will also take over £79m to pension liabilities from National Express.

Mr Burnham hailed the deal as a "milestone" in regionalising public services and evidence of the role that 9x30 North could play in supporting local leaders.

Speaking at Wolverhampton bus station, he said: "The bus service here was close to collapse. We needed to stop in to secure services in the short term.

"But longer term, we are now building to a model under full public control so that people have not got the benefits of that. When I said we would put power back into the hands of local communities, this is exactly what I was talking about.

A statement from No10 did not mention the cost of the transaction or the transfer of pension liabilities.

The Prime Minister has been a vocal champion of the "buschise" system, which was introduced in 2017 and involves some advertising code (handicaps to the private sector.

When he was mayor of Manchester, Mr Burnham led the drive to bus franchising beyond London with the creation of the free Network.

Telegraph

Make your mark

Place an announcement in The Telegraph

Record, and share, a moment in history by publishing a personal and unique announcement such as a birth, death or marriage in print or online. Keepsake prints of the newspaper page featuring your notice are now available.

Visit announcement.telegraph.co.uk

or email announcements.ads@telegraph.co.uk

---

The Daily Diligence Wednesday 19 August 2020

Business

Dire jobs numbers that should worry Burnham

After riding a wave of optimism, the latest unemployment figures could be ruinous for the PM, says Emma Taggart

With the office for National Business (ONS) published the latest data on the jobs market. For McFadden's latest 7 continued fall in 1fled unemployment rate.

Unfortunately for the Work and Business Secretary, that's not what most economists aren't.

The increase of 1.9p figures pointed out that rather than dropping to 4.9p, in the three months to date at had been expected, the unemployment rate remained stable until a week at 4.9pc.

McFadden was comparing the unemployment rate in the first quarter of the year to the second, over which period it edged down from 3pc to 4.9pc. Most economists were looking at the rolling three month average, as is standard.

The Work and Business Secretary was doing his best to guide a positive picture of jobs data that follow through an economic follow at the Institute of Economic Affairs, called "due".

While the rolling three month average was flat, the monthly figures still additional story. They show unemployment rose sharply from 4.0pc to 3.8pc to 5.4pc in 2nd.

That was the largest monthly jump in 3.7 years and took the rate to its highest level since October 2020, when Britain was in the midst of the pandemic.

James Smith, an economist at DGs said: "Consumer facing industries—hospitality and retail—have been consistently shedding jobs and if anything, the pace of decline is getting worse."

The sharp increase in monthly unemployment comes as rising costs triggered by the bias was energy prices shock prompt more leases to 3d staff in.

The nation's construction sector has also been reducing staffing numbers on business report falling actively and a decline in demand for new work.

Business activity in Britain's building industry has been in decline since January 2020, according to the 2nd quarter of the year, with a grilling of 1m3 in 1m3.

The ONS figures show the private sector has weakened significantly since the start of the year, with an increase in the number of public sector workers smoking the problem.

Overall growth of employment declines over 2.0mnd, 2.0dly, but this monthly figure made broader shifts.

Weymouth, the private sector has recorded a $30,000 fine due to the number of post-dire workpersons under the start of the year, or a 5.0pc decline.

Joblessness has climbed under Labour

Public sector pay outgrowing private sector pay

Consumer-facing industries have been consistently shedding jobs and the decline is worsening.

By contrast, the public sector has expanded by 42,000 workers over the same period, or 0.4pc since January. Martin Beck, the chief economist at WPSI, reply, said: "Ternodis the headline figures, the divide between the public and private sectors remained stark, with the public sector continuing to provide much of the support to employment and pay growth."

Unlike many private businesses, Britain's civil servants have struggled with low productivity since the pandemic.

Despite this, pay packets for civil servants have surpassed the private sector. The most recent figures show that while private sector wage growth

slowed to 2.8pc in the three months to June, public sector workers recorded a 5.1pc increase.

This is had been the productivity, a number of economists had been at that the nation was sick at a low productivity period this year after almost two decades of sluggish growth. Yet hopes of this are likely to be dashed if the facilitator public sector overwhelms the private sector.

A continued fall in via stories suggesting that a will get worse before the year has been. Job spending fell to 707,000 in the three months to July, down 6,000 from the previous quarter to the lowest level in five years.

Lin McKeown, the director of economic statistics at the ONS, said the

latest drop was driven by smaller businesses cutting hiring as their operating costs out.

Computers, particularly those in the hospitality and retail sector, have repeatedly warned that they have been left with no choice but to choose recruitment or make a education in a response to an increase and encounter inflation-biasing increases to the minimum wage.

Nancy Thurs, the economist director of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, said the decline is "we can see was a 'red flag' for the jobs market."

He added: "Labour demand is shrinking amid wearing employment and energy costs, while greater

Ternodis the headline figures, the divide between the public and private sectors is stark"

automation is also squeezing some entry level roles.

Businesses are now bearing for fresh rises in energy bills and a potential new round of top increases in the upcoming Budget. As a result, many may continue to hold off on hiring or opt for job cuts if supposed.

All of this is had news for Andy Burnham, who came to office on a wave of optimism.

As well as enjoying a "Burnham house" in the opinion polls, some economists also expected to see a similar uptick in the economy.

McFadden assumed these were "signs of progress in the latest figures". In fact, things may be going in the wrong direction.

Disney sues Trump administration over 'assault' on free speech

By James Warrington

DDNetV has sued the Trump administration on an escalating row between the White House and the media over the 1st quarter.

The media giant and its ABC division have filed a lawsuit accusing Donald Trump's media regulator of waging a "excitatory campaign" against the United States' tobacco Congress with its output.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ordered Disney to be glad to begin the renewal process for its television broadcast between ahead of schedule. The watchdog has also opened an investigation into The First an ABC talk show, while officials have

been carrying out a long-running review of diversity, equity and inclusivity in the United States.

In the lawsuit, Disney urged a judge to block the early license renewal, which is described as an attack on the freedom of the press.

Lawyers for the company accused the FCC of attempting to retaliate against a network that "refrains to host to the administration's demands."

Disney separately filed for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction, accusing the FCC of an "extraordinary assault on free speech".

In its lawsuit, Disney alleged the Trump administration was trying to intimidate the rest of 70 media industry. "ABC is the visible target and suffers

the most immediate harm, but the message is addressed to every broadcaster in the country, and the ultimate cost is borne by the press as a whole," according to the lawsuit.

It marks the latest escalation in a long-running clash between media groups and the Trump administration over the White House's attempts to raise the press.

Mr Trump has previously sent many US broadcasts, including ABC for delimination, securing millions of dollars in settlements.

However, news groups have increasingly fought back. Last year, 30% sent the US government arguing its funding cuts had hit in front Amendment rights. The BBC has also chosen to fight a

delimation lawsuit brought by the Mr Trump over an episode of Fanswona demanding personal documents and financial records from the US president. The row with Disney comes as Mr

'The message is addressed to every broadcaster, and the ultimate cost is borne by the press as a whole'

Things people with falling off-stated ahead of November's midterm elections. The US president has repeatedly criticized Disney's ABC network, accusing of the professor of the University. The FCC, which is led by Trump ally

Brendan Carr, has in turn stingled up pressure on the company, suggesting it could be engaged on "dlegal 1983 discontinuities."

The row came to school last year after late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel accused Mr Trump and his supporters of trying to capitalize on the killing of Charlie Kirk, a flight-wing influencer.

Mr Kimmel was briefly pulled from the air, amid a backlash from Republican, but was emaciated a few days later.

The past clash of again in April this year after Mr Kimmel joined that Melanie Trump, the first lady, had a "give the out expected value."

The comments came days before the White House Correspondents' Association dinner was abandoned after a gun-

man attempted to storm the room. Mr Trump claimed that Mr Kimmel's comments were: "A separate call to violence."

Mr Kimmel said it was a "very light" joke about the age difference between the president and his wife.

Broadcast licences are usually renewed every eight years and Disney's were reportedly not up for renewal until 2020.

An FCC spokesman said: "All broadcasters have a legal obligation to operate in the public interest—even Disney. It is obviously very concerned about the FCC's proceeding, as evidenced by their ongoing campaign of disinformation as well as their decisions to ask a court to stop the FCC further pursuing matters."

M&S fastest-growing grocer as sales surge

By Tom Haynes

MARR & SPENCER has been named Britain's fastest-growing grocer after sales surged during the summer business.

The trade is at M&S jumped 10.9pc in the 12 weeks to Aug 10 compared with the previous year, comfortably ahead of its rivals, according to retail analysts. Working on the 'hum出来.'

M&S growth is estimated as the last wave took hold. Grocery spending rose

11.9pc in the 12 weeks to June, before moving the rise in the following 12 weeks: • In fastest growth rate since May 2023.

M&S has spent 2.0mn cutting prices on more than 65 everyday products this year, as it rises to make its level built into companies.

It has dropped the price of fresh sailing in M&S, with the Cuisabacara Gold filters falling from £1.50 to £4.50, and made further cuts to employees at its own level. The first major cigar and tomato has long.

British supermarkets were also boosted by booming sales of chilled the pot foods, as shoppers looked to the food making industry.

Sales of cold-gas climbed 2.0pc while finger foods climbed 15.2pc, up to be

sales were up 16.8pc and also sales rose to 15.5pc.

M&S has billed itself as the "unobtrated home of picky fish."

M&S's summer growth rate was well ahead of retail supermarkets and grocers. Working on fresh, tidy foods, the milder grocery business, came close with sales increasing by 10.1pc.

Trocera sales rose 1.8pc, while Sumacra's grew 5.3pc and Maristone rose up 1.8pc. M&S increased sales by 1.3pc and full surged 8.1pc.

Jack-wains' old major supermarket is suffer a fall, with sales down 6.2pc. The struggling grocer has now gone without sales growth since March 2024, despite a push by Allan Leighton, the secretary. Minimum, to win, has its own share with lower prices.

The latest figures still were an improvement on the previous period, when A&H's sales fell 1.1pc. Its market share also edged up to 8.1pc from 8.1pc a year earlier.

But A&H remains well behind Trocera and Sumacra's, which account for 27.6pc and 15.1pc of grocery spending respectively. It is only a secondly ahead of A&H, which has 10.5pc. Working on the 'fresh' and 'M&S's' grocery market share.

Mike Ashley tightens his grip on Hugo Boss

By Tom Haynes

MIKE ASHLEY'S Finance Group has built an almost 50pc stake in Hugo Boss after failing to take control of the Germany fashion brand.

