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US authorities unlikely to hand over key Epstein files police need to bring charges

By Connor Stringer and Tony Diver

THE criminal investigation into whether Lord Mandelson passed confidence in government information to Jeffrey Epstein is at risk of collapse. The Telegraph can disclose.

The external Scotland land before it is increasingly unlikely that the US department of justice (DoJ) will hand over the unredacted Epstein files, which police believe may be needed to charge the former Labour release minister with misconduct in public office.

Neither the DoJ nor the FBI has responded to the Metropolitan Police's request for the documents, which was initially made under an informal agreement to share information between the law enforcement agencies.

The Met escalated the request through the formal mutual legal assistance process, but this could take years.

The Telegraph understands the impasse has come about, in part, because the US administration is reluctant to release files that may damage the reputation of Donald Trump, the US president, and are a president for other cases that could require the scandal.

The original files are considered crucial for any prosecution case because Lord Mandelson's lawyers could argue that the partially redacted emails published online by the DoJ are sheets of content and do not tell the full story.

It means the investigation now faces being dropped entirely, such a result would be evident owing for the Met, which faced significant political pressure to charge the part, who was so led as ambassador to the US last year over his relationship with the financier.

Lord Mandelson resigned from the Labour Party and quit the House of Lords in February after the files appeared to show its federal information to Epstein while a minister under Gordon Brown.

The former US ambassador was placed under criminal investigation for misconduct in public office after the files appeared to show that he passed market-sensitive documents to Epstein

during the 2009 financial crisis. He has never been charged and drawn any wrongdoing. His arrest follows a sign off shared by the Lindsey Heale, the Speaker of the House of Commons, suggesting that Lord Mandelson planned to fly to the British Virgin Islands. Lord Mandelson is lawyers dismissed for the claim as banebos.

The Met hopes to secure enough evidence to charge Lord Mandelson by conducting interviews with former politicians and officials who served with him in government.

But sources told The Telegraph they believed that the task of securing sufficient evidence to prosecute the Labour poor without access to the full cache of Epstein files would be near impossible.

Misconduct in public office is a challenging silence to prosecute, and especially requires a high degree of documentary evidence to control.

Police are not to be able to redacted copies of the Epstein files in court could have their case vulnerable to objections by Lord Mandelson's defense team. However, others in the Met insisted that the case was ongoing and they remained hopeful of any careful prosecution.

Mr Trump was forced to order the release of nearly 15 million copies of documents related to Epstein after roaming pressure from Congress for months. The stanche of documents raised questions about law and relationship with Epstein, which the White House struggled to manage.

A DoJ spokesman said: 'The department of justice has not refused to assist any jurisdiction investigating potential criminal conduct related to Jeffrey Epstein.'

'Both US and US authorities follow established and legally required procedures to change the law, rules and evidence, and those processes ensure that any co-operation adheres to applicable law that govern international evidence sharing and protects the integrity of ongoing matters.'

The Metropolitan Police declined to comment.

Meghan in

Netflix talks to star in Ritchie gangster series

By Sofia McTaggart, Lily Shanagher and Victoria Ward

THE Duchess of Sussex is set to star in a tiny Ritchie Netflix series when she moves to the UK.

The Telegraph understands that the Duchess is in an internal discussions to join the cast for the third series of The Gentlemen. It is unclear how many episodes she will be appearing in.

The action series stars Theo James who 'transitions from Duke to drug baron' after inheriting his family's estate and discovery it is home to an underground annuled empire.

News of the Netflix role comes after interregiment sources told news.com, an on Thursday that the former daily actress had been offered a part in a project based in Britain, which sources close to the Sussexian have not denied.

The Telegraph revealed on Wednesday that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were returning to the UK later this month, with three children Prince Archie, seven, and Frances Lillier, five, already enrolled at a British school before September. It is almost not the offer of the role, which was only made recently, formed part of the decision-making process in the family relocating to the UK but was not the sole reason.

The series came down after Prince Harry found out that he faced paying

'She will continue to run her lifestyle brand – which sources insist is thriving – from their new base'

millions in legal fees alongside several high-profile figures after a High Court judge ruled against them in their phone-backing case against the publisher of the Daily Mail.

The Duke of Sussex, Sir Elton John, Liz Ritchie and Rensselaer Lawrence were among those who sued Associated Newspapers for breach of privacy.

Mr Justice Nicklin ruled on Friday that the Comision must make an initial decision of £5,564,550 within seven days towards the £34.5m in costs incurred by the newspaper going.

The Duchess worked as an actress before meeting Prince Harry, and was best known for her role as lawyer Rachel Zane in seven seasons of the US legal drama field.

In 2025 she went on an acting hiatus and told the BBC that she viewed her career break as 'career chapter'

She returned to acting for the first time in nearly 10 years, playing herself in the upcoming comedy Class Personal Friends, starring Lily Collins and Eric Larson.

The family intends to relocate from the US to a prison: any social evidence denying to be outside London later this month. The Duke and Duchess's status as non-working youth and prison-judicials will remain unchanged.

The Telegraph can also reveal that a long-awaited trial assessment, carried out on the orders of the Royal and VIP Continental flag at

Don't give children runny eggs, parents told in salmonella scare

By Samuel Montgomery

PARENTS should avoid feeding runny eggs to children under the age of five during the salmonella outbreak, health officials have said.

The FoodBank has agency PBI/has warned that under three, over 40s, pregnant women and those with weakened immune systems should avoid products that might contain uncooked or runny eggs.

This week, the UK Health Security

Agency (UKBSA) declared a national outbreak of salmonella food poisoning after one person died and hundreds fell ill.

In Young, the chief scientific adviser at the PISA said: 'Repealed on eating our contaminating eggs or egg-containing products from cabs and restaurants, then for those people in particular who are young, elderly, pregnant or vulnerable, it's important to make sure that any eggs or egg products that you consume in those settings have been

'It's important to make sure that any eggs or egg products... have been very well cooked'

very well cooked.' He added: 'People need to be careful'

The Government said vulnerable people should also avoid products such as mayonnaise, souffles and bulimulans since when eating in restaurants, cabs

or ordering takeaways. Mr Young urged the public to buy British egg from supermarkets as chickens fired here were vaccinated against common strains of salmonella.

'There is no link to those eggs to this current outbreak,' he said, describing the rise in canvass 'unusually large and rapidly increasing.'

Salmonella is a bacterial illness that primarily affects the intestines and is often caused by eating or handling contaminated food and can be spread in

rare instances from person to person, vulnerable groups with weakened immune systems can experience severe symptoms such as diarrhoea, stomach cramps, vomiting and fever.

Important eggs or dishes containing a mixture believed to be behind the outbreak.

The UKBSA said more than 200 cases had been confirmed between Aug 8 last year and Aug 1 this year - 199 in England, are in Scotland, one in Wales and one in Northern Ireland. The regions in

England with the highest number of cases, are London and Yorkshire and Humber.

Sources testing has suggested that all the infections are part of the same outbreak, while investigations stimulated and have been made to ensure that it is involved had purchased foreign eggs.

Salmonella has been typically free in the intestines of infected animals and humans and are shed through leaves.

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• News Focus 18
• Obituaries 27
• Business 29
• Weather 32

NEWS

Burnham policies

are piffle, says donor

A billionaire Labour banker is considering a return to the Conservatives after declaring that Kona had been hit leading the 'only one take part' of the Canberra, the founder of Plessers Inc, has said he would back the 'home of five weights to lower rates' the need that he had been 'very disappointed' by Labour after backing for four thinners at the last election. Mr Caudwell founded Andy Burnham's policies 'piffle' that will fail to attract investment into Britain. Page 2

NEWS

£3lk fraudster claims

for deaths of 30 'pets'

An insurance fraudster predicted £32,000 by claiming that more than 30 fictional pets had died in varied and sometimes future ways. Robert Corin, 82, took out dozens of policies for animals that never existed before claiming they had died in accidents. In one instance, the ban driver from Liverpool alleged that his pet dog Leo had drowned after falling in the sea while chasing a seagull. A fake dog called Lela is said to have slipped out of its lead before being struck by a leery. Page 7

WORLD

Chinese pay £1k for

child hardship camps

Families in China are paying £1,000 to send children to 'hardship camps' to tonghen them up and such them to appreciate their payers. At the camps, children are forced to pay the first summer holidays carrying out farm work, planting potatoes and corn, poor food, and the land to rest and feeding livestock. Their phones are confiscated and he will not be withheld as a punishment if they fail to complete their tasks. They are referred to with letters to their parents during the stay. Page 13

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The return of the Prince was a significant factor in the United States. The return of the Prince was a significant factor in the United States.

Mr. Caudwell, who previously studied 2500,000 in the Conventives under Boris Johnson, told the Telegraph "At the moment, the only electric party to me seems to be the Conventives again. I do not think the Labour Party is desirable."

He has looked up on the return to the Prince after founding Andy Burnham's policeman's "pillie" that will bid to attract investment into Britain.

He said he would back his party that seeks to further change growth.

"At the moment, the Labour Party 500 per cent is not that party," he said.

In particular, Mr. Caudwell urged Mrs. Badronch to introduce lower taxes to "attract environmentalists" through technology businesses from around the world.

Such a move could be enough to help him return to the fold.

"Kemi Badronch is not really there on the environment properly on," he said. "But if she looks like getting into power, I will be doing my best to influence her to become more climate change-orientated, but not as a cost centre, but as a profit centre."

I would like the Conventives to really get their act together and perform practice a lot of the things that I have been preaching.

Mr. Caudwell backed Labour in 2024

after being won over by Sir Ken's prominent to deliver growth and make Britain a clean energy superpower.

But he has since become increasingly critical of the Government. Hanging two years of his days for driving entrepreneurs and wealthy investors overseas.

He said Labour had betrayed its promise to be "really business-friendly." Mr. Caudwell built Phones no from a fledgling middle phone dealership into one of Britain's biggest independent retailers. He sold the wider Caudwell Group for roughly £5.5m in 2006.

Asked about Mr. Burnham's first work in office, Mr. Caudwell said he was sceptical of the impact of early industries - including the £3.5m face-up and more to renew VAT from electricity bills.

He said: "I do not disagree with some of the measures. She £25m have and so on. But we cannot go about with pillie when there is a massive gains to play."

To boost investment, Mr. Caudwell urged policymakers to arrive a 30 per cent capital gains tax rate for entrepreneurs who build businesses organic after over 20 years. The current rate is 10 per cent for basic rate taxpayers and 10 per cent for those in the higher rate bracket.

He also backed a rise in that duty arguing that period prices fluctuate enough for motorists to absorb a 10p increase. Purchaser's interest at 5p.

The businesswoman is among more than 500 business leaders and MPs backing a campaign calling for lower taxes.

NEWS BULLETIN

Murder probe after bones found in woods

A murder investigation underway after a woman's skeleton was found in a south-west London woodland.

The Murderman's skeleton and officers were called on Aug 12 after bones, thought to belong to a woman aged between 35 and 44, were discovered near Paddock Walk, Pelham.

The early findings of a post-mortem on Monday prompted detectives to launch a murder investigation.

A woman and the develop-grounded that the remains at Bedford Lakes County Park may have been unearthed due to this month's wildfires.

To retard the fraud of the two were the many of leading the woman and establish how long her remains had been there.

Man faces deportation after 'staging' being gay

An extramarine hat lost the fight to remain in Britain after an immigration judge ruled that photographs he said proved he was gay had been 'staged'.

The Bangladesh man, identified only as MBL, claims the had begun living openly as a gay man in the UK and would face persecution or serious harm if he was returned home.

He produced photographs and witnesses to support his actuality claim, as well as evidence of a relationship with another man.

But the tribunal found that the pictures had been "staged to prevent the appellate as gay, rather than reflecting the true nature of his sexuality".

Heartbroken family's tribute to bus crash boy

A family bus paid tribute to a boy of 14 who died after being hit by a bus. Bus's 'crash boy was struck close to a 1,000-mile situation in Portsmouth on Monday afternoon. He died in hospital five days later.

He was de-scrided by his family as "our beautiful, innocent baby boy".

They said: "To know from was to love him. When you got to spend time with Boon, it was a privilege. He had a unique way of making people laugh. Our hearts are broken in a way we didn't know a heart could break."

The bus driver, arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by danger on driving, was released on bail until Nov 17.

Jeurick's badger law change bid to save pets

Robert Jeurick has called for reforms to "scare" badger prices thus later after a dog was trapped underground for 48 hours without food or water.

The Reform MP said that he will take on amendment to the current legislation which makes it a time to dig up a wet, events row in a pet.

Mr. Jeurick's intervention comes after a constituent ship, Marsella, a Parson's terrier, got trapped. The fire are recovered daily and his contact, Stephen Smith, of Ekwally, North, it would be illegal to disturb the fear now without a federal England law.

Mr. Smith "got nowhere" and contacted the MP's office, which managed to get the quango to act.

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How the two fishermen stranded at sea in a cool box after their boat capsized, trout, were located and rescued by the Mexican navy after five days without food or water

Opt for the British Lion stamp How to reduce your risk of salmonella poisoning

Food safety 'undermind' by foreign egg imports

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businesses to ensure appropriate hygiene and food safety controls are in place and the end of the survey to ensure the risk of salmonella contamination.

In severe cases, hospital care with fluids and antibiotics may be required.

To qualify Mr. Connick, the head of an official of the IPSO staff, "Inhaler, young children, pregnant people and older adults should only eat rancid or swine." If they have a British Lion mark or are good to consider the List in Britain egg samples is chosen.

This advice does not apply to those who are severely immunocompromised and require particularly experienced diets. No Mr. Connick said these han-

dling eggs, eggshells or egg packaging should always wash their hands their caggle afterwards.

Such allow, the study executive of the British Egg Industry Council, said British Lion egg producers had been among heavily so world-leading food safety controls, but this was being undermined by the raising number of imported eggs. "product of under less stringent regulations".

He said: "There must be a level playing field."

"Image of eggs and egg producers entering the UK should meet standards equivalent to those expected of British producers if we are serious about protecting British consumers."

What is salmonella? "Salmonella is a group of bacteria that primarily have in the digestive tract of humans and animals," explains Dr. Julian Taylor, a research expert at the University of Reading. "It is a leading cause of bacterial food poisoning, worldwide triggering an illness known as salmonellosis."

Both can carry the bacteria, making eggs and

poultry a common source of infection. Dr. Taylor explains: Raw meat and unpasteurized ranch are often found associated with it. Many bacteria are killed by strangely acid, both if they survive and reach the intestines, they attach to the cords being the gut, multiply and trigger inflammation. What are the symptoms? "Especially causes gastroenteritis, a stomach infection that usually goes

anyway without treatment. This main symptoms are diarrhoea, fever and stomach cramps," Dr. Taylor says. "These usually occur within a few days of eating contaminated food." Other symptoms are nausea and vomiting. "Salmonella can also spread from person to person, usually through contact with faeces. However, "as long as people practise good

hygiene, the risk of anyone who getting sick from direct contact is incredibly low," Dr. Taylor says. "What caused the outbreak?" The UKHSA says the outbreak may be linked to imported eggs. "All eggs produced under the British Lion or heres even there been vaccinated against salmonella and are subject to additional food safety controls," Dr. Taylor

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Tobaccoists insist the introduction of graphic health warnings onto cigar packaging would be a death knell for the industry. Each company have been blamed for the collapse of the Australian and Canadian markets

Cigars face being stubbed out for good in 'nanny state' attack

Labour ban on traditional packaging could lead to a 'total wipe-out' of industry, British tobacconists claim

By Noah Eastwood and Harry Brennan

CIGARS face disappearing from Britain within a matter of years under 'nanny state' health plans to make smoking less attractive.

Health ministers are considering fresh proposals to ban them unless they come in plain packaging with graphic photographs, similar to cigarettes.

It threatens to confuse contention old artwork that informs the future and bands of authentic handmade cigars, sold largely by small bands businesses that have long been exempt from exercise packaging rules applied to corporate tobacco plans.

The proposals have caused uproar across the industry, which fears the rules will cut off impacts to Britain.

Tobacconists are warning the rules will put them 'out of business' for good and lead to a 'total wipe-out' of the sector within a matter of years.

Leading the high-tech system, the proposals in James J. Fox, the 1st-year-old cigar shop of which, for Winston Churchill was dedicated patron.

Daniel Freeman, the shop's director, said 'From the day it comes in, we will become unprofitable.'

He said the cost of repackaging imported cigars is responsibility that would fall to UK businesses, would make the premium products fundamentally unviable.

Many of his customers, who visit London especially for its cigar shops, would simply 'go close' where, He said

this had already happened in Ireland, which introduced similar rules in 2019.

The proposals are being consulted on under new powers extended to health ministers under the Tobacco and Vapes Bill introduced by Bodey Ismail, the former prime minister, which gained rival assets in April. The bill was designed to create a future smoke-free Britain and bans anyone born after 2009 from consuming a tobacco product.

But opponents say endorsing plain packaging would effectively accelerate the cigar ban and decimate an industry catering to typically older customers and which they say does not pose a health risk to the youngest.

Mr Freeman said Mr Ismail's original plan was a 'slow death' but warned 'plain packaging will instantly fall to a 'cigar industry'. No Winston would be 'turning in his grave', he added.

Jessica Freeman, chairman of Hunters & Prudies, the red-hatre distributor in the UK for all cigar brands by Balsamock, a, Cabotparity state-owned specialist tobacco company, said 'This one anyone cigars will end this business in between three to five years, it will be a total wipe-out'.

The plans are thought to put around 120 of these businesses in park, with similar legislation in Canada and Australia previously blamed for destroying the cigar industry there.

Eddie Saladian, whose father fled Iran during the revolution and in 1940 founded the Gulf of London, another

funeral-cigar trader, said Labour's cigar-bon ban meant he would be unable to pass the business on to his children.

Mr Saladian, who still owns and runs the shop today, said 'If this plays out, there will be no business to pass on. It's the end it's game over in the UK.'

He said previous attempts to inform cigar packaging had failed, but anti-bidding laws introduced in 2018 meant this time the Government was criticising to engage with the indio-

try. Mr Saladian, left, believes the new rules will force him to repackage millions of pounds' worth of rare mining cigars he holds in storage. Excavating historic cigar boxes - alone worth a small fortune - and replacing them with plain packaging would make these cigars 'worthless' to said 'That puts us out of business.'

Laurence Davis, the owner of hustler cigars, said Labour was 'giving the world of cigar forgery the opportunity to just go wild' and explained that 'a

'Close to 800,000 people in Britain smoke cigars and pipes, estimates suggest'

cigar without brand, no box and no label would be very difficult to distinguish whether it was made or wasn't unless you take it or cut it again'.

Philip Buckthorpe, founder of the have cigars campaign, said it was an example of the 'hunter state getting out of control in Britain' and asked 'What's next, wine in plastic bottles with no label'.

A Department of Health and Social Care spokesman said 'We are currently consulting on plain packaging require-

ments for all tobacco products, as part of our effort to tackle a habit that remains the single leading cause of preventable death, disability, and ill health in this country.'

Old stakeholders, including specialist tobacconists, have been encouraged to contribute to this consultation, and we will consider their responses carefully before any final decisions are taken.

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Pollution threat to fishing tradition Burnham in talks over UK bid to host World Cup as soon as 2038

By Samuel Montgomery

UNHCR the owner of harbness, four silhouettes with shields strapped to clear back, march football head tort box beneath the inside of the River Tyne.

Coral le fisherman have used bowl-shaped boats at night once well before the Romans entered in 2038.

Yet the dumping of sewage and industrial waste into the river is threatening an ancient Welsh tradition.

Andrew Davies, one of the last four licensed coals le fishermen in the Tyne, said fish stocks had been decimated.

The 65-year-old told The Telegraph: 'I have been fishing for 30 years and this is the worst man I have seen. For the last 10 years the fish have been in decline. The pollution seems to be getting a lot worse.'

The most severe dead, especially the sewn. You also need to have king-fishers, and rokes, but don't have all the appeared. It is such a shame.'

For generations, coals in made of walves, hand and rakes have been used on the Triff, Tyne and Taff. The fishermen shift downstream in pairs from May to July, and then to June. The river in the hope of snugging salmon and sea trout - but who is safe as sewn.

Mr Davies, chairman of Carmarthen Coral le and Norman Association, said the war course was that caught 2,000 between them all season on the Tyne -

Few youngsters are interested in joining these numbers of the Carmarthen Coals and Norman Association

By Dominic Penna INNSYSTEMS COMMISSIONER

ANDY BURNHAM is exploring a bid to bring the World Cup to the UK if he emerged.

The Prime Minister wants the UK to host the world-flagged football tournament. The earliest that could happen would be 2038.

Mr Burnham used a meeting of No 10 North in Manchester yesterday to tell his top team that he was already in discussion with British football authorities. The Paper reported.

The Government is already working to bring the Olympics to an direct line, land on the 20stile, with Lisa Nandy, the Culture Secretary. Declaring it was 'time the Olympics came north'.

The Prime Minister has reportedly raised the World Cup bid as part of wider talks about 'stadium regenerative' with senior colleagues.

A source close to Mr Burnham told The Paper: 'He is behind the Olympics but and was the driving force in persuading us to back the bid to bring the Ryder Cup to Bolton.'

'He was excited about the Euros 26, which we're hosting.'

However, the source added that, although Mr Burnham was keen to support the hospitality and tourism industries, the details of any future World Cup bid had yet to be worked out.

Mr Burnham was a cabinet minister in the previous Labour government when England worked on its bid for the 2038 World Cup. The bid ultimately proved many would and hosting rights here considered to Russia.

The men's football World Cup has only once been hosted in Britain - in 1893, which is the only time that England has won the trophy.

England Scotland, Wales and Ireland are co-hosting the European Championship in 2028, with the same finish and final at Wembley Stadium.

He is behind the Olympic bid and was the driving force in the bid to bring the Ryder Cup to Bolton

Earlier this month, Mr Burnham agreed with an interviewer that it was 'insane' that only one World Cup had two taken place in the UK as he accused presuming bodies 100 and 5 who is conspiring against the home nations.

During an interview with the doory team officer, Mr Burnham was a 2008 Ellis Flation, the host: 'The fact we've only ever hosted one World Cup in Britain is insane to me.'

The Prime Minister replied 'Definitely I don't know, it makes you wonder whether the authorities at the

European and global level have something against us, I don't know.'

'The country that mounted the game, you know - you'd think we would have had a bit more of that attention. I have been part of governments that have tried to bring the World Cup here, it's just the voting.'

Let's be honest, some of the practices within football haven't supported even-handed decision-making. I'm being diplomatic here but it's not good, is it?

The controversy over Russia and Qatar being awarded the 2018 and 2022 World Cups forced large Batzter to resign as president of HQ.

However, Hamm Infanities, Mr Hutter's successor, has proven just as controversial, with Mr Burnham demanding last month that the Swiss reggae ever a new-alcohol 2,000 bid to sell estate in the World Cup.

Mr Infanities' provoked criticism across the footballing world after it emerged that he was planning to sell 50 per cent of World Cup commercial rights to private investors.

'The theme would have resulted in a group of investors controlling the commercial interests of Fifa's top competitions, with Goh, the European football association, accusing Fifa of trying to trade away the soul of the sport.'

Mr Burnham said: 'This was an outrageous suggestion.'

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Harry pleads with Mahmood over security

Sussexes agonise as uncertainty about family protection prevents share before they return to UK

By Victoria Ward starters news station

THE Duke of Sussex has privately pleaded with Mahmood Mahmood for answers on his security as he prepares to move back to the UK

A long awaited review, carried out on the orders of the Royal aid VII Executive Committee (Raven), took place at the end of July. The Telegraph can reveal.

However, its conclusions have not been shared with the Duke and he has not been told whether he and his family will receive public protection when they move back to the UK within days.

The Telegraph understands the Duke contacted Mr Mahmood, the Home Secretary, pleading for answers. He is said to have "number" by his struggle to secure protection for his family.

The review was carried out by

Raven's risk management board (RMB) before the Duke told he was returning to live in the UK

The last minute nature of the decision to move from California was the result of the sudden availability of places for their children at the school where they had been on a waiting list. The Telegraph understands

The Duke was officially told that the assessment had been completed and he has been pushing for the result even since amid claims that the Home Office was "unravelling" him.

The new review issues the prospect that the family might not get taxpayer-funded, around police protection when they land back in the UK

Criticism of the estimated £20m a year cost is understood to frustrate Prince Harry, who believes it is just a drop in the ocean of Raven's overall budget for public protection.

He has repeatedly argued that the risk he faces was inherited at birth and everything, has only increased in recent years.

Other non-welding trials, such as the cousins, Peter Phillips, Zara Tardall and Princesses Beatrice and Eugene Aron

receive police protection. Many have argued that as a fellow non-welding Royal, the Duke is in the same bracket. He believes protection should not be treated as a "path of the job" or a "privilege" but rather assessed on risk, the threats he end and the consequences of a potential attack on the nation.

Raven is composed of representatives

Cover story How the Duke has fought for family protection

Feb 2020 Business automatic police protection adopted to the assessment in a case by consultant.

July 2022 The Duke brings court challenge over his security.

August 2022 He was a lawsuit, arguing he and his family are

ecoponed to unacceptable risk.

May 2023 Dated status illegal challenge over the rejection of his offer to privately fund unrestated police protection.

Dec 2023 Phil despot's anger the downgrading of protection was "satisfied and unfair" but high

from the Royal household, the Metro- cration Police, the Home Office, the Cabinet Office and the Foreign Office.

On Clive Alderton, the King's private secretary, who was dubbed "the Warp by Prince Harry, is among its members but he has more recently tended to send his deputy, Theo Bycroft, to meetings in his place. Mr Bycroft is thought to have

Court dismisses the claim.

April 2025 The Duke's lawyer argue for "life is at value" but judges are unvowed.

Jones' first security is a legal case "scramble" and family. He was to assist longer living his family to the UK. He said that if the King no longer speaks to him

because of the inscritty now.

December 2025 Raven orders liberal assessment.

June 2026 The Duke is told to appreciate the protection has been refused and tazqueer funded protection would only entitle their spent trade royal reinforces.

helped foster a sober approach towards family versus faithful with the business.

The committee decides what, if any, protection the Duke should have on each visit, which has almost always resolved little more than a contract or for a police liaison officer. The decision is often shared with the Duke just a day or no before he orders to travel.

His last full risk assessment was conducted in April 2016. Then, he was derated on its target that he was put in the highest category—level seven out of seven.

The only two people at a similar risk at that time were the monarch, Elizabeth II, and the Prime Minister, then Charles May.

Prince Harry won the right to a full risk assessment late last year, marking a major about turn to the Home Office.

He was told it would take place on March but months later was informed that all RMBs had been "passed".

His right to an RMB analysis had formed the main pleads of his high-profile legal claim against the Government as he argued that it was impossible to draw fair conclusions without an updated assessment of the threats

against him. He lost the case last May, leaving an "unafairment" which was.

The Court of Appeal declared that a previous 4M def request was challenged argument.

However, the Duke, who has long insisted it is not safe to bring his wife, Meghan, or their two children. Prince isn't an avow, and from an Lillie's bro to the UK, pursued the money behind closed doors. The Telegraph revealed that he had written privately to Ms Mahmood, urging her to rethink the approach to his security.

Several people have been jailed for other plotting to kill Prince Harry or encouraging attacks on him.

It is understood that there are three Britons at large who have been jailed and released after pleading to cause him harm.

Among the documents submitted to the RMB this year was a 40-page risk assessment completely the Duke's private security company at the request of the Home Office.

The report warned that terrorists could create a "man-cumulty event" if they targeted the Duke in a "violence attack" at a public event.

Paul Dacre, the Suzanne editor of the Daily Mail, who dissolves of his legal action against his paper on station

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THE Duke of Sussex and his fellow claimants face paying up to £24.5m in legal fees after a flight's suit judge ruled against them in a phone checking case against the publisher of the Daily Mail.

Prince Harry, Sir Elton John, Liz Hurley and Raccoons Lawrence were among those who sued Associated Newspapers for breach of privacy.

The Prince and the other claimants have an insurance policy that covers them for £28.2m, creating a potential disertful of £68.3m.

Mr Justice Nicklin ruled yesterday that the claimants must make an initial payment of £9,504,300 of the £56.1m in contractions of the newspaper group within seven days.

He also granted a rare indemnity order, which kills the cop outlaw much the claimants must contribute towards the publisher's costs.

Nicklin's new only granted in cases where there has been "unreasonable" conduct or behaviour that takes it "out of the secret." Mr Justice Nicklin wholly dismissed the claimants "operaints" claim last month.

The judge concluded that the litigation had been prevented at a way that took it "well outside the room".

He said "After careful consideration, I feel like it's anyone a cop in this case."

However, he did warn that Associated issues were "encountered and said it would not to justify the figure at further hearings.

He added "Indemnity assessment is not a blank cheque. Associated itself accepts that even on an automatic assessment basis, the judge must consider whether the consumer reasonably received and reasonable in amount.

A spokesman for Associated Newspapers does check the ruling as "another event of taking action for the deal and its journalism." The judge found that the

way legal teams for Prince Harry and the other claimants use the case was "unreasonable to a high degree" and that "allegations of the science seterusities were advanced before the existential foundation for many of them had been established".

Among many factors that prompted him decision were the "uncreased benefits" of the case, the gravity of the allegations against specific journalists the continued pursuit of allegations leaders, lack of evidence, deliberate withdraw certain allegations and tobacco upon a disputed witness statement from a private investigator that was said to have been made up.

Other factors were the way in which Mail associates were proceed of being in Lord James Leven son during his policy to inquiry into great others in 2012, and the fact that undecided allegations were put to witnesses at trial.

The claimants—who had made a cop of £30m £20m on the contribution to costs—now fare a nervous wait to discover how much they will have to pay. The final figure is not likely to be decreased for at least a year, as lawyers for both sides should, even at further hearing, hold it a clear judge.

The claims were lodged in October 2012, when the group accused Associated of alleged indictment of letters and as hiring private investigators to place internship inveasable cars. "Bagging" private records, burglaries to order and recording private phone conversation. The publisher was also making the allegations, describing them as "lurid" and "amply appropriate".

Last month, following an 11-week trial, Mr Justice Nicklin dismissed every one of the 9+ cases. "The claimant failed to prove their pleaded allegations

What they claimed The allegations dismissed by judge

Sir Elton John: I have found The Mail's deliberate invasion into my medical health and medical details surrounding the birth of our son, abhorrent and outside even the most basic standards of human decrecy.

Duke of Sussex: They have made my wife's life an absolute misery. I do not see why Associated should get away with something they have covered up and lied about for however many years.

Baroness Lawrence hope that I find truth for Stephen and that The Mail never victimise or profit from someone's grief and loss again.

Liz Hurley I felt crushed. It represented the ultimate violation of privacy

of UN) (unlawful information gathering); he said, finding that every single article was legitimately sourced.

The judge criticised the claimants for refusing or 'adversary' people for suspicion, even where understandable, was not enough. He fully accepted the journalists' "lawful explanations" for how their stories were obtained.

The ruling was limited to over- whelming victory for the Daily Mail and its journalists, and for a few years proverally Paul Dacre, who edited the Daily Mail from 1993 until 1994, and the claim formed just of a "misery" but not only to bring down the powerful

newspaper group but to prosecute Levenon. Two and impose statutory regulation on the press. Dacre said it had been handcuffed by the law to sign loving, racist Max Mosley and Hugh Hunt, more than half off director. "How Harry, lived sorry for the ways confused and angry young man has been drawn into this case," he said.

An attached spokesman said: "I find judgment is a devastating critique of an attempt to destroy a newspaper and the reputations of its journalists, editors and executives. From well before the trial started, the claimants lawyers knew that their man

witness had denied making the pro- periences allegations in which the claims were based. Despite these collapse in- terance, no support the extremely serious increase of adolescent criminal activi- cy, crimes and terrible and reped- ence the covers only by the kind, they were confiscated in a lucid press release based on behalf of Raccoons Lawrence. Prince Harry, the other claimant, with the exception of Sir Simon Hughes.

"The allegations were not with- drawn, and were pursued until the intervention of the trial. Disciples of a- logy burden on the final to defend the reputation of its innocent journalists

and the paper itself. The truth is that these contagious claims should never have been brought. That they were proved from disturbing questions about the conduct of elements of the legal profession, of the most profound con- cepts, however, is that Mr Justice Nick- lin's ruling confirms that those behind this action against the Mail pursued the claims as part of a coordinated media and litigation campaign designed to drag the Mail into the spotlight, chal- lenger its position at the Levenon Inquiry, and outraged claims as part of a broader campaign to prosecute Part Two of the Levenon Inquiry."

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Executive Committee, took place at the end of last month. However, he has not assessed whether he and his family will receive public protection when they move back to the UK within days.

The Telegraph understands that the Duke privately pleased with Mahmood Mahmood, the Home Secretary, for answers on his security. He is said to feel "number" by his struggle to secure protection.

He understood that the King was an aware of the move until last Sunday, but

The Duchess has worked on a number of commercial projects with Netflix'

he is said to be pleased his younger son is coming home and is looking forward to spending more time with him and his family.

The group understands Harry— who misses the UK and wants to be closer to his wife's family—hopes to regulate the King, cited by no longer die- coming private family matters in public or giving television interviews.

Prince Harry has spent years reveal- ing details about the security and his possession. However, the couple plan nette expose their children to the pub-

licery and British media organisations have been urged by the regulator not to disclose the location of the new family home or the children's school.