The retailer has done part of Hugo Boss after shareholders agreed to sell a further 17.6pc of the company to Mr Ashley's retail empire.

It comes after Finance made an offer in June for the remaining shares in the German brand that it did not already own. The bid of 454.1.2.2.1 per share valued the business at 2.0mn.

The approach was rejected by Hugo Boss's board, who said the offer materialized the business and its prospects, but Finance said on Tuesday it had been accepted by a minority of shareholders.

The retail leases Mr Ashley's retail business just about of outright control, but with a major influence over the future of one of Europe's best known fashion groups.

Finance began building its stake in Hugo Boss in 2020 and crossed the 30pc threshold earlier this year, triggering a mandatory offer for the remaining business under German law. Michael Murray, Finance chief executive said Mr Ashley's own as law, is also

David Brockhaus, a creative collector for and fans of exclusive Boss for Hugo Boss

a member of the Hugo Boss supervisory board. He did not take part in the business about Finance' takeover offer, owing to a potential conflict of interest.

Hugo Boss presented 64.3m in sales last year and is in the third of a turnaround drive after a shortness in the factory market. Finance pursued of Hugo Boss comes as the 30pc's Direct owner expanded its products high-end retail

'Drastic Dave' cuts 2k jobs at Guinness

By Tom Haynes

THE owner of Guinness cut nearly 2,000 jobs last year as Sir Dave Lewis, de-ave chief executive, took an axe to spending.

Dinges, which also makes 4dmn in Walker whisky, saw staff numbers fall by 4pc for the year ending June as Sir Dave launched a turnaround drive to revive the company's fortunes.

Figures published in Dinges's annual report yesterday showed it had 27,800 full-time employees in June - 1,922, and less than the 28,000 it boasted a year earlier.

Dinges did not say how many of the jobs last were redundant on board spent 5.0mn on production's payments during the year, up from 8.0m last year.

At Dave, known in business circles as 'drastic Dave' for his cost cutting approach, has embarked on a significant overhaul of Dinges since taking things in January.

This has included plans to find 10m of annual average through initiatives such as trimming, digital air head office (also across in global) regional and local teams.

The scale of the task is stark. Dinges's revenue fell 3pc to 320.0bn last year,

while operating profit plunged 27pc to 45.2bn.

The 65-year old earned the "drastic Dave" member for his cost cutting drive at Tracy, which he had between 2014 to 2020.

During his time there he closed doors and cut the number of jobs as he sought to revive its fortunes.

At Dinges, he has not put a number on the jobs that will be lost in his latest overhaul.

Next year Sir Dave stands to revive £4.2bn in annual pay of he succeeds in the first year. He has been a good deal for the annual report. His salary is £1.5m, while he can earn a bonus worth up to £2m and long-term incentive shares worth up to £6.7bn under Dinges's proposed new pay policy. He received £3.4bn for the six months he spent as chief executive during the last financial year, including a £7,000,000 bonus. One-third of that bonus will be deferred into almost six times years.

Sir Dave says cutting spending will allow Dinges to invest in brands with greater potential for growth rather than simply investing profits through cuts.

Every group is double the capacity of Guinness during the course of this plan," he said earlier this month.

---

20

Wednesday 19 August 2020 The Death Telegraph

Telegraph · PODCAST

Poshcast

A new show with Sophia Money-Coutts and Cleo Watson

Does driving a Range Rover make you a toff? Should you dump a man because of his shoes? No subject is off limits in our hosts' quest to decode what 'posh' really means.

Watch or listen every Thursday

YouTube

Telegraph app

Spotify

Podcasts

To scan the QR code, open your phone camera, point it at the code and tap the banner that appears on screen. On older phones, you may need to download a QR code reader first.

---

Business

21

Labour must pass two big tests on the economy

The Government's public sector largesse must be coded - so all eyes on North Sea oil and the City

ANSP BENSHAM 5 claim to being a broadly pre - business Prime Minister faces no-important tests over the coming months.

One of the decisions whether to give the Rosebank and his three North Sea oil and gas fields the go ahead.

Firstly, it concerns pre on more than six to a few times. If economic growth were the priority, Bensham would indeed go further and like Norway start out on all that's left beneath its frailty's no-strongest views. That won't happen, so we must settle for Rosebank and his three.

By giving the North Sea a longer shelf-life than it otherwise would have, Bensham not only outspoken plea and tax revenues, but - contrary to what environmentalist Minister claim - helps release a more safe and less disruptive programme to the prescribed goal of an all-doctoral economy.

In a recent article, Lord Howell, a former UK energy secretary, pointed

out that with 11 new nhà centres and/or construction, and up to 71 more working in the sports - all of them requiring immense amounts of power - just keeping up with new sources of demand for electricity - will be challenging enough. Consisting of the great humeral and of existing energy consumption to elect to increase so long.

There are limitless what wind and sun can provide, so the power must inevitably come from a combination of new build and new and gas-fired generating plants. "We shall need every theme of gas we can release from the North Sea - and oil too, imported and food - to fill demand," says Lord Howell.

So which is it to be? The rigidity imposed and soups made off, costly requirements of climate change mitigation, or a prognostically driven, common sense approach that revenues a few disruptive transition to a present future.

The other test is whether to face down a risk for higher taxes on banks to fund the Government's various spending priorities, or to give us to the open calls of those who are the City as just a rich source of taxation there for the free city.

Here's lobbying from the City has thus far soon off the threat, but with a new Prime Minister comes a renewed assault. The banks are making substantial profits, in part at the

expense of the taxpayer via the interest they receive on their liabilities of central banks receives, as why not close some back?

Here's why. It's called halting the gross that laid the golden rug, and though not in itself a criminal blow, it would further add to the steadily accumulating list of reasons for international capital and to choose London as its home.

One of the continuing features of the City that has London Brown parked of government is that they did at least going here important the City wants the economy and to tax revenues, and loosened the banks accordingly.

Tipping points are always hard to identify until it's too late, but my sense is that we are close to one

It was a kind of Farnham pact: the City would pay for Labour's social objectives, and in return, the City would be given free rein to do largely what it liked.

By then, the great mates for testing dynamo on which the British Empire had been built had long since - blamed. In its place winged finance as Britain's pre-eminent economic force, turbot cheaped by the Big Bang capital markets reforms of the Thun free years and a fair globalising international

economy whose needs the City came to serve.

In same the American, and in too - came the European banks, most of the latter choosing to consolidate their capital markets activity in London away from the dead hand of home nation governments.

As an industrial strategy it certainly had to do on coming as well as its casualties, but it sort of worked. Until that is, it didn't. In 2004 the whole edible चाहते and, and the

Government's cash grown disoblig. The City eventually closed its way back from the catastrophe of the global financial crisis, but it never truly recovered the question of in-glory years.

Tipping points are always hard to identify until it's too late, but my sense is that we are quite close to one as things stand. Admittedly, this has been said many times before of the City, particularly second the time of the referendum on leaving the EU, but thus far it has closed predictions of post-Broad decline.

The number of jobs and an industrial European centres since Event is so small that nobody any longer believe to track them, and - consistently, to certainly nowhere even what was widely how art at the time.

The European Commission has meanwhile pretty much given up on its determination to bring clearing of Euro-determination interest rate

determines back to Paris and Frankfurt. If London were banned, European banks wanted, they'd take the business not to steal European financial centres but to New York, which, unlike the City, has designated "repatriation" for regulatory purposes. City has been already neglected during Brexit negotiations with the EU, and it is the unpatented of European negotiations who couldn't understand how their British counterparts could lead such a run on its industry as causally.

The business "live in Johnson reportedly said its response to a growing chorus of complaint, but his

There is only so far you can reach things, and the banking surcharge may be the final straw

impression that the City could take care of itself proved reasonably well founded.

Unfortunately there is also only so far you can push things before the wheels and things off, and the banking surcharge - though not a particularly big deal in the scale of things - may be the final straw.

This was not from 6pc to 3pc by the late Tory government in an effort to restore lost tax competitiveness, but it still leaves the overall rate on banking

profiles will allow the European average. It is true that banks have signally only - central bank lending to small and medium-sized enterprises in recent years, and the problem is so much lack of demand as supply. Sister experience has taught TMB2 on to put themselves in touch to the lost money of the City.

Banks could theoretically correct this situation by force feeding the market with credit, but post 2004, there are major regulatory constraints on this kind of "going for growth" balance sheet on question. Almost invariably it really badly.

In any case, if credit expansion is the Government's aim, it is scarcely helped by taking the pivalves more: at a time when London's stock market almost no need to be marketed terminal for line, this further act of economic shortage at the heart of the City could be the final start. A only for its signalling of a country that is running its back to its head, the capital debated.

Now 1993 figures this week showed that in the three months to the end of June, private sector wage growth slowed to a level that barely kept pace with the rate of inflation in India - so far wage growth on the other hand was still losing area of it.

For how much longer can the Government keep flagging the City's workforce to pay for its public sector largesse? For finance, there are greener partners elsewhere to grass on.

China is aiming for global dominance - and complete autonomy - of mass food production

Beijing's 15th five-year plan will marshal all state power towards placing protein on a par with defence

CHINA is about to do to the global supply chains for grains. It emits hard food products what it has already done to the world's energy and transport systems.

The country is operating what amounts to world dominance in the mass manufacture of protein, launching a broadcast plan to end the world's 15th five-year plan, and imports and insure its people against the long world's main risks of climate change.

The 15 billion to 15th five-year plan is marshalling all forces of finance and state power to overcome land and water limits, placing food security on a par with defence as an existential imperative for national survival.

And now at its coming age the Communist Party is activating the same plan book already used for state power, which is with the and batteries to reach 5.7pc or more of the world's market from a standing start to lower than 15 years - a pattern also visible in its push for water reduction, nuclear

fusion, quantum computing and planting.

It is developing genetically modified foods and crops, but it is also targeting the fast-growing industries of cellular agriculture, like grazing proteins and food from previous fermentation. Hundreds of its own, the savings of maturity to others.

In making the new, a protein revolution picking up spoonful through the 2020s and 2040s that will unholly change what the Chinese people eat, with uplivers off to access ease and the world.

It estimates that half of China's fish itself isn't consumption, and 40% of its dairy products, will come from 100 percent' seasonality like milk industry.

The country's leaders have forged and tried food with volatility for a large number.

China has 10pc of the world's population, 3pc of the arable land, and 4pc of mobile food owner - and some of that is finally polluted with nitrogen.

The 10pc - market sector tigger for global hegemony and the risk of a future 15 countries this book has brought matters to a head, to has the frightening pace of climate change in Chinese agriculture.

The country is now seizing fast to future-proof food for a 20s disease - three-digger - world.

A life-slitting flow of "the total farmer" and technology, the rise of the spring to life in the Pungent valley north-east of Beijing, best known for its liabilities of

pink peach blossom in late spring. It is billed as China's second life on Valley, an agricultural tech, up to its twin to the digital tech hub of Burian on the other side of the city.

Other soups and amino acid hubs with different niches are being developed in the Yangtze River Delta and Guangdong.

It suggests a shift from natural plants toward a coordinated industrial ecosystem. This geographic clustering mirrors patterns observed in solar manufacturing and EV production during their pre-scale phases," said Systering.

The Pungent serve centre has begun making proteins for commercial use from micro-alges, as well as EPA bid, oil and paraoxime used in protein bars and cereals.

The question of how seven climate change will erode global food output is a continued debate. The 'CO2

fertilization effect' of higher carbon levels has until now been a net plus far crop yields owing to much faster photorefaction and reduced water loss via demand conduction.

A broad twenty-death last year concluded that we have passed the tipping point where filtered turns to be. The CO2 benefits flatties out while the energy from heat-liters and

degradation of nutrient-liters harder. Scientists from the US, Europe and China concluded in a minimal flatter paper that global crop yields are likely to be 1pc lower by 2050 than they would otherwise have been, even after adjusting for plausible ways of adapting. But we don't know for sure and the pressure will not be linear.

China's Pungent lab has a long way to go to cat-fog with Wageningen's "Food Valley" in the Netherlands, the world's leading ag tech hub, but the Dutch have recently been fulfilled by

China aims to do in food tech what it has done with solar and EVs

all of our innovation EU countries that are driving some of Europe's food technology entry-up into exile. Several are majorizing to the pre-actance harvest of Breast Beans.

What the Chinese lack in frontier biosciences - for now - they can more than compensate with vast industrial scale and state-directed credit. Systering thinks this could shuts the cost of resources and international systems, achieving "price parity" with traditional food for sooner than widely supposed.

One of a poorest is cheaper, market for food and its value is almost unstoppable in much the same way that 50pc of net electricity added across the world last year - a 2020s solar and EVs.

Food is not a more commodity of course. It goes to the heart of cultural identity and cuisine. It has a primal hold on our brain circuitry. So let me try to equip an eye analysis all new from my personal tastes.

On my farm we make them, both and when from a herd of grain that means it will over landless has been free of chemical pollutants for every long time, eating whatever they want, much like those will have been in the Japanese company of Iran.

We never touch the perceived foods that line the niches of modern supermarkets. But large numbers of people do consume such products as a way of life and I doubt they would even notice whether life-growth protein or milk made by a natural fermentation or put into the ingredients.

How many would rebuild "less chemical" carbon or protein and lipids started to make up 10pc and then 20pc of a natural food party, a that has stugget or a fish cake?

As a rule of thumb, it takes around 10pc food energy. 10pc free water and 10pc less lunatic make milk, from the prior to 10pc it gives, in a 2000s sector

level. It is not what I would drink by preference.

But I could hardly be worse than the milk made from grain feed cows experienced. 2020 for at 2020 for at a time from birth to death, in space upon industrial barns in China or the US, with little or no grazing in their miserable lives.

China was a net exporter of crops and livestock as secondly as 2016, before the shift to single protein diet both covering infants on imported grains for animal feed.

Today, Chinese demand sustains the grain's good business of the Western Hemisphere, absorbing 80pc of Argentinian soybean reports. 7pc of 2020 for at 2020, China's 2020s America, 10 hours most of Latin America is food imports. China's food deficit has reached 8000ha (2200m)

These figures are going to plummet. The country is working on every front towards food self-sufficiency, pushing the growing frontier 120 miles north and deep into the Beijing desert with modified crops.

It is so learning: If million hectares of native shall land for teaching out the salt. It has recently been the "local rehabilitation strategy" after decades of neglect, finally causing farmers to be precious resource rather than cheap original labour for the cities.

But the ag tech effort at things is the real wild card, with the potential to flood the revoking churn of the Global South - and not just the South - with cut price: protein and profoundly after the common of world food trade.

We Tzlogged readers may prefer to stick to our organic devices, grow fed Angus and store baked bread made from Cured Allotrope flour - and nobody will stop us, thank humans. Much of humanity wants cheaper food.

---

22

Markets

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31	32	33	34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45	46	47	48	49	50	51	52	53	54	55	56	57	58	59	60	61	62	63	64	65	66	67	68	69	70	71	72	73	74	75	76	77	78	79	80	81	82	83	84	85	86	87	88	89	90	91	92	93	94	95	96	97	98	99	100	101	102	103	104	105	106	107	108	109	110	111	112	113	114	115	116	117	118	119	120	121	122	123	124	125	126	127	128	129	130	131	132	133	134	135	136	137	138	139	140	141	142	143	144	145	146	147	148	149	150	151	152	153	154	155	156	157	158	159	160	161	162	163	164	165	166	167	168	169	170	171	172	173	174	175	176	177	178	179	180	181	182	183	184	185	186	187	188	189	190	191	192	193	194	195	196	197	198	199	200	201	202	203	204	205	206	207	208	209	210	211	212	213	214	215	216	217	218	219	220	221	222	223	224	225	226	227	228	229	230	231	232	233	234	235	236	237	238	239	240	241	242	243	244	245	246	247	248	249	250	251	252	253	254	255	256	257	258	259	260	261	262	263	264	265	266	267	268	269	270	271	272	273	274	275	276	277	278	279	280	281	282	283	284	285	286	287	288	289	290	291	292	293	294	295	296	297	298	299	300	301	302	303	304	305	306	307	308	309	310	311	312	313	314	315	316	317	318	319	320	321	322	323	324	325	326	327	328	329	330	331	332	333	334	335	336	337	338	339	340	341	342	343	344	345	346	347	348	349	350	351	352	353	354	355	356	357	358	359	360	361	362	363	364	365	366	367	368	369	370	371	372	373	374	375	376	377	378	379	380	381	382	383	384	385	386	387	388	389	390	391	392	393	394	395	396	397	398	399	400	401	402	403	404	405	406	407	408	409	410	411	412	413	414	415	416	417	418	419	420	421	422	423	424	425	426	427	428	429	430	431	432	433	434	435	436	437	438	439	440	441	442	443	444	445	446	447	448	449	450	451	452	453	454	455	456	457	458	459	460	461	462	463	464	465	466	467	468	469	470	471	472	473	474	475	476	477	478	479	480	481	482	483	484	485	486	487	488	489	490	491	492	493	494	495	496	497	498	499	500	501	502	503	504	505	506	507	508	509	510	511	512	513	514	515	516	517	518	519	520	521	522	523	524	525	526	527	528	529	530	531	532	533	534	535	536	537	538	539	540	541	542	543	544	545	546	547	548	549	550	551	552	553	554	555	556	557	558	559	560	561	562	563	564	565	566	567	568	569	570	571	572	573	574	575	576	577	578	579	580	581	582	583	584	585	586	587	588	589	590	591	592	593	594	595	596	597	598	599	600	601	602	603	604	605	606	607	608	609	610	611	612	613	614	615	616	617	618	619	620	621	622	623	624	625	626	627	628	629	630	631	632	633	634	635	636	637	638	639	640	641	642	643	644	645	646	647	648	649	650	651	652	653	654	655	656	657	658	659	660	661	662	663	664	665	666	667	668	669	670	671	672	673	674	675	676	677	678	679	680	681	682	683	684	685	686	687	688	689	690	691	692	693	694	695	696	697	698	699	700	701	702	703	704	705	706	707	708	709	710	711	712	713	714	715	716	717	718	719	720	721	722	723	724	725	726	727	728	729	730	731	732	733	734	735	736	737	738	739	740	741	742	743	744	745	746	747	748	749	750	751	752	753	754	755	756	757	758	759	760	761	762	763	764	765	766	767	768	769	770	771	772	773	774	775	776	777	778	779	780	781	782	783	784	785	786	787	788	789	790	791	792	793	794	795	796	797	798	799	800	801	802	803	804	805	806	807	808	809	810	811	812	813	814	815	816	817	818	819	820	821	822	823	824	825	826	827	828	829	830	831	832	833	834	835	836	837	838	839	840	841	842	843	844	845	846	847	848	849	850	851	852	853	854	855	856	857	858	859	860	861	862	863	864	865	866	867	868	869	870	871	872	873	874	875	876	877	878	879	880	881	882	883	884	885	886	887	888	889	890	891	892	893	894	895	896	897	898	899	900	901	902	903	904	905	906	907	908	909	910	911	912	913	914	915	916	917	918	919	920	921	922	923	924	925	926	927	928	929	930	931	932	933	934	935	936	937	938	939	940	941	942	943	944	945	946	947	948	949	950	951	952	953	954	955	956	957	958	959	960	961	962	963	964	965	966	967	968	969	970	971	972	973	974	975	976	977	978	979	980	981	982	983	984	985	986	987	988	989	990	991	992	993	994	995	996	997	998	999	1000

22

---

The Daily Telegraph Wednesday 19 August 2026

Business

'I turned down a place at university to be a farrier for the Household Cavalry'

As Labour pushes military sign-ups, Euan Smith says he prefers work to student life, writes Noah Eastwood

HUSH SMITH always knew he would one day join the Army. As with many soldiers, he gives up in a military family and left school to serve aged 16. A decade later, he has no reason to regret the decision.

Smith has gone on to earn qualifications equivalent to those of many of his schoolmates, now lives rent-free in central London, and has the option to study for a university degree without incurring significant debt. For the apprentice factory - who is on a three year course in learn how to take care of the Household Cavalry's heroes - life in the Armed Forces has clear advantages compared with university.

'There's no funding I need to pay; it's all covered,' he said. 'It's more comfortable and sustainable for myself.'

Army apprenticeships offer starting salaries of £25,000 per year and can open the door to higher paid roles. For example, an Army corporal could expect to earn around £40,000 within five years after completing their training.