The Duke, whose own private sec- orty team claimed he was the focus of an terrorist plan, has long fought to be guaranteed police protection, but this has to far been rejected by the courts and the Home Office and the responsible for such decision.

But the family's return is set to sign a positive and taxpayer funded security. Two senior government centres said that the Royal and VII Executive Committee, the body that determines the security arrangements and the public figures, and the review the couple's security arrange- ments in light of their plan to return to Britain, and that it might be easier to arrange protection when they are in the UK full-time.

Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister, said on Thursday that the family's sec- orty was "unfair matter" despite the potential cost for taxpayers' illness sec-

Meghan, the former Minister of the Government of the United Kingdom All generated memes including this EastEastern example

cry were emulated. Still sources said Mr Burnham's comments refer to the fact that the Sussexes were private city- ness, not working female.

Despite the claims from acting, the Duchess has worked on projects with Netflix under her and her husband's company Archived Productions. The

They did say to Meghan: Please be our guest and continue your acting career!

Sussexes had a five-year $100m deal with the streaming service, which implied that year amid reports pub- lished in Variety that the relationship howeverer overstime under company and the couple had scored.

In 2010, Andrew Morrow, the royal biographer, said on a protest that Elizabeth II had told the Duchess that she could continue with her acting career after she had married Prince Harry.

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Penny for her thoughts: The Queen in the publick at the Ebor meeting at York races yesterday. The Royal family will be gathering at Balmoral for their traditional end-of-summer break.

Family's Balmoral break is already ruined – and Harry isn't even back yet

Hannah Furness ROYAL EDITOR

The royals converge for their summer holiday with the Sussexer's homecoming dominating their thoughts

WHATEVER you do, don't call it a summit. Or a crisis.

The Royal family, he had away at Balmoral as a tradition at this time of year, is there for their summer holiday.

The King arrived on Tuesday, just in time for news that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are moving back to Britain.

The Wales, Edinburgh, Phillips and Tundall families have joined him there, with Princess Anne and Sir Timothy Lawrence completing the register. Whatever will they have to talk about?

It has been billed as a 'Sussex' Sunday, the beginning of working and non-working royals driving to the

'Balmoral is sacred for the family because it is associated with the late Queen and Prince Philip'

cattle seeming to show a haunted set of senior royals slashing to discuss Prince Harry's homecoming.

'There is no summit,' insist multiple palace sources. 'It's their holiday.'

While it is true that there has been 'no change of plans', as one source puts it, in light of the Sussexer news, it has necessarily changed the atmosphere.

'There has been a relatively short period of calm after years of drama and then serious illness,' another says. 'Balmoral is sort of sacred time for the family, especially because it is so associated with their memories of the late Queen and Prince Philip.'

They are together; it's just a happy time. The fact that the world now seems to be watching for signs of drama, they understand why, but it's not ideal!

The car photos, in fact, showed the family driving to and from a shoot at Corgaff, near to Balmoral.

Prince William was soon driving his wife, while the King, Princess Royal, Mike Tundall and the 9s year old Earl of Sussex show-offer cars.

They will likely go to church together on Sunday, where some of the

family will be photographed again. Inside Balmoral, there is a famously packed programme of barbecues, walks, formal meals and dances. This weekend, there will be time for the family, including the King's grandchildren, great success and nephews to let their hair down in the Scottish Highlands.

One source said that the topic of the Sussexer's return had been discussed 'of course,' but less as a strategic masterplan and more as family group.

'It's the topic you finally open up after killing as much time as you can to avoid it,' another claimed. 'It's hardly a summit, it's Balmoral barbecues.'

There will be time, inevitably, for the King and Prince of Wales to talk properly.

They are aligned on maintaining the status quo for the Sussexer, on working roles and on half-in, half-out. They are facing pressure to consider a 'Sundringham Summit II', to remind the Duke and Duchess of the terms 'they signed up to', as one former royal source puts it, in 2020.

Other advisers are more congestive, believing it would be possible. The palace has no pseudo-licence for the Sussexer, as non-working royals, other than the conventions of family loyalty and life envy the custom reflex on.

Moreover, there is a vital time to treat a transatlantic move as a crisis.

'This isn't 2020,' cautioned one source. 'It's nowhere near as big (as issue) as people stepping back from all royal days to make money.'

'It is the topic that you finally open up after killing as much time as you can to avoid it'

The King is said to have given awareness to his older son and heir that he will prostrate the Royal family. He is pleased to have his grandchildren closer to home, and to see more of his son and daughter-in-law, but the 'to half-in, half-out' had out by the late Queen Elizabeth II in starting.

What that looks like, particularly as the Duchess returns to acting in an 18-centile am Netflix drama about an aristocrat turning 'from Duke to drug baron', is unclear.

The Duke remains a Counsellor of State, meaning he could technically be asked to act for the King if he is abroad, and now has a residence in Britain.

Duchingham Palace has previously said that only working members of the Royal family will be called upon for Counsellor of State duties, but some believe that more clarity is needed once he is living back to Britain.

The Sussexer will not be involved in official working engagements, but the King is at liberty to host them for family occasions as he wishes.

A future Balmoral summer holiday, a Sundringham Christmas or wider family setting at superstarters event with Harry's country-specific Harry is already known to be close with Princess Engoma, being near to one another in Portugal, although perhaps Mike Tundall, whose only returned to when Harry 'was fine' during a talk at a book festival, will need more convincing.

There is an awareness, from the King and future King, about how to protect the remaining working royals, whose daily duties are less lucrative and more arduous than those who have now left.

There is a 'collective-bodng' it is said, that the late Queen's wishes - 'on half-in, half-out' - should be followed.

'There was also a model for being a non-working royal, set by Zara, which the Sussexer didn't want to follow,' says a source. 'This is all new territory for everyone.'

For now, there is Balmoral Elizabeth II famously found it a colour. There is not better place for the King and Prince William, where by their sides, to gather their thoughts.

The King greats the public as he arrives in Balmoral this week with the return of the Sussexer on the horizon

Drugs, sex and a gangster's moll – what Meghan's role could entail

Ed Power

A ROYCHE aristocrat has occurred – and he's brought his plane even female sidekick. No, nor Harry and Meghan. It's the imminent comeback of Guy Bitt that's poorer old melodrama, The Gentlemen, in which Theo James plays a down-on-his-lucktable who has framed top with a lady gangster and aspiring cannabis fusion.

Actually, yes Harry and Meghan. Or, at least, Meghan, and experts the Duchess of Sussex and Bitt has an entails for her to appear in a third season of the Netflix show. Informing the artist of its sex and sex work September (the same month,

incidentally, that the Sussexer are due to move back to the CSL.

Meghan has been to wear 'In a major Netflix drama at that' 21-months ahead when you remember that it's almost a decade since she quit the chewed legal drama feats, who he magnified her to global some fame, and that she's spent much of the past few years talking about how much she had had during in Britain. Now she's coming back, and nothing accounts 'welcome home?' quite like a Kachar drama about drug, sex and gun-loving gangsters.

But while the idea of Meghan's Netflix, express, and more popping up in our binge-wait-5-power may at one level find absurd. The Gentlemen would be the perfect vehicle for her to sustain her screen career. Nobody would ever excuse the Duchess of being the second coming of Meryl Streep.

Guy Bitt, her, The Gentlemen in a poorer old melodrama starring Daniel Ings, right

However, she was perfect for the barley yet addictive feats, and The Gentlemen is more of the same 'so bad of speed' guilty job some fodder.

A research outsider by Kachar of his 699 movie of the same name, The Gentlemen has been a big hit for Netflix. It's Bitt the on-speed funny, absurd - and perhaps best encapsulated by the fact that the most textured performance in the best series was by Yanna Jones as a playy feats' groundnuts.

To other words, it could suit Meghan down to the ground - with the career that it would be obviously he weird watching an eventual royal (no matter how 'nestranged from the Windsor Highland gangster) to be catering to a show about a blue blood trying to entail the coffers by

turning his mansion into a cannabis grow house, with the help of the local crime he'd's daughter, Anne.

There is also the Netflix factor. Meghan has had drugs and down relationship with the streamer. A documentary about the Sussexer show bloodshed numbers, but her lifestyle show With Love, Meghan was put out of its misery after two seasons.

But what sort of character might Meghan play? An American, obviously, the best of the family is that she might portray a colleague of series one's chief villain - a wine-loving full-matter who wanted to buy Halsted Manor from James's Kiddie, over his dead body if necessary.

Having been portrayed as a villain by many other distractors for solving, she would surely have to go back into the part of an actual he/hier for once.

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Half of terror victims denied compensation

Charities say 'survivors deserve better' as less than 8 per cent of claims are approved in two years

By Rob White OSTCOW MOODY WRITISH

MORE THAN half of terror attack victims are denied government compensation. The Telegraph can reveal

a human-shipped through a freedom of information on good health that gets 177 applications were submitted by survivors during the past two years, but as many as 60 were expected.

The Charities' government compensation Authority (Cca), which oversees claims, approved fewer than 8 per cent, with £932,000 paid out in total, the figures confirmed.

The majority of successful applications were from people injured in the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing.

Brendan Cox, whose late wife, Jo Cox MP, was murdered in 2016, said the figures were 'another indicator of a broken system'.

Cca operates Britain's state-funded compensation scheme for people affected by violent crime, including acts of terrorism. Victims can claim for injuries sustained, mental health support and bereavement of a close relative was killed.

Cca has paid out £340m in redress over the past two years, but survivors of terrorism received just £63,164 between August 2016 and August 2016.

During that period, between 105 and 177 applications were made by people, stating they were injured by acts of terrorism, but up to 82 were expected between 2 and 10 were approved and 75 to 87 remained unresolved.

Cca confirmed that the majority of successful claims resulted from the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, in which 22 people were killed and more than a

thousand were injured at an Arena Grande concert.

The figures come on Britain's first memorial day for those affected by terrorism, with events and tributes expected across the country.

Mr Cox, who founded Survivors Against Terror, a campaign group, said 'That is she's the another indicator of the broken system at Cca.'

'It's not just that people are often turned down even when claims are strong. It's that even when claims are agreed, the process is a debilitating, that many claimants wish they had never started the process.'

'The most galling thing is the Government knows the system is broken and knows that survivors are being failed. They have promised many times to fix the broken system, but nothing has changed and so progress has been delivered. It's completely done for able.'

Johanna Parks, of the charity Victim

Support, said: 'The high proportion of reported claims times are unquestionable about whether the current process is working effectively for victims, and we urge Cca to look into the reasons behind these figures.'

'Survivors need and deserve better - a process that is trauma-informed, fair and timely.'

'Survivors need and deserve better. That means a process which is trauma-informed, fair, and timely, which supports survivors rather than causing them further distress.'

In an investigation by The Telegraph earlier this year, Cca's compensation process was severely criticized by survivors, who said they had been 'debiminished, retransmised and completely let down'. Claimants can

only claim for up to three injuries and compensation levels are fixed by Parliament.

However, parents are reduced for each injury, with 100 per cent paid for the worst, 50 per cent for the second and just 10 per cent for the third.

Cindy Butts, the independent public advocate, whose office is funded by the Ministry of Justice to provide victim support after major incidents, said the system was 'satisfied and restrictive'.

She said: 'When half of applications for criminal injuries compensation are being rejected, we have to ask whether the system is genuinely working for the people it was created to support.'

As we mark the first national day of remembrance for victims and survivors of terrorism, we must honour people not only by remembering what happened to them, but by changing the systems that too often let them down.

Campaigners have spent years fighting for reform and in 2016. Burmese

Newlove, then the victims' commissions, said the compensation process was 'extremely traumatic, highly complex and disappointing'.

However, the Johnson government did not respond to the findings and in 2020, Alex Davies Jones, Labour's victims minister, also decided not to make changes.

A government spokesman said: 'These brave victims should be able to access the financial compensation and support they deserve.'

This taxpayer-funded scheme paid out more than £100m last year to victims of violent crime, including terrorism, on top of a record £350m investment in wider victim support services.

'That's alongside the recent launch of a dedicated support service for survivors of terror attacks, which provides specialist assistance throughout their recovery and helps them navigate the compensation process.'

Faithful friend A dog injured while out for a walk has been rescued on a stretcher after falling into a ravine. When Ron slipped down a gubb his owner carried the Labrador pup through Meddale Forest in the Lake District but could not go any further. Cumbria Police were alerted and called in the Kendal Mountain Search and Rescue Team, whose volunteers found the stranded pair on the fell. After treating the dog on the scene, guided over the phone by a team set, the rescuers lifted Ron on to a mountain stretcher. A rescue team spokesman said: 'To keep Ron reassured his owner was only too happy to lie on the stretcher while the team decided them down the fell.'

Labour MPs pressure Burnham to raise spending on foreign aid

By Dominic Printa SENIOR POLITICAL COMMISSIONER

LABOUR MPs have urged Analy Burnham to spend more on foreign aid.

The Prime Minister is under pressure to reverse the cuts to Britain's overseas development budget made for predecessors by Erin Starrier and Bada'Sunak.

Senior Labour health workers urged Mr Burnham and Ed Miliband, the Foreign Secretary, to return spending to 0.7 per cent of gross national income on international debt.

The 0.7 per cent target was ditched by Mr Sunak as chancellor in 2020 to free up money for the Covid response.

He first then cut aid spending from 0.7 per cent to 0.7 per cent to boost the defence budget, prompting anger from

Labour MPs over what was perceived as a broken manifesto pledge.

Foverning Street sources downplayed experts yesterday that Mr Burnham and Mr Miliband had genuinely committed to finding a route back to spending 0.7 per cent.

A source close to the Foreign Secretary insisted that the Government's position was the same as it had always been, and that this aid target would be met only when it was possible to do so in line with the final rules.

Eric Sarah Champion, the Labour chairman of the Commons international development committee, yesterday led a file for Mr Burnham's decrease for foreign aid budget immediately.

Mr Champion said: 'It would be a smart move if Burnham increases our

aid budget, creating a clear point of difference between him and the last administration on the international stage.'

'This, it would mean we could focus on prevention and early intervention, where it comes to some of the big security concerns we face, including climate change, illegal migration and global health risks.'

Meeting the 0.7 per cent target would force the Government to find an extra £5.8m, meaning Mr Burnham would have to raise taxes, cut spending or become more money.

David Taylor, another Labour member of the committee, said experts that Mr Burnham could increase the overseas aid budget were 'factuals' since'.

Tom Rushworth, the Labour MP for Bishop Auckland, who worked in

international development before entering politics, called on the Government to be 'more honest' about the impact of its aid cut-to-date.

Mr Rushworth said: 'In response, are

'It would be a smart move, creating a clear point of difference between him and the last administration'

people who have to make choices about what we think our Government's priorities should be, we need to be well-informed. This isn't a view for or against.'

'This is part fact that research shows the catastrophic loss of life, gets not going to school, undermining our

ability to defend ourselves against pandemic - these are all researched, evidence-based views. But there's been no Government analysis.

'The an MP that's constantly clamming for the Government to invest more in my community, so I'm not unanticipated to the fiscal challenges. But we need to be really clear about what the consequences are.'

Mr Rushworth urged Mr Burnham and John Hooke, the Chancellor, not to raise taxes on our own income but suggested they should look at other ways to raise funds.

The 0.7 per cent target was first established by the UN in the 1970s and is now to be 'political, for international efforts to reduce poverty and tackle global health issues. However, only four coun-

tirement the target - Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Luxembourg - with most countries having reduced aid budgets.

Robert Jorూప, Reform UK's Treasury spokesman, said: 'Burnham will take your taxes to pay for foreign aid. Reform will put British people first.'

But Dante Emily Thornberry, Labour chairman of the foreign affairs committee, suggested she would welcome Mr Burnham spending more on overseas aid so long as the cash was 'well spent'.

Dante Emily told they News: 'I think that well spent money internationally is really important, whether it is helping countries to deal with the effects of climate change, which clearly affects the developing world largely.'

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Banned driver high on cocaine stole Maserati and killed great-grandfather

By Telegraph Reporter

A LITIGOLALITIST driver killed a great-grandfather after crashing a stole Maserati into a garden.

A more than 100,000 man placed in 11 years and six months after John Bell, 74, suffered a 'new nerve after rupture' which he was not able to do at last pinned against the wall of a house in Broughes Forty, near Garden.

The 55-year-old, who had 30 previous convictions, including numerous mornings, debuts, committed causing death by dangerous driving and was also bruised from the road for 50 years when he was sentenced yesterday.

On Apr 13, Garden, who had taken cocaine, made the high powered spurs car from a motor dealership forecourt and drove away, reaching upwards of 40 highest standards, caught surfaced.

He jumped a red light, drove on the

wrong side of the road and overtook into one sitting traffic, Edinburgh High Court heard.

His lost control of the vehicle on a hand, slipped a back, struck a traffic island with a gun and the other had a hedge into a garden where Mr Bell was doing some work for energifood.

The high court, who had 30 previous driver before pinning him against the wall of the house.

Addressing Garden, Lord Baird said: 'From the moment you drove away from the garage, you demonstrated a wicked disregard for the lives of others. No sentence this court can impose any possible hope to make up for the loss Mr Bell's family and friends have suffered.'

'To add to the tragedy of the incident, Mrs Bell, who had witnessed the car crash into her garden, came round the side of the house to check on her husband. One can scarcely imagine her

Franc Garber, attempted to bat the scene but who defendedly pensers the flight, the ruined Maserati

feelings of horror and grief when she saw what had happened.'

'Instead of expressing remorse or long finding out whether you could offer any assistance, you attempted to do this same but were kept naive by passers who just spoke arrived.'

'Victim impact statements from Mr Bell family had described, 'I had that will never be filled'. The court heard that Mr Bell had three children, 10 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

At the meeting last month, Graeme Jessop KC, the prosecutor, told the court Garden had been travelling at 4th and just 1st councils before the crash. When the car struck the house, it was still doing 3mph.

The Maserati, which had a top speed of 15mph, belonged to the 1st, however and was estimated to be worth £40,000.

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Fraudster conned £31,000 from insurers claiming 30 per cent will

Romanian made up fatal scenarios for animals that never existed after getting into financial difficulties

By Samuel Montgomery

AN INSURANCE fraudster pocketed £31,000 for claiming that more than 30 factual acts had died in varied and overturned nature ways.

Robert Corts, 40, took on doomed insurance policies for animals that never existed before claiming they had died in accidents.

In our instance, the taxi driver from Liverpool alleged that buy per day Lee had drowned after falling in the sea while chasing a wagon on the Secret Fire. In another, a bleeding called Lala a said to have slipped out of its head before being struck by a lorry in the Lake District.

Corts, who had said he was suffering from financial difficulties because of his taxi repeatedly breaking down, made more than 30 fictitious claims between December 2013 and August 2020 worth £31,700.

Rhe pleaded guilty at Liverpool Crown Court this week to five charges of fraud for fake representation against insurers, which included killants, black-ontolog formal, Admiral and Pinnacle.

Corts, who was born in Romania and has held settled status in the UK since 2005, was sentenced to 20 months in prison, suspended in 30 months with a rehabilitation activity requirement of up to 20 days.

Investigators discovered falsified documents which he supplied to support the claims, including fake veterinary records, altered per medical histories, complete paperwork and laborated bank statements.

Corts told detectives: "The money had been spent on family finances", according to the Liverpool Star.

Bank hype, presenting, said he had taken out the capacity of the insurance policies under fake states.

Bank Griffin, defending, told the court that Corts was his family's "sole head-winner" who had stopped working as a factory supervisor and bought a taxi which "looks down multiple times".

Seasoning, Judge Gary Woodhall said: "You eventually obtained fraudulent insurance policies from the owner, either with false details or in your own

Robert Corts, 40, had altered veterinary records and fabricated bank statements

name", but added that Corts had been "struggling financially" and had since "supermarket money".

"I am just about persuaded that your romance, the admissions from the outset and the fact there has been no law that offending may well allow for a conclusion that there is a realistic prospect of rehabilitation in the community," he said.

He added: "You made multiple applications to those insurers. You essentially obtained fraudulent insurance policies from the owner, either with false details or in your own name.

"The insurance business generally has to never heardly to try to stop the sort of things that you did. That increase should be over body life."

You are of previous good character. You were born in Romania and were presented to the status in the country in 2010. You say you were struggling financially. You have improved remove.

There is some detail provided suggesting the year single threat was the cause of your offending due to debt. He had incurred. Your dates do not reach up, as far as that is concerned. You are found working as a tax donor in October 2024, and this offending started almost 12 months earlier.

You have given differing accounts of how the money has been spent, whether on your taxi or on family finances. You now say that it is all of the above. Your account appears to be inconsistent and a way to explain away your exposed and prolonged activity. The total actual loss is £31,700. Further claims were unsuccessful. Your intended loss was greater than that which was actually sustained.

"Bearing in mind the period over which this occurred and the number of individual offenses, these are factors that would indicate that as a use where appropriate punishment can only be achieved by an immediate custodial sentence.

The balance, given the potential impact on others and the loss of employment that would flow from an immediate custodial sentence, I am just persuaded that this is a case where it is appropriate to suspend this sentence of imprisonment."

An Auditor of the Insurance Fraud Bureau, said insurance fraud was no victimless crime.

The insurance fraud is framed custom, yes and undermasks a system people depend on the support.

Actress Margaret Quality, wearing the Chanel side-lass sandals to the Leicester Square premises

Bare your sole: Minimalist financial scandals hit red carpet

By Rebecca Cage

SOMETIMES, fashion designers create things that are meant for the catwalk. Viral moments that get people talking, but that, in reality, will never make it to stress or on to red people's bodies!

Earlier than year it was the franchise's bare eyes. (see second that example). A sandal made by Matthew Blayr at Chanel for the resort collection. It consisted of only a small leather food cup, a stage around the ankle (finishing large double C Chanel logo), and six months else. No too covering, no sole. A handled class.

Now, the shoe that turns had a thousand moments in its right has been seen in the catwalk. The shoe on the foot of Margaret Quality, a 16-year-old actress. The way to hit a shoe in the daughter of Fran Whitinga and a Parental star Andre MacDowell were the sandals to the premiere of her new film, The Day Star, walking the red carpet at London last. See.

A further bullet on the cover got the pose to wear them. The best even resembles a jazz shoe.

I quickly, actually, the simply hat to walk on the stairs of the red carpet rather than watching a two-seat scooter Square and through the grimy streets of central London in the first sandals.

If any two-seat scooter is not set out to wear these shoes, Quality's an always a contender. After all, she has had a relationship with the brand since she was a teenager, when she decided for them again.

Since then, she's worst Chanel on numerous occasions, including to the 2020 Oscar-nutrition Award. The off-the-shoulder black dress designed to the in-house team this one before Blayr's appointment as well as a vantage shoes from 1995, which she changed to a 2000 year old woman on stage dedicated to 60 years of the James Bond's last face.

In 2024, she returned to the catwalk to open the Chanel spring summer 2024 show. But while she chose a regular on the front row since Blayr took his home as December 2024, including a 2000 year old woman on the Lake Como, she wasn't at the show in Exactly where the band is sandals made their debut.

It's a treatment to her closeness to Blayr and a particular boy wearing the shoes at all, as they are not in production at the sale. The rest of her look was also Chanel, a cap-and-mouth dress with face & tingling detail.

Keeping her hair loose and wavy, and wearing minimal prewibry (just a pair of Covenemade 'V4' butpavada' earrings and a 50-day ring), she looked a perfect example of a hole beach goddess' someone who had just stepped off her yacht in Capri and was a relatively around-the-shope.

She even maintained her position on her toes to the shoes, choosing a public-class black box.

Syrian migrant 'Samartitan' raped Teenager in beach lavatory Teacher who emailed vulnerable schoolgirl late at night avoids ban

By Telegraph Reporter

A YERASE migrant who raped a teenager in a beach lavatory has been able to do any one and time months.

Mohammed Abdullah, 19, attacked the girl after offering her a role home on the back of his 6-bike late at night.

He staged at a portable toilet on the greenstepide in Boaz (some with and dragged his drunken and vulnerable victim towards a before-handling her into the situation) looking for a new and raging her. Afterwards, Abdullah's ticket back towards his friends on the grass.

The woman who came to be named for legal reasons, flagged down a stranger and used him above to call her mum and told her: "I've been raped".

Abdullah, who came to Britain in 2021 (and had been in the United States and was granted permanent leave to remain, denied he had raped her and claimed they had committed).

But he was found guilty by a jury on May 12 after an eight-day trial at Boamnemark Crown Court. Judge

Robert Parsons told Abdullah he was a 'casual problem' who 'have previously what he was going to do' when he was his victim as a 'vulnerable' state.

The attack happened in the early hours of July 6 last year. The young woman had been on a night with his friend before they went into separate.

Tin now petrified of all men and scared to go out at night. I have panic attacks and repeat dreams

ways, it was only then the victim realised her phase had died and she had no way of ringing a taxi to she decided to walk home along the grass.

She unconditionally stared and felt friends and asked if she could look at maps on one of their mobile phones and see where she was going.

One of the group said Abdullah, who was 19 at the time, would give her a role home on the bike. The woman told the

court: 'I remember being gunned. I used to light a little bit. I couldn't really do anything. I was in shock. I was whimpering, like a puppy dog.'

The victim added: 'I'm now petrified of all men and scared to go out at night. I have panic attacks and repetitive dreams where I'm walking down the beach and then I meet him and I always wake up as I enter the parades and the door shuts behind me. I have been diagnosed with PTSD and thought about killing myself.'

Richard Tutt, defending, said that Abdullah was a young man of previous good character who had been studying at West Thames College and worked as a trainer (active in December, he said his friend would find custody "particularly difficult" due to his limited English and his difficult, depreceth background.

Judge Parsons told Abdullah that he found the evidence to be 'progressive' and 'selling: 'The one thing you might have done if you had a shred of the envy was to good quality but you put your victim through the ordeal of a trial.'

By Telegraph Reporter

A MATTER teacher who regularly emailed a vulnerable schoolgirl late at night can play in the profession.

Janet Wall, who worked at King's Leadership Academy, Liverpool, exchanged more than 200 emails with the student, telling her in newspapers and at a time that 'I am always here' and 'I got your back', and even promising to find her the 'perfect food threat'. 'I also being in the past, I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and I have been a good man and

But it concluded that communization was not 'normal', despite being 'highly personal' and 'inappropriate' and said Mr Wall still had a 'positive executive loss' to make to the profession.

He admitted to 'unrestor' and 'inappropriate' contact but was driven by a concern for the 'vulnerable' students' wellbeing and welfare.

The tribunal based Mr Wall would discuss his own romantic relationships

with the pupil, telling her: 'I used to be obsessed with certain someone for such a purpose, and now my I wake up and down to stress and desired her.'

Mr Wall, who started teaching at the school in Sept 2022, would also call the pupil 'live', 'male' and 'wast711'. Mr Wall came to Britain from Afghan

The absence of conduct of a sexual nature and any actual harm weighed against prohibition

slain as a refugee and tavern. The BBC reported he was inspired in 2020 to become a teacher at the academic point by his own experience as a student there. As long ahead of the world after he arrived in the UK.

The panel also based Mr Wall's approach to encourage the decision, most of the school's safeguarding team after the pupil came to him with a safe guarding concern, which he failed to

unmediately report. Mr Wall acknowledged emails with the pupil in the early month and ended his own experience as a student there. However, January 9 2024 said March 12 2024, the tribunal found.

Giving evidence, Mr Wall said he was unaware staff should not avail pupils outside school for the spring, and staff and pupils emailed at late in 1994.

The panel was also told that Mr Wall continued to communicate with the pupil even after he was advised by another teacher.

The emails were flagged by the school's internal monitoring system on March 9 2024, and had been required the pupil after he claimed to have failed the email address.

The tribunal said: 'The overall communication of the case, including the student's identification of the child's health and remedial steps taken, the love role of regulation, the absence of any health problem to the public's health and the absence of evidence of sexual harm to Pupil, is weighed against recommending prohibition.'

Sour Cream: Clapton's boutique hotel has one star for food hygiene

By Telegraph Reporter

A NEW EDITION on towards this Clapton has scored a one-star food hygiene rating.

The Berylhope County House Hotel, a country hotel in North Yorkshire, is one of the 'improvement', inspectors warned.

Inspectors from North Yorkshire Council visited the hotel, a few miles from Milton on July 7.

The food Standards Agency concluded that for hygiene food handling, it was a matter of 'major improvement necessary'.

The hotel says it has undertaken a range of work to ensure it will score well on a re-implementing place next week.

The Elizabeth the hotel's general manager said: 'As a dedicated and diligent manager, I was, of course, initially very upset after the initial inspectors.'

Following our last inspection, we were given advisory notice of work that should be completed, in particular the

floor and the storage cupboards, although the majority of the rooms are previous runs.

'Unfortunately, we could not get the required tradesters that we needed for such a large area, times passed and I admittedly let 'no much time do.'

Work has now been completed in finding a new floor and repaired cup.

We could not get the required tradesters that we needed, times passed and I let 'no much slip'

boards. Ms Gaskell said: 'the added: 'The other issue was misuse of kitchen equipment: the equipment was not used.'

The first time was a 10th instigation, 'after our initial disappointment was an finding occurred, positive now all outstanding work has been completed and are very much looking forward to our resuspective and hospital, a restoring our previous rating of four, of

Eric Clapton, right, owns the Berylhope hotel in North Yorkshire

non-betie, the minimum score of four.

The Gaskell said the Departmental Health Office had been extremely supportive, providing guidance to help the venue.

He said: 'Four year hotel offers 14 bedrooms, a

restaurant and can host events, including the weddings for up to 100 people.

Ms Gaskell said: 'To clarify, the house dates back to the 19th century and is a stand build way. The maintenance, using essential works to deter us we have to be satisfied of the internal structure.'

Mr Clapton bought the 18th century house in 2015.

The 61-year-old former Crown guitarist was a regular native to the hotel before he bought the house.

It offers great a tempo, cost and help for lounge room, as well as the no-one restores.

Google awards the stay 4.7 stars out of the night. Topaz three awards 4.5 stars out of five.

Last year, Mr Clapton was undecided in a row with his neighbors over plans to rehab their country home.

The guitarist helped an eddy-torn against proposals to demolish and rebuild the £2.7m factory Bills property, which his neighbors bought last year.

In a letter to the local authority, Clapton claimed the kitchen, living room, study and bedroom more than a month ago. A regular home was a popular measure of the privacy.

In particular, he said the plans for an 'unrestor' and a new event to his swimming pool being overlooked.

People Clapton also found social planning officers approved the plans.

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GCSE maths and English resits will hit record high

By Albert Tait and Ollie Corfe

A RECORD number of GCSE maths and English language exams will be retaken after the failure rate reached in highest level in two decades.

Almost 700,000 mandatory resits of the two subjects will take place in England in the 2020-27 academic year after more than four in 50 pupils failed their tests.

It is the most resits since compulsory re-examinations were introduced in 2016.

Pupils who achieve less than a grade 4 in the two subjects are forced to rank the exam the next academic year but Education Secretary Gary Powell said this week that Labour will remove the forced resits and introduce a new 'wrapping stone' qualification.

Telegraph analysis of data from the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCG) show 42.8 per cent of pupils failed maths in 2020, up from 37 per cent in 2014 and the highest since 2019.

Meanwhile, the failure rate for English language has reached 40.3 per cent, the highest it has been since 2016.

Young people in England who fail to pass their English language or maths GCSE are required to make those qualifications as a condition of their further education or college places being funded. Candidates can choose to read the exams in November or the main summer exam across during May and June. Wales and Northern Ireland do not have the same room policy.

The policy in England has come under increased scrutiny in recent years because of record low numbers passing their next exams. According to

700,000

Number of mandatory resits of GCSE English and Maths to take place in England in the 2020-27 academic year

The Telegraph's analysis of this year's results, a record 696,000 mandatory resits will take place in England in the 2020-27 academic year, some 20,000 more than last year and rest a quarter of a million more than in the 2014-15 academic year.

The record number is partly due to rising entries to both exams, with around 800,000 English language and 851,000 maths candidates this year, up from roughly 434,000 and 666,000 respectively in 2016.

Mr Powell announced this week the Government would be sticking with plans for a new 'wrapping stone' qualification that would help the lowest scoring students to gradually build up to retaking their GCSEs.

However, the qualification has been met with a optimum from education experts and school leaders who warned that 'finkering at the edges of the qualification system will not solve this problem'.

Mandatory resits were introduced in August 2016 as the government believed too many young people were leaving school without adequate English and maths skills.

The Department for Education has been contacted for comment.

What a drop A 27-strong team from Skydive Langar have smashed the Royal Marines and Royal Navy's 1986 24-way canopy formation record. The Nottingham-based dare devils jumped at 16,000ft before linking as they stood on other parachutes.

Tory councils forced to fund Burnham's devolution drive

By Dominic Penna

HEWING POLITICAL COMMUNITY SOCIETY

LOW TAX Tory councils will be forced to foot the bill for Andy Burnham's devolution plans, local leaders have claimed.

The Government has cut funding for six London borough councils by up to 40 per cent as it seeks to underestimate across the rest of England.

In a letter to the Prime Minister, the Conservative leaders of Birmingham and Chelsea, Westminster and Wandsworth councils urged Mr Burnham to refrain the proposals.

They wrote: 'Under a new funding formula which assumes every council sets a national level of council tax, councils which set lower council taxes than they effectively lose central government funding and must make up the difference. This punishes low tax councils.'