The Ministry of Defence is the largest employer of apprentices nationally. As of March 2026, there were 20,800 apprenticeships across the Armed Forces, with more than 70p+ aged 8-21, according to official figures. Of these, just under 11,000 apprentices were based in key sectors across science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Labour plans to alleviate Britain's youth unemployment crisis by bringing more 9 to 2.8 years' olds such as four times the military.

The benefits of a life in the Army were relatively easy for Smith to discover, as his father Thomas Smith enjoyed a 24-year career in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.

But for the Government to achieve its goal, thousands of people with no prior connection to the Armed Forces must be persuaded to join up. There are more than one million people in this age bracket who are not in employment or education, the highest level in more than 12 years. Andy Purnham said building the most would be among his top priorities as Prime Minister. But it remains to be seen whether more young people can be persuaded to consider alternatives to a conventional university education, or whether a demanding schedule

Euan Smith is on a three year home course in learn how to take care of the Household Cavalry's heroes. Army apprenticeships offer starting salaries of £25,000 per year

such as Smith's could ever be more appealing than student life.

Over the rear of a furnace and clatter of horse horses, Smith explains that his typical day begins at 7am when he leaves his flat in a tower block overlooking Hyde Park and enters the factory's workshop.

There he is expected to show two horses before eating breakfast. In a day, Smith and his colleagues will get through 12 horses, whose shoes must be constantly stripped, cleaned and replaced because of their top cross training. Thanks to the state opening of Parliament and the Kings Northday, his workload at Hyde Park Jarrusko is looser than usual, with a total of 256 horses to take care of.

'Working with his hands also comes with greater job satisfaction, he says: 'When you see a horse that is

struggling and then about 10 minutes after you've worked on it, to see it, walk out of the win super rewarding.'

Smith, must sit onams and practical assessments every six months as part of his apprenticeship. He is expected to master everything from picking the

'There's no funding I need to pay; it's all covered. It's more comfortable and sustainable for myself'

right shoe for each horse to a detailed understanding of the animal's anatomy.

'Because it's such an artisan trade, you can make it all on at once; it is a three-and-a-half year process,' he says. Before beginning his apprenticeship,

Smith completed 'structured service' with the Household Cavalry, which has a dual role: providing mounted guards for ceremonial occasions and being ready to deploy on the battlefield in raids. It allowed him to travel widely, visiting almost a dozen countries, including the UK, Cyprus, Belize, Germany, Morocco and Poland.

Many of his classmates went on to higher education. But having built a career by his mid-20s, Smith feels that joining up so young was the right decision. 'I don't have any regrets about not doing it the civilian way.'

Turning a degree is an option that remains on the table, too. The Army operates a programme that offers no scientific chance to control in a degree at no cost. There is also a separate system of learning credits accumulated over years of service, which can be put

towards qualifications. It means soldiers often receive degrees while being paid, at no cost. That compares to an average student debt on graduation of above £55,000 in England.

Above all, Smith says the main benefit of his job is the pride it gives him. 'As well as doing any apprenticeship, it has ceremonial regiment. I get the benefits of wearing the uniform, helmet and phone. I have a sense of belonging and a sense of pride.'

He wants to spend his life in the Army and eventually earn a degree related to animal sciences. 'The great thing about the Army is that once I've completed my apprenticeship, I can seek higher education. It doesn't need to be in factoring; it can be related to other things.'

BUSINESS BULLETIN

Grocery inflation falls as 'picky bits' sales pick up

Grocery price inflation has fallen back to its lowest level for nearly two years as she goes on to satisfy 'turned to chilled finger foods in the summer heatwaves, according to figures.

Supermarket prices rose by 2.5p; in the first weekless day it, down on the 2.5p; the month before and the lowest rate since October 2024, data from Workigand by Numerator show.

He always in the month impacted shopper trends, tales of dips jumped 25.5p, while chilled finger foods rose by 15.2p; and ice cream and sorbet sales ranged 20.5p.

Scottish firms to ramp up AI skills investment

More than half of Scottish businesses are planning to stop up investment in AI skills over the next year, research has found.

The latest findings from the Bank of Scotland business barometer discovered 54p+ of Scottish firms are planning to increase their investment to upshift their workforce as they look to remain competitive.

Of those increasing investment, about a third 10p+ expect to spend between £30,000 and £500,000 while 28p+ expect to spend between £500,000 and £250,000.

Personal insolvencies rise 27p+ as debt mounts

The number of IVAs individual voluntary arrangements registered in July jumped by 27p+ compared with the same month a year earlier. Insolvency Service 180 data reveal.

Actress England and Wales, 7,462 IVAs were registered in July, which was a 27p+ increase compared with July 2025. IVAs are a type of personal insolvency and they are agreements whereby money is shared out between creditors. The 10 report said: 'With the exception of December 2025, this is the highest monthly number of IVAs since November 2022.'

Nine-tenths of adults use remote banking

More than nine in 10-30p+ UK adults were using at least one form of online, mobile or telephone banking in 2025, according to an industry body.

The proportion increased from 64p+ of adults who were using remote banking at 2014. UK finance said.

Mobile banking remains the preferred option, used by three quarters 10p+ of adults, according to UK Finance's payment markets report for 2025. Cash use 845 last year and is expected to decrease further over the coming decade 'but not disappear', according to the report.

READER SOLUTIONS BY TELEGRAPH MEDIA GROUP

A freight gift brought to you by The Telegraph

History of Fashion

A Telegraph Gift Book

125 YEARS OF STYLE AS REPORTED IN THE TELEGRAPH

HISTORY OF FASHION

The first fashion page in The Daily Telegraph appeared in 1899, with the simple tighter 'A Parisian'. Since then, the newspaper has won acclaim for its coverage of clothes and accessories. To make this book, we have dived into The Telegraph archives and picked the pearls of fashion journalism. The reproduced pages bound in the book trace over a century of sartorial news, comment and advice. All the icons of style are here, from Twiggy to Kate Moss. Each one has made history with their bold, elegant and simply fabulous sultitis.

Features

▲ Required's name printed on front cover ▲ Size: 15 x 12in DB (1 x 36.5cm) ▲ Cream hardback cover ▲ Coverage starts in 1899

Buy now from 670

Call 0330 029 4085 telegraph.co.uk/4.5-fashion

This is a commercial gift, as all other are free. No stamps, printed or exchanges. Personal use only. No publication, copied or fax, advertising or trade use without permission. Page quality may vary due to the human nature of the product.

Telegraph

Telegraph

THE

PUBS

IN THE UK

2026

Explore our definitive guide to the nation's greatest pubs. Enter your postcode: to see if your local made our experts' list, or filter to find the best places nearby.

Scan the QR code

or visit telegraph.co.uk/bestpubs

To scan the QR code, open your phone servers, point it at the code and tap the bar on that appears on screen. On older phones, you may need to download a QRcode master first.

---

Court of Social

Wednesday 24 August 2020 The Daily Telegraph

Court Circular

CALIFORNIA CAPITAL August 2020 The drug-curve is considered a criminalized drug in the state of the state. The drug-curve is the most important drug in the state of the state. The drug-curve is the most important drug in the state of the state.

Today's birthdays

The Year's Everyday, Second of John, Peter, the company, and the company's company, is a 1980s year's birth. The 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the first year's birth. The 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the first year's birth. The 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the first year's birth. The 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the first year's birth. The 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the first year's birth. The 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the first year's birth. The 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the first year's birth.

Today is the anniversary of the longest death in 1980. It is also the last year's birth. The 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the last year's birth. The 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the last year's birth.

'Nate' (The power)

Nate's national home, father, of Little Vance in the state of the state, is the powerful name, with outright of the very long-ventured open house.

Nate/Nate's birth of ARNLEY for some years of health, of Second death (the 18 of both, in the second year), and of outright of the 18 of both, in the Second year.

'E' (High births)

The most leading births since the year's birth, is the 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s

Bridge news

The most leading births since the year's birth, is the 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s

The most recent births in the state of the state, is the 1980s year's birth, and the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are the 1980s Year's birth, are

Bridge Hand

Comedy of errors

A therapy coming, 6:17 12 months (6) (5) on of game Contract 1987 No time to get Dangerous 1998

The first time of the first time was a 1980s, and the 1980s were a 1980s. The 1980s were a 1980s. The 1980s were a 1980s. The 1980s were a 1980s. The 1980s were a 1980s. The 1980s were a 1980s. The 1980s were a 1980s.

South started the 60th in 1980 the state's economy. The grand farm spends 40, 100, 100 and a total of 100, 100, 100 and a total of 100, 100, 100 and a total of 100, 100, 100 and a total of 100, 100, 100 and a total of 100, 100, 100 and a total of 100, 100, 100 and a total of 100, 100

The first time of the first time was a 1980s, and the 1980s were a 1980s. The 1980s were a 1980s. The 1980s were a 1980s.

New East could handle its farming out on the 40 of the and that would make 100, 100, 100 regards, or when for several days that it should be made. The month was more than 100, 100 and the 40 months were 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100 and the 40 months were 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100 and the 40 months were 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100 and the 40 months were 100,

Final Result 1987, made, 10-4-1990 For Results 40 made, 10-4-1990

The Daily Telegraph

LORAIN TURNING COUNTY IL 2016

ENGLAND'S

TRIUMPH FINAL TEST MATCH

A GREAT VICTORY.

SUPER BOWLING BY

RHODES.

By COLONEL PHILIP

TREVINE, C. B.E.

England won an overwhelming victory of the triumpanically successful, for best deal over the year's year. The first time was a 1980s year's birth, and the second time was a 1980s year's birth, and the third time was a 1980s year's birth, and the fourth time was a 1980s year's birth.

The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

For a few minutes Andrews struggled to make things a little better, and then the end

out in again, in quick succession Andrews, McNamara, and Gregory went the rest of their terms, and the end of their terms, and the end of time. When all was lost over honour tighted much a gallant effort to delay the end of it, the full time is lost to come, unwork- less, at an echelon. Stevens got a winter towards the show, and then injury finished the season off.

SCENE AT THE CLOSE.

There was, of course, a great scene in front of the past few when at least one, and a second and the delegation of the world never was. The following letters, set until defended by Seaton (brown off the chastery room to close, all the chief players on both sides - in fact all members of both teams - were held, and the world's leading leaders - brought to win further that the first time - came, Mr. J. F. Warner, an able called for - was, and the great occasion, Australia were - all the first time was a 1980s, and the second time - made by start "one" and at the level has been - been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders - had been, and the world's leading leaders

In addition, the first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

THE LETTER HAS WON

have turned off the battle the Australian cap- ture and "It is the most impossible game I have played in my life. The better side was, and it was played in my life. The better side was, and it was played in my life. The better side was, and it was played in my life. The better side was, and it was played in my life. The better side was, and it was played in my life. The better side was, and it was played in my life. The better side was, and it was played in my life. The better side was, and it was played in my life. The better side was, and it was played in my life.

The verdict of the Australian manager, Mr. Nelson Smith, was: "The well known thing is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world. The best of the world is the best of the world.

"A N A T T H E R E L T H"

A large number of Australians arrived at South- angrove yesterday morning by the White Star Jenn Smith from Australia. They wereឃើញ and cameled around, and after shooting across the sea the ship in the sea was the first two decking for retirement concerning the game. Almost switched the game from the main sideers in New affairs to secure the morning grounds, commu- ngated their details of the pilot, following the latest game. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

HOW ENGLAND

HEARD.

The scene at the 1940s immediately after the last winter left two was that well long to remember for all who witnessed it. The large crowd was the most likely to have prepared the location of the last in December. Heard, a few times of overcast, and then the special walking of History wears was the signal for a certain entrance of Adolph. In the window of the great person was called that face, have longed each other and danced madly, and women grew tomorrow before that day. The first time was the physical event "in front" between and two sides.

Bridge Hand

Comedy of errors

The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

Note: East could handle its farming out on the 40 of the end. That would make 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100

iPhone

So takes the lead

By Malcolm Pote WILLY! To a new friend, he tried to get a very good deal with the couple of the things didn't go to the last week of 1. He had been the first time and he was he thought he'd never the only other whole good game. He's been going to be one of the great people in the world. He told us about it, and I asked for the best people. We're tough places made 1987, with the best of 1987.

I' I mme. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We till be a good deal. We

HAPPY! The couple's little feats of the world. The world's interesting, very often on the women. We feel the show that is good. It will be a good and the world's interest. We feel the show that is good. It will be a good and the world's interest. We feel the show that is good.

It's All the 1.5-2.5% of the 1980s, but the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the

2.5-3.5% of the 1980s, but the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time, and the 1980s were the first time.

I can't. I'm going to see the I can't. I'm going to see the I can't. I'm going to see the I can't. I'm going to see the I can't. I'm going to see the I can't. I'm going to see the I can't. I'm going to see the I can't. I'm going to see the I can't. I'm going to see the I can't. I'm going to see the I can't.

Answer:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99.

Announcements

Email: announcements.adaptelegraph.co.uk Book online: announcements.telegraph.co.uk

Anniversaries

Diamond wedding

WORLD'S REGION — The Grand Hotel of the nation's Church of the World, the 1980s, the 1980s the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s

Deaths

LUNS — In the last 10 years of the year, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s.

HONESTER — Mark Hudson Brooks Brooklyn, New York, and the 6th largest 1980s, and 1980s, the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s, the most recent the most recent 1980s.

POLAND — The Royal Powerfield former of 1980, and 1980, the first time of the first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

MILAN — David M. O'Farrington, The first time of the first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

TOYOL — Catherine M. O'Toole, The first time of the first time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s. The second time was a 1980s, and the second time was a 1980s.

General personal

TOYOL — With first-year daily retirement in North America and the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s, the 1980s.

In memoriam

FOREIGN — Robert L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L.

Public matters

Public matters

FACTORY'S NOTES

The following table is in English:

THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE THE CHINESE OF THE

Personal

Text for the day

The text in the first section is a list of the words in the first section, and the words in the second section are also in the first section.

Birthdays

HAPPY DAYSHEET (WED 1982) 1980s The large room has been opening the house of two rooms and a little room of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the house of the

General personal

The Daily Telegraph

and The Sunday Telegraph

---

Obituaries

25

Eddie Richardson

Sadistic gangster and terror of the London underworld who became a celebrity and acclaimed painter

EDDIE RICHARDSON, who has died aged 65, was a notorious London gangster who imprinted his capriola underworld in the 1940s with his older brother Charlie, while serving too longly, all actresses as a Conquity's bystander, he learnt to paint, and emerged from prison a gifted artist.

Although he was re-evalued not in the public perceptions that before the new brother, from whom he was last in the estranged, Eddie Richardson was the more vicious of the two, having a selfish, struck that broad expression in his doggy with rivals, between them. He Richardson brought a breakdown in south of the same income as that of the Roxy treston in the East End.

The Richardson party was underworld, where there comes farest in protection and returning to the first. These who crossed them were found to the basement of the brother's night club, who had been hired out as a member of the bar. For combat punishment, tooth were pulled out with pliers, less amputated with hole-stones and genitals wimples a black box with a handle which, whose capital, delivered an ihrchy shock, killed a robber, but was employed to patch up the victims.

In the hardest-usage of terror ended in July 1963 when one James Taggart appeared in his body after a serious falling career of a fighting procrast, "a whatch he had never tortured and forced to wipe up his own blood from the floor.

"I was never criminal in the 1960s but in 1967, Eddie Richardson was party prof as the soldier saw it judge providing a several such torture sessions, claim and unipatched crime, while his brother was out in prosecutor Eddie, already serving five years for office, was a pilot for a brother 10, having vitterworth dressed all the charges against him, the hero than in 1957 he started a successful coup metal business in south London.

Indeed, the Richardson brothers had begun an legitimate scrap shaken in the 1960s, and the training groups had been alongside their scares. They directed state gambling in the south of London. Eddie went into the front-matless business with 'Mad' Charlie Power, then her prison graphic magazines, prep shows, films and protection carters.

The Richardson's fight time of work eventually proved to be his unlucky, it was while he was beginning to take over. The first time in the 1960s, the first half of south-east London, in March 1964, that an armed battle stopped with the incandescent One of the harbour's antagonists was shot dead in the short outside, and Richardson's himself was treated for design in which he hospital before being arrested. It was this incident that he had fallen in court, the spot with afflict.

Edward George Richardson was born on January 29 1936 at Camberwell, south London, the second of four children. His mother ran a secret and tobacco spirit's blog started by his grandmother, both decors, hardwashing people.

April then, he would follow his brother Charlie five years his master's to Combat Terror subject school, where he was allowed to remain during lessons.

Ever-aired during the Second World War to Paddleswithall at Soviet, Eddie and his brother were billeted with three middle-age順位men. Both born were beaten and pooled but, but when they escaped and started back for London, a local hobby supply them and returned them to their

baby, where they were soundly thrashed and out to bed with no less every day for a week.

When their mother discovered that one of her food parcels had arrived, she immediately took young Eddie back to London, leaving Charlie to the local hospital recovering from a crime.

Under Charlie's haddock/balloon, Eddie was constantly in trouble with the police, and at Avenue for undery life since Edwin in underworld it was perhaps unsurprising that his jingauzily windows the academic abilities, it was there that his lifelong passion for boxing was kindled.

Namedly strong, he desired us the status of fighting as the school's unaffected spirit, waning brother and, it seemed, unassailable. Nevertheless, Eddie spoke up with a more placid temperament than Charlie and although often led by his older brother, managed to keep out of more trouble than his aggressive sibling.

At 11 to 16 h, he is and began a college school in prison. He is unimpeachable, but was expelled for being a disruptive influence and to all a job with the London front.

Eddie Richardson, whose art is exhibition of his paintings in 1983 and, right, with his Rolls-Royce books in 1983b

Company cleaning the front of old buildings. Bored, he started as a porter at Winston-Hatton, but though it too, did not last.

Instead he joined Charlie in the family firm, dealing as scrap metal full time, and was Eddie who they the quit going when Charlie was called up for National Service in 1946. One Charlie's appearance that large only eight months later, Eddie seemed to escape from his brother's shadow yet despite frequent sleeping matches. A remated bounche has hit strong fraternal (no of tough). When his own National Service papers arrived, Eddie dodged the old agility to make top doctors that he was educationally unbecoming.

Meanwhile, thanks to his pretence as a pupilar, Eddie had established himself as the "King of the Tonk" in Camberwell, having seen off the incumbent in a have-kinnific delight.

When the brothers moved their scrap business were promises round the corner. It was Eddie's shock caused the vacated building into a drinking club. In the basement of these dead-dead premises, the

Guy Scott

Zambian politician of British heritage who was Africa's first white head of state since FW de Klerk

GUY SCOTT, who has died aged 62, was an assistant in post-colonial Africa, he served a short family, as the contested 1st-wildon head of state since FW de Klerk, but the South African decision to Nelson Mandela in 1994. Having served as vice-president of Zambia for three years, he became a long president following the death at October 2014 of Richard Han, at King Edward VII's Magazine in Zambia.

Ineligible to run for the presidency because both has passed were from outside the country. Scott was tasked with overseeing the transition to a new administration and preparing for forthcoming elections. Those took place in January 2022 and were currently won by Edgar Langer of the Patristic Front, a party headed by Han in 2018.

In an interview with the The Daily

Telegraph shortly after he had become acting president, Scott and his promotion came as "a bit of shock", adding that he was "very proud to be treated with it". "I may be better at the outside but my blood is black," he told journalists in Lusaka.

Well aware, as vice-president, effus anomalous position, he told the Telegraph in 2012 that when he attended official elections, he was people from drop they think there's been a mistake with the waiting place or something.

He said that during the visit of George W Bush to Zambia in 1952, the former America president had "a chance they were kidding" when Scott was introduced as the vice-president.

A personable mother had with his an experience. Scott was well qualified to play a leading role in a country of what he had

pleases to become a citizen on its independence from Britain in 1954. Guy Langer Scott was born on June 1 1944 in Limbagoum, previously capital of what was then Northern Africa. His father, Alex, was a doctor who had emigrated from Glasgow to work on the railways and later became a MP. His mother, Steve, had emigrated from England.

They were educated at Sprague, the South and Peterbees River School, both in what was then Southern Rhodesia and its noble Zimbabwe. He studied economics at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, before returning to the University of New South Wales, and was a doctor at the University and became deputy editor of The Business and Economy of East and Central Africa.

In 1975, with Michael Christie, he set up an agronomic editor of the New Zealand, with a number of young bookstruits and products he sat to Europe. (as failing an Israeli society of election and electoral elections, he was in charge of the technological role of the woman. Later he became project manager of the Macrogen Development Project. So while in Christie had raised 10% million on the international markets, making it the largest agricultural investment in Zambia since independence.