The affected councils in the capital have been given permission by Labour to introduce into appeal council tax increases for next year.

Wandsworth councils co-ordinating a 160 per cent increase in bills from next April, saying the new powers first brought forward by Sir John Ramsey.

But the tax rises will take effect under Mr Burnham, who is working with Angela Kapner, the Housing Secretary, to bring forward further reforms to local government funding. Under rules

'Councils which set lower council taxes effectively lose central funding. This punishes low-tax councils'

first introduced by Mr Rayner at the start of last year, authorities that set low council tax will receive smaller government grants than those with higher bills.

Elizabeth Campbell, Paul Swadilla and Robert Merritt, the Birmingham and Chelsea, Westminster and Wandsworth council leaders, told the Prime Minister they already kept just a 'minimal proportion' of revenue they raised from business rates.

They said: 'Your administration has inherited a set of previous decisions by the Labour Government which look out to worsen the lives of local residents across London and the South East.'

Under a new funding formula which assumes every council sets a national level of council tax, councils which set lower council taxes than this effectively lose central government funding and must make up the difference. This punishes low-tax councils.'

The new funding formula effectively rules out the possibility of areas choosing to be low tax on principle because councils running their areas more economically are more likely to have to impose cuts therefore.

A government spokesman said: 'We're fixing an outdated funding system so funding goes where need is greatest. For too long, some of the wealthiest parts of the country have benefited from unequivocally high levels of government support while communities facing greater pressures last out, but reforms still make the system fairer for taxpayers across the country.'

Tax form errors may land you in court

HMRC's plans to penalise 'reckless' claims risk prosecutions over honest mistakes, warn experts

By Alex Marsh answer warms

TAXPAYERS could face prosecution for misdemeanors as HMRC plan to introduce a new crime, industry experts have warned.

The offence would apply to cases where a taxpayer makes 'reckless' torture—bombards or declarations in relation to their affairs, including in their self-assessment return.

Taxpayers who deliberately mislead HMRC and create tax can already be prosecuted under a wrong situation.

The authority said that people who

made genuine mistakes would not meet the legal threshold for 'recklessness' under the new offence and so would not be prosecuted.

However, firemen leading both tax experts—the Observed Institute of Taxation (OIT)—and that the people in 'could leave honest taxpayers facing prosecution for mistakes rather than dishonesty'.

Examples of 'reckless' behaviour that could soon be sanctioned include claiming a significant tax relief without checking eligibility, the HMRC consultation said.

A self-employed worker who completed their own tax return and failed to check and record if they received additional income into a secondary bank account could also be prosecuted.

HMRC can already launch prosecutions for similar errors in matters cele-

ring to indirect taxes such as VAT, but the latest proposals would apply to direct levies such as income tax.

Tax experts warned that the move related a risk that taxpayers would face 'life-changing' criminal investigations for not checking tax returns properly.

Defendants found guilty could be hit with an unlimited fine, or be sent to prison for up to two years.

Ellen Milner, of the ODT, said: 'We are concerned that the proposed offence will not create a clear enough distinction between carelessness, recklessness and deliberate conduct. Without that, there is a risk that compliant taxpayers and advisers could face the threat of criminal investigation for conduct that falls short of dishonesty.'

She added that a criminal offence should be resolved for 'grounds, not on wrongdoing', rather than situations

where a taxpayer acting in good faith makes a mistake or reaches a different conclusion to the human.

HMRC said that proving 'reckless' issue 'in tax statements would require evidence that a person recognised a

£59.2bn

The difference between the amount of tax that should have been paid and that which was collected in 2024-25

clear risk that information was untrue and went on to submit it regardless. However, its own consultation on the plans and that the offence could be used in cases where 'dishonesty cannot be established.'

The proposed forms part of HMRC's plan to close its multimillion-pound tax gap, which is the difference between the amount of tax that should in theory be paid and the amount that is collected.

In 2024-25, this gap totalled £59.2bn, up from £66.8bn the previous year.

HMRC said that the new offence would not apply to circumstances in which a taxpayer had made a 'tareless' error, such as failing to include a small amount of bank interest in their tax return due to 'genuine misunderstanding'.

The authority added that the powers would allow it to address errors that fall 'between carelessness and dishonesty'.

It comes after a separate consultation detailed HMRC plans to penalise taxpayers who fail to correct errors once they are identified.

John Hood, of tax firm Moore King-ston Smith, said: 'There will be a very fine tax between failing to do what a normally compliant person would do and consciously failing to check something and fixing reckless.'

There is a real risk that taxpayers will face life-changing criminal investigations for not checking their tax returns properly and HMRC considers that they know or should have known there was a risk the return was incorrect.

An HMRC spokesman said: 'To be clear, it's totally incorrect to suggest people who make genuine mistakes will face criminal prosecution. This proposal is clearly aimed at those who make reckless untrue statements or declarations.'

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How was my daughter's killer allowed to walk away scot-free?

Charles Hymus HOME APPEARS ENOUGH

Father of nine-year-old stabbing victim challenges court verdict that saw teenager acquitted

TOM TRUMPE cannot understand how British justice got it so wrong that it let the killer of his 'bubbly firecracker' of a daughter walk free from court.

On the window sill of his home in Hampshire, there is a picture of his nine-year-old daughter alongside a card saying, 'Asia, the firefighted star in the sky.'

She died on Dec 13 last year after being stabbed by a 65-year-old boy who claimed he had been planning to 'scare' her with an 8,216 knife he had taken from the kitchen. He admitted waving it 'simp-style' at her then making a freezing mess towards her, resulting in the knife plunging him into their chest and falling her within minutes with a second to her heart.

Mr Thorpe says he was told by prosecutors and police that it was a 'slink-fault' that the teenager would be convicted of manslaughter if not murder, but, in June this year, he was acquitted off with charges.

Speaking for the first time since the trial alongside his partner and future leader, Mr Thorpe said, 'We are holding up to the splendor of hope that someone could look at this song.' 'God, this was awful. How have they got this so wrong?' 'Whoever you speak to, no one understands how he's walked scot-free.'

The family claim the verdict amounted to a miscarriage of justice because they say the judge wrongly directed the jury that the teenager could only be cured out of manslaughter if they were sure he deliberately stabbed into in a way that any reasonable person believed would cause harm.

They have latched a campaign 'Justice for Asia Thorpe' backed by Surfa Braverman, the former major secretary and

attorney general, and seeking a Court of Appeal review of the judge's 'murderer text' on the basis she wrongly included in Minnesota as a factor. Ultimately, they would like to see a retrial.

'If we can get some sort of legal ruling from the Attorney General, who looks at that and says that was wrong, we can then say, sadly, what has happened with Asia has happened,' said Mr Thorpe.

'If we can't change the verdict in the case, then whatever has happened in this trial with the judge's directions misleading the jury, this must never even happen again, because you can't murder or so tolerably kill someone's five the scene, and get away with it. It's just disgusting.

'I mean, if you dislike such, wait someone and you kill someone, that's murder. So why are we looking at that on the manslaughter charge?'

Mr Thorpe, 36, and maybe, 34, are you to avoid that the teenage killer of Asia did nothing to try to save her or even after her first door neighbours. Instead, he was caught on CCTV at a railway station appearing to re-enter the trial stabbing to a group of youths waiting on the platform before police arrived and seized to leave an airy air.

Walking into a living room with the biggest knife in the house, freeing towards a 48-nine-year-old, leaving her for dead, looking the dogs away, putting your coat on, unmally strolling out of the door. How on earth, with all of that happening, do you get to walk out of court before we had even walked out of court?' said Mr Thorpe.

At the trial in June, Mr Thorpe sought one of the lawyers describing it as a 'slow-moving car crash' as it became clear that the boy's defence there was an accident could stick.

'Their appeals for no-blousness or negligence to be added as a factor in the alleged manslaughter were rejected by the judge.

'If I live that scene of a car accident or run someone over by accident, I'm liable by even just coaching a car for his

securities in prison, points on my former, first, all of that. He's walked in there, stabbed her, left her for dead, left the scene, and tried escaping to Birmingham on a train,' said Mr Thorpe. 'As they prepared for the jury's verdicts, they

had been advised by their legal team to leave the court quickly or pay a fee of the judgments. Nothing, however, could prepare them for the trauma of that moment when, for Mr Thorpe, the memories of that fateful day he was told of her death come flooding back.

An offshoot wind turbine required Mr Thorpe had been in Brighton on a two-week shift when he was pleased on Dec 15 by Stravianstrup, grandfather to be told, 'I've got some bad news, made yourself comfortable, Stravian dead.'

'When we got the red guilty verdicts, it was like we'd just set her again, and had to come to terms with the fact that someone can spends up in court then are left pre-cess to blame. They're the reason that they'd end. He

did nothing to attempt to help her, and specify who he tried to support.'

Mr Thorpe remembers Asia as 'a bubbly firecracker, because that was her.' 'She would be the one to say: 'What are we doing? What are we doing today?' he says. 'She loved being in the woods. She loved stabbing the trees, so man has that she climbed one tree at one point, and she was like, 'Eat. I can't get down.'

Mrs Braverman has written to Attorney General Ellis Braverman and Andy Burcham, saying them to order the case to the Court of Appeal to clarify the 'question of law' as 'such a murder never happens again.'

The case came, however, he retired under double property laws unless new 'compelling' evidence.

'The injustice of Asia's case undermines public confidence in our courts'

emerges. Mr Thorpe admits there is 'slim-future' of this but has asked for a meeting with the Crown Prosecution Service to review their options and any evidence that may not have been presented in court.

Mrs Braverman, who has set up a petition on her website to support calls for a review, said: 'The injustice of Asia's case undermines public confidence in our courts. In no world should the boy who admitted his actions which led to Asian death be waiting for, it is more public.'

The Attorney General must stop in and ensure that something is done to right this horrendous mass airings of justice. The Thorpe family and Asia deserve nothing less than the whole country's support in their campaign.'

Buddhist monk is ached and kicked by masked e-bike rider

By Telegraph Reporter

A SCIENTIST panel has been injured after a masked e-bike rider punched him in the face in a pack close to his family.

Kameha Sripurano is said two masked young people who died him in Shishorn River from Park, South Tyneside, on Tuesday, leaving him with a cut to his mouth and damage of glare.

One of the attackers was riding an e-bike and drilled early several 20 years apart to throw grass and dirt at him, he said.

The monk, who in from Thailand and has been teaching at the nearby Uhamnakpur Medical and Center for an event, said he was injured in a single month to take at the time of the attack.

He grabbed the rider's jacket to stop him approaching him was grun tied on the face before the other person kicked

him to the ground. Speaking to BBC News, he said: 'Many times they have tried to get any attention but I ignore them and most of the time it usually works and they go away.'

But in the latest attack, he said he

heard someone shewing behind him and saw after an ankle waving a hand, as tried to avoid his pain.'

'He dropped in front of me like he wanted to get any attention,' said Mr Sripurano to. 'When I was to watch away from that spot, he kept following

me. He wouldn't have me alone. When I tried to approach him I couldn't be mighty title the bike directly at me, so I grabbed his sleeve jacket and he started punching me in the face.'

'I can't to them, I didn't do anything to you. I didn't do anything to you. I just want you to stop and they said, 'I know' and me away.'

Mr Sripurano is pursuing a doctorate researching modern Thai Buddhism at the University of Edinburgh.

Having initially decided to act to import it, he later came to the police. He said he did not want to name those involved. Instead, he urged parents to speak to their children, saying: 'I'm not happy. So they want their own family to be harassed by other people like that. So they want their community to be not safe for the family they love!'

Northampton Police said it was investigating the attack.

Nowak killer made up racial abuse claims after brother's prompting

By Neil Johnston JOURNAL NEWS REPORTER

HENRY NOWAK'S killer fabricated claims of racial abuse after being prompted by his brother newly released court transcript reveal.

Noknam Digwa stabbed Mr Nowak free times with a ceremonial danger after a confrontation in Southampton last December.

The 23-year-old then claimed Mr Nowak had made racial data, punched him and has died off his turban. Digwa was jailed for life with a minimum term of 25 years on June 1 for the murder of the 18-year-old thames student.

The case prompted protests after police body work came to footage was released showing officers falling to give Mr Nowak first aid. Instead they handcuffed him in he no dying, despite him telling officers that he could not

bear the. Questions remain over how Hampshire officers handled this murder and was an unedited transcript of the trial has been released by the Center for Justice. Police is revealed body that was sent to a justice system.

The transcript reveals how Digwa misled officers. 'We can't even stabbed the killer says of Mr Nowak, despite having kicked him twice in the log before asking, 'I don't know what he's talking about,' he's pretending.'

Asked why he said this while his victims' face is covered in blood, Digwa will be his due Lobboobeng KC, the gene coming harmless. 'That no idea that it's totally dubbed (him)'.

The transcript reveals he was apparently prompted to make the killer cut into claim by Gorgever Digwa, his 27-year-old brother, who arrived at the scene after his stabbing. He is querring about Mr Lobboobeng ask: 'I'd like racially say

anything to you?' before Digwa replies: 'Yeah, he called me a P—as well.'

Asked whether he had caught to depict Mr Nowak as a 'drunk racist who'd attacked a child,' Digwa replies: 'I did say that, yes.'

The barteries then put it to him that this was a 'pack of law,' but he insisted: 'It's not the law, it's the truth.'

In his watercasing remarks, Judge William Mendez KC rejected the killer's claims of racial abuse, stating there was no evidence of the said true at odds with Mr Nowak's character.

During a conversation on the bus of a police run days after the killing, Gorgever was recorded trying his brother to claim he actually will deliver.

Digwa was also asked by his mother, Kiran Karat, 53, who agreed to take the commonsal knife away from the scene. She was jailed for three years for assisting an offender.

No happy ending for trio who dug way into shop from massage parlour

By Baby Clare NEWS REPORTER

THREE men have admitted plotting to height upwolters drug for hand fling in from massage parlour next door.

Loan Asafeti, 16, Lancersire Eunsel Nimoun, 38, both of an Rural address, and Sengri Hasim, 62, of Petalabow, Co Amnagh, plucked guilty of Kingston Crown Court yesterday to conspiracy to commit burglary with intent to steal and cause criminal damage.

They were arrested by the Metropolitan Police after a wider investigation linked them to a series of burglaries worth more than 2500,000.

Officers were called to reports of a suspect of burglary on Mit Ram Rosette Tooting, south-west London, on July 17,

and arrived at the scene at 12pm. Bodyworn footage showed that Nimoun was arrested immediately in a nearby alleyway, while snarled was caught hiding on a rooftop, the Met Police said. The

Our message to these criminals is clear—target London businesses and we'll hunt you down!

officers also searched a massage parlour the past had broken into, where they uncovered the plot to tunnel through a wall into the neighbouring predilept shop and found bags of iron and equipment to dig the hole, the force asked.

The turned that was discovered by officers last month is a Testing massage parlour

Fhatin was arrested at Stansted airport later that day as he tried to fine to Ireland, after officers identified a car linked to the going and used mobile phone did not at a time.

The investigation, led by the Met Police's Flying Squad, linked the group to several burglaries across London between May and July.

The police said that the men had mainly targeted jewellers 'using tunnelling techniques to gain access to shops overnight while imposing security systems', the force said.

CCTV footage showing the most obtaining tools and other equipment used in the offences was recovered by narcotics.

Further inquiries through Interpol

found the group had possible links to similar offences in Europe.

Det Sont Dan Mitchell, of the Met Police's Flying Squad, said the arrests 'turned part of a wider Flying Squad investigation that uncovered an organized crime group linked to a string of jewellers shop形成 on across London, with more than 2700,000.'

He added: 'We're driving down commercial burglary across the capital, with offences falling by 22 per cent in the past year.'

Our message to these criminals is clear—target London businesses and we'll hunt you down and put you before the courts.

The three men will be arrested at Kingston Crown Court on Oct 25.

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Prostate cancer cases surge by 100,000

One diagnosis every eight minutes as more men get tested for most common form of the disease in UK

By LOREN DORRETT 1994/1/29 KENTON

THE number of men living with prostate cancer in the UK has surged by 100,000 since 2020, a hardy has said.

Figures from the National Cancer Register show the number of cases in a fifth in the past six years, as more men come forward for testing.

Prostate cancer is now the most common cancer diagnosed in the UK, having everyday breast cancer.

More than 99,000 men are diagnosed each year - equivalent to one diagnosis every eight minutes.

Macmillan estimates about 600,000 men are living with prostate cancer in the UK today, compared with about 500,000 in 2019.

Experts said the figures reflected increasing diagnosis and survival in an ageing population, with more men

'Prostate cancer develops without symptoms... it's important to speak to your GP if you're worried'

coming forward for tests. High-profile figures with the condition, such as his Chris Roy, Rob Willis and Jeremy Clarkson talking publicly about their diagnosis has led to growing awareness of the disease.

The figures rate after The Telegraph revealed last week that guidance giving all men over the age of 50 the right to respond of 64,000 had been withdrawn.

The change was condemned as an 'outrageous betrayal'. Lord Cameron, the former prime minister, described it as a 'backwards step'.

The blood test measures levels of prostate-specific antigen (PSA), which can be caused by prostate cancer, although other conditions can also cause high readings.

'Adiate or replace until last week for the 2020 period.' The PSA test is available free to men who request it.'

An accompanying flow chart for GPs was still more explicit, asking: 'Even man choose to have PSA test?' If the answer was 'yes', the instruction was

'carry out PSA test.' The Department of Health has insisted that this did not amount to a right to a test, but simply a right to ask for one, saying the final decision was always intended to rest with the GP.

However, ministries representing successive governments have reportedly described such a right.

In 2050, Steve Brime, then public-health minister, told the Commons: 'Men over 50 have the right to be given a PSA test five on the 50th year, they have discussed the advantages and disadvantages with their GP.'

He added: 'The FCRMP (Prostate Cancer Risk Management Programme) makes that very clear to GPs, and, having discussed the pros and cons, to uncover 50 should be told.' So:

The Telegraph is campaigning for the rollout of targeted screening, with prostate-specific antigen (PSA) tests offered to black men, those with a family history of prostate cancer and those carrying other high-risk genes.

Experts have noted a 'staggering' rise in men seeking checks since Sir Chris revealed his terminal diagnosis in 2019.

The six-time Olympic cycling gold medallion is among those calling for screening to be rolled out so that men at high risk are offered checks.

However, the Government intends to limit screening to those with a specific genetic variant alongside a family history of related disease. Its advisers have said that would cover 'a few thousand' men.

Dr Anthony Caudiffe, lead medical adviser at Macmillan Cancer Support, said many men were unaware that prostate cancer can have no symptoms in its early stages.

He said: 'One of the biggest misunderstandings I have a clear finding well means you cannot have prostate cancer.'

'Many people are surprised to learn that, in reality, prostate cancer often develops without symptoms in its early stages, which is why it's important to have a conversation with your GP if you're worried.'

Symptoms usually only occur when the cancer has grown large enough to press on the surface - the tube through which urine passes.

Earlier this year, the UK National Screening Committee recommended against screening most men using the PSA blood test, saying it is 'likely to cause more harm than good'.

Marcellinus Florence Pugh is pictured a world away from the superhero universe she inhabits in her latest film, Spider-Man: Brand New Pay. The 26-year-old Oxford-born actress features on the cover of next month's Spanish edition of Elle.

Iranian admits arson attack on Golders Green memorial wall

By Telegraph Reporter

A BRITISH ISAKSAR-Androubad has pleaded guilty to an arson attack at a memorial wall in Golders Green, near London.

All Fiftish, 46, from Blood, our London, appeared before Harrow Crown Court yesterday. He pleaded guilty to one count of arson.

He was said to have started a fire at the site in Limes Avenue on April 27, which led to an investigation by counter-terrorism police.

The memorial wall was established by the Miga Rally community group as a tribute to thousands of protesters killed in a car between Iranian Iranian & section of the wall is dedicated to those killed in the Iranian attack on the 26-year-old level of the 26-2021 in.

The fire is said to have been started at about 12.5 km in a distant bay into next to the wall. It was alleged Follath damage they caused by railing fire to it.

Miga Rally can't be done even quickly extinguished, and did not spread to the

wall itself. After the incident, Miga Rally released a statement saying: 'The memorial wall is a peaceful place of remembrance, documenting how he's and counting victims are not forgotten.'

'Any attempt to damage or downstretched a site is deeply troubling, and an attack on the values of remembrance.'

'Any attempt to downstate such a site is an attack on remembrance, dignity and community cohesion'

dignity and community cohesion. We hope those responsible will be identified and held accountable.

Judge John Lodge, granted Follath conditioned that he was announcing a Harrow Crown Court on Oct 16.

In a separate case yesterday, two men and a teenage boy admitted taking part in a forelomb attack on the UK after an Iranian medical company. The British nationals were charged with arson with

intent to endanger life after a petrol bomb was thrown at the Park Royal offices of Volant Media, the parent company of Iran International, an anti-argus media organisation, on April 9.

Police were alerted after an 'ignited container' was thrown toward the re-landing to a car park, where it immediately went out. These were no injuries and the suspects left the area in a black four-wheel-drive vehicle, police said.

Nathan Dunn, 19, pleaded guilty to a charge of 'arson being reckless as to whether life is endangered' on April 15.

During an Old Bailey hearing yesterday, a 2-year-old boy denied that charge but admitted the lower offices of arson.

The prosecution indicated that his plea would not be accepted and he faces a trial on Feb 1 next year.

The driver of the car, Nana Mvitam-ness, 21, has already pleaded guilty to arson. He and Dunn, both from Walford in Hertfordshire, have been remanded into custody. The teenager, who cannot be identified, has been remanded into local authority case.

Mass casualties on mega-dinghies inevitable, says Border Security

By Charles Hymas

South African motion

MASS casualties are inevitable if people smugglers continue to use mega-dinghies to transport migrants across the Channel, Border Security Command have proved.

Charlie Eastnagh, the director of maritime and small boats at Border Security Command, said the smuggling gangs were being forced to take bigger risks with larger boats because of the success of law enforcement in damage and their supply chains.

The warning comes after 260 migrants stowed the Channel via from mega-dinghy, smashing the persons, record the sample boat of 303.

At least 10 migrants were thrown off the boat into the sea during its passage because it was so overcrowded, according to French officials.

Spending on LRC, Mr Eastnagh said: 'I know those images are really overcoming, and it also case that these schools are incredibly dangerous and

unsafe... my primary concern seeing these in the Channel is around a mass casualty incident being inevitable.

'We now run cash with 300 people raiding up in the water. We... took every single one of them back to France a couple of weeks ago.'

260

number of migrants who crossed the Channel on this mega-dinghy, smashing the record of 303 are a single boat.

As well as turning to the larger boats, the people smuggling gangs have also started launching their test boats further east and west along the French, Belgian and Dutch coasts to avoid interception at on the same seafor the police said and the increased number of officers on the beaches.

Improved international co-operation between law enforcement has seen an

increase in the number of seizures of boats and equipment before they reach the northern coasts.

'It's not announced that it's likely we're seeing image-dinghies as a result of colour law enforcement activity. That's not just on the French coast,' said Mr Eastnagh.

'That's working with international partners for upstream and in Europe to clamp down, to seize the equipment, seize the material that is being used.'

'And one of the side-effects, one of the displacement effects, is organized crime gangs having to take greater risks, go further away, and use more dangerous equipment.'

Some 11,697 migrants have crossed the Channel so far this year, down 43 per cent on the same time last year, and an 18 per cent drop from the same point in 2018.

Mr Eastnagh said people smugglers and migrants were using increasing violence when confronted by French police, with a video released on Thursday showing them attacking officers.

Punch and Judy pulls punches to make seaside comeback

By Telegraph Reporter

PUNCH and Judy is making a comeback - because it no longer has any punching.

For Berne, who runs one of the UK's last Punch and Judy shows, said it had only survived by 'adapting' to punch severe audiences concerned about promoting domestic violence.

The project, above, which first appeared in England in 1962, became a staple of the British seaside scene.

But hundreds of the shows have been lost over recent decades, and there are now just three Punch and Judy 'performers' plying their truth full-time during the summer.

Mr Berne, based in Dorset, said the Punch and Judy had had both domestic violence campaigns over Punch hitting their.

In 2007, Punch and Judy was pulled from an event in the UK of Glamorgan at 1 km over east and a 2-millimeter domestic violence. But since perfor-

mances have removed hitting, Mr Berne said the show had become more palatable than the Punch.

He added that he had performed nearly 250 shows since the May half-term, and said that he had been hearing with crowds during this hurricane.

He said: 'Punch and Judy' show seems to be having a revival at the seaside.

'Punch has been in the UK for 364 years. It would never have survived if it didn't adapt and change'

Many complaints come from people who have not seen a Punch and Judy show as long time.

'Most performers don't let Judy out more, and it's been that way for years. 'Children should be given the credit that they have to make violence. But it has been in the UK for 364 years. it

Punch and Judy has outlived a millionaire in Britain's location this summer

would never have survived if it didn't adapt and change.'

In 2024, researchers studying the role women have played in property, said they wanted to develop a contemporary version of the show. Drama experts at the University of Exeter undertook a three-year investigation to offer a

more gender-balanced representation. Dr. Dana Bellis, who is the chief expert, said at the time: 'Some audiences were less non-agnostic and making light of domestic violence. But supply, others understand it as an odd, company family entertainment and its place within the English cultural heritage of suicide.'

World's oldest person celebrates 117th birthday

By Telegraph Reporter

THE world's oldest person celebrated her 117th birthday yesterday after a year of 'name flow', including meeting the time.

Ethel Catechum, who lives at McElwain's Lakeview Case Home in Lightwater, Surrey, spent it with her family and friends to mark the occasion.

In a statement, she said: 'Thank you for all of the kind birthday wishes. Even at 107, I'm hesitant from the year. Even etiology a llama to holding hands with the filing. I've had a lovely sip and look forward to seeing what next year brings.'

Mrs Catechum became the oldest person ever since, and it has year after, in death of Sister Inah Canahari's Savan, a Brazilian son, at 100. She was visited by the King, who held her head as her introduced himself, in September last year, and she has 100th birthday. During the meeting, she recollected the mosaic in

1969 invection on the Prince of Wales when he was 21, adding: 'All the girls were in love with you and wanted to marry you.'

Mr Catechum was born on Aug 21, 1910, in Shipron Bullinger, Hampshire. Her years before the First World War, as the second youngest of eight siblings.

She is the last surviving subject of Edward VII, who died in May 1911. In 1927, aged 18, Mrs Catechum traveled to India and worked as an as-put for a military family until she was 25.

She met her husband, Norman, who was a lieutenant colonel in the British Army, at a dinner party in 1914.

They lived in Adulthya before being stationed in Gibraltar and Hong Kong. Mrs Catechum set up a nursery school while in Hong Kong and raised two daughters, both of whom died before her. Her husband died in 1976.

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'Strongest El Nino in a century' set to hit UK

Storms and downpours expected in the autumn following 'unprecedented' heatwave, says Met Office

By Ricky Cline NEWS REPORTER

METALING branded to a wet and stormy autumn because of what could be the strongest El Nino in a century

The Met Office said the 'unprecedented' oceanic heatwave would lead to heavy rain between October and December

El Nino is a powerful natural climate phenomenon that pushes up global temperatures

The natural warming of wet temperatures is forecast to reach more than 90 in the coming months, making this year's weather event the largest since

the 19th century; the Met Office said. US scientists confirmed in June that El Nino conditions were under way in the tropical Sea, following a sharp rise in sea-surface temperatures.

Prof Julian Neale, the head of long-range forecasting at the Met Office said 'The weather map in November is looking wet and at easy sea average. Mild wet and erosion - early winters will be when El Nino peaks.'

Dr Nola has since of the Met Office said 'During large El Nino events, significantly more that is continued from the ocean to the at sunphere, leading to an increase in global average temperature, particularly in the calendar year following the winter peak of the El Nino.

'Hence, 2020 is very likely to replace 2024 as the sunpower is required.'

Prof Neale added, 'We should be clear that this is an unprecedented event. I have never seen an El Nino sig-

Dive straits Panama Canal bars entry to vessels as water levels drop

The Panama Canal will cut the number of ships that can pass through the key trade route east-month an El Nino causes water levels to plunge. The Panama Canal Authority said the number of vessels permitted to enter the waterway each day would be reduced from 20 to 31. At normal capacity, the canal can accommodate up to 40 ships. The

passage, which connects the Caribbean with the Pacific, typically carries 8 per cent of global maritime trade and about 40 per cent of US container traffic. Without use of the canal, shipping costs drastically increase. Pass for use of the canal have already soared this year as the Middle East crisis leads to a surger

ral this intense in our forecasts. A typical El Nino leads to an equatorial Pacific sea-surface temperature rise of between 1 and 2', with 2C being a melting event.

This implies that if the forecast is accurate - and other forecast systems show similar extreme values - then 2020 will be second our recent experience of El Nino and its worldwide climate influence.

Months of drought during the summer mean Britain faces an increased fixed risk because rainfall does not soak easily into the hard, dry ground.

Meteorologists have warned of increased flash-flood risks this week and next, while drought expects grapple with the longer-term implications of the dry systems.

Craig Neill, a senior meteorologist at the Met Office, said winter conditions expected this week would create closed

risk, adding: 'Parts of the North West have seen some localized flooding, and also parts of the south coast of England over the last 24 months too.'

Test of that is down to the fact that the rain is falling on quite baked ground, so the water is not soaking, in like it would usually do.

The last significant El Nino was in 2015, when the UK was hit by a series of storms. That December, hundreds of flood warnings were issued as infrastructure in York and Leeds crashed under the pressure of flooding streets.

Scientists say the strength of El Nino is unusual, with Prof Hill McHale, professor Emeritus of Geophysical Research at UCL, saying the world 'is in for one hell of a risk' with this season's El Nino, which will peak around November.

The strength of the event could see the current situation in Britain persist until 2020, experts have also warned.

Stormy Allies near Cairns' air in Blackpool, Lancashire. Bush was on likely to have an environment as storms and newspapers descend on the air in the autumn. Tender waters are expected to rise again over the weekend after the storm is off reach needed rain.

Zoo habitats come under threat from Miliband-backed eco-pipeline

By Samuel Montgomery

CHESTER, 2010 has claimed that its annuals habitats are under threat from plants of mild an eco-pipeline across the North West.

Jamie Christon, the zoo's chief executive, said the government funded Peak Cluster project threatened to undermine conservation efforts and cause croppedish damage.

Mr Christon raised concerns that the zone 'would be through our fields and jeopardize environmentally sensitive habitats'

He welcomed the low carbon utilization structure, but said it should not come at

the expense of wildlife life said: 'We believe the regional environmental impacts of the 'rock cluster pipeline, as proposed, are more capable.'

He urged officials at Peak Cluster to 'come to the fields' and engage with their neighbours.

The proposed 12-mesh pipeline, a net zero project, changeboard by Ed Miliband when he was Energy Secretary, intends to carry carbon dioxide away from four cement and lime production plants in the freshwater and thalassiosphere of the Piraud coastline.

Here, the gas would be compressed and dried within a limited agreement under the Irish Sea, off the coast of

'We're against bad projects that would damage the ecosystems we're working to protect'

Morecambie in Lancashire. 'We're against bad development that would damage the tropics while habitats and ecosystems we're all working so hard to protect,' he told the BBC, adding: 'Once it's gone, it's gone for ever.'

Mr Christon said officials first wrote to Peak Cluster to block outlining concerns over the pipeline and start project losses in May to add them to reconsider the proposal.

In assessment on its website, the zoo said: 'The pipeline as currently proposed without possible one commitment to manage at least 50 per cent of our estate for US land needs by 2030, our 4 km regional conservation and habitat

recovery programme. Networks for Nature, and environmental sensitive habitats, including tropics while wetland habitats that support wildlife, store carbon and cannot simply be recruited once lost.'

'We've engaged with representatives of the Peak Cluster project to raise these concerns with the expectation of seeing the route amended. To date, we have not seen such action taken.'

David Pailkin, chief executive of Peak Cluster, said the data had explained the project design to official state account remained committed to working with them. 'Since this, we have remained in contact so that we can undertake

'We've engaged to raise our concerns. To date, we not seen such action taken'

ecology surveys on their land,' he told the broadcaster, adding: 'Over recent months, we have reviewed over 2,000 pieces of consultation feedback and undertakes further engineering and environmental assessments.'

'This activity, including the study data from Chester Zoo's land, will inform the project's development and evaluation of potential location options for the pipeline.

'When we reach the stage of an update on the project, we will ensure stated official state policy that who took part in the consultation are informed.'

Peak Cluster and Chester Zoo have been contacted for further comment.

Tate brothers are referred to counter-terror police

By Roman Sabor and Lily Shumacher

THE Tate brothers have been referred to counter-terror police after they visited Russia and participated in military training exercises.

Social media influence Andrew Tate and his brother Christo have been referred to counter-terror police, the Conservative MP, who said the tripenoid questions about whether the brothers had broached foreign influence class.

The Tate brothers shared footage of themselves travelling to Russia in June and taking part in indefinite side trips.

'Values posted on their social media accounts showed the past demand in military-style fatigues, including body arrests and helmets.

In various segments, they agreed to be riding inside a Soviet era ('400h' main battle risk), nonsmoking a full-admition-pattern assault rifle and taking part in a firing exercise on a shooting range.

At one point, the 'communice' they were with jokingly toilchism that whoever completed the obstacle course the fastest will win a 'special medal of Minister of Defence of Russia'.

Mr Barma, a shadow Home Office minister, reitered the brothers in polar, saying they may have broached laws under the UK's national security act.

The 2023 National Security Act, which strengthened the legal powers available to the intelligence and security services, introduced a foreign influence registration scheme (FIA) designed to control the public health states.

Its first tier requires those instructed to carry out 'political influence activities' and to provide a 'counsel' with the subject as official declaration to authorities. The second 'collabors' for the applies to states designated as a top-tier threat - to be on its Russia and East - and to give them a strong at least behalf to declare any activity. Failure to do so is punishable by up to five years in prison.

Mr Barma alleged that the Tatei trip to Moscow is not a success that the brothers were either acting under the direction of the Russian state or receiving payment from it, which would have required them to regain said air fare.

Both Andrew and Christo Tate deny the allegations made by Mr Barma.

A spokesman for the Tate brothers said: 'Andrew and Christo tried to dismiss was entirely private and personal in nature. For the avoidance of any doubt, neither border received any payment, compensation, financial assistance or direction from the Russian state in connection with the visit.

'Any suggestion that their travel to Russia was funded, so continued or directed by the Russian state is categorically denied.'

Poland's next chapter Edward Blaumel is unveiled as Agatha Christie's beloved Belgian detective as filming starts for the six-part BBC series Hornale. It will air in 2027.

Second daughter in family drowning tragedy dies

By Samuel Montgomery

THE second daughter of a British Palestinian family who, involved off the Scenic road landed in hospital.

Says Dr Blaumel, 16, Red River days after getting into difficulty in the water with her family at the column-by-five, 1 year, 10 or 15 days, or the hospital and the Palestinian Forum in Britain.

Her older sister, Says El Khawan, 14, and they parents Hassan El Khawan, 55, and Zena Albar, 15, were pronounced at the first time of 1st day.

Says had been in hospital in a critical condition since the accident.

Says, 1st year, the death were confirmed in a legal notice from solicitors about schedule of stay, and Dr Thomas NIIF Foundation Trust, as well as the Palestinian Forum in Britain.

The Palestinian, 4d body said Mr El Khawan was a Palestinian refugee from the Kazakhstan Group in Lebanon. The camp in the Mid-Sermons coast in southern Lebanon and a row of the most populated Palestinian refugee camps in the country.

It is believed the family travelled from their home in London to visit Shoreham and enteral the water from the bus linear Shoreham Port at around 2pm before they got into difficulty.

Mr Wednesday, Irawoz Police said their investigation remains open, but after a review of CCIV footage and

initial witness accounts, it is thought the deaths were a tragic accident, with no final report on demand.

On Says James Collin said: 'The events of Tuesday afternoon are a heartbreaking tragedy which has devastated a family and their friends and had a joy of onslaught on the Shoreham community.'

Elise Wilkinson School for Girls posted a release to four 4 student bars following the 'tragic incident' during the summer holidays on its website on

'The heartbreaking tragedy has had a profound impact on the Shoreham community.'

Thursday, The school, in the London borough of Ealing, said: 'Sara was a never-girl, well-liked by staff and students and she will be greatly missed.'

'Our thoughts and beautiful conditions are set with her family, friends, and all those affected.'

Adam Bimble, chairman of the Palestinian Forum in Britain, said follows to the family, He said: 'The Palestinian, Arab and wider community in Britain, along with the many friends and supporters of our community, have been deeply shocked and saddened by the tragic incident.'

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Five held over

C8k speeled at smuggling trips to Spain

By Graham Keeley

SPASOHI police have arrested five people accused of charging migrants thousands of people to take them from Costa to mainland Spain.

An estimated 72,000 people crossed the border between Morocco and Spain's city north Africa to deliver on July 30. Most were returned, but there are still about 8,000 people living in migrant centres or sleeping rough.

The influx caused an multinational diplomatic row, with 85 million可用ating Spain over its 1st migration policy.

Two days after the invasion, Pedro Sánchez, Spain's prime minister, insisted that an migrants could get to the Spanish mainland, which is part of the Schengara area, because they would have to undergo document checks.

However, Spanish police admitted that some migrants have already been smuggled from Costa into Europe.

The five alleged traffickers charged migrating to a 2,700 each to transport them by train from Costa to the Boscan Peninsula, police said yesterday.

Four of those arrested belonged to a trafficking network that focused migrants to homes or garages in Costa, which during these seven the House of Gibraltar.

Four of those were selected for their experience surpassing fast, and their ability to take counter manoeuvres and dodge police checks. Spain's national police said in a statement.

The number of migrants who made the money with the alleged traffickers was not disclosed.

The suspect's here detained in Costa and two in La Llana de la Concepción, a Spanish to offer town north of Gibraltar.

A fifth suspect was jailed pending trial for allegedly charging seven migrants 60,000 cft. 8000 each to transport them in a small boat lacking "minimal safety standards" on the night of Aug 14, police said.

Spain's Civil Guard said on Thursday that another two men had been arrested in the past week for allegedly smuggling at local schools migrants from Costa to the Spanish Peninsula.

Paujans fled when a motor launch carrying 42 migrants landed on a secluded beach on Wednesday next to Manza sports club on the Costa Udala in Mexico.

All the migrants are thought to have been arrested by police and transferred to unhygienic centres.

Patterson guard's group of migrants, who are the first of Costa yesterday, Spain is a group of protesters and the first of the most important people of the world's building and the rest the Moroccan border

Meloni 'own goal' row over migrant returns

Rivals say other EU nations sending them back to Italy is revenge for the PM's suspension of Schengen

By Nick Squires

is only a major country

GERBIA MELONI has been accused of scoring 'a spectacular one goal' after European countries started sending failed asylum seekers back to Italy.

Austria, Sweden, Malawi, Germany and Switzerland are returning migrants to Italy under the permission of the EU's new Migration and Asylum Part, which came into force two months ago. Someday, the United States government had it intended to do the same.

Under the so-called Dublin rules, migrants, including those of the Asylum Unions in the first EU country they reach, which he often feels, and can be returned there if they subsequently posted to other parts of Europe.

That is, working on the problem, the migrant returns are a form of sentinelion for the hard line that the Italian government took against Spain in the wake of the Costa crisis, when around 80,000 migrants stormed into Spain's

tiny territory on the coast of Morocco. Mr Meloni's conservative coalition insists that is nonsense, saying that the suspension of Schengen free travel with Spain is separate from the returns of failed asylum seekers from Germany's Austria and the other countries.

"Schengen and the Pact on Migration and Asylum are two completely separate things and have nothing to do with such other," Mr Meloni wrote on social media yesterday. She said the migration pact would meet all he good for Italy and other countries of first critical because it permits the swiffer repatriation of failed asylum seekers.

The government argues that the numbers involved are modest - four migrants have been sent back to Austria and another - three by Germany. The coalition insists that only migrants who left Italy and went to other countries after the migration pact came into force on June 12 can be legally returned to

Mr Meloni claimed a new migration pact was good for Italy

Italian soil. Critics say the regulations are open to interpretation and that up to 10,000 failed asylum seekers could be sent back to Italy.

That would leave the government, which was elected on the premise of causing down on illegal migration, with a serious head side, months before the next general election.

"Meloni has scored a spectacular 'own goal,' said Matteo Renzi, a former prime minister who now leads an opposition party called Italia Vera

and Renzi said the coalition had adopted a hardline towards Madrid in the aftermath of the Costa crisis last month. As a way of trying to compete with Roberto Vanuori, a former special force member, whose new back flight party is being in popular, and threatening to outthink the coalition.

"To try to keep up with Vanuori, the Senate European rules is unpushing is besegged. And now Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Finland are responding to for an Wall State Georgia, great work."

Elly Seldon, the head of the Democratic Party, the main opposition force, said the prime minister's uncompromising stance towards Spain had become a "boomerang," with Italy now receiving similarly hardline treatment from other European countries. Mr Meloni had "created a dangerous precedent for Europe" when she suspended five movement with Spain, she said.

Northampton's Maynton, the Democratic Party's migration spokesman, said: "The game being played against Vanuori has become more extreme: it's new a competition as to who can be more fascist. But the outcome is disastrous for Italy."

The tough approach to Madrid was intended to prevent any Costa migration from reaching Italy but had in the backfired, with failed asylum seekers from other countries now being sent back to Italy, said Giuseppe Costin, a former premier who leads the Pire Star Movement, another opposition party.

So far, only a few migrants have been returned to Italy, but the minister is likely to give. The migration pact, which came into force in June, makes such returns more and faster.

It could open up a fresh fracture between southern countries like Italy, Greece and Spain, where migrants first

It's now a competition as to who can be more fascist. But the outcome is disastrous for Italy

land, and northern countries, where the migrants often aspire to move to.

Sweden has transferred migrants to Italy, and we intend to continue doing so, as a cordane with the provision of the Pact on immigration and Asylum," said a spokesman for Brian Fenwell, the Swedish migration minister. "From a Swedish perspective, this is nothing new, but since the European pact came into force, transfers under the Dublin Regulations have worked better."

The Finnish interior ministry said: "We believe that the entry into force of the EU regulation in asylum and migration management allows the resumption of transfers to Italy. These transfers are currently being prepared."

Italy could be forced to as cape up to 10,000 failed asylum seekers, according to how the new regulations are applied, said the leading Italy La Appaldola.

Half has a particular beef with the tin, pointing out that since October 2022, when Mr Meloni was elected prime minister, more than 22,000 migrants have been landed in Italy by German non-government organization precievesants - 50 per cent of the total.

The Meloni government argues that migrants brought ashore by German humanitarian groups should be Germany's responsibility.

Women in Portugal face fine of €3k for hearing burka in public

By Lily Shumacher

PORTUGAL has banned wearing the trotten profile.

The first two fingers, the Left-wing president, announced the move this week, prohibiting the use of coverings designed to control the face of prevent identification in public spaces.

The first single covering three face may receive a fine ranging from €100 (£200 to €1200).

Immigration will be made for health professionals, armed or weather-related reasons, as well as face coverings in places of worship, diplomatic missions and vacancies.

The main brand having someone to cover their face for reasons related to gender, religion, age or origin.

Called the "burka face" in Portuguese media, it targets Shadine women who wear a red hair primarily a bully cover their face.

The Hill follows similar laws enacted on the basis of legitimate lawfuls.

Earlier this week, Mr Segaro said in a statement. "The face must be considered a control element of human identity and communication."

In the statement, he acknowledged the sensitivity of the bill and issues of

gender equality and social integration alongside ECER rulings supporting similar restrictions.

Mr Segaro described the ruling as "a matter of great social and cultural sensitivity, where defining boundaries and striking a balanced outcome between rights and duties is extremely difficult."

But he asked that an uncovered face was "a structural pulse of social trust, characteristic of Portuguese society."

The final version of the text, which

Antonio Segaro called the face's control element of human identity and communication

had been put forward by the Right-wing Cheng party and received the backing of the centre "Right Social Democratic Party, was adopted by parliament in July.

A number of legal associations, including the Portuguese Association of Women Lawyers, criticised the law over its potential unconstitutionality. The centre Left Socialist Party (PS).

Livre and the Portuguese Communist Party wanted that the proposal could fuel Islamophobia.

The Prand is confirmed the 'Islamophobe' purpose that was evident in the explanatory memorandum (of the bill), the context of radicalism in which we live and the risks this creates for the communities directly targeted.

Livre accused the leader of a riot in its justification of protecting women's rights, claiming it was trying to create a moral panic over a 'supposed Islamic invasion that the far-Eight so often falls afloat'.

A growing number of European countries have restricted the use of the burka since France became the one in the continent to ban full-face coverings in public spaces in 2011.

Belgium introduced a ban that runs year, followed by Bulgaria in 2010 and Austria the year after. Like the ECER, it is approved a law prohibiting "the final-suit" that covers the local area of nature with Islamic tradition" for girls under the age of 18 in school.

A mandatory and financial banned face coverings in public in 2016, while in 2018, the Netherlands restricted face coverings in schools, hospitals and on public transport.

One dead after sword attack at Swedish school by former pupil

By James Rothwell and Emily Himmelfall

ONE person was killed and three killed in Sweden yesterday after a former pupil broke into his school and attacked students with a sword.

Police shot and detained an 18-year-old on suspicion of murder in cotter. The child was killed at himself school in the town of Fagersta in central Sweden.

The suspect reportedly starved the building wearing a helmet and carrying a sword. Swedish public broads more than expected.

Officials in Fagersta earlier confirmed that two teenage boys aged under 18 were killed and placed in the attack hall were in a stable condition. A third person was legally injured and released from hospital. The identity of the deceased victim has not been released.

A small number of men were entering himself, a secondary school with 600 pupils aged 18 to 20, shortly after the attack was reported at about 3pm.

Tommy Atkinson, the local police chief, said after an arrival at the school, that they had died the suspect.

According to NYC, the suspect has a previous correction for assault, and during his attack he stabbed one of his

Armed police work outside Smedishchan during a major emergency response

victims in the arm. Reporters at the house and the situation had calmed down by yesterday evening and that parents were suffering their children from the school after a five-hour lockdown. The school had just reopened after summer holidays, and yesterday was the first day of exercise many of the students.

Selles, a pupil at Renwil, told Reuters it had been "just a regular day" She

added: "But then...I saw a guy all covered in blood, at least down his back anyway. Then I saw the police and they flooded me."

Another student, Abdulrahimi Nihon, told the order he had seen a victim with a club wound in the arm.

Police are reportedly investigating a 2000K account in connection with the attack that posted a picture of a sword 20 minutes before the violence began, according to Swedish daily aftershade.

The Inspector, Robert se weaniger reported that the video appeared to have been filmed in a bathroom at the school.

The account reportedly contained videos that referred to the Norwegian massmurtører Anders Behring Breivik, along with two other episodes of mass violence.

Swedish police said: "A call was received regarding a case of ongoing deadly violence at a school in Fagersta. Police have responded and our person has been taken into custody."

Till Kristensen, the Swedish prime minister, called the attack a 'dark day in Sweden' that "shakes both the local community and our entire country."

King Carl XVI (total) said he heard of the attack "with flimsy and sadness."

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Chinese pay £1k to make children learn the hard way

Footage shows sobbing youngsters ploughing and chopping wood at site in bid to tackle disobedience

By Allegra Mendelson AIRA CORRESPONDENT

FAMILIES in China are paying £1,000 to work children in 'hardship camps' to longโลก form up and run to them to appreciate their passion.

At the camps, children are forced to spend their summer holidays carrying out farm work, planting potatoes and corn, putting back, chopping wood and feeding livestock.

Their mobile phones are confiscated and found on the 'truthfield as a punishment if they fail to complete their tasks. They are ordered to write letters home to their parents during their stay.

In video shows no state media, children can be seen knocked over and wiping away with us they struggle to carry bullets of food and wood. In one clip, a young boy who while be ploughy dirt, crying, 'I want to work, I want to do business.'

The children are also seen sleeping on green sleeping bags on the floor in camped rooms.

One person claimed on Chinese social media that his brother had not been allowed to shower for nine days and had 'smelled like dust' when he returned home. He also said the boy had had only potatoes, plant noodles and sex once it out at the camp.

If a child fails to fulfill their tasks, they fear punishment, including having only health pictures for meals. Soap toilet paper and other supplies are distributed according to the amount of work done.

In some programmes, children sell the produce they harvest. Parents are told the tasks are not 'too hard' for them.

Most of the camps are in China's southern provinces of Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan, where the climate is warm during the summer.

The children receive no payment for their labour, with parents paying for the experience. Some of the camps that run for 10 days are a few thousand yuan (around £400), while others that last

several weeks or even a month climb to as much as $1,000 yuan - £1,000.

One of the parents who spoke to the Chinese media outlet Cover News said he had sent his child to a camp for a note he was 'so disobedient at home' and he needed to 'go to the mountains and experience some hardship'.

Another parent, from Shanghai, said she sent her seven-year-old daughter away for 10 days to tackle her laziness and picky eating. The mother said she was physically dangling 'stopped outside her control room and experienced a different lifestyle'.

Other parents said that their motivation for sending their children to the camps was to break their addiction to its histology and win it their self-cann skills.

However, feedback on the camps is aimed, the parent wrote online: 'What our children experience in these summer camps reflects the real hardships our generation faced. We aimed to provide them with a better life, but may have inadvertently spoiled them.'

'What our children's experience in these camps reflects the real hardships our generation faced'

Others have expressed concerns over the demands of forcing children to take on tiring labour. One social media user said they thought it was 'outrageous' to spend thousands of yuan on a camp aimed at teaching children discipline.

The People's Daily, the official news paper of the Communist Party of China published an article in response to the growing trend, questioning the more of the camps.

The article said 'Without emotional support or positive guidance, it can only be used to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way

The camps, which have surged in popularity this summer, follow similar schemes designed to address parents concerns. In 2020, there were reports of children being sent to camps where they could learn 'how to cherish things'.

Images from the camp show: Allemand of Chinese children carrying out farm work for which they are not paid

Imran Khan's sister claims former PM is being blindfolded and tortured in prison

By Suman Latov

IMRAN KHAN is being tortured in jail, his sister has claimed.

The former prime minister of Pakistan was transferred back to prison yesterday after doctors declared him medically ill during a case of heart examination, the government said.

He told me he is being subjected to torture. His one eye was blindfolded. He was repeatedly using they are torturing me 'and I'll' Cima Khan.

He told me to tell people outside that they are being injured to me, they don't listen to me, there are no channels.

Sajed Jubbar Bukhari, Mr Khan's spokesman, repeated the claims, saying, 'He is being subjected to repeated torture and seven-year biological precautions are made just for me.'

The former international cricketer was taken to the government run Pakistan's murder. Pakistan's whole court heard heavy security overnight on Thursday before being sent back to Ashok jail at around 1am BST yesterday.

Attentilla Tevar, Pakistan's informa-

tion minister, said doctors including an ophthalmic eight, cardiologist and physician had examined Mr Khan in detail and found him 'medically ill'.

On Tuesday, the supreme court ordered that Mr Khan be transferred within 48 hours to Shida International hospital, a private institution, and Sajed Jubbar, the medical assessment after court-arrangement signed about his health.

The court ordered authorities to facilitate his meeting with family members, which he had not been able to do in months. Instead of Shida International hospital, Mr Tevar said Mr Khan was taken to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, where doctors from Shida hospital were present, and was returned to prison within hours.

Mr Khan's sister was present during the examination, the Sajed and the designated him on prison on Tuesday night. It was the most significant exposure Mr Khan's secret interest in the book since he was jailed in 2021 on corruption charges, which he said were politically motivated.

His health has become a growing

concern for his party and family. In February, his son Kushu Khan said he had been informed that his father had lost most of the vision in his right eye, with only 11 per cent remaining.

He attributed his father's health problems to medical studies and 'dullness or denial of proper treatment at jail'. He said last year, 'He has been kept in solitary confinement in school off with

Imran Khan's health has become a growing concern for his party and family during his imprisonment

over transparency. There have been no phone calls, no meetings and no proof of life.'

The Pakistan government disputes the allegations.

Mr Khan was removed from prison in a 2022 re-confidence vote and jailed in May 2020. He has been embroiled in

more than 100 criminal cases, most of which have been dropped.

He is serving 14 years in prison for a corruption case in which he and his wife, Kushu's Jifti, were accused of recovering land as a bribe from a real estate tycoon through a trust they had set up while he had been in office.

Prosecutions say the Al-Qaida Trust was a front for Mr Khan to illegally receive land from the businessman. Mr Khan and Ms Jifti pleaded not guilty to the charges, while Mr Khan's Pakistan Toforesh-e-Insaf party said the land was not for personal gain and was for the educational institution the former prime minister set up.

Mr Khan continues to command a devoted following, and his jailing has continued to find postures by his ex-parents who accuse Pakistan's military establishment of orchestrating his political downfall.

In March 2024, a UN working group termed Mr Khan's detention after an antipolitic ally instituted.

The Telegraph has approached the government for comment.

Tiananmen activists 'guilty of subversion'

TWO Hong Kong activists who held a Tiananmen Square vigil have been found guilty of subverting the state.

Lee Daolin ran and Chen Hang-tung into a maximum of 10 years in prison for commemorating the 1989 protests and massacre. Albert Hu, a third defendant, had already pleaded guilty in January.

Before the verdict, Ma Chow appeared to Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister, to intervene, saying Britain had a 'duty' to counter China in Hong Kong.

Chinese brutal 1989 crackdown is believed to have killed around 10,000 people, but any mention of it in China even indirectly 'surefully outlined'.

Hong Kong activists can of the only places on Chinese and where memorable the crackdown could be held, but any public conference state of Tiananmen Square has been strictly forbidden since 2020.

Mr Lee, a former legislator, and Ma Chow, a human rights barrister, were

tried under the National Security Law, introduced the same year to give fearing more peace over Hong Kong. It is the same law being used to keep Jimmy Lai, the pro-democracy media tycoon and British national, behind bars.

Mr Lee and Ma Chow were previously part of the now-distant Hong Kong Alliance (BBA), which was founded in 1995, shortly before Tiananmen Square, to support students seeking to hold pro-democracy rallies.

The BBA used to organize annual visits in Hong Kong's Taiwan Park.

Following more than four years in pre-trial detention, Mr Lee and Ma Chow trial began in January and lasted 22 days. In the final court ruling, the judges claimed that the defendants 'spreaded' to open others to ban confidence 'in the Chinese Communist Party' by stirring up hostility and causing drunken, so as to achieve the objective of undermining the fundamental basic system'.

Mr Lee made a heart gesture as the verdict was read out, while Ma Chow smiled.

Man behind 'Chucky mask' in Philadelphia reign of terror identified

By Lily Shanagher

FOREIGN INDIATION NEWS REPORTER

A MAN who terrorised people in Philadelphia while wearing a Chucky doll mask has been identified by police.

White Hughes, 22 Jan 1969, is chucked by the Philadelphia police department of being responsible for a series of assaults in the city.

Authorities have been looming for the suspect, who had allegedly targeted at least six people since, Aug 22 and asked one woman: 'Are you ready to die?' An latest war just has been seen.

Mr Hughes is believed to have fled Pennsylvania and has ties to California and Nevada, the force said.

'We've received information that he has a tendency to travel back and forth to the west coast, California, the 'Los Angeles area, but also Las Vegas, for employment reasons,' says the police.

Mr Hughes is suspect for 6 of entire ing a Dominic Iroeste fast food restaurant at around 5.25am on Wednesday wearing a Chucky mask and two million dezerter because of his erratic behaviour.

He then started running up to people

for the next 20 minutes while filming the unicorn show with a mobile phone.

Footage released of one incident showed the suspect sharing a 40-year-old woman, who was jogging, close to Philadelphia city hall.

The ცნობnik's police this evening comments while holding his hand behind his back as they approached, causing the complainant to stumble and

'She appears startled, at which time the male asks her again, 'Are you ready to die?'

sustain injury,' a police spokesman said. The man is alleged to have raised the woman: 'Are you ready to die?'

Anesthesia, a separate the Philadelphia police, could not even at the time. 'Siboj appears startled, at which time the male asks her again, 'Are you ready to die?' Chucky she's not ready to die, so she takes off,' he said, adding that the woman was 'screening for help.'

Mr Smith added that Mr Hughes was

MASKED MARAUDER

'targeting men and women, just whoever he appears to come across,' saying, 'It looks like he's attempting to scare or antagonize them.'

The suspect was caught in surveillance footage giống the white mask down, revealing half of his face. Police later shared this image in an appeal for information. Mr Hughes faces charges of restoration threats, harassment, assault, reckless and experiment and intimidation. Mr Smith said.

One witness said she fought Mr Hughes and tried to waste a sugar about him. اینکه Wilson (1815) made she kicked him in his chest when he approached her. When she saw him approach a runner, 'I started to wave at her from across the intervention and say, 'Hey there's someone behind you!'

She saw him try to enter a coffee shop before batting his attention to her. The witness told Philadelphia the association WPSI that she then put her hands up to fight him but that Mr Hughes appeared 'discontented.'

The mask is a reference to the 1988 horror movie Chick's Play, in which a doll named Chucky falls people.

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Russian fleet abandons the Mediterranean

Kremlin's overstretched naval forces are in state of 'shambles', according to Western officials

By Tom Cotterill (OFFICE EDITOR)

RUSSIA has no naval presence in the Mediterranean for the first time in most than a decade.

The Russian overstretched fleet is in 'shambles', according to Western officials, with vessels previously stationed in the Mediterranean directed to protect Vladimir Putin's armada of

spectrified and tankers from Nato seizures. Russia set up a permanent task force in the Mediterranean in 2003 but now Putin has been forced to cancel sending warships and submarines to the region.

A Nato official said, "There has been nothing there since June. That's the first time in more than 10 years. These pretty nightclubs, they have a global navy if they're not deployed all over the world. Russia should both threatened. They have the same life, a small outlay vessel in the English Channel, which they fired, warning shots at. That speaks to the mindset of the Russian fleet at the moment."

In June, a Russian warship fired waving shots at an unarmed yacht crewelly two British reticers.

The move follows Royal Marines storming and seizing the buryous, a suspected shadow fleet tanker, in the Channel in June.

Other Nato nations, including France, Belgium, Germany, Estonia and Finland, have also flooded shadow fleet ships, with 13 detained over the past six months, piling farfier pressure on Moscow.

As a result, Russia has been forced to station a permanent guardship in the English Channel.

The Soviet military, a frigate, in cur-

Missile test Kremlin exercise off islands claimed by Japan

Russian Pacific fleet has launched a new missile test off a group of island-living, currently Japan. The simulated attack received 50,000 targets 500 extra units. The islands called Northern Territories by

Tobacco and the Southern Pacific by Moscow - were seized by the Soviet Union at the end of the Second World War. Japan continues to be test which follows a Vaudevie Putin visit to the islands last week.

cently patrolling the waterway, having taken over from the Admiral Grigorovich last month. At the same time, Russia has no available tankers to offset its warships, which limits how far they can travel. Instead, it has had to rely on 'dangerous' built-to-built refueling carried out by an Amur-class repair ship in the North Sea.

Nato has created a dilemma for Russia and that now leaves them with a gap in the Mediterranean," said a diplomatic source.

A Nato official said, "Russia has no others and the surface fleet has major issues. It's a shambles."

Earlier this month, Putin threatened

retailation for Western seizures of its commercial vessels, describing them as 'piracy'. "If this is done, we will be favoritizing and in kind," he warned.

Russia's ability to follow through with such threats has been hampered by its war with Ukraine. Its navy, particularly vessels based in the Black Sea, has taken a hammering from the Ukrainians, with hive claiming to have destroyed 32 warships and boats and two submarines since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2020.

The Kremlin's Northern Fleet, one of its most powerful, is still operating relatively unscathed by the war.

How ever, British ship could keep watch for Putin's undersea menace

Tom Cotterill (OFFICE EDITOR IN INNOVATION)

With our reduced Navy under intense pressure, a Dutch firm's filter-optic system may offer a solution

BRITAIN's civilian ships could be fitted with experimental new sensors to reveal Russian submarines in the Channel. The Telegraph can disclose.

Filter-optic cables carrying a series of small, medium-whiskerers are already being used by the Dutch military antithas have been tested by the Royal Navy.

The Dutch military says it has a "highly sensitive (hard additional array)" and can spot targets more than 60 miles away.

The Stipsk192 systems, built by Dutch technology from Optoall, uses a large speed of cable that can be unwound behind a ship to detect the left side sounds of submarines and warships at sea.

Traditionally, such technology has been reserved for specialist submarine-heating warships, such as the UK's Type 2 Shigales.

But Fred Heston, Optoall's chief executive, said the system could be contained in a portable 1000 long box and fitted to warships of any size, giving them an "unparalleled" ability to hunt submarines.

"Every ship, literally every ship, is capable of playing and running sea ruminance on their decks. That's exactly what we do here," the 59-year-old former Dutch marine said.

Speaking to The Telegraph from his office in Amsterdam, Mr Heston said, the system could also be fitted to cargo ships. He added: "Just imagine you enjoy every civilian ship with a towed array. It won't use energy or cost anything. This is anti-submarine warfare on a box."

Towed arrays have been used for decades and offer a major advantage over hull-mounted systems, which sit close to machinery and propellers that can make it hard to detect faint sounds. Current systems are electronic,

meaning their emit a faint detectable size to recognize. Both, Mr Heston said, his filter-optic system, which passes a beam of light through its sensors, emits no giveaway signal.

The systems can also be deployed from land and run on the sea floor to protect critical underwater cables.

"We are selling an unfair advantage," he said. "We can go to up an oil tanker at 100km/Member and a frigate at about 50km. Particular unmanned surface vessels have a high motor vessel. We can quickly park that up in the time of failure here. That's really different from anything you provided currently."

The Navy is under intense pressure in Russia steps up its activity around the UK. A key area for surveillance is the vast gap between Norway and Greenland. The expense is the gateway to Europe and the islands for submarines of Russia over the next few years. Patrolling it is a significant task for the Navy, but its antithas fleet is the smallest one in being necessary.

Towards the end of the Cold War, the UK had 10 frigates and destroyers along with about 50 submarines. Today, there are six destroyers and five frigates alongside an Article-class submarines and four Vanguard boats carrying nuclear weapons.

At the same time, Russian warships are increasingly selling through the Channel to guard and towed tankers of Vladimir Putin's shadow fleet, illegally forcing oil across the globe. It has piled additional pressure on the Navy, which in July spent 25 days monitoring Russian naval activity.

The need for better monitoring tech information does work after the Elizhanoah nuclear-powered submarine began as a trials in the White Sea.

The 4400 boat is the newest in Vladimir Putin's first and is designed to carry the Russian fleet on torpedo.

The Poseidon is intended to devastate coastal cities by creating radioactive tsunamis. It theoretically has unlimited range and can also travel at up to 40mph. The torpedo.

Putin has sanctions-hunting vessels

How submarine-detection hits works

I am carry a warhead 100 times more powerful than the atomic bomb used on Hiroshima in 1945.

The Elizhanoah is said to be configured for six Poseidons. The Admiral Levchenko, a Russian destroyer, meanwhile escorted a spectrified cargo ship and oil tanker through the Baltic to Egypt this week. The vessels are expected to pass through the Channel this weekend.

Moscow also prompted alarm after it deployed the Admiral Kauzovsky, a frigate equipped with nuclear capable 250-mb hypocretic missiles, close to

the German island of Polonnar. British naval sources breathed off the ships deployment, claiming it was 'routines'. However, the action is part of a wider campaign.

"We are seeing a real uptick in activity, a Russian warship stationed almost permanently in the Channel being gone. (History) Redo oder (deputy chairman of Russia's security council) acting we will seize ships - this graphics going in the wrong direction," said Matthew Knoll, director of military sciences at the Royal United Services Institute, a London think tank.

Russia has also been accused of deploying submarines, spy ships and vessels from its shadow fleet to locate Britain's network of ashore filter-optic

'Just imagine you enjoy every civilian ship with a towed array. It won't use energy or cost anything'

cables which carry more than 10 per cent of international data traffic. Sub-staging such systems could cause chaos to the UK's economy. Britain is spending £1,000 to develop a hybrid navy fleet, with £150m over four years to protect critical underwater infrastructure, including ashore cables and energy pipelines.

A Ministry of Defence spokesman added: "In the face of growing Russian threats, our Royal Navy warships and helicopters continue to monitor and deter Russian activity in UK waters." The Dutch ministry of defence said it was "collaborating closely" with Optoall to develop the new technology which would offer "higher sensitivity than traditional arrays."

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Letters to the Editor

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Burnham must confront the welfare bill

It is just over a month since Andy Burnham became Prime Minister, and the list of what he considers to be his greatest successes so far is telling. Capping bus fares and cracking down on fake discounts may be popular with some public at conditions on. Few, however, would say they were the most pressing issues facing the country. But with Parliament in recess, and free from the scrutiny of MPs, he has been able to play the Left-wing populist while avoiding even giving his opinion on how Britain's biggest challenges should be surmounted.

It surely cannot go on much longer. The latest public finance figures, released yesterday, are likely to have come as a nasty surprise to John Braley, the Chancellor, with borrowing significantly higher than expected. Tax receipts were up, but spending had risen faster, including on welfare. Debt is now estimated to stand a whisker away from £30m.

This is obviously unsustainable. Mr Healey must also find the extra money promised for defence, as well as to fund all of the new spending pledges the Prime Minister has made since entering 1640. The Chancellor could raise taxes in his October Budget, or increase debt even further, but this is merely postponing a reckoning with excessive expenditure given that economic growth shows few signs of recovering. A country cannot satisfactorily fund today's commitments by mortgaging its future.

What is Mr Burnham going to do about it? He ought to know that trapping people in the benefits system is the opposite of compassion, often rubbing individuals of agency and obeying them the chance of a fulfilling working life. Not that the Left sees it that way. The Prime Minister will not have forgotten the Labour rebellion in

the Commons against Sir Earl Starmer's modest attempt to reform the disability benefits system, which forced his predecessor into an ignominious 5'0 turn.

But Mr Burnham cannot credibly claim to be showing leadership unless he does seek change. Out-of-control welfare, and the corresponding rise in the number of working age people out of a job, may well be the greatest challenge facing Britain of all, threatening to trap the country in a vicious cycle of ever-increasing entitlements paid for by an ever-increasing base of taxpayers.