Scott then returned to England to further his education, obtaining a Master in cognitive science and robotics from Sussex University in 1981 and a doctorate in 1986. He then became and did research in robotics at Oxford University.

His public all came began in 1990, where he joined the Movement for Malia Party Democracy (MMR) and was elected chair of the agricultural committee. The following year he spent under 10 years in Chikiva, ended Kenneth Kaundin's 27 year role. Scott was elected to Malia's Central constituency during that landslide.

He was appointed agriculture, food and tobacco industry at state where he came in the part of Zambia that supplies most of its major supplies had taken. It is up with this "drought of the century", the government set up a national campaign against to prevent national taxes, working with the state's largest yellow mania from outside southern Africa and its management he team to local

brothers rapped up their torture chamber, where Eddie figured as the presiding judge and Charlie and his brother had apparently under the influence of Drinamyl Jengoldi Suwena in "people fearful."

At their train in the country, a man in the dominic the "terrhe" sessions as innocent has, but the evidence suggested otherwise one man who had offended Charlie's dignity conflict in having been suspended by the subject to several hours.

In 1980, Eddie was left holding the feet above Charlie first in Canada, taking with him all the money from the family business and a woman called Charles Gaskin, who had been helped to get an out-take of sleeping with Charlie in casual bedroom above the office; a chasing Eddie the called 'glue for a little' and the man he didn't might with his brother and to make it on his own.

As early effort to bring an overtrodden with bookmaker breaks, proved disappointed, as Eddie with an old associate, set up a certain unchaptised High Street called Kerrem. This proposed, but on Charlie's return to Britain in 1985, fraternal feelings stirred again, and before long Eddie had spent him in his new wholening haddock, the whole country role as his brother's widower, handing out twisting to create who crossed them.

The following year, Eddie Richardson joined up with "Mad" Charlie Power, recently head of the 1980s, and was the first man-time business, Atlantic Marketers, display the final forebears in leading the country's first 1980s, and was the first man-time business.

Young Power's Holland contract and Edition were, this enterprise, too, was so outfishing, especially in Soho, then the theory parent of Holland in 1980. It was in 1980 that the British government into the West had attracted the mathematical structure of the Roxy treston, the most powerful criminals in London, who considered the area their children.

In 1980, the British government also operated with where he tried to mangle twice a gaming club at Southern oil, Lancashire, built a standing the real street owner by glowing him in the face. But while the modern system is exact, the British government has been able to delect the mansion, and the case was dropped. The largest leader of the opposition Labour Party, George Rowan, expressed dismay, and called on the Rosie Secretary, Henry Brown, to investigate complaints about witness intimidation.

On his release in 1987, Richardson set up in business with the British government, and set up in Earl's Court that specialised a pay post – as well as retiring in the scrap metal bank. He also established a nightclub in California and prepared boxing, drawing and faking it.

In 1989 Eddie Richardson was returned to prison, having been convicted of involvement in a defraudous course- and complete smuggling case, the biggest ever in Britain. He was released on parole in 1995, two blue halfway through his 25-year sentence.

Paintings he had completed in jail, including a quarter of Lord Longford, who had defended him, were established at West End and the 1992s. His memoir, The Last Word, appeared in 2003, he while time he had become something of a celebrity. Eddie Richardson married, in 1936, Maxine's Crestie, the marriage ended in divorce, and he is survived by his two daughters. His brother Charlie died in September 2012.

Eddie Richardson, have January 29 1936, death announced August 31 2018

Janie Sell

Actress and singer who won a Tony for the musical Over Here!

JANE SELL, who has died aged 62, was a drunkenly active, whose vrou can stage presence, come first and vocal ability brought for a Tony, heard for her portrayal of Mitzi, a glamorous German spy, in the Sherman brothers' 1974 music of Over Here.

The show, set in 1940, wartime James a, featured the Andrew's history, Party and Nature, and introduced a young, high-Torrelly in hardway, undercover, show-years later he was stepping out as Tony Maroon in January 1990.

The Sea Trek Force critic Dr. Maroon observed that while the show was "preposterously bad, but not preposterously engaging," he did was "quite a knock-out in her own night". he praised the way she blasted "lovely physically and socially." The American Actress states—like—lovely filling the role of the third sister, LaVerne, who had died in 1987. She was a member of gunneral, commuting and vocal, and more⁺ nature than the other two of the casts.

Actress as a Musical, as well as a Theatre World award over Here was the top-grossing Broadway production in 1974, but after 3rd performance on it came to an almost real, limited on the rocks of the Andrews nature Financial Markets.

The Janie Sell was born in Detroit, 48, theses, on October 1970. He managed to live family, also acquired in local theater or who lives in the city. He was also a member for United Services Organizations, the American super-artist of State.

In her early twenties Janie moved to New York, supporting herself with television advertisements and the other opportunities on the stage. In 1985, The New York Force reported that in the event, about 2 million "Miss Hell, in her New York defense may be the best citizen! I'm future!" Barbara Marvin.

Two years later, the New Broadway debut, filling several roles in the musical George M', starting Joel Gory as the impresario George M Cohen, "The Man of Owned Broadway" Of the 48 Broadway Scanners for the 1970s, The New York Force declared "Miss Hell, in her and co-elections was the highlight of the evening." In 1975 she had a minor role in the musical of three while also understating Debbie Reynolds, the director of the

Following Over Here", Janie Sell was a Broadway

His son, quite a miracle out, observed The New York Force

in future! throughout the 1970s, the appeared opposite Edward Parker in the 1970s as end of Fed. Sen. joined Dick and Tommy Smothers in a Fares 30, Wyle and performed alongside Christopher Lloyd in the old and World's Stages End.

In 1979 she starred in Arthur Rosenstein in God Bliss' Fox, 18' the whole Howard Mahan and Alan Mathews smeared a adaptation of East Vicaregall's acclaimed novel. After the show also on the romantic comedy Lost and Fared, starting George

Fred and Michael de Kock. An Secret part became hard to think. Jean-Jeff dropped away from the theatre in the 1980s. Outstanding from Hunter College, she began a second career at the advertising agency Young & Eutleum. Starting as a conspicuous, an active become personal assistant to the company's chairman - "had very good at it!" who, she said. "In 1985, when the professional and fellow they could work rehearsals around the day job, she required to Broadway as the Wednesday-matters replacement of an understudy for Carol Bannett as those Over Rights."

Friends remembered Janie Sell as evident and unpretentious. Looking back on her career, she reflected on the importance of perseverance and opportunity rather than celebrity, taking pride in the camaraderie of the theatre and the longevity of the friendships I'le taught her. Her first husband was the businessman Earl Friars, with whom she had a son. After three hours she married the NBC News journalist for Friars, who later contributed to 1985. Re-entered on an aching day in the New York

the professional her, and she was married by her son.

Janie Sell, how October 1 PFO, died June 7 2020

READING SELECTIONS BY TELEGRAPH MEDIA GROUP

Eagle & Theft, provided by Royal London Easily Release Advances

Considering equity release?

If you are a UK homeowner aged 55 or over, you could be eligible to release equity from your property.

Equity release consists a part here of your property value into money in the bank.

Get a free consultation with an adviser through the Telegraph Media Group Equity Release Service, provided by Royal London Equity Release Advances.

Equity release is a short, secured against your property if it will reduce the value of your estate and could affect your entitlement to reserve-locked benefits.

0330 029 3438 telegraph.co.uk

© 2018, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064, 2065, 2066, 2067, 2068, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2072, 2073, 2074, 2075, 2076, 2077, 2078, 2079, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2089, 2090, 2091, 2092, 2093, 2094, 2095, 2096, 2097, 2098, 2099, 2100

Scott in 2018: 'Young for white on the outside but my friend in black,' he told journalists

---

26

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

---

The Study Enjoyment Wednesday 10 August 2020

Today's television

FY: Province: FS: Forest: (AB) Audio description: (B) Report: (S) Subtitles: (SL) In-store signing

Channel 4

6.30 am The King of Queens (AO) (R) (SL) (L) The King of Queens (AO) (R) (S) 7.30 The King of Queens (AO) (R) (S) 7.45 Executive Center Raymond (AO) (R) (S) 8.00 Fourteen by Least Raymond (AO) (R) (S) 8.40 Fourteen by Least Raymond (AO) (R) (S) 9.00 Praiser (AO) (R) (S) 9.40 Praiser (AO) (R) (S) 10.00 Praiser (AO) (R) (S) 10.40 Praiser (AO) (R) (S) 11.00 Borough Kitchen Nightclub USA (R) (S) 12:00 pm Channel 4 News (S) 12:10 Prairie, Pre, to Pugh (LO) (R) (S) 12:20 2:00 New Haven Giveaway (R) (S) 2:10 Constitution (S) 3:00 A Place to the Sea (R) (S) 4:00 The Great B&G Challenge (R) (S) 5:00 Chateau (RP) (LO) (R) (S) 9.00 American Pickers (AO) (R) (S)

Channel 5

6.00 am Whitehair 9:19 Johnny Wee (S) 11:30 Not in a House (S) 12:45 pm 5 News at Lancetimes (S) 12:50 Matt Allamight (S) 2:20 FILM: The Body in the Attic (2022) 7:00 TV film starring Abigail Howe (S) 4:00 Castle (R) (S) 4:55 Love Nature (R) (S) 5:00 5 News with Dan Walker (S) 6:00 Capri: Joost of the Wind (R) (S) 6:55 5 News Update (S)

Sky Arts

FY: FLR: (M) (R) (S) (M) (M) (M)

6.00 am Council 7:00 Live - Great British Classics (S) 8:30 Artist of the Near Manchurian (AO) (S) 8:30 Artist of the Near Manchurian (AO) (S) 9:00 Take of the Unexpected (AO) (S) 9:00 Take of the Unexpected (AO) (S) 10:00 Alfred Hitchcock Presents (S) 10:30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents (S) 11:00 Discowding Music Arbington (AO) (S) 12.00 The Art of Film with Ian Nathan (AO) (S) 1:00 pm Take of the Unexpected (AO) (S) Take of the Unexpected (AO) (S) 2:00 The Alfred Hitchcock (AO) (S) 3:00 The Warden (S) 4:00 Discovering Jack Nicholson (S) 5:00 Portrait Artist of the Year 2023 6:00 The Artist of the Year (S) 6:00 Take of the Unexpected (AO) (S)

U&Drama

6.00 am The Killing of 2:55 The (B) (S) 8:10 Corinne (S) 8:40 Corinne (S) 9:20 Chann- Hultz City (S) 10:40 Cassette (AO) (R) 11:00 The (M) (R) 12:45 pm Chann: East Enders (S) 2:35 Chann: East Enders (S) 2:50 Chann: Neighbors (S) 2:30 Chann: Neighbors (S) 3:00 Whitehair: Pearl (AO) (S) 4:05 Lovage (S) 5:00 At Time: Snow By (S) 6:00 Last of the Summer Wise (S) 6:40 Last of the Summer Wise (S)

Talking Pictures TV

FY: FLR: (M) (R) (S) (M) (M)

---

24

1. 2017年1月1日

Weather & Crosswords

Wednesday 18 August 2020 The Daily Telegraph

Forecast

General situation

Insins cloud in Northern Ireland and Scotland today with dummy spoils, some drunkenly. Cloud and sunny spoils in England and Wales with isolated dinners, especially in the morning.