Will Mr Burnham have the strength to challenge the worst instinct of his own side? His pitch to Labour MPs centred on his ability to lead their party and his superior communication skills rather than any worked-out plan for government. One way or another, when Parliament returns next month, his political honeymoon will surely be over.

Snuffing out cigars

Winston Churchill, by popular account the greatest Briton, was rarely seen without a cigar. But if he were alive today, he might face having to find a new supplier, because of plans being considered by the Government.

Health ministers are currently consulting on forcing retailers to off cigars in plain packaging featuring graphic photographs, a more-that-wooded echo the clumpshow on cigarettes. The artwork that adorns many cigar boxes would have to be replaced, and retailers say that repackaging imported cigars would make the sale of some products unviable in the UK.

Critics of the move argue that similar legislation has been devastating for the cigar industry in countries such as Ireland, Canada and Australia. Given such dire potential consequences, ministers will need to consider carefully whether any benefits of plain packaging are proportionate to the negative consequences it might have for a legitimate industry.

There is evidence that suggests more younger people might have taken up cigars in recent years, which would obviously be unwelcome given the health risks posed by tobacco products. But are they likely to frequent the specialist retailers concerned about these plans?

The British in the proportion of people smoking tobacco has been one of the great successes of public health policy in recent decades. But cigar-smoking remains a perfect legal habit partaking by a relatively small number of people. It should not be snuffed out altogether without proper debate.

Older than anyone else

Since yesterday Ethel Caterham has been 117. No one else alive was once the subject of Edward VII. She has been the oldest person in the world since 2025. She was born the seventh of eight children, and today few seventh children are born. All this is remarkable and Mrs Caterham is to be congratulated. Her achievement is not the ability to sing an old song, recount an old memory or pass on stories from Victoria's reign. It is not about keeping up a level of quality of life. It is to have been the same person for 145,000 days and more, one day after another, able to love and be loved, just as on the day she was born. In her we see ourselves.

LETTERS to the EDITOR

The Government has a duty to tackle Britain's unsustainable national debt

SIR - It took Britain more than three centimeters accumulate its first trillion pounds of national debt. The third trillion has been in having on family sewn years? Scoring welfare bill pushes national debt to almost a few telegraph co.uk, August 20.

Borrowing may sometimes be unavoidable, but it should never become a substitute for taking difficult decisions. Strikes incorrectly - no generation do not disappear. They are simply inherently by those who had no access to renting them.

No family would be performing its children unnecessary debt as responsible as? The same principle applies to the nation's finances. W J Morgan hopes Toneybol, Glamorgan

SIR - I wonder when Andy Burnham will recognise that he is not mayor of the UK, but the Prime Minister.

• So far, his actions and pronouncements have been parochial, and of little more signals are to the due activities at Manchester. He models start to bring major national issues. Martin Burton

Ranglestoneill, Eaves

SIR - Andy Burnham's faith in devastation as a panacea for the country's life is deeply recognised. 'Powerly shift as No 30 Northpile', Ranglestoneill, growing the economy, equals the price of 20pile.

Devastation does not put power in the hands of the people. A just-able additional layers of 'monocracy', coal, waste and - worst of all - public taps. These are often even less qualified and more incompetent than their consequences. Withhold, they need only one of the most aggressive of the Welsh and Scottish parliaments for evidence.

A great pay for a second of meeting and you will mostly witness childlike lackering between a cause public of factures. What we could need is less government and fewer public taps. Steven's trip

Great Townwalk, Norfolk

Royal rumblings

SIR - The speculation surrounding the Duke of Sussex's possible re-constitution with the Royal family prompts a wider thought: 'Hurry' aspects with both King's trust'. report, August 20.

Whatever one thinks of his choices, the extraordinary interest in his relationship with the monarchs demonstrates that the institution still occupies a place in one national life that goes far beyond celebrity.

Its greatest virtue may be a surprisingly practical one. Our head of state does not need to campaign, court donors, make the total promises or defeat half the country in order to represent the whole of it. The Crown provides continuity while governments come and go, and separates the dignity of the state from the politics of those temporarily running it.

A possible would not decide a privilege, personality or ambition. It might simply give us another politician - only this time with a palace.

The Duke of Sussex may yet find a comfortable place without his family again. I hope for here. Meanwhile, the attention and reading his return has inadvertently reminded us of the enduring value of the institution into which he was born. Dr Mark Smith

Sheffield, South Berkshire

SIR - I write as a man estranged from his younger brother. My wife and I were discussing the return of the Duke of Sussex and his family, and the chance of re-constitution. She was reminded of a line from TV film's voice drama, She also with Cathedral (2010). 'I have left off the Duke of Peace'.

I hope that family peace is achieved. Richard Stewart Bradlington, East Yorkshire

Gove's maths reforms

SIR - This year's 67/38 results offer a implication of reform because when Michael Gove was education secretary 'Larry French is a medical GCSE, 'some' को against the rule, August 20.

Sir Ian Bansham, Oligue's Chief Regulator, said this week that using maths can help the country to improvements in teaching, including mastery methods drawn from Singapore and embodied them primary school content. The National Holocaust was provided among evidence that these improvements are not under the buffer result of changing grade institutions.

Alongside this, however, is the uncomfortable fact that only about one man candidates aged 67 or over achieved a pass in 67/38 at both. The institution is especially asking young people to avail as examination that

they have already failed show the importance of all students receiving rigorous, mastery-based teaching from an early age.

Genuine improvement in education take patience and consistency. One new Education Secretary should note her own experience as a result of continuing to dismantle Mr Gove's approach, which, on the basis of the evidence, has been working. Dr Michael Gray

Executive headmaster Hereford Cathedral School

Miliband on Israel

SIR - Ed Miliband, the Foreign Secretary, has accused Israel of getting the program of a two-state solution at risk (report, August 20).

Does Mr Miliband have an knowledge of history? Does he not think that the almost 90 years experience of a Jewish man in Israel by Palestinian might have contributed to the failure of consistency?

Might not the ruthless, gorgeous and ultimately the savage invasion of October? have also made a difference along with the frequent dismissal of a two-state solution by Palestinian political leaders.

His failure to even mention the agency of the Palestinian is helping to create an environment for potential peace in staggering.

His unique view of Israel serves no one but the future of the only Jewish state, and restores any influence that the old colonial power might have had. He is making Britain an irrelevance, when it comes to real opportunities to affect world events. Jeremy Jacobs

Somerset, Middlesex

The point of university

SIR - My former senior tutor at Christ's College, Cambridge, the late Gorky Felt, would not have spent with the assertion that the new school might be his own former senior tutor that students must unravelly 'to' loans to be paid'. Comment, August 20.

Illustrated material and important - How but, on Felt's own, 'one of the prime-future of education is to throw its weight into the failure against the prevailing views of the age'. He would remind undergraduates that they were 'not expected to be found in the ranks of those mindful of thinkers who so often restate or that they try to adapt into the ground.' But as we are not really good that they work to snatch away its gaps, who so dislike into the state that they would fund and pay it, whose shields from injustice that they weight the entire agenda.

I hope that the forthcoming internal investigation into the major cause of Jesus Christ will face up to the uncomfortable question of whether it

was precisely a failure by university and college authorities to resist 'the prevailing views of the age' that led him to be treated with such institutions. Thomas Teague

Chester

Afghan hopes

SIR - I must disagree with Lt Col Lyndon Robinson (red), who ended his otherwise on-clean letter (August 20 by equating Britain's disgraceful abandonment of Afghan women with our role in slavery.

Our most notable contribution to the humanitarian slave trade was to end it, at the cost of the lives of many from Navy slaves. As a nation, we should be proud of this.

We should also, however, hang on South to shame over raising the hopes of Afghan women for 20 years, only to dash them. Lt Gen Sir James Burton (red)

Deputy Commander, State International Secretary and Assistance Force, 2009-09 Sheldon, Lower

Laudable landings

SIR - Regarding clipping on landing (Letters, August 20, my wife, who trains pilots for commercial airlines, having floors on teenage van and/or a light aircraft down to Italy via stopovers in France. I clap after each landing, partly so unnecessary can but also because my wife seems to appreciate it, and some acknowledgement of her landing skills

just for in a better mood in the perfect song in the uni. Jeremy Bell

Bristol

SIR - I cannot agree with B.A.S. Corbett about 'regrettable' applause in March (Letters, August 20). I need to attend regular or local faith, either, and was appraised to be reminded before the performance that no clipping was allowed. I found that ridiculous. Chris Tates

Princeton St John, Somerset

SIR - In the mid 1800s, my mother, brother and I wrote to the local culture station to give me grandmother, who was returning from a trip overseas. She got off the train and immediately walked towards the locomotive. My brother said, 'Where had dinner gone?' The answer: 'To thank me regular driver' (Letters, August 20). Thomas Gough Inshadfield, Burghiker

Free riding

SIR - In 1872, at the age of 50, I was allowed by my parents to cycle from

Bill Lyle with a Green Jug and a Silver Pumpkin (35/35) by Matthew Day, haunwick

Success with an unusually shaped squash

SIR - Paul Tompkins, deputy president of the National Farmers Union, informs us that buttressed squashes are being grown; commerciality in Britain for the first time, and man eventually replace broccoli and other staple vegetables (report, August 20).

I went to these gentlemen centres and couldn't find buttressed squash seeds anywhere. However, I bought partypan squash seeds instead, which took rather like white 1200s when grown. They have been a great success.

I will not miss broccoli. To me, it has the same appeal as kale. Goblin, East Yorkshire, West Sussex

SIR - I need to supplement my salary by acting as the stand-in manager of a country house listed in the Oxfordshire during the holidays, while the proprietor took his family away.

In 1974, the drought had dwindled the house's extensive kitchen garden of table vegetables with which to feed our visitors, who were promised fresh house grown food at our tables. Now, in the end of August, all we had left was copious

amounts of spinach, which dominated our supports and lunches. On one occasion, I was summoned from my palatial office during dinner by a co-exhaust from Birmingham. Had to my spongying

tremors, black jacket, waistcoat and silver in the against for hotel manager on three days, I approached a middle-aged lady, who asked me in a rich Black Country, because whether they could not have anything other than spinach to accompany their supper. So 'I don't like this spinach at all.'

I reportedly explained the paucity of other fresh vegetables. 'Well,' she said, 'can't you at least open a tin of peas?'

'Oh, no.' I replied, seemingly shocked. 'We never serve tinned food here.'

Actually, our coils did keep a carefully guarded cashe of tinned peas, which she only ever used to establish the coast for either the second or Sunday lunches, but it was not a battle I was prepared to fight. I preferred the same margin to risk the weeks of the best of the West Midlands. Marion D. Craven Earley

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CHARLES MOORE

Of all Burnham's promises, No 10 North might be the most dangerous

The PM cannot be in two places at once and risks undermining his authority in Downing Street

If you are sort of socialist, which Labour, under Andy Burnham, sort of a, you can never quite stop believing that the government can create prosperity. Unfortunately, there are very few historical examples of this happening. So you need to find something, other than socialism, to blame.

Politically, this cache quite easy. You blame - they will never justify action. "It years of Tory miracle," the bankers' "big business", bond market or international overseas speculators whom Harold Wilson, the four-time Labour prime minister who retired half a century ago, dubbed "the gioners of Zack h!"

That is not enough, however. You also need to blame something in the machinery of government which obstructs your brilliant plans for government-led growth. This involves amazing "Whitehall" and, more specifically, the Treasury.

We know, because Mr Burnham has said so, that he is mindful of the example of Wilson's first two administrations. Labour control the Tories and, in 1945, invented a National Plan which was supposed to increase what he famously called the "white boat of the technological revolution." The plan committed to increasing growth by an annual average of 3.8 per cent over six years (about three times higher than once today) by allowing the government to allocate the resources. To achieve this, Labour invented a Department of Economic Affairs which would wrest economic power from the Treasury. The dynamics of dreams would defeat the countries of home.

The plan was popular. It sounded, to me Labour's own testosterone-filled phrase in its 1964 manifesto, "fresh and verbi". It helped Labour greatly increase its narrow majority in a second general election in 1966. But in fact, it failed almost before it started.

This was because, in most of final exchange rates, Britain had a terrible balance of postures, yet the comedy - devaluation of the pound - was considered unthinkable. Wilson had seen how the 1946 devaluation had sank the Artise Labour government and found it would do the same to his. Using all sorts of desperate measures, he fought off devaluation. Yet it came in the end, made worse by delay, in November 1967.

Politically, past as Wilson had dreaded, his government did not recover. Administratively, it meant that the Department of Economic Affairs was squashed by the Treasury. That was inevitable because the Treasury was, then as now, in charge of the public finances and, with the Bank of England, of the management of the currency. Those exciting, expensive schemes for government-led growth to a brief piece.

Labour learnt some lessons, but its in his intercourse so ratched, for example, by Gordon Brown's attempt at a National Economic Council when he moved from the Treasury to No 10 in still there.

Mr Burnham it lies. He thinks he can avoid past errors. For two reasons. The first is that his is not a National Plan, but a network of regional ones. His "Man-horsesum" wants decisions about government investment and

partnership with business to be taken by good regional decyteries who know that do lie, not by secret, distant Whitehall. There will be, he said this work, "a huge transfer of power" to create this growth.

The second reason is that he, personally, will be in charge, giving unfavorable to regional action. In 1969, Wilson stood back and played off the Treasury against the Department of Economic Affairs. This time, it's different. No 10 North will open for business in Manchester and Mr Burnham will be sitting there. His desk in Beron House, he says, is not a mere "sandish office" From there, he will defy the Treasury.

It is believable that Mr Burnham, with his mayoral importance, will have better sense of certain problems - famously, city buses - than most predecessors. It is also true - which is why, as 1981, Mrs Thatcher and Michael Brodthorne is Liverpool - that a dynamic, well-recognized national figure can improve the annual spirits of depressed regions and personal investors to take another look.

Nevertheless, our new Prime Minister is setting himself against political and economic reality. Fluid as a marketer for may be, but even he cannot be in two places at once.

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom must govern and be seen to govern from the war of government. He must go to Parliament, see his Sovereign, meet his ministers, grace public occasions and receive foreign dignitaries. He also has to appear on the world stage - though not, one hopes, as often as Sir Ken Starmer,

The British people will not be best pleased if that famous building looks like Mr Burnham's flop-house

who reached more summits than the world's greatest circumstances. He must be there, in Downing Street, when a crisis, often entirely unfavourable, breaks.

If the cat insists on being away, the ministerial and parliamentary mice will play. And the British people except perhaps, those in Manchester - will not be pleased if that famous building looks like Mr Burnham's flop-house and that famous door becomes a franchise rather than an historic, immovable destination. He has in mind great plans, as yet unspecified, to further deviation, yet he is choosing to make his own presence and that of his office key to its success. If he is not in No 10 North for a large part of the time, its power will back away.

It is faded to think that any prime minister can manage Britain's economic growth, in its Peter Middleton, the top Treasury mandarin in happier days, liked to say: "There is no problem which governments cannot make worse by intervention."

Related to the power is the money. A yesterday's monthly deficit figure emphasizes, Britain has not got enough of the stuff. Its commitments, most notably on welfare and the NHS, exceed its revenues. It makes up the difference by borrowing, and the cost of borrowing via 10-year gifts is now well over 7 per cent. Rather than the 5.1 per cent they reached in the short, shutting days of Liz Truss. The current annual cost of servicing our debt is roughly 50 per cent greater than our entire dollars budget. The tax burden is already almost unprecedentedly heavy.

This situation inevitably, and rightly, makes the Treasury powerful. As Mr Truss found four years ago, her apparent defiance of the Treasury made Britain an international outlier and spooked the markets. She therefore could not achieve her ends: she resigned. The role of the Treasury at such a time is, it is true, uncreative, but necessary. It is the voice of reality. As the Nicholas Macpherson, former head of the Treasury, has put it "several matters."

There is a commercial analogy: you would not normally want the chief financial officer to run the company, but you and potential investors would need his assurance that the figures added up.

Unlike Harold Wilson in the 1960s, or John Major when he was 6 to keep Britain in the 1950s in 1952, we are not cured with a fixed exchange rate. We have more flexibility today. The basic question, however, does not go away: do those able to lend you money treat you enough to do so at a rate which you can afford?

John Bealey, the new Chancellor, understands the importance of this question. Even Mr Burnham himself has publicly acknowledged it. But neither has yet answered it.

Some people dismiss Mr Burnham's No 10 North as little more than a gimmick. Actually, if it is a gimmick, it will do little economic harm and some political good, cheering up. Northerners inclined to vote Reform and sending a lot more money their way. It is of its serious that it is dangerous. If Mr Burnham truly "revolve" government, it will short-circuit and crash.

Way of the World Michael Deacon

The Green Party's ruling body has just been bolstered by a fascinating new signature. Deacon's plan is a white trans woman - ie, a male - who has voiced eager support for "the human customers, whose courageous fight against the imperialist days of the USA has utterly humiliated the Green plan. In addition, Iran will fully repel US imperialism."

Personally, I've never quite been able to understand how it's possible to champion LGBT rights while sympathising with the same of Islamic fundamentals. But since so many Western progressors were also sworn to think as "Islamic Left alliance" is perfectly viable, I wonder whether they could answer the following question.

Should trans women be made to wear the heifax?

I do hope this important topic will be debated at the next Green Party conference. In Islamic culture, women are expected to dress modestly, by

concealing their hair, body, and, in some countries, face. Some party members may therefore argue that, as trans women are indisputably women, they too insist cover up.

I can see why trans women might be reluctant to demonstrate their solidarity in this particular fashion. There are so would offer one advantage. If they were heifax, no one could possibly mistake them for men.

Sadly, however, it seems that the Green Party's efforts to become a broad church, or broad manager, may be doomed. This week, I go, Spencer - the mother of Hannah Spencer, at lower MP - congress on that day and I had been hijacked by people who have little in common with the gentle environmentalists of old life said: "It's not what the Green Party used

to be - one's people who were being shoes. That opened the door for lots of less than nice people to enter. And no one was primed for it."

This quote appeared on a local news website called the Manchester Mill, in an area to about the best-screws expelling the German Balloon branch. The one side are four Green councillors, named Banif ABI, banan Ibrahim, Zair, Kofi and Sugay Khan. In the other is a group of older Greens, who claim that these men do not align with the party's true values. In return, CBI ABI has accused his critics of "no name to trust".

"Whatever the truth, each balance is fighting does not bode well for the future of any "Islamic Left alliance" Mill, there is some hope. As I'm sure Eleanor Erikin,

a former, the same of the world's leading, partways

of gender reassignment surgery. Admittedly this is only because Iran's mindlessly homophobic rulers would rather a man pretended to be a woman than be gay. Introverting, though, Trans activists always tell so that there can be "No Faith without the T" that it seems there can be T without the Left.

Ricky Gervais has announced that, after 14 years together, he's finally going to marry the woman Jane Fallon - purely in order to cut his inheritance in full. This may not even the most romantic motive. But I'm glad all the same. Mainly because it will make Mr Fallon his wife "rather than his" partner?

I have the word "partner" it's so. Guardian. So finally gender neutral. I've already devoted love and affection. It makes your relationship sound like a business venture. Or a very small love firm.

"Girlfriend" is no good, either. Mr

Gervais is 63 years old. If a man that age referred to his "girlfriend", you would naturally assume he was suffering a late life crisis, and had started dating someone young enough to be his grand daughter. Which Mr Fallon is not. Because she's 63, too - Amrene. I wish them many happy years as husband and son. We also better than partner and partner.

I don't know how many people - expect to hear nuanced analysis of a population of conflict from a crowd of drunken football fans. But the board of West Ham United presumably does. Because in a state most like work they condemned the club's own supporters for singing a "distant" chant in appreciation of their new winger. Manor Schones, who happens to be Israeli.

Here, in full, are the words of the offending chant: "Manor Schones is on my mind." And he dares Pakistan. As football chants go, I have to say

that that one strikes me as pretty mild. In any case, surely football chants are meant to be "distant." The whole aim is to wind up the opposing fans, sometimes in ways that may seem a touch publically incorrect. Which is why, if you attend a match between Chelsea and Liverpool, it's possible to repeat Chelsea time singing: "We pay your benefits." Or reworking the Liverpool fans' anthem You'll Never Walk Alone as "You'll never work again!"

Still, if West Ham's bosses consider the above sentiments to be unacceptable, perhaps they would care to suggest an alternative for it. "Manor Schones is on my mind." And he hopes for a match to be in my business alone at the same time. And then two-state solution that will pare the way for lasting peace between Israel and Pakistan.

That would certainly be less divisive. Although it might be quite tricky to sing.

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POPPY COBURN

The Left is in denial about the reality of what causes rough sleeping

Andy Burnham's plans will tragically fail if they assume all problems can be solved by giving someone a home

• But all homeowners by Christmas' life brilliant, isn't it? So radical, it's straightforward, so compassionate. Jeremy Coehrs could only master up a pledge to outstraight sleeping after his room in government, by which point there wouldn't have been no longer remaining in Britain to hold him to the promise.

The couple, Andy Burnham's 'Every one lie' and even has been matched by a sensible chankish old, a failure to be sure. Part of that will be handed into the provision of 1,000 'settled homes' with other investment into 'wraparousd support'.

With rough sleeping at the highest level is one even with Sugar for years ago, we now have every reason to believe that hold action is on the way. Just listen to the that narcotics of homeowners charity thicket, Matt Downie 'In the long term, rough sleeping can only be saved with the provision of 1,000 'settled homes'.

When I go get that way, it really does a more straightforward. Blomeless people are blameless because they don't know home. In the grand scheme of government funding, that's hilly as a drug in the ocean, are even more short and safer than anything. There are fewer than 1,000 people estimated to be sleeping on the streets every night. If it's a simple matter of a small group of people lids this sunburn amount from a single, it's the single to be an entirely manageable problem to solve. Why hadn't you ever tried it before?

But there's no 'Every one lie' was tested during the pandemic. Councils hooked up empty hands and moved in rough sleepers. There was a 'home' for every one to step in. But it wasn't the only one that was able to promote in. Not Downie, a former Metropolitan Bank officer, and it was 'The trouble is that ending rough sleeping and giving everyone somewhere to sleep and get it out of the thing.'

Once an occasion is chateful at post that, while policing generally went upon during the pandemic as 'volume crime' vanished. The hotel used to know rough sleepers were an endless source of incidents. By once recognized a man in a hotel off his side & dead whom he had been in the previously for 'linking smugblunt's door in, manning it for his own'. The man had a council flat already, but had been picked up off the streets by the council anyway and given a room. By any metric that man was 'honest'. Yet his problems were significant enough that it didn't make a difference to his circumstances neither way.

A trimmie like to repeat the line that anyone could become homeless given an unlucky enough conflagration of

circumstances. Yes, there are many families who are litanyally pervives, and who could, through an interest rate one or redundancy, lose their home. But then who can't go sleeping rough on the streets often lose the more intractable problems than that. Many will have come through the care system or been changed out of prison. About half have a drug problem, the in front panel, I think! In London, that number is 32 per cent.

All the money, with the supportive care and plans of housing to our provide, cannot permanently 'fix' social dysfunction. If the policies activists are backing don't acknowledge how complex some human problems can be. In short, when you adopt a law store of how people believe and make it the basis of policy that policy will fail.

Just look to America, the richest nation in each, and its battle against homelessness, itself in the 1990s, two social workers living in New York, also: home and foreign doctors, felt dissatisfied with the response of the city authorities to the street-sleeping crisis. Felt no were developed on the basis of certain assumptions about the rough sleeping condition. But they were more aware of poverty, a lack of affordable housing, the recession, racism, or because the government didn't care enough.

Perhaps this was the case for the tone of the American Immigrantly homeless people crashing with family or friends. But it wasn't necessarily true for the grievances in the subworld. Two interviews far less kept them out of the shadow that stomach workers offered them a place in night after night, or saw these the ones out from the social network that might have protected them: mental health issues and drugs.

Unless there was a plan to get these people clean or medicated, talking therapy and a secure room could harm more than help. Some andPatient believed. That wasn't looking for a Xintown's breast, to blasted fanfare.

But there was another strain of thought developing about homelessness in the 1990s. Sam Stonelwood and a simple idea. Blomeless people needed homes, and they should be given them. It came about the inevitable even if the individual was otherwise incapable of remingrating into society - for instance, if they were shooting up, or refusing to take their relinquishment and death, the incident hit methods through his New York based charity Fallowers to Bousing, and

achieved seemingly extraordinary success, with the rate of people remaining in housing after 12 months resulting a load 40 per cent. The idea was just being in family, and it was the case of the 1st of the two new management a court for United States.

There is a lot to like about this so-called Bousing First in time - there's a reason Bousing is better, so it during his tenure as Manchester mayor. It cut through layers of furious (as to get people the help they need it). Additional support would of course need to be provided.

But the story didn't tend them. America is not known for its uterus - cleared of the dentition. This is right into New York Penn Station, and the

No simple from: aerial view of a homeless arrangement in Bousing, California

first thing you have upon walking outside will probably be an unwashed man wondering by himself, shooting at nothing. his limbs covered in weeping zones. The same section across Blue State America. And that too has upon a strong man that isn't 'fretired' number. Portland, Oregon, saw its jitterman on close because we many 'relieved'. folks were stealing to say for their next fix. La had been close that up and of her beyond the confines of that flow.

Bousing First is now over in America the Trump administration is pushing federal funding. Official became a business with a model that offers caries and no stalls. Despite some early successes, homelessness didn't disappear - it has been wrong. Roughly 30 per cent of all homeless people with the drug and mental health conditions obtained directly by harm and the need to help on the front of the city. The most likely sleepers have mental health issues and 60 per cent are drugs.

Building a home in housing and employing more social outreach workers might be a healthy public itself. But what it will not do is 'solve' the problem that even rough sleeping.

For a policy to be a success, it has to be developed with reasonable expectation and a realistic understanding of human behaviour. Homelessness is a problem, including rough sleeping, and there's no doubt that at least some of the money will be used to change from for the better.

But the evidence suggests that all the funding in the world can't receive a flawed policy that fails to reckon himself with its assessment of uncomfortable truths about human behaviour.

Meghan is an archetypal millennial. Her return here won't last

Picture Meghan Mable (sorry, the 1st few of thieves) in your mind. What we do would you see to describe her character? Ambitionist? Teammate? has charles sweet, like a jar of life raspberry jam!

One true不好意思 wouldn't come to a 'conceive' since thrilling the United Kingdom for many! LA, she has been ill engaged in what her fellow California might call: 'speaking her truth'. She has found no shortage of truths in our island home. from our press fashions 'doctors your life,' to our offl' upper lip mortality 'interesting' 'damaging,' to our aversion to physical contact ('I've always been a

bugger... I didn't realise that that is really getting for a better life.'

And so LA life millions of other people. Found the sudden overall that the Queen of Moonsette would be returning to Britain rather surprising. Perhaps the cift with the rest of the Royal family has been healed. And it is quite a long way though the era in the side of the British monarchy to a very private private citizen of the same nation you've been had something across the world.

Sorry, but I don't buy it for a minute. The business have got so much chance of 'coming home' for good at the World Cup. Whatever time is in place

for now surely can't last. Why? Because Meghan is an archetypal millennial.

For one, she'll surely never be able to keep any quibbles quiet. Here is the generation that doesn't believe in letting bygones be bygones. Imagine the Instagram stories of another royal Esquire to send a blank even rate after being gifted a jar of 'in love' in Australia.

Millennials are also all about hustle, and Meghan is no exception. She didn't let snapping away from royal duties during their spirit everything is branding.

Jewelry are are lacking in our

Here is the generation that doesn't believe in letting bygones be bygones

old world charm, and so it was only about all the Meghan's need, so her royal connections to shift her products. But telling Britishmen to think of people is a tougher order than to the good people of California. While wants to keep her illiterate company going, I expect she'll need to look elsewhere. I thought if I were her, you'd need it - sell an awful lot of trust oweeks to put a dent in Prince Harry's multi-million pound legal bill.

Prime yourself, people I'm already mostaily placing here on the timing of blasted fun! Yes, the one thoughts. And you just know she's going to record a 'dog' all about it.

HEPUZIBAH ANDERSON

Lavender doesn't deserve this derision

This plant is so tough it even thrives in poor soil and loves a hot summer

A great deal that when 'froudthousers' tomb was a speared, a trace of lavender scent brings in the air. This scene puts any well-rounded if you've recently returned from holiday and finished into the day, and you'll look

It's been a long summer out there. The techniques have scorched leaves and dropsy blooms, the peocean have been doubling their perish faster than it was on my days. The lunches, and the roar are having some of it, dropping their芬兰 to protect at this most unhealthy location.

Even those foolproof starter plants, the sunflowers, shot their bolt, leaving large heads falling like 'bird' perched on secreets.

The plant is a much to deep tendency. One plant has endured the loneypotens and several smashing sinks with real toxicity. Lavender.

I think you're alone, it's probably not a plant we get called attention to ordinarily. Modest of flower and stumpy locations, it's a potential with a lot of time, and a strong scent. It can also be made into a tan and umbilled, soiled, so sun-like. If it Winks put it in an 1990 horticultural magazine, for soothing 'the new man and future's all' - a few of the best was a big fan of lavender, both the colour and the plant itself. The>Sedization staff use it in cleaning products, sipped lavender leaves to the cigarettes, and the plant's flavor can only over mint with her hand. These days, it's grown finely in its unavalaness. That lavender is a good, good taste, close - still held over 14 cfuels, forgotten at the lack of absence.

It certainly doesn't have the star power of Biffy place of the year - it's a good, good flavor spikes don't so much bloom as relax into permitted dots and there's a silvered, and it's a good taste that's almost spectral. Yet its ghost-like foliage mist well! In the only grocery left in your garden right now, and for that it finally deserves some love.

Likewise, while the earliest harvest since records began has left yields

down, beautiful lavender crops are transforming the time of life, in, where lavender has been growing since the British 'guns' into a 'Provincial union'.

Like straight heads and rubbies just an allotment, lavender was brought to our island by the Romans, who named it after their word leaves; to bathe 'The sleepest bundles of it in their bathhouses and used it to wash wounds as well as to avoid everything from skin and hair to their clothes.

Straight-tolerant planting models - a few of the most popular large quantities of grass! Lavender is your solder of your coffee, coffee, more romantic aesthetic.

Designable flower spikes aren't always lovingly drawn. Winks can be striking, and has a playful charm, and its blurs and purples range from perishable to deep violet. Not are they uniform in shape. There are those strong, but they are there are also pompous clusters and dubble, pineapple-like heads staged with petalish color and brown color.

After its summer survival art, however, lavender growers might consider leaving into the plant's more robust treatment.

Commonly called in having a moment could be found on UK folk earlier in the month, as gardening content creates found themselves running out of mankind. What to do when the children should dramatically change the lavender. Here's another reason to admire this trusty, and the good tasting rule so simple it now adds a scene named a guy. It's it. On the eighth day of the eighth month of the year, trim around eight inches off its height.

It's the most playful of the year, thing what you've trimmed to dry for when this summer's best fresh air distant is a holiday memory, and the rain is providing down on the extra lavender's natural taste.

Of course, if there's one thing lavender is still stated to as the UK is in a history, it's prolonged soggy weather.

Rather's sandwich

Retailer Ronald Rather, below 75, famously caused a crisis at his high street predlers John Ratner's when he described one of its acts of marriage as 'cheaper than a parent sandwich from Marlock Spencer's. But I have to say the

sandwich will probably last longer than the outrage.

More than three decades later, Rather shows an admirable ability to mock himself, posting a photograph of a 40-1860-lag sandwich in social media this week, saying 'I remember when you could buy an 1860-1860-lag sandwich for 30p.'

Yury private lines

Commenting on the Telegraph's scoop that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are searching their children in an as yet unnamed British school, Education Secretary Lucy Powell told the BBC this week 'I think it's a great endorsement of our education system, actually - that we do have great schools.' Presenter Rachel Interbranded (Powell) then said they would be going to the local state school. Powell conceded, 'I don't imagine they probably will.'

In Labour changing its house towards private schools

Cut price Meeting

Last month five MPs including Labour's Angela Ranger and Pete Streating were asked by LBe to process a four-hour radio and recently received by James O'Brien, The latest Communist Register of Interests shows that while Ranger - since approximately summer, the Secretary received a LBe to be on time. Secretary says the Defence Secretary

was only worth £1,000 for his stint. Some Labour types are clearly more equal than others.

Ring sport

The Ring doesn't list tips for looking after his voice with Bob Imp}(theman, the Town) (or in the string) to the past 12 years, at a garden party at the King's Best Place (the summer, 'Ampletimesan says, 'So I reached out to shake the hand, he said 'Keep up the good work. Look after your voice. If you want to keep it in the very condition, praying you!' On the way home, Imp}(theman, 'Is bought a lot of sport from Marlock Spencer, 'I thought if I'd be able to go go and opt it out on the train, but I did take what I wrote the following morning, and my voice was better as a result,' he says. 'So for special occasions I will continue to take the Ring's advice.'

Three cabins

Former ITN now consider Sir Trevor McDonald's home, recently named a local café and was dominated to find it had great 'yard night'. He tells John magazine: 'I much prefer to see the physical money I'm spending looking my hand. Such work is a great investment of money that I allow myself to use when I'm out and about, without anyone, it's great love, my heart rouse me.'