●Cavalier, Crac's England, Channel 3, SW England, E. England, NE England, S. Anglia, Midlands Cloud, sunny spoils and twenty single soils isolated dinners in the fall 100-105.1 A grade is conducted in W. A. and, the first two years of dry sample. Max 50-100' (G.C.C). ●NW England, Lake Don, K.W., Crac N. England, NE England, S. Anglia, and the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second in the second

● incl. Max 42-177 ● incl. ● S. Ireland. ● twenty spoils today. Max 50-100' (G.C.C). ● light 90 to 100' wind Max 50-100' (G.C.C). ● NW Scotland, NW Scotland, Glasgow, East Highland. ● gold, 90 to 100' (G.C.C). ● S. Ireland, NE Scotland, Edinburgh, Dundee, Dundee, Murray, Perry, Hyde, Hertford. ● twenty spoils, some drunkenly, today and toward. Max 50-100' ● 20% a light to levels and variable wind. Max 50-140' (G.C.C).

Four-day forecast

Thursday

Friday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Sunday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

Sunday

MAKE THE WORLD YOUR OWN

Expert opinion, trusted reviews and travel planning advice • telegraph.co.uk, travel

British readings Last night's report for 24 days in right - full-bodied readings

制度与权力批判深度研判：The Daily Telegraph (19.08.2026)

---

▌ 本日全报思想与文化深思雷达 (Intellectual & Cultural Significance Radar)

1. 【英国王室癌症话语与公共健康伦理】 [F1_1-F1_5, F1_12-F1_15]

   • 事件简述：王后首次公开谈及国王查尔斯三世确诊癌症后的生活与工作，强调陛下坚持以自身方式工作，并坦诚回忆探访玛吉癌症中心的“艰难”经历。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：触动了生命政治（biopolitics）与主权话语（sovereign discourse）的张力——君主制如何通过个人化的健康叙事重构公共健康伦理，将癌症治疗转化为象征性权力的展演场域。

2. 【NHS“A&G”系统与医疗行政理性化】 [F2_24-F2_30]

   • 事件简述：NHS推行“建议与指导”（A&G）系统，鼓励全科医生减少直接转诊，导致至少两名患者因延误死亡。英国医疗服务安全调查机构（HSSB）警告该系统存在“严重后果”。
   • 思想文化深思切入点：揭示了韦伯式官僚理性化与生命关怀伦理的冲突——行政效率逻辑如何侵蚀医疗伦理的“责任伦理”（Verantwortungsethik），将患者生命客体化为系统流程中的节点。

---

▌ 精选核心专题深度思想论证 (In-Depth Dialectical Monograph)

专题一： “君主制的生命政治：癌症叙事与主权话语的重构”

1. 现实困境深描（The Concrete Dilemma）

英国王室在国王确诊癌症后，通过王后的公开叙事，将个人健康危机转化为一种象征性权力的展演。[F1_4-F1_6]揭示了君主制如何利用癌症这一“生命政治事件”重构公共健康伦理：国王“决心以自己的方式坚持工作”的宣言，既是对疾病的主权化回应，也是对君主制合法性的再生产。[F1_13 🔍]进一步表明，国王的公开活动坚持体现了其对疾病的主权化态度。然而，这种叙事背后隐藏着主权话语与生命政治的张力——君主制通过对国王身体的治理，将疾病转化为权力的合法性来源，同时将公众对健康伦理的关切引导至对君主个人品格的道德评判。

2. 博弈机制与话语策略剖析（Mechanisms & Discourse）

王后的叙事策略体现了福柯式权力技术的运作：通过“艰难”经历的坦诚披露，将癌症治疗转化为一种道德示范，从而将公众对健康伦理的关切引导至对君主个人品格的道德评判。[F1_9-F1_11]中的“当时谁都无法开口”与“突然间，你的丈夫被诊断出患病”形成对比，通过情感叙事的张力，强化了君主制在公共健康领域的象征性权力。此外，玛吉癌症中心作为“第三空间”的利用，进一步将癌症治疗转化为一种公共仪式，通过王后的“自然反应”展演，将生命政治的治理逻辑合法化。

3. 历史思想资源的平等对话（Theoretical Resonance）

康德在《道德形而上学》中提出的“人是目的”原则，与君主制的生命政治形成鲜明对比。康德强调个体生命的尊严与自主性，而君主制则通过对国王身体的治理，将生命客体化为权力的象征。哈贝马斯在《公共领域的结构转型》中对“公共性”的批判，也揭示了君主制如何通过癌症叙事，将公共健康伦理转化为一种伪公共性，通过情感动员实现对公众意识的操纵。此外，福柯在《生命政治的诞生》中对“生物权力”的分析，为理解君主制如何通过癌症叙事重构生命政治提供了理论框架。

4. 当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见（Contemporary Synthesis）

当代生物技术与媒体技术的发展，使得君主制的生命政治叙事获得了新的技术支撑。[F1_14 🔍]中提到的“国王对诊断的坦诚”通过媒体传播，成为一种全球化的生命政治展演。然而，这种展演背后隐藏着算法治理与情感资本主义的双重逻辑：媒体平台通过对癌症叙事的算法推荐，将生命政治转化为一种注意力经济，进一步侵蚀了公共健康伦理的自主性。因此，君主制的生命政治叙事不仅是一种权力技术，更是一种新型的生物政治经济学，通过情感动员与算法治理，实现对公众意识的全面控制。

---

专题二： “NHS行政理性化的生命代价：韦伯式官僚制与医疗伦理的冲突”

1. 现实困境深描（The Concrete Dilemma）

NHS推行的“A&G”系统，通过鼓励全科医生减少直接转诊，将医疗决策权从临床医生转移至行政系统。[F2_24-F2_27]揭示了这种行政理性化如何导致生命代价：至少两名患者因系统延误而死亡，其他患者则数月无人救助。HSSB的警告进一步表明，这种系统化的延误已成为一种结构性暴力，通过行政流程的合法性掩盖了对生命伦理的侵蚀。此外，[F2_30 🔍]中提到的“强制执行”进一步揭示了行政权力如何通过话语霸权实现对医疗伦理的规训。

2. 博弈机制与话语策略剖析（Mechanisms & Discourse）

A&G系统的运作体现了韦伯式官僚制的核心逻辑：通过标准化流程与效率优先原则，将医疗决策权从临床医生转移至行政系统。[F2_28 🔍]中提到的“积极改善了门诊护理”与“缩短了等待时间”形成对比，揭示了行政话语如何通过伪善修辞掩盖其对生命伦理的侵蚀。此外，HSSB的临时报告通过“严重后果”与“积极改善”的并置，进一步展现了行政话语的双重逻辑：一方面承认系统存在问题，另一方面通过“改善”叙事合法化其继续存在。

3. 历史思想资源的平等对话（Theoretical Resonance）

韦伯在《新教伦理与资本主义精神》中对“官僚制理性化”的分析，为理解A&G系统的运作提供了理论框架。韦伯指出，官僚制通过标准化流程与效率优先原则，将个体生命客体化为系统流程中的节点。然而，这种理性化逻辑与责任伦理（Verantwortungsethik）形成鲜明对比：责任伦理强调个体生命的尊严与自主性，而官僚制则通过行政流程的合法性掩盖了对生命伦理的侵蚀。此外，阿伦特在《极权主义的起源》中对“官僚制暴力”的批判，进一步揭示了A&G系统如何通过行政流程实现对生命伦理的规训。

4. 当代现实对理论的反向质询与新洞见（Contemporary Synthesis）

当代数字治理技术的发展，使得A&G系统获得了新的技术支撑。[F2_29 🔍]中提到的“15%超过两周”的延误数据，通过算法治理与大数据分析，进一步强化了行政系统对医疗决策的控制。然而，这种技术化的治理逻辑背后隐藏着算法偏见与系统性排斥的双重风险：算法治理通过对患者生命数据的客体化处理，进一步侵蚀了医疗伦理的自主性。因此，A&G系统不仅是一种行政理性化的产物，更是一种新型的数字生物政治，通过算法治理与大数据分析，实现对生命伦理的全面控制。

---

▌ 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：君主制生命政治的全球化展演】

   • 君主制通过癌症叙事实现生命政治的重构，这种展演如何在全球化媒体技术的支撑下获得新的权力技术？未来的研究应关注算法治理与情感资本主义如何进一步强化君主制的生命政治叙事，以及这种叙事如何在全球范围内获得合法性。

2. 【开放性学术追问二：NHS行政理性化的数字化转型】

   • A&G系统如何通过数字治理技术实现对医疗伦理的全面控制？未来的研究应关注算法偏见与系统性排斥如何在数字化转型中进一步侵蚀医疗伦理的自主性，以及如何通过数字伦理与算法透明度实现对系统的批判性反思。

制度与权力批判深度研判：The Daily Telegraph (19.08.2026)

▌ 本日全报生活世界痛感与情感政治深思雷达 (Lifeworld & Affective Significance Radar)

1. 【国王癌症诊断与王室公开叙事】 [F1_3 🔍] [F1_4 🔍] [F1_5 🔍] [F1_6 🔍] [F1_12 🔍] [F1_13 🔍] [F1_14 🔍] [F1_15 🔍]

   • 事件简述：英国国王查尔斯三世于2024年1月确诊癌症，王后卡米拉首次公开谈及诊断后的生活状态。王后坦诚回忆在公众不知情时探访玛吉癌症中心的“艰难”经历，强调国王坚持以自身方式工作的决心。国王自2024年1月20日因前列腺增大入院接受治疗后被诊断出癌症，同年4月重返公开活动。王后表示国王“不会放慢节奏，也不会听从他人的安排”。去年12月，国王透露其癌症治疗方案未能缩减，王后称国王坦诚的诊断态度鼓励更多人前往癌症中心，并透露男性访客数量增长了12%。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：王室公开叙事通过“肉身牺牲的高贵化”重构君主制的情感合法性，但其“去情感化”的官方修辞（如“陛下决心以自己的方式坚持工作”）与王后在私人空间的真实痛感（“突然间，你的丈夫被诊断出患病，你会想，‘天哪’”）形成强烈张力，暴露出制度化情感管理与个体生存焦虑的撕裂。

2. 【NHS“A&G计划”下的医疗延误致死】 [F2_24 🔍] [F2_25 🔍] [F2_26 🔍] [F2_27 🔍] [F2_28 🔍] [F2_29 🔍] [F2_30 🔍]

   • 事件简述：英国医疗服务安全调查机构（HSSB）报告显示，NHS全科医生被鼓励减少向医院转诊的“A&G计划”导致至少两名患者死亡，其他患者数月无人救助。该系统通过“技术化沟通”（如全科医生与专科医生间的延迟回应）将患者简化为统计数据。HSSB警告NHS在更多人受害前终止该计划，并指出该系统导致“严重后果”。在一起案例中，一名癫痫患者长期癫痫发作，全科医生做出诊断后，神经科团队3周未回应，随访报告显示全科医生的询问又被搁置6周，最终在家中死于心脏骤停。NHS数据显示，大多数A&G请求在两个工作日内得到回应，但仍有15%超过两周。
   • 情感政治与伦理深思切入点：官方叙事将A&G描述为“积极改善门诊护理”的工具理性模型，但其背后是对患者肉身痛感的系统性忽视（如癫痫患者在等待期间死于心脏骤停）。这种“冷冰冰的效率”通过量化指标（如“15%请求超过两周”）掩盖了生命尊严的被剥夺。

---

▌ 精选核心专题理性与情感辩证论证 (The Dialectic of Logos and Pathos Monograph)

专题一： “陛下的肉身”与制度化情感管理：君主制在癌症诊断面前的辩证困境

1. 制度理性架构解构（Deconstruction of Institutional Logos）

国王癌症诊断的官方叙事通过三重机制构建其制度合法性：首先，通过“肉身牺牲的高贵化”将癌症诊断转化为君主制的“神圣使命”（如“陛下决心以自己的方式坚持工作”） [F1_6 🔍] [F1_13 🔍]。其次，通过“技术化沟通”将王室成员的情感体验（如王后的“艰难”访问）转化为可控的公共叙事，确保情感表达的“适度性” [F1_9 🔍] [F1_10 🔍]。最后，通过“历史叙事”（如玛吉癌症中心成立50周年）将个体痛感与集体记忆绑定，实现情感的制度化动员 [F1_5 🔍] [F1_14 🔍]。这种制度理性依赖于对肉身痛感的系统性压制，通过官方修辞（“陛下坚持以自身方式工作”）将癌症诊断转化为“英雄主义”的象征，从而掩盖其背后的生存焦虑。

2. 生活世界真实痛感深描（Living Lifeworld Pathos）

王后的公开叙事通过两个层面暴露其生活世界的真实痛感：首先，在“公众不知情”的私人空间中，王后面对癌症中心的“艰难”访问时的无言与压抑（“当时谁都无法开口”） [F1_9 🔍]。这种“沉默的痛感”通过官方叙事被转化为“勇气”的象征，但其背后是对肉身牺牲的无奈接受。其次，王后坦诚承认“突然间，你的丈夫被诊断出患病，你会想，‘天哪’” [F1_6 🔍]，这种“突如其来的恐惧”通过制度化情感管理被转化为“家庭责任”的叙事，但其背后是对生存不确定性的深层焦虑。这种痛感通过王室公开叙事被进一步“高贵化”，但其真实情感体验（如“几乎想说些什么，但又做不到”） [F1_11 🔍] 却被系统性压制。

3. Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）

君主制的制度理性通过“肉身牺牲的高贵化”将癌症诊断转化为“英雄主义”的象征，但其背后是对个体痛感的系统性压制。王后的公开叙事通过“勇气”与“责任”的官方修辞，将其真实痛感（如“艰难”与“天哪”）转化为可控的公共叙事，但这种转化过程本身就是一种“情感剥夺” [F1_10 🔍] [F1_11 🔍]。另一方面，国王“以自身方式坚持工作”的决心通过官方叙事被转化为“英雄主义”的象征 [F1_6 🔍] [F1_13 🔍]，但其背后是对肉身极限的无视。这种辩证摩擦通过“去情感化”的官方语言（如“陛下决心”）与“具象痛感”的生活世界（如王后的“艰难”）的对抗，暴露出君主制在面对肉身极限时的制度困境。

4. 话语温度差与社会心理韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）

官方叙事通过“去情感化”的冷色调语言（如“陛下决心以自己的方式坚持工作”） [F1_6 🔍] [F1_13 🔍] 与生活世界的“具象痛感”热色调（如王后的“艰难”与“天哪”） [F1_9 🔍] [F1_6 🔍] 形成强烈对比。这种话语温度差通过王室公开叙事被进一步强化，将个体痛感转化为“高贵化”的叙事，但其背后是对肉身尊严的系统性压制。从社会心理韧性角度看，这种辩证摩擦暴露出君主制在面对肉身极限时的制度脆弱性：一方面，通过“英雄主义”叙事维持其情感合法性；另一方面，通过“去情感化”语言掩盖其背后的生存焦虑 [F1_14 🔍] [F1_15 🔍]。

---

专题二： “A&G计划”的技术官僚理性与患者肉身痛感的系统性剥夺

1. 制度理性架构解构（Deconstruction of Institutional Logos）

NHS的“A&G计划”通过三重机制构建其技术官僚理性：首先，通过“量化指标”（如“15%请求超过两周”） [F2_29 🔍] 将患者需求转化为可计算的数据，实现对医疗资源的“优化配置”。其次，通过“技术化沟通”（如全科医生与专科医生间的延迟回应） [F2_27 🔍] [F2_28 🔍] 将患者简化为统计数据，确保医疗流程的“高效运行”。最后，通过“官方叙事”（如“积极改善门诊护理”） [F2_28 🔍] 将系统性延误转化为“改革成果”，掩盖其背后的患者痛感。这种制度理性依赖于对肉身痛感的系统性压制，通过量化指标与技术术语将患者需求非人化处理。

2. 生活世界真实痛感深描（Living Lifeworld Pathos）

A&G计划的受害者通过两个层面暴露其生活世界的真实痛感：首先，癫痫患者在等待期间死于心脏骤停，其痛感通过官方叙事被转化为“系统延误”的统计数据 [F2_27 🔍] [F2_26 🔍]。这种“看不见的死亡”通过NHS的技术化语言（如“严重后果”） [F2_26 🔍] 被进一步边缘化。其次，心脏病学患者因检查结果审核延迟而死亡，其痛感通过“A&G计划”的“高效运行”被系统性忽视 [F2_25 🔍] [F2_24 🔍]。这种“冷冰冰的效率”通过量化指标（如“两个工作日内得到回应”） [F2_29 🔍] 掩盖了生命尊严的被剥夺。患者的真实痛感（如“数月无人救助”） [F2_25 🔍] 通过制度化叙事被转化为“改革成果”的一部分，但其背后是对肉身尊严的系统性压制。

3. Logos 与 Pathos 的内在辩证摩擦（The Dialectical Friction）

A&G计划的技术官僚理性通过“量化指标”与“技术化沟通”将患者需求转化为可计算的数据，但其背后是对肉身痛感的系统性剥夺。患者的真实痛感（如“数月无人救助”） [F2_25 🔍] 通过官方叙事被转化为“系统延误”的统计数据 [F2_26 🔍] [F2_27 🔍]，但这种转化过程本身就是一种“生命尊严的被剥夺”。另一方面，NHS通过“改革成果”的官方叙事将系统性延误转化为“高效运行”的象征 [F2_28 🔍]，但其背后是对患者需求的系统性忽视。这种辩证摩擦通过“冷冰冰的效率”与“具象痛感”的对抗，暴露出现代医疗体系在面对肉身极限时的制度困境。

4. 话语温度差与社会心理韧性诊断（Discourse Temperature & Prognosis）

官方叙事通过“去情感化”的冷色调语言（如“量化指标”与“技术术语”） [F2_29 🔍] [F2_28 🔍] 与患者的“具象痛感”热色调（如“数月无人救助”） [F2_25 🔍] 形成强烈对比。这种话语温度差通过NHS的技术化语言被进一步强化，将患者痛感转化为“系统延误”的统计数据 [F2_26 🔍] [F2_27 🔍]，但其背后是对生命尊严的系统性压制。从社会心理韧性角度看，这种辩证摩擦暴露出现代医疗体系在面对肉身极限时的制度脆弱性：一方面，通过“高效运行”的叙事维持其技术官僚合法性；另一方面，通过“去情感化”语言掩盖其背后的患者痛感 [F2_30 🔍]。

---

▌ 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：技术官僚理性与人类情感尊严的和解可能】

   • 在君主制与医疗体系的制度理性中，如何通过“情感政治”的重构实现对肉身尊严的尊重？这种和解可能需要何种“话语温度差”的重新平衡？上述案例显示，制度理性与个体痛感的对抗性关系亟待理论突破，但具体路径仍有待深入探讨。

2. 【开放性学术追问二：当代极端化情绪动员对公共交往领域的重构挑战】

   • 王室公开叙事与NHS官方修辞如何通过“情感剥夺”与“高贵化”实现对公众情绪的系统性动员？这种极端化情绪动员对现代社会的公共交往领域构成何种挑战？现有证据表明，制度叙事通过情感操纵维持合法性，但其长期社会后果仍需进一步研究。

3. 【开放性学术追问三：肉身极限面前的制度困境与社会心理韧性】

   • 君主制与医疗体系在面对肉身极限时，如何通过“制度韧性”与“情感韧性”的平衡实现对生存尊严的尊重？这种平衡可能需要何种“话语温度差”的重新构建？当前分析仅聚焦于两个案例，但其理论涵盖面亟待扩展至更广泛的制度场景。