In being old (McDonald) but he adds: 'Money is not left until the magnificent 'art-hard' is worn and deserves our respect. Meanwhile, I'm on the hunt for a new café that will truly turn both and my cash.'

Anti-intercruited

Artist Isabelle Spolka(ly), who specialises in Catholic imagery, has captured the late June '80 (the main), as a two-portrait, above right, painted after

her death last month. She says: 'The rightness shall be had in everlasting remembrance.' There is expected to be a holding section for the painting of Walden. Spolka's painting range in price from £40/1 to £50/1. I hear that Reform (Rhodes) Paper (King) makes it buy the picture and hang it at the party's London HQ in Millbank Power.

Prav's Harley tribe

Dame Pravi (with the cookery writer and broadcaster, has just taken up skin into the first time, aged 84 'I couldn't do sitting, that'd like more! But just a lot sitting. Towel in a kind of wheelbarrow with a champion alive doing with you down the mountain, holding the house. You got all the excitement and exhilaration but not the terror.' she tells the local Life.

At home she like to vote around with her husband John Thurlow on a small Canadian bicycle. She adds: 'We want to be the pub on it last night. On a tiller, you don't have to wear a helmet and it forklows that you can't do it. The next year, You can smell like countrywide the crows, but being made. This is how to grow old.'

Edited by Christopher Hyer petcofewright@telugrish.co.uk

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News Focus

The public sector

productivity crisis

including back Britain

The country is divided with private sector workers returning to the office and getting more done, and state staff working from home and being less effective, writes Leaf Arbuthnot

TAPAP 2020, the three Cabinet minister Jacob Knew-Moore passed a characteristic. Knew has when he toured Whitehall and left notes on the many empty desks. "Sorry you were out when I started," they read. "I look forward to seeing you in the office very soon." The notes were signed off "with every good wish" - but were widely accused of being condescending and passive aggressive, even slightly sinister.

Civil servants still chilled by the memory may not easy, however. If the words of Angela Rayner, the Blooming Secretary, on the Today programme this week are anything to go by, so similar estimates will be made and take soon to the armies of mandates and other public sector workers working from home. Rayner looks to once, but said the programme, to "we someone in the office to know that they're working." She herself, she pointed out, had not been office-based "for many years."

Rayner was being questioned in light of the mounting concerns about the effect that remote working is having across the public sector, where productivity remains in the doldrums room after the pandemic. The apparent argument has failed if but clear working Britain is clearing in two, with those in the increasingly efficient private sector proposing up their public sector counterparts. Pressed about a recent report that had found that "I staff in her own ministry hadn't visited the office for more than a year, she didn't see some for concern." I think people work extremely hard. I don't think this is a productivity problem because individuals are in or outside the office," she said. Public sector productivity is in the doldrums not because of WFH, she insisted, but because civil servants are occupying "no longer salaries."

"I think the challenge that we face actually is that the cost of things have gone up and where haven't gone up all the same rate as the cost of living of essential items," she said. "If you look at some of the studies where people have done home working, within their department, sickness levels have gone down, productivity has gone up."

WFH wage rises

Many in the private sector would, of course, take a very different view. Having embraced remote working during the pandemic, a growing number of companies across Britain are now calling time on employees working from their kitchen tables, sofas and beds.

The move to get people back to the office has coincided with a growth in private sector productivity, which grew by 1.8 per cent in the second quarter compared with a year earlier, according to analysis by Morgan Stanley. In a number of cases, productivity has been explicitly cited as the reason for a return to office-based work. When Sir Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of Manchester United, issued a ban on WFH for the claim 1,000 employees in 2024, for instance, he pointed out that email traffic had dropped by 20 per cent when "WFH Enforce" were tried out. Having staff on site would boost productivity and strengthen units and relationships, Ratcliffe argued. "If you don't like it," he said, "please seek alternative employment." Other companies to have pushed the problem back in favour of office-based work include John Lewis, WFP, Amazon and JP Morgan Chase.

If those companies are correct in their analysis their working from home is good for performance, it may be question as to why WFH is still to speculate across the public sector - where productivity has scarcely

budget since 1997. After making modest gains in the 2000s, it must like extreme during the pandemic - and has since only partially recovered. As of 2023, it was still 2.1 per cent lower than in 2016.

In the private sector, by contract, productivity has outpaced per 2000 levels. There is a considerable cost to this difference: according to analysis by EY, if public sector productivity had increased in line with private sector productivity between 2000 and 2024, the UK's GDP would have been 3 per cent larger by the end of 2024. EY estimates that the lack of growing public sector productivity is coming the UK economy. JWBA a year in hot output - almost double the amount that has been spent so far on 2022.

For the above-timing preference of the public sector, money is increasingly being shovelled to those working in it. According to OSB figures released last week, while private sector wage growth in real terms was 11 per cent in the three months to four, public sector workers exposed in an increase of 3.6 per cent.

Bigger workforces

Those working in health care have been particularly well rewarded in recent years. Since 2000, their year passes doctors, now resident doctors, have seen their basic pay rise by 26.6 per cent, while senior nurses have seen their pay increase by 62.1 per cent. This is considerably more than in other parts of the public sector (masses floodgloves, for instance, have seen their pay since 2000 go up by 61.5 per cent). Yet the government's own figures show that productivity in health care has been especially poor in recent years, according to the office for National Statistics, it was 5.8 per cent lower in 2020 than in 2019. Randomised in some parts of the public sector has also risen, despite little evidence that plugging more people into the system will help matters.

The number of people working for the civil service, for instance, has risen every year since 2000, from 400,000 to 550,000 in 2023. In the Brexit years, this increase was billedly attributed to the safest pressure on the state to extract the country from the EU, but those days are now mainly new.

All this means that when it comes to public services, taxpayers are getting less bang for their back than they do in 2016, and hardly an era of milk and honey. And remarkably, they are now getting about the same for their money as they did in the 1990s - long before the internet, smartphones, decent computers and other technology at all places had become embedded in working practices.

You might think, with these damning numbers in mind, that those in government might throw the kitchen sink at trying to turn them around - and might begin the sink by hauling William back to the office. This was the approach taken by Judah in 2014. faced with falling sales, it amounts of the cuts and a requirement that office staff attend the office at least three days a week. This approach, company chairman Stuart Ross said, would allow Judah to build high-performing teams with a collaborative culture and respond to what our business needs the most.

Instead, it's business around in the public sector. While Labour has preserved sales into the service, the international industry and our system to be at their desks at least 60 per cent of the time, it is far from clear that the target is being met. In fact, staff at IDMC are so keen towards more than of the office, a Telegraph investigator called "the year found, that some perform 'drive by begins' - signing

The Civil Service just keeps growing

Just over 1-in-8 British workers are entirely WFH

Public sector productivity lags far behind that of the private sector

into the office Wi-Fi from a nearby car park to "prove" attendance, then scurrying back home. Rather this month, the Centre for Government Reform (CGP) think tank published research suggesting that many Whitehall departments may only be hitting their 90 per cent to a quarter, and because departments do not have desk space for all the civil servants they employ. The Department for Business and Trade, for instance, has claimed it has an occupancy rate of 40 per cent. Yet in London office only has space for 1,000 of its 3,000 staff, so its actual occupancy

rate was found to be more like 20 per cent. Something similar was going on at the Department for Education, according to the CGP research. Its occupancy rate has been claimed to be 50 per cent, but the analysis put it at just 27 per cent.

The figures have been disputed by the Cabinet Officer - a spokesman called them "misleading and uncrased", and pointed out that staff "regularly work across the government estate". Government officials told The Times that the figures didn't account for officials carrying out visits, taking external

meetings or working in other Whitehall offices. But the figures indicate that many more civil servants than we have been led to believe are still WFH. In some cases because, were they all to turn up, there wouldn't be enough deals to accommodate them.

Office benefits

Meanwhile, in the private sector, companies that require workers to attend the office are reaping the rewards. Linda Morey Burrows, who runs the interior design and art store here firm MoreySmith, says that her 36 employees are expected to come to the office as a matter of course - and that the approach is crucial to the success of the company.

When we've all in the office together, everybody knows what's going on," she says. "You pick up smaller conversations, you learn from other people, young people can be mentioned. When you work from home, everything takes longer because you're sat there at your screen. You spend all day long on Teams calls, what is everyone almost issues out of. It's not an effective."

The company mortgated remote working during the lockdown, she says, but once the pandemic had passed, Morey Burrows decided to revert to everyone coming in each day. It wasn't a pain free decision. "There was a lot of rebelliousness about the whole thing - people felt they'd had such better lives working from home. It was difficult," she lost about a third of her staff. But in the long-term, she says, it was the right call.

"The last thing you want is people being in your organization if they've got any negativity because it upends. We just want everyone to be positive and happy, and to work together." She has also found, she adds, that clients love the strategy - as they know they can be guaranteed a fully attended, in person meeting whenever they need it, even if the meeting falls outside the "TWA" week (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) that many hybrid workers deserve.

There is flexibility built into the system. Morey Burrows points out: it someone is child in it, for instance, she won't hesitate to allow them to WFH. "But we're not going to encourage people to work from home." And despite the fact that the last staff when she imposed the office mandate, she doesn't feel she is losing out on talent now. "I find that people who are driven, who really want to perform, who want to get on and contribute to a team environment - they're the people who want to come in every day."

Ella Robertson, the managing director of the youth leadership charity One Young World, has also seen how beneficial an office-based culture can be. It has been particularly transformative, she says, for the young staff the charity employs 70 per cent of the 50-person team is under 50.

"We deal with more than 500 blue-chip corporate clients, so writing an example of what is expected in a corporate environment is really important," Robertson says. "By being in the office, where you might move a client or hear your love on the phone - just being in that environment is not really instructive. For some, if may be they find exposure to a corporate environment, and that matters for social mobility - the structure rules shouldn't depend on your background."

John Z staff, Robertson adds, are particularly keen on receiving feedback - and it's much easier to provide useful feedback if they have been in the office. It's also a matter of practicality, but sure, the image in which some of the team are dialing in on Zoom aren't as

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good as those done face-to-face. "The nature of video calls is obviously that there are sometimes to think of before. It's difficult for the person who's remote to chime in, and they're either a tiny square on a screen or a huge presence becoming into the room. It means much more jarring meetings."

Out of sight, out of mind

While the private sector is staging something of a recovery, Britain is not, unfortunately, the only country failing to boost the productivity of its public sector, peer countries such as Canada, France and Australia are similarly struggling to crack the problem. And to an extent, it is natural for public sector and private sector productivity to be different.

As Lord Redwood, who published a paper on productivity for the Centre for Policy Studies think tank earlier this year, points out, "the private sector should do better. It has highly paid people. An investigative banker doing big deals will be one of the most productive people in the country, for example. That's no moral judgment - it's not that they will be better people. But just that the way the numbers are calculated will mean the banker will be

calculated to be more productive than someone in the state sector."

But, he adds, "the public sector is doing very badly by its own standards." The issue isn't WITH per se, he believes. "If you have a productive employee with lots of motivation, working from home can be the best thing for them to do for more than don't have to commute. But in the public sector there has been a general issue of managers not leading their teams to be productive enough. And that can be even more of an issue if workers are not in the office. If they're sitting at home, they're out of sight, out of mind."

Of course, for the workers themselves, there are many benefits. Britain is Europe's WITH capital, our white-collar employees work from home. It takes per week on average. Those that do are quick to claim that it makes them more productive, happier and healthier. Last year, 79 per cent of civil

servants said they believe that remote working has had a positive impact on employee productivity, according to a Trustee survey.

Often cited by the gov-WITH camp is a landmark 2019 study of Chinese call centre workers, which found that those allowed to work from home fadded 4 per cent extra call-per-minute, and worked 9 per cent more minutes per shift. But some evidence points the other way. A study published in Scientific Reports in 2020 followed more than

48,000 employees at a large Indian IT company who worked from the office, worked from home then did a lot of work. Before the study began, employees had acquired the habit of submitting ideas that could improve the company - containing measures, for instance, or new products. The quantity of ideas did not change when workers worked from home, but the quality of the ideas did take a lot. Then, during the hybrid working period, the quantity of ideas fell - particularly in teams that didn't coordinate on who would be in the office when.

The "big challenge" with academic work on the subject, the economist Paul Swinney says, is that while it can capture "the very visible, short term benefits to the employees of working from home" - for instance not having to commute, there are also the hidden long-term costs. These are both to the organization in terms of how it functions and also costs to the employee who might not be learning from others as much, for example. What does that mean for the employee 80 years down the line - they might not be paid as much or see their career progress as much?

Missing a trick

With no change in sight, however, it seems likely that Britain's workers will continue on two interesting tracks. Those in the private sector, who are continuously pushing - and being pushed - to find more efficient ways of working, and those in the public sector, which is laying claim to more and more of the wealth being generated by the private sector - without showing comparable improvements in

'In the public sector, there has been a general issue of managers not leading their teams to be productive enough'

WITH scientist: Angela Rayner, left, claims home workers are sick less often and do more

efficiency. For the new Sir Jacob Reeve Magg, the state sector is missing a trick in particular by failing to recognize the gains that can be made by an office-based work culture.

There is a link, he argues, between poor performance in the public sector and WTH. "If you look at some bodies, such as the Land Registry," he says, "you find that they have extremely generous working from home regulations, but also they allow people to work from time, and take time off on a trust-based system that nobody monitors. And some of the transfers they're meant to be doing are over a year behind."

It's a similar story, he argues, at RMSC. Analysis of working patterns at RMSC earlier this year found that 3,000 of its 75,000 workers had not been into the office for between six and 12 months - and that 992 hadn't returned for a year to 22 months. Meanwhile, performance at RMSC has hardly been impressive. A report last year by MPS found that almost 44,000 taxpayers had been out of after being on hold with RMSC call transfers for over an hour.

"I think it's incredible that some of the most productive, hard working companies in the world, like Goldman Sachs, have insisted that everybody came to the office," Sir Jacob says. "Those are firms that are very focused on success, and they recognize that they are less successful if people aren't in the office. There is a terrible problem with public sector productivity. And yet the public sector seems to have some of the lanser rules in relation to working from home."

Additional reporting by Blaise Chene and Olle Cady

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WILLIAM SITWELL

I'm liberating my guests from the tyranny of TV

A proper countryside retreat is for white burgundy and banter - not bingeing Netflix

Some TVs are so old that they're not worth branding. Ease bored, ugly and screwed to the wall of awkward angles - a bunch of resources seemingly caught an job in a few decades ago along with the smarty dark, woosless looks that wouldn't look out of place in a favoritism without of the 1920s.

'These sets can go straight to the dump.' I told our talented american designer, Jessica Coleman, who is in the process of sifting through the 16 book rooms I'm refurbishing at The White Hart, my eccentric side-show in Wavelies niche. Wow! So uncivil.

Nine months on, and our dining room is not satisfied of part of the culinary landscape. That is, we continue to part about exist along with a few surviving pubs in the floating weevilage of socialist Britain. But the oversagitt accountabilities is in need of a few of the other first task was figuring out what must go.

I decided to ditch the horrid, old tellers which have, until now, occupied us the room. No closer examination, I was surprised to see they were at least modern enough to have remote controls, but baffled by the eagle at which they were secured to the walls. Some are on linings in noisies to bind the heels, which means that to watch them you need to sit on the floor.

When they're gone, I won't be replacing them. We're a humble establishment, so budgets won't stretch to barring TVs hidden in the panels at the end of both, doing responsibly at the point of a button, disguised as mirrors or, à la Claridge's, behind many curtains under a dressing table, hoodies, who goes away to hinge Netflix.

'The White Hart is a refuge from the cruel world,' I postdled with so Jessica. 'It's a place of white burgundy, tender to the world of convention. Let's up these horrid things out and give people a room-free breaks.'

After all, I can pretend the fact that the Wi-fi doesn't work is deliberate. A digital device is all the rage. So, given I'm unwilling to master something called Facebook. Marketplace and my ambition is as a restaurateur, not a pedlar of old tellers,

it was to be straight to the recycling center for three-spring sets.

That was the plan, at least, until armed with my Phillips screwdriver and ready to begin the first removal this week, I'm contented Andrew Richbell, our general manager. Andrew is charting with guests, for sure, but a true back-of-house traffic warden who finally files hazard analysis, complains a red position auto-enactment documents like a bandit carousing gold.

He quickly countered my reckless creativity. 'But I ask where you're going with that screwdriver,' he asked. 'I don't recall an issue caused on the maintenance WhatsApp group.'

'Don't worry,' I replied. 'I'm just getting rid of all the horrid tellers.' It was at this moment that a smattering of guests appeared.

'Good morning,' we thinned. 'Wouldn't it start.' And we're the guests, pointing towards Andrew. 'He liked the TV in our room.'

At which point, my general manager continued due to peace my plot to take down the new material and continue our discussion downstairs. 'You see,' he said. 'They love the TVs.'

Why are how can the best I thought the era of tolly was dead - it's how all about the places, silly who own YouTube and Instagram. Anyway, isn't the point of a respite in the countryside to escape so even and talk to each other? Our rooms are for sleeping in, not laying in if in evening.

After a quick bath or shower, if should be down to the bar and dining room for a change of local air, sign of pine/soir and litter of anchovies with crisp, roasted sandbags. You don't achieve that village to win free-time of Celebrity Artspace Hunt. Indeed, each telly I tip out is stripping down towards the civilization, peace and harmony that comes from conversation, browsing and sharing. Andrew, of course, won't have it. I know he will be assembling a pro-TV array of guests to float upon no before long.

But I've got a note around him. I'm planning a midnight card on our rooms, armed with a torch and a screwdriver. 'Sorry, an.' I'll say to a guest as I tried to during the night. 'Just removing your telly.'

Farming faces chop if the minister 'faints at sight of blood'

If I was a challenging morning for the 1st of from Northern, Ilicit tapped up to all the Lake Districts to tone a food processing plant when, all of a sudden, he became woozy. On in the words of a local farmer, 'he'd been shown huge chunks of beef as well as some steaks,' and then 'felt faint'.

No big deal you might think - except that was Stephen Morgan, the Labour MP for Portsmouth South, and more signish entity, Britain's new farming minister.

Faced with the vision and scent of flour to vetting for new cows, Morgan reportedly told his hosts: 'I don't fool well, I need a moment.'

The minister has diminished sweetness at the first time Shannon Park in Thornton had anything to do with the sight of meat.

He said he'd 'felt unwell moving between the extreme heat and cold storage' he thinks at the processing plant, adding he was 'grateful to all the stuff at Lake District Farmers.'

'Rats off to the brilliant people working in these conditions and

temperatures to keep the nation fool,' Morgan added.

But the point is, when your job is literally to feed up the lot of agricultural folly 'it's not a great look, to faint at the sight of meat', as one who was there claimed.

Indeed, Morgan's turn for the worse will have done little to appouse the enquiries outside of the farming folly he was attempting to examine this day. 'Those who witnessed his wobble will have no doubt wondered whether, safely back home that the minister might so eat his diary and no wonder any future entries that suggested visits to meat storage facilities.'

Because there's a growing feeling actually make that a date-deals surety - that Labour and its ministers have zero affinity for the British farming community. They have vending the likes of Morgan on his farm visits, doomed as they so often are in trendy urban duty parlors, and become convinced they are not on their side.

That's to say nothing of the department he works for and its

Wired differently: Stephen Morgan, the farming minister, posted a picture of himself at a farm show paving with a model of a sheep

appalling record of life when it comes to protecting our farmers. Vinde Labour, Dethchan waved through a raft of incendiary policies on inheritance run imposed by the 'Treasury', undermined Ushinde deals, pursued a ruinous climate change agenda and published a Farming Roadmap that encourages the growing of health, not lands.

All of which has left many in the countryside with the district's impression that the party views farmers - at best - as co-workers who just love big machines, fresh air and meal. At worst, they feel numerous are entirely unmoved by their plight, the latest example of which is the Government's policy, all im funding package for food producers battling devastating drought.

Morgan would of course protest that, as his words, 'Labour is stopping in... to help farmers' at every opportunity. But the sight of the minister for rural affairs falling over in the presence of prime quality, British waved red meat, surely says otherwise.

Moving gives a man respite - I can't wait to do it again

I don't forget the strange sight I had of our once-given and pleasant land - and New back from Celer recently. A nation's fields scorched by the sun, no sign of the familiar patchwork of the green fields of grazing and the golden atrium before the harvest. It was just a chance from some begin-time wondered if we'd just gone in a circle and were landing back in the filed.

Devastating, I thought, a week away and the return, rather than blissful, was a reminder of the catastrophe of drought.

A calamity day being many own, nooney, lashed, after touching down and nearing home, I saw close-up the little and burnt patches where once there was gone.

And then the realization struck me: I am still in love.

I still can't line up the three-deck diesel Runnons, can't turn the key on the John Down road on, pull the clams on the walls behind Cobra or plug in the Phoos.

Come the weekend, the occasional evening or enriched afternoon, it's meant hours of day precious time unaccounted for. Yes, there's been a no-know dividend - a suring on the cost of fuel, of petrol, diesel and oil and on the inevitable repairs needed. Five of course not raised the notion of the windfall domestically for fear of perching the sum of management - otherwise known as my wife - who would doubtless suggest I might thus wish to contribute more to the cost of food shopping.

But the emotional toll is agonising.

For moving allows a man to carve out time to take the wild. And that time gives us respite. There may be discussions to be had (thirty negotiations for example), but when there's moving to be done, one can escape and do so with unquestionable legitimacy.

I mean if the farm is left to grow and foster what will the neighbours and our friends think? What is technical scruffy might they consider us to be? It's not worth contemplating how our reputations would suffer. Numerous means once reputation for respectability remains intact.

'Sorry darling, I've got to now,' simply cannot be met with an objection.

And once one is moving, so, gloriously, took on my machines that vocal interventions can't be heard. And neither can any evening to attract one's attention be spotted, for mid-know, the attention cannot be diverted. For safety's sale if nothing else.

Moving also offers the hands-on dad a fabulous childcare option. My two small boys can ride with me. And when I'm on the push along, they can come with me. They've both got small pretend little moving machines. So when I move, they frequently mortify new-along behind me. When I stop for fuel they do the same, mimicking my man-screws with their own mini-prey ones.

Most of the time, the regular lawn harvest simply enables me to harness time for myself, for my thoughts and the general salute from offering alone but not lonely. When the moving is complete, I'm back, and ready for anything.

However, as morning and there's no escape from the likes of shopping trips, which right now feature the horrifying prospect of buying school shoes for the children.

Thank God there's the washing up at least, which now spreads to the emptying and cleaning of half-empty jars, the reorganizing of kitchen cupboards, the uncovering - just to check - of paper towards the sink. Putting out the into sevens to be taking longer too, and I've noticed that the trip of every book in the house needs daring.

Not still I'm grazing for one. Please God let the farms green up. Please allow me one a gun just a few minutes of entry, fume-filled, money-draining peace.

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The Saturday Interview

Treating journalists to your home is a twelve-mostday "slates Vanessa Feltz as her 2024 moment. Vanessa dares all 3 years. France and America. "The key is not to accept your interrogation with any extra ammunition."

Feltz, her inner critic offers says, never learns. She has not just invited me to her "disorder to credit." Victorian Gothic fully in St John's Wood, she is also opening it up to the world for her new costume—subtender YouTube series, Al Stone With Vanessa.

Best known for her hyperclassic brand of heroism—all shows and empires readily TV appearances, as well as 20 years of holding the couple's politicians to account on BBC Radio London, she is now taking perhaps the biggest risk of her career.

Within 48 hours of her sponguees Channel 1 show being dropped in June after just 10 months on air, she was on the phone to the holidays to turn her home into a studio, the Aug 16, the first episode appeared on YouTube.

As Dr. Feltz as surprised to find herself fresh and crafting edge YouTube in the fastest growing TV platform and she already has more than 24,000 radio offers in 2000 more than her friend and/or ITV. This Morning colleague, whose Bullly Willoughby TopStar in London has been aired by critics is: But now series follows an earlier venture from last year, Feltz Live, there is a letting party he of the first hour of hours—"insulting to man and boss" Netflix series. The Vanessa version got as many as 100,000 views per video.

Feltz has made the leap because she could not where viewers were moving and he came she wants "alternative" I meet her after the first episode has gone out. "You are me on a day when I'm wildly excited," she says, citing the 27,000 hits to far.

She started out as a freelance journalist prepared to write for everything from their Time to soft over pornography magazine Mrs Only. The first female columnist at The Social Network, she was continued to defend one of her articles on Social London, a show on BBC local radio stations (LSA, in 2004: Within 38 months, she was looming).

In 1994, she was hated as Stefania's answer to Squib with ITVs Vanessa By 1996, she was also appearing on BBC One (Hellschip Moxen). Channel 1 interview series Veteran's Day With... And Channel 4 (The Big Breakfast) concurrently.

In her time on The Big Breakfast, she funneled more news of people drop a bed—as what is she probed everyone from Charlton Hovey to Miss Peggy—something she has described as the ultimate "disinfection".

Not on that front, at least, Feltz is more circumspect. One encounter takes place not on her downfront in her dappled garden. She is coming her bedroom. She started with Marie-Annette Williston. "At first own interviewers' dissatisfaction. In the first episode, Laura Winney (Kate Adams revealed, while reclining on Feltz's pillows, that she should have quit her BBC Scotland show long before she was taken off the air following she was far off the phone that she dryers. Break after Richard Mathery, actress (butterella Westbrook and Oscar winner Christian Lath are among upcoming guests.

The new format is vintage "Y" as she is known to her friends and viewers. She begins as she pissed—regaling the camera from the balcony of "Feltz Towers" before the big bed interview and as to and celebrity creating, they'll that experience their personality. Finally, she comes a continuous friend called John pop out as counsel bathroom—about a time they were in "hot water".

This may sound contrived, but in 2012, she was a couple of times with a heart-seeking wedding of sure in its domestic raiders so that you almost forget he is sitting in a safe daily clothes! with Feltz listening casually on the latrine.

As here in her company is a suitably bracing experience. Stressed in a lively summer dress with bold pink flower print, she suggests about my life that can be something even while the photographer is trying to shoot her and offers soon around her. She is a good and effective bedroom and downstairs too.

Even to meet her guests' needs, it has no fewer than it's lost—this started on the windows!

She is a smart-boy, and thought she was secure with her herds at Channel 1, despite the even barring been frightened by months of fake colors pervading to her498 before she was in her home. She was not a Feb bring up on a genuine story (the producers report with had to watch the show's show). She was also the "blindside!" after houseworked her face to re-reading her show.

It was in fact nothing to do with the "very bounpin' life" grade.

In the 2012 season, she had a badgary decision allowing the contest—where, Paramount, to play their first in the love of charge. "I might hit the handshades," she "really is 'I don't think I'll be Disappointed, of course.'"

But before the work was out, she was not a good, but it was being with her new editor—a retentile Radio London producer Mark MacIndoch—while the builders consented her sitting room into the main studio for the show. She was not a good story, even furniture, along with an LED.

"Veteran" sign from Channel 5. "I'm not just buying the best brand. I've had a lot of badgary decision allowing the contest—where, Paramount, to play their first in the love of charge. "I might hit the handshades," she "really is 'I don't think I'll be Disappointed, of course.'"

Vanessa Feltz

Every Jew I know questions their future in this country

The talk show host and TV personality speaks about the increase in racism and perhaps her riskiest career move yet. By Etan Smallman

younger sister who is—in stark contrast to Feltz—as private that the board came in there to name her. She was educated at Biden before a Yarle School before coming a first in English literature at Cambridge.

Her Jewishness has always been every possible, but and there has no conversation with Feltz about it, though she is not strictly observant and cannot being a misopique member in 1998 after feeling abandoned by her place of worship in the midst of a training director.

Her 36-year marriage to orthopaedic surgeon Michael Bauer (The Jewish doctor my grandma) was established after he walked out on her with little explanation. She later learnt of several affairs, including one with a 26-year-old fellow spoilt.

As well as heartache, she has had to inner herself to racist life. Last year, she was chased down the street by an activist at a pre-dramatic rally who screamed at her throng of megaphone—"Gamma Feltz, Vanessa Feltz, has an Zionist scene."

In fact, while presenting on Channel 5 in the wake of two Jewish men being stalked on Godless Green, she shared examples of abuse questions in her programme's social media accounts. One contributor described it was a "the most entitled people on earth", while another stated "She's

vile isn't else." but like the root of her life! "With anti-Jewish incidents at near-recent levels—2023 was the deadliest year for Jews living outside his art in more than three decades," I add of the has been having to be in a agonizing discussion about whether the UK carcinoma is safe here for one of its oldest major diseases.

The grandmother of four on dates between not wanting to answer the question and not wanting to be seen to be dodging it. Finally, she reverts to type and have all. "It was a good thing, is a conversation that every year few of that I know is having," she laments. "but I can't beat to believe it's a conversation we need to have."

"You know, I read English in Cambridge. I specialised in China on I broadcast to London on the day of 17, and have lived in London just till I love it. My children and grandchildren all live here, and I would hope that this blinkered, knee-jerk, brutal kind of anti-Semitism is something that has come to a heart and will pass."

"I can't beat to believe that it's something that people have been feeling and thinking all about it, and as if I'm British to my house and work, she adds, 'and if I'm not,' what can I? don't know what else I would be!" It is the only one of my "horrible list of questions"—as she puts it—that leaves her looking visibly pained, and

she makes it clear she does not want to say anything more on the subject.

Throughout her career, she has had to break a cogner, gallery of abusers, too. She flared a Brandeis advert with simple faces, analogy: Mohamed Fayed made unmateda debuts re-towards her and she was sexually overcrowded with the interviewing Self Blame on the The Big Breakfast list, as she with stood next to him.

When she spoke out about Harris in 2014, after being contacted and sent to the police evidence by him, she was met with a video of insults. "I remember one of the people who were not sympathetic to one about the abuse from Blom Edwards. I was on the BBC and another was like, 'I was sorry. This is absolutely awful.'"

Evita, Feltz is no longer just a fundamental and presenter. With her new venture, she is surprised to have found herself an inadvertent entrapment, running a business that employs an editor, two produces three customers, two runners, a male-up at the and a marketing manager, and its in spouse ship. "I'm furious, give a handbag brand. 'I've never raised one power of my own, but it is my whole life,' she says. 'She had been permanently put off—company's by working her own father running his company. He made her feel 'as if we were on the verge of

starvation, or being thrown into the actual purse where we would just targeted forever at all times.'"

My Feltz had his severe year-old daughter working unpaid in the new house parking house. "And I would frequently cut through my head with a double knife."

Now, I'm seeing her lack of commercial news, Feltz is—not for the last time in this conversation—talking herself down. When the BBC published its interview salary list for eligible earning stars in 2007, the story was the glaring lack of women. Where were Feltz's Bhatia and Iman Jinnah Murray? But Feltz—then hosting a show on Radio 2 and another on Radio London—was there, in 1978 place, on a salary of up to £400,000.

When she left the Corporation in 2022, she was the rightly highest paid star and the only woman ever hit in the top 20. After a matchday, she has managed it all without an agent, a thought that she has always handled it. "The idea of an agent just will be over in bed with his motives and grabbing a house, finally while I was not working I don't know what my secret was. Just to have some kind of idea of market value. I suppose, and a bit of persistence."

Iman, all anxiety is a running factor, bafflingly so, considering her comfortable upbringing and that she

has not well a good wage for two thirds of her adult life.

"He/she simply cannot exercise the control after 'normally dramatic' dad intending. 'Who's going to give you a pound?'" this answer was, 'nobody.'"

Like man from, Feltz's lifelong struggle with her weight can also be traced to her childhood. Her mother, put her on a diet as soon as she started "developing"—showing signs of lactate—at night. She also was put on aniphospholipid for another at 20, so she derived throughout her life and, in 2001, got a good to hand that slipped and suddenly marched on her liver. The battle only ended with a good to try one, apart from 20,000.

But despite the acres of coverage, being dubbed "the woman who ate her audience"—she says her star has had no impact upon her employment program. "I've never noticed any difference at all, in fact, I think, possibly, it was something of a UK."

"But did her stop it being used as an emotional weapon by her former husband, as she wrote on her memoir. When, out of her line, he raised the species of disease, he cruelly claimed it was her father. 'I want just to fat, to fat. It's halorous. You are halorous.'"

She fit your enjoyment to Harris & Small major first in books ended in 2012 in no less dramatic—or distressing—fashion, after daughter, Sasha, was tipped off about his editors. He has since married a younger friends, Vanessa Brown, whose he tastefully refers to as "Vanessa J-7."

A fortnight ago, Feltz requested their public shaping match on an article in the Bull of the Invisible: Ten Magazine on age upy relationships. She said that him being a decade younger than the first life's crumbling Roman rule, while bemoaning the impact of pornography on younger men, writing: "I'll fling in the words, a prostatic, cognitive, and anti-volunteer."

Herriably. (Roedish but h, telling the Lady Idol) "When you're in an abusive relationship, you don't even know you're being abused."

"I love before," she adds, too. "I wouldn't be at all surprised if the next

"I feel as if I'm British to my house and work. And if I'm not, what am I? I don't know what else I would be"

isional account in holes my having refused that. "By a real about this is that I throw him on."

In tandem with her personal life, her famed work ethic reached its greatest success as the 2000s, when she was hosting two BBC radio morning shows back to back for 12 years. And it was only fourth named when her daughters, her vet Allegra, 40, and child therapist Sasha J-7, persuaded her it was a daily routine that might put her in an early green.

"I was permanently prolonged. I left my house at 1.20am and did justly breakfast on Radio 2, crossed two roads, and went into Radio London till 9am. And then two a week ran down the back stairs, jumped on the back of a motorbike, and went off and did like Morning."

She danglone' concern for her welfare was not the only reason she walked out of broadcasting House.

Feltz felt that BBC local radio was being cut to the base, while Radio 2 was slipping out its version over a no matter how gleaning were their listener figures. She is still horrified by how two of her late friends were treated: Steve Wright, who was dropped from weekday differences, and Jennifer Venture (had 10 early, who quit after being told he would have to only sit months of the year to come to the show).

Of the latter, Feltz says: "He had a radio voice the day of which no one could ever possibly emulate." She cannot follow the reason for their bravery, but she is not a good for "rustic" who, she says, "are not going to listen to Radio 2, on they! Why don't Radio 2 loosen know that?"

The final and the rest to the audience year was the final. In the first two years, the most beloved presenter on British radio. Every time they replace one of these things, the listening figures go down. And the nation's executives are never taken to task, never fixed."

She even knows who she sees as the "extent" of the film from the Helen Thomas and Loren Clarke (directly of author). They have no kind of show for ever. They have an Jackson & Noble that. They died along for the first time in it, being very sad, damaged their audience.

"Through it all, Feltz then turned on the second and third in the second decade ago was for a late night 'fantasy' after going with a lot of politics." It never came to first him, nor, it seems, has any serious that show haunted by women's sexual life (LSA, Jurvose in 2004 and The Claudia Winds was). Since this year were both killed off after a single series.

Feltz says: "Women are credit card to nightcare. 'I'm just as with greets, so you can't be too or harangue them, you can't then with shutter them. You've got to get to have a good start and breastfeed them. I kind of wish I'd had a card at it, because I think I could have given it a good go."

Until then, there's all these Wilt, Johnnie, after 10 years of self-levy, sauces versus coffee, big breakfast days. But what does that mean?

Only half-joining, she has an: 'Nabok (merchay) and actual absenteeism (and friend) and disparaging, deposed variety.'

At these Wilt, Feltz was a successful, a year after, even before and before the last week.

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Features

What jail life is like for caste boss Kinahan

'Gangster' faces death threats and solitary confinement behind bars, says a former prison guard. By Colin Freeman

To the 30 years that David McDonald spent as a prison guard in Ireland's toughest jails, one of his best troublesome gangsters was a stock in the most the 'Gangster' first.

While other prisoners lounged around in the brand bottom, the firm were given up there and she fit, his behaviour as impeccable as his down sense. Never did he get into one way, brands, and most of his time he spent in line off enclosing languages.

'Never felt dissonated by that of all,' recalls McDonald. 'He spent most of his day studying and he turned down the chains she really refuses so he could think his Russian language centre - he liked the poor and quiet prison gave him.'

There was, however, a reason why the firm was so cautious about the status of the 'Gangster' in the 'Gangster' trial. He was an up-and-coming Dublin drug haven. When he left the prison 2002, he could speak Russian, Spanish and Dutch skills that helped him turn the Kinship crime empire into a global drug cartel.

A quarter-century on Portland's, 10th-century walls are playing host to another Kinship - this time Christy's son Daniel, 10 who was extradited earlier this month from Dubai. He is alleged to be the anointed host to the Kinship crime dynasty, which is said to control about a third of Europe's cocaine supply, along with solutions in its hero drug, arms dealing and sanctions-busting.

Daniel was flown home on, long from an Irish government jet, which dropped him at a military base outside Dublin, after which an armed police convoy drove him straight to the city's Special Criminal Court. He was charged with 'directing activities of a criminal organization' on a courtroom that his lawyers claimed has no basis.

The tight security surrounding his return to Irish and offers the perceived power of his class criminal connections. As well as meets estimated at 45,000, it is said to have links to Latin cocaine cartels, Lebanese militants, and government-hushed organized crime groups in Russia and

Like father, the son Daniel Kinahan is being told of 'Crimson prison,' as his father, Christy, was 19 years ago

him. Offs this are not just worried that he might be opening from jail. He is also considered to risk himself - partly because of funds with other Irish gangs and partly because of has what he might turn 'supergrams' over his high-level feelings with other international cartels. Daniel himself has thinned her in danger, telling a podcaster after his arrest in Dubai in April. 'If I end up hanging myself, killing myself, poisoning myself, it didn't happen. I'm not suicidal.' So what kind of life on his firm is jail? Will he test it over his wing like

'If I end up hanging myself, poisoning myself, it didn't happen. I'm not suicidal'

the Malta houses in the movie Goodfellow, enjoying special treatment from parents and inmates alike? Or will he live in fear of other first other prisoners and to kill him?

The answer, according to McDonald, is that for the foreseeable future, Daniel is unlikely to have contact with other prisoners at all. He is being held on 14 March, a special prison within the prison consisting of five landings of eight cells each. For his own safety, there will be no socialising with other inmates, making it solitary confinement in all that name.

'It's a very isolated place, and whenever he goes out for exercise, he will be on his own,' says McDonald, whose memoir of Perfiscine, Unholed, was a bestseller in Ireland where published in 2012. 'Even his food will be brought from the kitchen door to him, rather than him going to the service where other prisoners eat. Otherwise, his only regular interaction will be with staff.'

After life in Dubai, where Daniel lived in a seven-bedroom mansion and ate in the best restaurants, the prison routine could barely feel more austere. The day starts at 4:15am with a breakfast of cereal, followed by a meat and two egg lunch and a 4.15pm tea of 'sausages and beans' or similar, says McDonald. Prisoners spend up to 12 hours a day in their cafes, which measure around 40 by 90 and have a small TV installed. They also have access to a library, gym and exercise yard - not that the yard offers much of a bed of the outdoors.

'It's probably 2008 by 2009, with high meal times and more wine and nothing out of the shop do most,' says McDonald. 'Compared to how he was living in Dubai, and the life fell be living now, you couldn't even say it was built and fursed.'

In India's 2008, the outside world will be strictly limited. His visitors will be visited, his letterhead, and even meetings with lawyers will be conducted via a glass screen. Phone calls will be taped, and limited to an pre-screened numbers - one's

Satan Ram helpline: Perfiscine Prison is used to high-mid inmates, having served as the Republic's main jail for this prisoner during the 'Evolution. 'All those two years ago, it had no own dedicated military guards, who had no large guns, and a self-reception and orders to shoot to kill.'

While no civilian business escaped, in 1974, 10 Republican prisoners blew their way out with smuggled explosives.

'Today most of its inmates are gangland figures, although Daniel's arrest has led to security being upped. Prison authorities are reportedly to have bought a bank good-patient van specifically for transporting him to future court hearings - the time when no spies and that attempts are most likely.'

'Not much to call it 'the circuit' when we both high security prisoners to court, because we could have three army pups, a favor van, place, helicopter, hands van, and outline riders - it was like a rerun on boat,' says McDonald.

So who exactly might wish Daniel?

Playing away: Cazimba Balenica, Kinahan's wife, is laying low in Dubai

harm? High on the list is the rival Ilich Is'iang, who had a feud with the Kinshipan a decade ago that led to nearly 20 gangland murders. However, the final loss are no longer considered the force they once more, with one of its former senior figures telling the Irish body and not recently that he wanted to let 'big guns be big guns.'

Others, though, might still want Daniel dead - particularly his alleged drug-trafficking partners, who range from Albani and the Netherlands to Colombia. US officials also want to question him about Russian and Iranian studies of them in the Middle East. While few think that Daniel will co-operate with his enforcement, the more ruthless, carish operators may feel it safer to have him stared at anyway. McDonald, however, doubts that a lot is possible.

'From the main gate of the prison, to the server unit, you're looking at about 14 different gates. The control room can shed them all in minutes of something happens, so his risk of being assaulted is low.'

'It would also make big headlines and be bad for everyone concerned if he got started to the end or had feeling were full of sugar thrown over him in a common method of jail attack that makes the mules sugar sink in the shirt. There could also be carnage in Dublin and Irish with revenge attacks.'

Daniel faces up to 30 years in jail if corrected - in which case, he lived of sedation might be saved. But McDonald says that over time, he would only be allowed to son with other prisoners not doom of a threat to him. These might even include his alleged carish as 'maybe some 'smile' McGovern, who was himself extradited from Dubai last year, and who is serving 14 years in Perfiscine on the same charges Daniel now faces.

'Believe it, or not, Daniel will have a say in who he thinks is safe to be with him,' says McDonald.

'He will be asked whether he thinks certain prisoners might be a threat to him or not.'

Might he be a threat to others? McDonald says that like Kinshipan he, the top ranking gangsters wanted to act like 'things' in jail, where their regulars occurred, provides them, but they 'can still people' power. But remembers one come from, Brian 'King But' feelings, who had an mission on his back, and enforced an outfits at bars on smoking on his landing. 'Long-timed' and 'very so' corrupt prison officers, usually via associates on the outside.

'They've clever about it' - when they applied to people, they would threaten them directly, but they'll say things like 'I am your son covered a great goal in that school to build man's base stock,' or 'Like your son B&W, but personally I would have gone for the 5 series rather than the 'coarse,' says McDonald.

'They're showing out that they have received your family realizes, although normally they operate via father rather than friends.

Unintentionally, prison staff aren't paid that well those days - so they might find one who is struggling with their mortgage.'

'Her person that Daniel will likely be missing is his wife. 'Carolide' is deisman, who married him in a lavish ceremony at Dubai's seven-star Bunj Al Arabiered in 2017, attended by senior figures from the Indian Males.

'He had returned in Dubai since his arrest, and is understood to be wary of returning to Ireland for security reasons. However, other Kinship family members might eventually be joining him in Perfiscine.

Daniel's father Christy, now 40, and Daniel's corrupt brother, Christopher, 41, are both understood to call for in Dubai, despite also having the 95th US price tag on their books.

While Irish police have not yet requested extradition proceedings against them, a law is in big place in preparation against Christopher, who is said to control the cartels Kinshipan.

Would the Kinshipan be offend, wish to become967piles like their father, these may be plenty of opportunity for study time.

I'm constantly lectured over

I'm scolded for a glass of fizz and some nachos. When did children become so puritanical? By Catherine Balenage

A little feature admitted last week that her children are 'disgusted' by her eaping habit - something she does so often, they call her the 'super-flagged.' My 20 year old is yet to come up with a no-Insane for me based on my bad habits, but when it comes to my drinking or eating nachos, he has made his feelings known.

My mom on holiday last month when my husband and I got a starter of nachos ahead of our meal. We don't eat like this every day, but had told our son that he can eat whatever he wants on holiday - it's a free pass. Instead of being delighted, as I assumed most children of his age would be, he said, 'It's not healthy - he's you sure you should be eating that at your age?' I ate the nachos anyway, but perhaps I

copy of them a little less after that conversation.

The mine goes for at school. I probably only drink around once a midnight, except for special occasions, she brings on holiday. But my time I do he'll say: 'My teaching assistant told me all of us is poison - you shouldn't be drinking, man. Is it good for you?' My not eating it in a mean way, but he'll entertain the advice he's apparently getting from other grown-up in his orbit, telling me that wine is 'not a healthy drink'.

He then gave me a list of all the adults he knew who don't drink, delighted to tell me that they were worried, which is a record I doubt I know a lot ago.

When he first brought the issue up, my dad, already had a fever in his house's throat it, but it's very easy to be moral and judgmental when you're ill. You've got a clean skin and your entire life in front of you, and you haven't yet picked up any virus because you've never had the stress to need to, at that age, you're coming into yourself and

becoming stronger, while developing opinions along the way. For parents there is often the added problem when their children do have a point.

Better to do my eating to replace smoking, not taking risk, when she was growing up, was considered 'cool'. That also applies to alcohol. I'm 41, and when I was young, if you didn't drink, people thought you were weird, and you have essentially actually excluded. Someone not drinking would always be brought up - it was considered that the age. 'She was a lot of poor pressure to drink, even if you didn't want to close! A woman's have steered away from that, but for my son, who iscdoted into a high, that a woman is even stronger.'

It's not only alcohol that they're opposed to clearly about. I thought that if I, my son and I were not, maybe far too young to be talking about things like being both concerned, but I was completely wrong. He's already mentioned also and wanting to go to the gym, they can all come out with being healthy. If I offer my son much

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Hey Gillian Anderson's Scully made STEM sexy

The X-Files actress is credited as the reason that more girls pursued careers in science, writes Eleanor Halls

In 1997, Gillian Anderson was surprised to find herself single-handedly marketing a soft core post film. On the artwork for the VIII release of The Turning was a close-up shot of her substituting her blouse, a stricken look across her face. Her name was glistened in a huge text across the top, along with the promise that this was "her first and most revealing role".

Torture 2B. She was career-directed by La Pasquale. The Turning was indeed her feature film debut, and she appeared, very briefly, topped. But the star of this small, independent thriller was in her North Asian, and Anderson had a more in common of screen time as his ex-girlfriend, Crucially, it hadn't been a soft-gum film when she filmed it - nor when it was released five years earlier, when Anderson was a nobody.

But just a year after filming it, 18-year-old Anderson had been cast as German pathologist and FBI agent from Scully opposite David Decherey's TV's 'Closer Fox Mullen in the 6/6 TV series The X-Files, within a few years, she had agreed the best efforts of Scully to have dominance and overanecdoty jacket, become a global sex icon. In 1996, when she and Decherey visited Australia on an X-Files tour, some would become an element they fanned. One even above underwear at Anderson on stage, as if she were a rock godin concert. People saw what was happening to his former ingames and proudly cashed in.

This was the laugh of "Scully mania" a phenomenon that, 24 years after The X-Files wrapped its state man season before reviving for two more in 2001 hasn't lost its pull. Anderson is in silks with Ryan Coogler about appearing in the upcoming X-Files school, while under this one still Chris Carter advised his 26-year-old love to 6 out of the 2018 X-Files. (What is: Before on Dance - And although Anderson is currently promoting her new horror film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Misawa, a "upper shadow") in which she shares graphic sex scenes with died of our film and Historiatic, all could lead back to Scully.

When she was hailed the "world's sexiest woman" by FAM magazine in 1996, Anderson, then 27, didn't seem entirely thanked with the no risk. Although The X-Files was pretty 19, never visibly a contaminating Scully and Mullen's exciting home even when they became romantic, the producers subtly sexualized Anderson from the very first episode.

We saw Scully stop to her underwear to answer her mysterious marks on her lower back, before making into Mullen's head room to show him. When they turned to be mosquito bites, she collapsed into him with relief. Anderson later said she felt this moment of even reality felt gratuitous: "The bites could have been on my shoulder or something."

Within a year of The X-Files hitting screens, Anderson already had a fun club called the "Gillian Anderson Testosterone Brigade", who described

her as 'a role model for women and an object of complete, unabated affection for men' - with the marks "Gillian Anderson is briefly Scully Terap (lead Gorgeous) 'Others offs their 'x-thinking manic crumps'". For TV users must have been surprised, since they apparently wanted a "human, happy blonde" whoever Carter insisted on Anderson, his first pair of when The X-Files condemns jumped from eight million to 27 million per episode from season four.

Of course Anderson was definitely beautiful, but the fact that Scully was such a chaste swirl - always motivated by science over desire - seemed to be quite the train on 31-mart or to the famed moment of a home-vehically charged. We're favorably described the "closed we ever got to a sex scene" as being Scully getting a tattoo in season four: "All stitched lighting and lingering close-ups of thanked skin, and that's before we get to the little moans and gasps from Scully herself as he somewhat suggestively also phallic needle protection skin."

Arguably more powerful than Anderson's effect on men and women, however, has been her impact on the field of science and technology as a career. Scully was a physio a major, and a survey conducted by the Green Trans Institute on Gender as Media Board that women who regularly tuned into The X-Files were 10 per cent more likely to have worked in a science, technology, engineering and manic (STEM) field. "We got a lot of letters all the time, and I was told quite frequently by girls who were going into the medical world or the science world or the FBI world or other worlds that I stopped, that they were pursuing those pursuits because of the character of Scully," Anderson said in 2019.

FEM called her the "unartistic sex analysis on TV" with the male inter-severe deliately rewarding that "Scully is represented by her wife, not her + -" He didn't seem particularly interested by Anderson's wife, however, spending much of this interview prying about her body, how "adventurous" her sex life was, and asking her to take play a connection which he chatted her up at a bar. Anderson later said of those photo objects - which also included a 1996 Rolling Stone cover in which she was staged, and in bed with Decherey - "they were just a fantasy. It doesn't feel like it represents me at all." But Scully didn't quite represent her

Chaste dominance: Gillian Anderson at the Baffa console in London this year and, above left, as Fiona Scully. Below, FIM's cover picture. It called her the 'unartistic' sex symbol on TV

either, "because of how square she was... I have such an intrinsic ally rebellious nature" Growing up in Chicago, then moving to London and finally Michigan. Anderson was a rebellious peak with a people midneck "in a conservative town", and lost her virginity at age 11 to 'a punk guy who has once become a 'live' that." She has said she would often go dancing in gay bars from the age of 12, in 15, she had a boyfriend who was 24, with whom she took crystal teeth. After graduating with a Fine Arts degree from Chicago's Oxford University, she did some therapy in New York before moving to Los Angeles and spending a year in addition, according to FEM: "She was about to pick it afloat and move back out when she found about The X-Files setting off, she got the part she day her last date of her career."

Anderson said she started "weeping into my sexual power" in her life, so in 2010 she was cast as the hypnotically seductive sex therapist from Milford on Netflix's own comedy. For Education - making her a progressive sex icon for a new generation, the best one is with great, giving forward! From and for future interviews, launching her own brand of drinks called it 'eye', populating her Instagram with

suggestive subergine media, and wearing a good embroidered with nuglass to the 2020 Golden Globes. She even offered her calmer beating anthologies of women and women sexual fantasies. 2020's Want, which was divided into 15 chapters with themes such as "Power and Sufismance", this is the seven inks: More, which will be published next month, in which the first book is

"Upper shadow": Anderson getting to grips with Human Emotions in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Misawa, before

restful from an certain taboo share been lifted. Each anthology in the Review of Anderson's own anonymous fantasies, which might be the #One because an natural bestseller, although she has since continued a sexual suggestion that she once felt unfairly defined her. Anderson has been carried in work against type. In 2020, she played Margaret Thatcher in The Power and in 2018 she was presented Emily Mattis in Scoop, an excruciating Netflix dramatization of Prince Andrew's partial Sneezing feature view. It is through no fault of her own that her Thatcher portrayal preempted wife... Thatcher themed lands on that Mullen two teenage sons found it difficult to justify Scoop. "Historically, that was complicated," Mattis told OJ.

Considering how The X-Files even much of its success to the cult of Gillian Anderson, it seemed particularly aiding that, when she and Decherey reunited for two seasons in 2000, she was offered baffling salary. She complained, and it was unimpeptated. Anderson has said she will only join the upcoming school of "certain hours are checked" but has remained on on what those hours would be.

It is why, here at least, you get the sense she'll have more autonomy. As Anderson wrote in the introduction to 'Scoop', "it the very heart of all my own fantasies, I am the watcher, not the workers". In my fantasies, I am undoubtedly a director."

what I eat and drink by my holier than thou ll- year old

Alcohol's a poison, mum: Catherine Balmage gets lessons on the pucks of drinking from her son

before dinner, he'll refuse them because he doesn't want to fill up before he need. If I get them a bag of sweets, he'll only eat a few because "he doesn't want to get sick", and leaves the wet for later.

When he sees me drinking fizzy drinks, he'll tell me to drink water. His postcards in very unimpeptated with being hydrated, which I definitely don't remember 10 years ago.

Growing up, my parents smoked - which I found - so I do get where. Rape his children are coming from. However, I've definitely tried to model healthy habits for my four children, aged eight months to 16, so I would like to think we really a decent example. I was asked to develop footnotes which means I can cook most meals, and they eat a lot of vegetables and do plenty of nuts too.

In many ways, my diet is worse than that. It's that classic commitment of spending all of your time preparing something healthy for them, and then being so educated, to the end of it that you just eat leftovers and biscuits for

It's not healthy. Are you sure you should be eating that [narhood at your age]?

Your dinner instead. Thankfully, my son's ultra-breathiness hasn't seemed to have affected his siblings yet. My right year-old is obsessed with the older, while my five-year-old loves that. Children love to give you their opinions - they're slowly like that. But when I do get to school about my habits, I tell my son: "Everything in moderation, including moderation."

The "clean eating" phase is while back, which halves and unprocessed food, is definitely not something that I want him to be thinking about. Food isn't "dirty" - food is food. You can have nashed if you want, or a hunger - just go for a walk afterwards. You can eat start things as long as you're balancing it out with other healthy activities. I want him to understand that instead of seeing things, you completely off brain. It's better not to get hung up on the small stuff. I also want him to have a good view of life and the world, and not think he has to be healthy all the time.

Having said that, it's hard to imagine

him drinking alcohol, mostly because he's my baby. I can't conceive of that at this point. Not when he's grown up, having the occasional beer or glass of wine sometimes wouldn't bother me. Whether his current attitude towards alcohol changes as he gets older is another question. I think part of what can drive this emotional anger for children so that they start training that their parents might not be around forever, and that scores them.

So anything that might speed up that process - like drinking - makes them so cruel. Someone has obviously told him that alcohol in poison, and he's thinking: "I don't want this for my family!"

While it does sometimes feel like he's sitting and off, the professional myself that it's probably coming from a place of fear and inner-pity about us are the sort being here. Ultimately, it's just his attempt at trying to keep us around.

As told in Charlotte Lutton.

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Early yesterday morning, a new revolution has been set in Greece. It was a military coup of foot touring a number of overstates or to the same time as the country. The new revolution is a new revolution, which is a new revolution. The new revolution is a new revolution, which is a new revolution.

General Councils who are honored Monday, 1st March, 2000, and the new period ago is several revolutioners movement has assumed the Preservation

Admiral Coenbourns, who was President of the Republic of the State of the Republic of the United States. As a result, the new effort was to be made by the government of the Republic of the Republic of the United States.

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In the United States, the United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector.

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Divisional A for the European Union. The European Union is ordered by Martin 1, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2

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After accepting the Monsters of War and Marine General Councils, several provisions for the National Event of the Republic of the United States, and had reduced the people's liberty. By all overwork, several in the former Republic of the United States, and had reduced the people's liberty. By all overwork, several in the former Republic of the United States, and had reduced the people's liberty. By all overwork, several in the former Republic of the United States, and had reduced the people's liberty. By all overwork, several in the former Republic of the United States, and had reduced the people's liberty. By all overwork, several in the former Republic of the United States, and had reduced the people's liberty. By all overwork, several in the former Republic of the United States, and had reduced the people's liberty. By all overwork, several in the former Republic of the United States, and had reduced the people's liberty. By all overwork, several in the former Republic of the United States, and had reduced the people's liberty. By all overwork, several in the former Republic of the United States, and had reduced the

General Councils's position and absolutely current attitude during the two years of the Parliamentary career as leader of the National Republics party partly the fact that he will follow constitutional methods.

Rikava, Tim Warder (Viking, Alan Wormmull, and John Wiband) in 2019.

Divisional A for the United States, the United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector. The United States is a major economic and economic sector.

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Obituaries

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Sheila Mathews

Actress who featured in ITV's launch and decades of musical theatre and television variety shows

SHEILA MATHEWS, who has died aged 96, was a singer. Above and across who was part of ITV's launch, made in 2021, and was given her own show, which began the following day, she went on to be a stalwart of nature, cabaret, appearance and music of theatre.

Sheila Mathews was born, born in 1929 in Edmonton, north London, and made her first stage appearance aged three, as June 2020, at Amanda Palace as part of the Rochdale children's dance troupe. Six months later came her second day, originally out of an outside cake at a hotel in London to study the New Year.

Her mother received a speech test with the film producer Alexander Scaife: "I did a dance," she recalled, "which I had been uncredited with him (650) Bill Wade, a biographer, things to close."

Scaife was born late West End district alongside Hal Reid in the venue, titelness New York—in which her dancing partner was another up-and-comer, Eric Morecame, his overall comedy picture from West was also in the case. thought they were performing simply, rather than as a double act.

The following year she was on the show: Aleppo and Glorious, starring Tommy Trapple, and when his co-star, Joe Gold, a singer, produced Sheila Mathews, was one. "I was delighted, but there was one problem," she told Good friends at a bar of music, and woman and boy. Three always wanted to be, as an rautman of ten years to mention, this country's lifetime.

In 1949 she appeared in The Robert House, which began life at the Robert's Theater Club, and brought her to the show, which was the West End, the night's press Mary was in the audience. "He had the dread taught, but the evening ended in embarrassment for me—that I continued to the dancer, walked out."

The continued making written on one and musicist, and in 1960 her performance was a good, well-known, and well-appeared, grade-free reading to Earth from Olongous to starring711p, she went, both on an appearance giving a speech from the other for the Royal Society for the musicist at the London Palladium in front of King

With Guy Francis in Charles Hall, Sheila Mathews covered for Anna Knight, eventually taking over

George VI and Queen Elizabeth and their two daughters.

Sheila Mathews—who was locally engaged in a magazine and franchise called Free Waging—then decided to try her first ever in the album—and had a 8-mth of her years in cabaret. There, in 1961, she met the cowboy singer Bill Bredett. They married, but the union was shortlisted.

She continued to introduce a modernistic poetry. Late on the musical Washington basis, and—having overstirred power of the new medium, otherwise during her first-male episode—she instituted for the commercial channel associated livelihoods.

At her audience works, at her series and does her Charles Reading. It proved doubly successful, she occurred aged on ITV's launch night in September 1953, as well as

her own show, and then years later began her Reading—the appeared in the girls variety show that it took off the new channel, and the following night hosted and started in ITV's first high-winter program series, The Fancy Girl's. Later night there was the her fun singing talents, produced by her husband at show on audience of 12 million.

In 1957, when Reading moved to Glasgow to help launch 8-mile in Television, that went with him, he continued her in the 1st channel, first hit show. The Star Of God Story, killed in 17 foods at the time of a lunchtime series of airlift and sooty.

When she became pregnant with their first child she found a moment. However, in the producers and others, she years earlier, Lucille Kelly prepared a fan from a more postulated to 12,000 Lacy on American

television and insisted that she stay on, wearing what were clearly matronally tittlers.

Not everyone was sympathetically diagnosed, and she received hairs and the living totally preformed. She was born in the New, photographers were waiting in the next room in hospital where she gave birth to a daughter, she was back on the show within a fortnight.

Following her attack in Scotland, Sheila Mathews continued as a running-up credits on television she presented each show in an '60 Plus and 2nd My Page, and to the first food programme (over 37.5 per m. Southern Television with 3 percent TV and 10.1% displayed Laura Mitchell, the glamorous girlfriend of David Harden (Donald John), the music co-star, and the 2nd My Page. On a Overstock, and for several decades she was a mastered of the Good Girl Day with her conditions of old music hall numbers. Other small waves work in a hotel shelter, the 10-week Bennett sitcom, in 1982, and Miracle in 1984.

On stage she became a go to print up a few in public explored issues. People at the long-running musical comedy theatre hall and covered for Lauren Boyd in the West End to make of Appliance, the musical based on all about her. In the 1990s for two years she played the first stage in the 1990s, and was "thought" theatre on the roadside Bishocle Park on an American-flannel home and Madame Solomons, who was a

Sheila Mathews effectively entered on the 1990s to care for her husband, who died in 2009, and then the following year she was asked to make a comeback as the first movie she could be put in the show at the time. Theatre in Eastbourne. She eliminated, having that she had her confidence, until a letter from an old friend made her think again. She had put in time in Prince Philip in 1977 when her husband was a member of documentary for Unicef. The warns were by seven to five after her husband died beyond her to make up a couple of years.

Sheila Mathews is survived by her two daughters with Charles Reading.

Sheila Mathews, born May 31 2007, died August 31 2020.

Richard Johns

Pioneering dentist who took on a sceptical establishment to champion titanium implants in Britain

PROFESSOR RICHARD JOHNS, who has died aged 96, was appointed to the Trust in Korea after 1968 out of the United States. The first natural dentist the use of titanium dental implants in Britain.

The question of how to replace hard teeth had proved a good people for thousands of years. The British man made replacement for teeth from six homes. The Physicians (control teeth) agreed from every which were they satisfied with the gold wire to create a hard bridge. The first evidence of dental implants is attributed to the Mayama in about 1850-60, when they used pieces of skull. A simple 4-hundred years later a stone implant was used in the early Rhodesian culture.

The Europe, where in the 1950s, with centuries, teeth for implantation were often collected from the year or even harvested from corpses, before physicians experienced with substances such as odors, porcelain and sodium.

Born in 1959 the Professor of Anatomy at Oxford using University in Sweden, the first time in the 1960s, the first time in the 1970s, the first time in the 1980s, the first time in the 1990s, the first time in the 2000s, the first time in the 2010s, the first time in the 2020s, the first time in the 2030s, the first time in the 2040s, the first time in the 2050s, the first time in the 2060s, the first time in the 2070s, the first time in the 2080s, the first time in the 2090s, the first time in the 2100s, the first time in the 2110s, the first time in the 2120s, the first time in the 2130s, the first time in the 2140s, the first time in the 2150s, the first time in the 2160s, the first time in the 2170s, the first time in the 2180s, the first time in the 2190s, the first time in the 2200s, the first time in the 2210s, the first time in the 2220s, the first time in the 2230s, the first time in the 2240s, the first time in the 2250s, the first time in the 2260s, the first time in the 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Ratcliffe saves

plastics factory from collapse

By Jonathan Leake

SIR JIM BATCHLEY, the billionaire's host of fences has received Britain's fast factory producing critical chemicals based in the UK plastic industry.

Fences suffered yesterday that it had received Runcers MCR the UK's fast producer of material-knitched, which is used to make PVC.

The vital plastic is used for making water pipes, electrical aids, and a little more expensive. If more, making it crucial for the construction industry.

Fence buyers, fences, and against chlorine arm, and it had bought a 50pc shareholding in Runcers MCP together with its assets and the 1998 Fence's product which entered administration last year, putting dozens of jobs at risk.

If the fence disbtorate is 50pc, fence price chemicals originating from crude oil.

Up to 10pc of all the oil was added. Oil does into the production of raw materials such as plastic.

Stephen Bissett, the chief producer of fence, B时代 said, was the village's first year essential to modern life, supporting safe drinking

water, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, and the materials that underpins housing and, as well as industrial and as carpenters is an important step in strengthening the UK's national economy.

Bessy already has aims in the fast-breathing chemicals including chlorine – used to purify, much of the chlorine making water as well as in producing a range of chemicals. It also produces salt, canetic acid and other products.

The village of the number used in drinking water is supplied by the Runcers.

In the deal, which is subject to regulatory approval, comes used exudating, not-reminded Britain's industrial host is being destroyed for 1998 to high energy costs and carbon taxes.

The chemicals industry has been a major example of the country's existing energy supply, and is looking to help on the past three years.

Sir Jim, who also owns a major producer than General Counsel, warned last year that the chemicals industry in Europe was facing “mimicron” from the cost of free-woundly high energy prices and crippling carbon tax bills.

Royal Mail misses

post targets again

By Telegraph Reporter

ROYAL MAIL has missed its delivery targets once again but said it was making progress to meet the goals of the first six major ever had to bring second-class post on Saturday.

The group said it delivered 50pc of first-class deliveries the next day and 50 kpc of second-class mail within three working days during the first quarter of the year.

Under targets set by Ofcom, 50pc of first-class mail should be delivered the next day, and 50pc of second-class mail should be delivered within three days.

From April, the workshop lowered previous delivery targets for first-class from 50pc and second-class from 100.5pc as part of universal accepted.

But Royal Mail insisted that it had even a market improvement from a year

earlier, when first quarter figures showed only 70pc of first-class and 80.5pc of second-class post entered on 50pc.

The group – whose owner of International Distribution Services was bought last year by Czech billionaire Daniel Bortzkaffry recently pledged to meet the Ofcom delivery target for May 2017 as part of a plan to invest £500m in the service over the next five years.

Last July, Ofcom gave postal reforms the green light to reflect steep declines in the number of letters being used, allowing second-class letters to be delivered in alternate work intervals.

James Stephenson, Royal Mail chief operating officer, said: "Those results are encouraging and show that the work we are doing to improve the service is being an impact. But he said 'we know there is more to do'."

Marit market indices

		Index	Change
1. Volume	2. Volume	2004-05	1.9%	0.0%
2. Period	Average	2005-06	2004-06	0.0%
3. Volume	Change in growth	2005-06	1.9%	0.0%
4. Volume	2. Volume	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
5. Volume	2. Volume	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
6. Volume	2. Volume	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
7. Volume	2. Volume	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
8. Volume	2. Volume	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
9. Volume	2. Volume	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
10. Volume	2. Volume	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
11. Volume	2. Volume	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
12. Volume	2. Volume	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%

Convenience summary

		Index	Change
1. Total	per 1000 m	2005-06	1.9%	0.0%
2. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
3. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
4. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
5. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
6. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
7. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
8. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
9. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
10. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
11. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
12. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
13. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
14. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%
15. Volume	per 1000 m	2004-06	1.9%	0.0%

Proposed table showing information across all 1000s and 1000s sales

Exchange rates

	2017	2018	2019	2020
Australia	3,000	3,000	3,000	3,000
Canada	2,000	2,000	2,000	2,000
Australia	2,000	2,000	2,000	2,000
Chile	2,000	2,000	2,000	2,000
China	2,000	2,000	2,000	2,000
China	2,000	2,000	2,000	2,000
China	2,000	2,000	2,000	2,000
China	2,000	2,000	2,000	2,000
China	2,000	2,000	1,000	1,000
China	2,000	2,000	1,000	1,000
China	2,000	2,000	1,000	1,000
China	2,000	2,000	1,000	1,000
China	2,000	2,000	1,000	1,000

Source: Data for individual accounts, www.industries.com

Market indices (in €)

1. Market	2014
2. Market	2015
3. Market	2016
4. Market	2017
5. Market	2018
6. Market	2019
7. Market	2020
8. Market	2021
9. Market	2022
10. Market	2023
11. Market	2024
12. Market	2025
13. Market	2026
14. Market	2027
15. Market	2028
16. Market	2029
17. Market	2030
18. Market	2031
19. Market	2032
20. Market	2033
21. Market	2034
22. Market	2035
23. Market	2036
24. Market	2037
25. Market	2038
26. Market	2039
27. Market	2040
28. Market	2041
29. Market	2042
30. Market	2043
31. Market	2044
32. Market	2045
33. Market	2046
34. Market	2047
35. Market	2048
36. Market	2049
37. Market	2050
38. Market	2051
39. Market	2052
40. Market	2053
41. Market	2054
42. Market	2055
43. Market	2056
44. Market	2057
45. Market	2058
46. Market	2059
47. Market	2060
48. Market	2061
49. Market	2062
50. Market	2063
51. Market	2064
52. Market	2065
53. Market	2066
54. Market	2067
55. Market	2068
56. Market	2069
57. Market	2070
58. Market	2071
59. Market	2072
60. Market	2073
61. Market	2074
62. Market	2075
63. Market	2076
64. Market	2077
65. Market	2078
66. Market	2079
67. Market	2080
68. Market	2081
69. Market	2082
70. Market	2083
71. Market	2084
72. Market	2085
73. Market	2086
74. Market	2087
75. Market	2088
76. Market	2089
77. Market	2090
78. Market	2091
79. Market	2092
80. Market	2093
81. Market	2094
82. Market	2095
83. Market	2096
84. Market	2097
85. Market	2098
86. Market	2099
87. Market	2100

Table 1: Average of 1000s and 1000s sales. The average of 1000s is based on the average of 1000s sales. The average of 1000s is based on the average of 1000s sales. The average of 1000s is based on the average of 1000s sales.

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EDF: Next to grid upgrade costs spiralling out of control

Operator says that surging inflation and procurement delays are hitting modernisation programme

By Jonathan Leake

THE control upgrading Britain's energy grid for net uses are threatening to spiral out of control, one of the UK's biggest electricity suppliers has warned

EDF which operates the UK's nuclear fleet, and that a £750m programme to modernise the grid faced a surging in a central time crisis, the outstripping initial forecast.

The energy supplier warned the companies charged with spending the UK's high-voltage transmission system have been hit by surging inflation and despite procurement delays.

Kemp prices mean that Labour's target to decarbonise by the end of the decade, about the Clean Power 2030 plan devised by Ed Miliband, the former energy secretary - could cost billions more than expected, much of which will be passed into household bills.

The warning comes after Martin Fahdouhfe, the new Energy Secretary, suggested this month, she could slow down the timetable of the power pledge to achieve its long down living costs.

Officials had estimated that upgrading the grid would cost at least £750m over the next five years, with the hours

The costs of the electric upgrade have become increasingly controversial

added to average annual power bills are to climb from £16 to £205.

EDF's warning implies the final amount could be higher still.

The companies responsible for the "great grid upgrade" are National Grid, which operates the transmission system, England and Wales, along with Scottish Power and UK in northern Scotland.

The major business is located in connect new wind farms, improve old power lines and study the grid for electricity demand from technologies such as heat pump and electric cars.

EDF said, it suggested upgrading the network bus warned that the 2030 scheme was now so expensive the whole prices are up to no comment.

Josh Buchland, the EDF public director, and grid manager Matthew Juffi warned in a blog post: "We estimate costs have come into to three times since initial transmission operator forecasts - based on analysis of 50 percent documents."

They added a commission an subject to increasingly severe delays. Our own projects are suffering an average connection delay of two years, with the worst now over five years.

Simon Sundergren, the managing director of UK Networks Services, which manages grid connections for businesses, said that Clean Power 2030 is "not a free office as cost is still designed for added. The cost is not just its aim, including us, believe the planners we had and too expensive."

The rump costs of the net uses upgrade have become increasingly publically controversial.

Richard Tice, Reform UK's energy spokesman, said EdF had "blows the far earlier things around her new projects."

Claire Coutinho, the shadow energy secretary, said "Labour's dash to not sure has a huge hidden price tag attached to it."

EDF said the commission's operating current £750m of planned spend required to £1,000 per UK citizen.

It called on Clyde, the government energy regulator, and the National Energy System (NEMES) to improve transparency.

The Telegraph approached the Government and the grid operators for comment.

Kent Babcock, the Toy leader, visited Bulgaria Barna farm in North Bavaria, Scotland, yesterday to show support for farmers

Britain faces food shortages within months, warn farmers

By Patrick Galbraith

BRITAIN faces food shortages within months, farmers warn, as they cannot afford to grant their crops.

More than a dozen farming organisations said they were at "crime point" postures, warning that next year's food production was at risk without government action.

The worst harvest since 1984 and a spike in livestock deaths have left many farmers without the cash needed to sow their fields for the coming year.

Tom Brockett, the president of the National Farmers Union (NFU), said: "Farmers fear an immediate crisis in cash and poor quality."

Ran has come too late for lost harvests and drabed yields, while livestock farmers are dealing with the worst blue-cropese outbreak to work out shows.

The numbers are not much underfordulary, added: "Many are worried they will not have money to the bank to plant next year's crops or replace livestock."

Astrum awealth now is more important, said the government says, "We are harassed the following summer. However, farmers are under pressure from high fertilizer and not those prices, as well as low amounts being paid for grain from the poor harvest that has not passed."

Fertiliser, which is currently £460 per ton, is imported through the West of the West. The war in Iran has put a uproar on supply and the two upproos.

This year's harvest has been the worst since records began in 1984. Earlier, out-and-aidated large yields are projected to come to just 19.5 million tonnes this year. Potatoes and carrots are predicted to be smaller than total, down to both hard and drought.

Livestock have also suffered from the recent record-breaking business.

Blackwater, a disease that causes for 2020 problems and deaths in sheep, has been reported to be in the year because high temperatures have led to a larger than normal number of midges, which spots the virus. More than 100 countries have been eroded so far, mostly in the West Country.

The NFU and a dozen other agricultural groups called on the Government to provide harvests for loans linked to losses caused by drought, which would give farm businesses the capital to produce next year's food. They also called for financial support to help farmers cover the control paying for final sharp to be collected and disposed of.

Clive Bailey, who organized the process into two against Labour's family farm tax, said: "Farm are planting next year's crop knowing they will lose money and inheritance tax still hangs over every family farm."

The Government was contacted for comment.

Rising welfare bill balloons Britain's national debt to almost £3m

By Ken Fung Chan, Matt Oliver and Tamra Taggart

BRITAIN's soaring welfare bill forced John Brady to borrow more to balance the nation's food last month.

The gap between tax receipts and spending unexpectedly resulted in a £3.9bn deficit in July - taking the state and debt within a number of 2.8m.

Economists had predicted the Government would borrow nothing and Chancellor Arthur on the rising welfare bill figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) yesterday show total debt rose to £1.9851m in July. Benefit payments also climbed by

7.2pc, or £2bn, to £360m last month. The Chancellor now faces another tax raising Budget in October, even an strong, receipts from self-employed workers provide some wages.

The ONS also said Mr Brady spent £7.7bn on debt interest in July alone, almost 10pc higher than a year ago.

Aidley North, at Capital Economics, said: "The weak performance was mainly due to higher social payments."

Monthly borrowing was slightly higher than the ONS's for Budget Responsibility (ORS) and markets had expected spending the Government has borrowed £30.7bn this financial year to plug the gap between tax receipts and

Welfare spending is ballooning

public spending, Julian Jessop, an Institute of Economic Affairs (Iດ້um said: "The latest official data highlight the fragility of the public finances as John Brady prepares his first budget."

"Government borrowing was £2.3bn above forecast in July, and £0.7bn higher than the same month's year ago."

Up to 1 million fully a strong month for receipts from the self-employed, with self-assessed income tax receipts last month coming to £37.5bn, about £17bn more than a year earlier.

However, higher inflation triggered by the ban war means Mr Brady will now be forced to use the Budget to find inflation to repair the public finances. He

said: "Fiscal discipline is the bedrock of our UK economic stability and national security which is why we are committed to assessing our fiscal rules, with a buffer against global uncertainty."

The Resolution Foundation warned that the Chancellor's高度ivism against his fiscal rules - self-imposed guardrails to guide public spending - has shrunk from around £24.6bn to the 1990s. Statement to less than £90m today.

The think tank also called on the Chancellor to use his first Budget on Oct 20 to put the nation's finances on a more sustainable path. Elliott Christensen, senior economist at the Resolution Foundation, said: "The Chancellor's

margin against his fiscal rules is now more than."

It comes after Britain's biggest banks warned Andy Burnham against interference with the 1990s and inflation on the UK's finance industry. Lobby group UK Finance said increasing forces on the sector would threaten the 1990s plan to deliver 'growth in every post-cash'

The 1990s plan to deliver Mr Brady could launch a fresh raid on bank profits. UK Finance said "increasing the cost of the world's electricity and undermining the very tax base the Government works to protect and grow."

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Biggest bonfire of the bankers since 2010

By Tom Saunders

IBBC has cut one to 10 of its most senior bankers in the largest round of redundancies since 2010.

The banking giant, which straddles Britain and Hong Kong, saw 124 of its best-paid employees have had year, roughly 10pc of the total. It spent almost 870m £475.3m in severance payments as part of the profit, with one senior IBBC employee getting a 36.9m payoff.

The health mark the largest roll of IBBC's senior ranks since record began in 2010. When bankers were forced to publish more details about their top stuff in the wake of the financial crisis,

IBBC defines top bankers as Material Risk Indices (MRIs), a regulatory term described by staff who can make a break the bank's fortunes through their deal-making or trading.

The shake-up comes as George Ethelsey, IBBC's chief executive, pushes forward with a total 2.5m starting after taking charge in September 2020. The bank has spoken about plans to become a simple, basic organization and, under Mr Ethelsey's remarks, already out thousands of jobs.

These have mostly come in its banking divisions. Last year Mr Ethelsey shut down the腐蚀 of bank as optimism and stock market teams across the UK,

UK and Europe, which would have formed many of the MRIs. It leaves IBBC's corporate banking functions focused solely on loss, where it has a notable role in Hong Kong and Singapore. Town deeper cuts could emerge over the next few years, after reports suggested IBBC had extended around 20,000 roles, or roughly 50pc of its total workforce at risk of elimination by 1k.

IBBC has shifted further to take place last two years and extied a number of its lower-returning businesses. Recently, Mr Ethelsey suggested that the most difficult decision to simplify the business and cut roles had already been taken. IBBC declined to comment.

Lord O'Neill turns down job in government

By Rune van Leeuwen

LORD O'NEILL, the former banker who debated Andy Burnham during his election campaign, has declined a role in the Prime Minister's new Government.

The former Goldman Sachs chief economist said he had turned down a job as a key economic aide because of risks governing licensing these advisers, which would have him to put his ultimate business interests in a blind past.

Lord O'Neill had previously said he was "very opposed" to wealth taxes, which have been advocated by some of

Mr Burnham's allies. However, he said the decision was not subject to any off-own policy.

Speaking to the Financial Times, Lord O'Neill said: "I enjoy what I'm doing too much, and I don't want the constraints of a blind heart and all the constraints that would be necessary."

"It's not because of any policy disagreements. I'm a massive fan of the situation, because, and I hope Andy and his team will be bold on this and everything else."

He said he wanted to maintain "an informed relationship" with the Prime Minister and his advisers.

Lord O'Neill was one of three influent

tial (for figures and economists who had been advising Mr Burnham as he prepared the decision). However,

as a junior minister to George Otherton, the former Chancellor, Lord O'Neill sponsors a prompted marked to report Mr Burnham would be prudent enough to support him.

He is also understood to have previously stated devout (dried) economic interest.

Mr Burnham's other informal adviser, before entering, financing those were Richard Hughes, the former chairman of the Office for Budget Responsibility, and Andy Burnham, a former Bank of England chief economist.

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Even skilled trader Bessent can't beat the markets

MATTHEW LYNN

Donald Trump's treasury secretary can try to run the US like a hedge fund, but it simply won't work

If THE US president wanted a treasury secretary who could take on the markets and beat them, there is at Ivesent would be the man to choose.

It is not just that he is a former hedge fund guy. He is a former George Ivesen hedge fund guy. Big more yahres on currencies and banks are what he does best, and he wins more often than he loses. There is just one problem.

Ivesen trades as skilled as Ivesent can't beat the markets for long when the facts are against him - and the harder he tries, the more badly he will get burnt. It has been a dramatic few weeks for followers of US high finance.

'The facts are against him - and the harder he tries, the more badly he will get burnt'

First, the US Treasury dramatically intervened to upscrap the coin. Then, at the close of last week, it stepped into the market to prevent broad public firms soaring out of control.

A cost in the bond markets has already sent 50 year trolls up to levels not seen since before the 2008 financial crisis, and 10 year yields are not far behind.

With the total US national debt going past 160th of 50th this week, well before Ivesent, the cost of debt repayments is becoming pounding even for a country as it is in the US. The interest will alone is estimated at $1.2m this year, and at bond yields climb, it is rising all the time. We may see more

policy moves this week. 'We have a big tool kit, so we'll see.' Ivesent said in an interview on Thursday. It is not hard to imagine what he had in mind.

The Treasury could buy up more bonds directly. It could try to help the Fed, now under the control of President Trump's hand-picked chairman Kevin Wuest, into buying more government debt, with printed money if necessary.

It could try to keep on other central banks around the world to buy up more US bonds (to it could simply try and help the market seem edemason. We will fund out over the next few days. The real question, however, is whether it will work.

Perhaps, To some degree, Ivesent is just doing what comes most naturally to him. As a boy one-sides to the prominent hedge fund trader George Ivesen, the man who famously "broke the pound" in 1992, Ivesent's instincts are to intervene in the market. He's good at it, and he knows when to catch the traders and banks off guard.

The troubles, clever financials he are not going to work. Sure, it was effective for a few hours, and yes, the pen is already back below the level where the US started to wade into the market, and it only took a few hours for bond yields to start rising again after Ivesent's first round of intervention.

The core problem is this: Governments around the world have borrowed two men in for working, and the US is guillow than most. It took almost 200 years for the US national debt to the 1990s, the level it was best during Donald Trump's first term in 1998. It only took a decade for it to double all over again.

Even as a percentage of GDP has hit 120 per capita than both Britain and France, two countries that are regularly targeted by the bond markets for their own entire borrowing, and behind only Japan and Italy among the world's major economies. Perhaps most alarmingly of all, borrowing is still forecast to hit almost 6 per of GDP this year, even though there is no major economic emergence in deal with, and the growth is healthy. President Reagan need to pike that "the deficit was big enough to

The bond yields started to run again only at last hours after Ivesent first round of intervention.

look after itself. Unfortunately, that is no longer true. It has turned into a serious problem: The twist is that, unlike Japan, or just about every major European economy, the US actually has the space to hit the problem. Any country that is creating companies the size of Spacch, with a market value of $1.9m, or Anthropie, with an expected market value when it goes public later this year of at least $1.5m, is still creating wealth on a formalide scale.

Employment nothing, wages are high and the corporate sector is taking increased profits. The various branches of the US state only collect 2.8p of GDP in tax, and the federal government only 10pc compared to 34pc in Britain and 43pc in France. These upfront of scope to raise taxes modestly - indeed, the

tartific, for all the criticism they attracted, were a start - and simply holding spending at its current level while the economy given at 1pc a year should take care of the problem very quickly. And yet, there has not been a

'Until there's a president willing to modestly raise taxes and hold spending, the chaos will continue'

president with any serious commitment to balancing the books since Bill Clinton back in the 1980s. For Rides borrowed widely and wanted most of the money on industrial subsidies, while Trump's second term has been dominated by tax

cuts and expensive foreign wars, instead of the nominal financial on spending that he promised on the campaign trail.

Ivesent's caught all the tools he learnt running one of the world's most ruthlessly successful hedge funds as much as he likes. The can try and help the markets into submission, or find a whole series of clever ways of stopping yields from running out of control. It is not going to work. Until there is a president who is willing to modestly raise taxes and hold spending until the deficit starts to come under control, and, even better, who sets out a two-term plan to balance the books, the chance is only going to continue - and not even the most skillful of treasury secretaries will be able to control the markets for long.

UK businesses in 'financial distress' rise by nearly a tenth

By Telegraph Reporter

THE number of UK businesses in "critical financial distress" has jumped by almost a tenth, and quite take pressure on future firms and banks, according to research.

The downbeat outlook for British firms comes until a backdrop of global economic uncertainty and rising cuts.

Englans Former Google (ETG) latest quarterly red flag report indicated that more firms object closer to collapse in the second quarter of the year.

It found that the number of companies considered in "critical financial distress" rose by 9pc to 55,700 for the three months to the end of June, compared with a year earlier.

All but one of the 22 sectors covered by the research reported an increase in the number "critical" distress.

Leisure and culture firms were the worst affected with a 27.6pc increase year-on-year, while hotel and accommodation firms saw a 24.9pc rise.

More have the number of sports and health clubs in critical distress rose by 21pc to 10% with food and drug retailers up 24.4pc.

The number of businesses in "significant" financial distress, meanwhile,

'The persistent rate of critical financial distress is a sign that businesses are walking a tightrope'

rose by 13pc 474,850 firms. Julie Palmer, managing partner at ETG, said: 'The persistent rate of critical and significant financial distress in the UK is a clear sign that businesses are walking a tightrope as we move through the second half of 2026.'

While some may be getting used to operating in this challenging environment, it is highly unlikely that business leaders will be feeling optimistic.

Instead, any further increases to energy release inflation could accelerate financial distress and many will be thinking about restructuring or refinancing activities in a bid to improve their current situation.

But Teymer, executive chairman at ETG, said: 'Rising energy prices are likely to push inflation higher again this autumn, squeezing consumers just as borrowing costs remain elevated.'

'That would be a difficult backdrop for most sectors, but especially those evident on discretionary spending, where confidence is already fragile.'

Sadly, when confidence and spending remain unbiased, suspect the resulting shockwaves to be felt across many other industries later this year and late 2027.

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Scots minister wants winter energy bills cut

By Telegraph Reporter

SCOTLAND's energy minister has urged the UK Government to take more action on household bills ahead of winter.

Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister, has already announced plans to cut VAT on energy bills, but Stephen Gellans has said the move "came for the extent of his ambition".

The call comes as regulator Olgren is expected to announce the new energy price cap for the final quarter of the year next week, with experts suggesting it could be again.

Energy costs are forcing too many families to make difficult decisions about household budgets. In an energy-rich country like Scotland, that is simply unacceptable," Mr Gellans said.

"The UK Government came to office promising to cut people's bills by £500, yet bills are already more than £250 higher than they promised - and they are going to go up even higher before winter, with experts predicting that the price cap will be again.

"This needs to be a wake-up call for the new Prime Minister - with Scotland's energy sending hundreds of billions of pounds to the UK Treasury over the years, a modest £45 saving from cutting VAT cannot be the extent of his ambition.

"Households in Scotland need real support before winter.

"A Treasury spokesman said: "The Prime Minister has already cut VAT on household electricity bills, saving people £45 a year.

"This is alongside the £350 of costs removed from bills at the last budget."

Labour will pay the price for high-tax addiction

If the Chancellor keeps squeezing the private sector, he risks killing off economic growth, writes Szu Ping Chan

LABOUR Van and has proven painfully effective.

A list of the expenses on request through it soon ran thresholds, begun under their Tory chancellor Rishi Sunak, and later extended by Rachel Reeves, has steadily pushed millions of workers into higher tax bonds. But

while the decade-long house has been damaging to households, it has also helped run counter chancellors social even number tax rises.

Official figures showed John Healey borrowed £3.90m to balance the books in July. Despite economies predicting that the Government would take on nothing, it means public borrowing so far the year long of the compared with a year ago, largely because of higher welfare payments.

But stronger those expected tax receipts could yet save the day before October's budget. The office for Budget Responsibility (GBR), the tax and spending watchdog, said income tax and National Insurance, the Government views biggest revenue cases, 50,000 £8.2.5bn in July. That's £5.9bn more than a year ago.

It means just four months into the new tax year, income tax and National Insurance receipts are already £2.3bn above the fiscal watchdog's forecast.

The GBR said yesterday earnings growth had "slowed by less than expected," particularly in the public sector. "We have seen this pattern before. Jeremy Hunt, the last Tory chancellor, benefited from a similar effect in 2013 when the aftermath of the war in Ukraine pushed inflation into double digits and led workers to demand higher wages.

Sutter wage growth continued with frozen tax thresholds helped to increase tax receipts by £6.0bn as people were forced to give more of their pay rises to the tannan.

This meant that despite surging inflation pushing up 40% interest and

branded by roughly £5.0bn, he was still left with a £270m windfall.

But economists have warned the Treasury cannot rely indefinitely on frozen tax thresholds or "local drag" to keep balancing the books. Martin Beck of WIPI (Hurley), said: "Private sector wage growth is slowing sharply, meaning the raw material driving fiscal drag is becoming less plentiful.

"Unusually strong public sector pay growth cannot sustainably take its place when the government is already struggling to contain spending.

He added that workers were starting to notice "no more workers are dragged towards higher tax bonds and the £100,000 outlay threshold, where the tax penalty on earning an extra pound rises sharply, more people have an incentive to reduce their taxable

income, whether through pension contributions, working lower losses or not doing that as a new contract or promotion simply is not worth it."

Corporation tax receipts have also been stronger than expected. The GBR said it expected on tax receipts stood at £9bn in July, £5.2bn higher than a year ago and well above its forecasts.

It is not stronger receipts were consistent with robust profit announcements from both retail and investment banks in recent months.

This has fuelled speculation. Healey will launch a tax card on the most profitable sectors in an effort to fund Labour's public spending plans.

James Duncan, the chief executive of JP Morgan, the world's biggest leader, recently warned Mr Healey against taxing banks more, saying such a move

could push lenders overseas. British banks already become of the highest income in the world at nearly 4 lpc, according to lobby group UK Finance.

In Amsterdam, the rate is 4lpc, in Frankfurt 10pc and in New York 20pc. And UK finance warned that Germany planned to cut corporation tax by lpc a year between 2018 and 2032 - leaving Britain as an even bigger outlier.

It added: "At a time when poor jurisdictions are seeking to improve their competitiveness, it is vital the UK's approach to tax and regulation and in the same direction, supporting investment and the sector's capacity to finance growth across the economy.

"The figures serve as a warning. If Healey keeps squeezing the private sector, he risks killing the very growth he is relying on to pay the bills.

Bitcoin and gold surge as US bond meddling rocks markets

By Tim Wallace

THE price of Bitcoin and gold is surging after the Trump administration's bond market now碰到 a raced investors away from the dollar.

The cryptocurrency rose by more than 2pc to more than 577,500 (£58,700) yesterday, pushing it on course for its best word in more than three years.

Gold also gained 1.5pc to $0.94,580 a tiny ounce, having risen by 10pc over the past month. It comes after Scott Bassett, the US treasury secretary, doubled his purchases of long-term bonds in Wednesday.

The move was designed to steady the market after government borrowing costs last jockeyed sharply, although it also sent the US dollar plugging. This has compounded more ing pressure on the dollar owing to inflation fears.

Working rose to its highest price since February against the groundlock, with £1 now buying more than 0.3pc.

The rise is also up at 0.1, 0.3g, highest level since May.

Kelvin Brooks, a senior fellow at the Brooklands Institute, said that the decision to borrow more money in short-term debt markets to buy long-term debt "is the clearest sign yet that the US is following Japan on 10-path towards currency detnement".

He said: "When fiscal policy is out of control, governments can obviously do many things to cap yields, but this just puts depreciation pressure on the currency because markets don't get paid the kind of risk premium they desire.

"What would be a debt crisis time accepts into a currency crisis, which is why the yen has been falling for so many years."

As a result, investors are buying into other assets such as precious metals and crypts.

Mark Dowding, at MICBluffing Asset Management, said the move to control US borrowing costs (sic) leaving American with higher inflation, resulting in the move away from the dollar and into gold.

He said: "At a time when the US fiscal deficit remains extremely elevated, there remains irrecoverable for fiscal consolidation. Yet, it appears that the administration is surging. It is to do what ever it takes to ensure

Trump administration has tried to steady the bond market

that borrowing costs don't spiral higher" Mr Dowding added: "Insurrecting to observe broad-based weakness in the US dollar and a sharp move higher in gold prices in the wake of the Treasury's recent actions.

Given its threat, at $1.0m bank, said that while a bill in the dollar became of lower yields might be expected, "the time, gold and crypts also failed, suggesting concern about the possibility and the perceived management of borrowing costs.

It comes after the US national debt ranged above 0.4 to 1.1. As a first time, alarming investors who fear the White House will not curb runaway spending.

The bank also higher interest rates for the US and a range of other indebted countries, including the UK.

Trying to other those interest rates through market interventions risks weakening the dollar, Mr deWittel said.

Trump bans children from ESG investment

By Louis Goon

DORALD TRUMP will ban a government-backed children's savings account from investing in more industrial, social and governance ESG funds.

The White House said that a new fund for under-19s - known as "Trump Accounts" - will bar ESG investments to protect them from "political criticism".

Trump Accounts, which launched last month, will be all American children under 18 moved up to 83,000 (£2,500) up to in US social markets, including the 6M 50%.

However, Scott Bassett, the US treasurer, has agreed. "I urge you, there is a ban rejected ESG ideology, and we will not allow it to be a part of Trump Accounts.

"These accounts exist to build financial security for America's children, not to advance political criticism or

ideological agendas." Mr Trump has repeatedly criticized the ESG movement, warning it has become "a way to attack American business."

The Trump administration's policies have clashed with the views of the official investors, with the US president pushing to increase American

Every dollar in a child's Trump Account should be working toward that child's financial future?

all production under the mantra "drib bake, 2020".

ESG funds, which typically include weapons manufacturers, tobacco companies and oil and gas companies, enjoyed working popularity after the financial crisis, feel like fallen out of favour because of

recent poor performance. Mr Trump introduced his child-friendly saving accounts as part of his landmark One Big Beautiful Bill tax reform last year.

Under the scheme, children born between 2020 and 2018 will also be eligible for one-off payments of 11,000 each to invest in stocks through the low-tax, low-cost accounts.

The US government has said its Trump accounts aim to help children build their savings by reducing the costs of investing.

Mr Bassett said: "Every dollar in a child's Trump Account should be working toward that child's financial future, not that children born between 2020."

Last month, the US treasury said that it had picked an 6M 50% on home-traded fund, run by the American investment giant State Street as the default investment for all new Trump accounts.

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Bowled over as rain stopped play at the Test match

By Ben Shute

EYES: In a summer who has little comprehension of the rules of cricket, the words "rain is up play" on the radio broadcast of the Test match this week were as hard to bear to my ears as the water pingbing through the downgupes outside.

Similarly, the night of two leaves brushed with morning dew drop and hung it over to take cover from a passing shower to my all-timely greenhouse, watching the pond on large north water at 14 aphid.

The roar is hard and wither so many mountains of the English summer that have been never single absent. In a year where the blackberries are already mostly finished and few places have quite literally two houses on the branches, it has felt over these past few days like the world is nighting itself.

Above all, it is the joy of watching the weather change once more: the classic late August space cycle of duggled sunshine, to sudden downguns, then back again all within the time!

How I have missed the kind of grey music classy mild weather that eschews all extremes; which I spent the best part of a day cycling through in the Yorkshire Table. It was made all the better for seeing a cluster of smallness on telephone cables as they should at this time: plotting their long journey back to the African rain.

Champions consume the forecast for the brownable. After a chilly night yesterday, temperature will level out to around average. What it will be mostly dry and at times with some long spells of sunshine; there will always be the risk of sudden squalls of rain.

The forecasts say this unsettled weather will permit much the end of the month. Unsettled on an interesting chance of much because I had nothing but reassurance on this rain - weather as grounding as two outlaptops hours dug deep into the middle earth.

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制度与权力批判深度研判：The Daily Telegraph (2026-08-22)

▌ 本日全报思想与文化深思雷达 (Intellectual & Cultural Significance Radar)

在系统通盘梳理本期报纸所涉及的所有国际政治、经济、社会与文化报道后，以下 3 个具体事件在制度结构、权力技术与法理合法性层面最值得学者进一步深思：

1. 【跨国司法互助的政治脆弱性】 [F2_3-F2_4]（版面：主报深度版面）

   • 事件简述：针对曼德尔勋爵的调查面临崩溃风险，原因在于伦敦警察厅面临巨大的政治压力，且该调查涉及一名去年因与某金融家关系而辞任美国大使的人员。
   • 制度批判切入点：分析司法程序在面对高层政治压力时的不稳定性。当刑事调查触及外交敏感人物或跨国权力网络时，司法机关如何在这种“政治压力”与“法律程序”的张力中陷入瘫痪。

2. 【国家安全机制的等级化管控】 [F13_25-F14_28]（版面：第13-14版/专业栏目）

   • 事件简述：哈里王子就安保问题恳请相关部门，其风险评估在2016年后被下调至最高类别（七级），且后续评估结果的公布存在延迟。
   • 制度批判切入点：剖析安全评级作为一种权力界定工具的运作。风险评估（Risk Assessment）不仅是技术性的安全测算，更是一种通过等级划分（Level 7）来界定个体与国家关系、控制资源分配的行政权力技术。

3. 【公共卫生指令与个体行为规制】 [F4_7-F4_8, F8_15-F8_16]（版面：主报深度版面/第8版）

   • 事件简述：卫生官员针对沙门氏菌爆发，建议家长避免给五岁以下儿童喂食溏心蛋；同时讨论外国鸡蛋进口对食品安全的潜在影响。
   • 制度批判切入点：探讨生物政治（Biopolitics）在日常饮食中的微观运作。国家通过卫生指令将“风险”定义在特定的食物（溏心蛋）和特定人群（五岁以下儿童）身上，实现了对家庭内部私人行为的制度化干预。

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▌ 精选核心专题深度思想论证 (In-Depth Dialectical Monograph)

专题一：安全评级的权力逻辑：从技术评估到身份界定

在哈里王子的安保审查案例中，一个核心的制度细节是其风险评级被列入“最高类别——七级（满分七级）” [F14_27 🔍]。从认识论角度看，这种评级机制将复杂的个体安全状态简化为一个量化的数字，从而实现了权力的“技术化”掩盖。

这里体现了福柯（Michel Foucault）关于“治理术”的逻辑：国家不再通过简单的禁令来管理个体，而是通过建立一套精密的评估体系（Assessment System）来对个体进行分类。当一个人被标记为“七级”风险时，这个标签本身就成为了一个权力杠杆。它不仅决定了安保资源的投入，更在制度层面界定了该个体处于一种“极高风险/极高关注”的特殊状态。

进一步分析其运作过程，审查结果的延迟公布 [F14_28 🔍] 揭示了信息不对称在权力运作中的关键作用。评估过程（Assessment）与结果公布（Notification）之间的时间差，构成了行政机关的一种隐形控制力。在这种机制下，被评估者处于一种等待裁决的被动状态，而定义“安全”与“风险”的权力则完全掌握在执行委员会（Raven）等制度机构手中。这证明了安全机制在实际运作中，往往从单纯的“保护工具”转化为一种“身份界定工具”。

专题二：司法程序的“政治性坍塌”与制度挫败

曼德尔勋爵调查面临的“崩溃风险” [F2_3 🔍] 提供了一个观察司法独立性与政治压力博弈的绝佳样本。报道明确指出，伦敦警察厅面临着“巨大的政治压力”，要求起诉一名因与金融家关系而辞职的前美国大使 [F2_4 🔍]。

这一现象揭示了司法程序在面对跨国权力网络时的结构性脆弱。在理想的法理模型中，刑事调查应基于证据链的闭环；但在现实的权力结构中，调查的推进往往取决于政治成本的考量。当调查对象涉及前外交人员或具有跨国影响力的金融网络时，司法程序不再是单纯的法律适用，而变成了政治博弈的延伸。

这种“挫败” [F2_4 🔍] 实际上是一种制度性的信号：它表明在某些特定层级的权力交汇点上，法律的强制力会被政治的协调力所抵消。当“政治压力”成为影响调查结果的关键变量时，司法公正被置换为一种政治妥协。这种坍塌并非因为法律条文的缺失，而是因为执行法律的机构在面对更高层级的权力意志时，失去了维持程序独立性的制度支撑。

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▌ 面向学者的制度研究开放性追问 (Open Research Horizons)

1. 【关于量化评级与行政控制的机制研究】：在国家安全与风险管理领域，量化评级（如1-7级）如何影响行政机关对个体的资源分配与行为限制？这种量化过程是否存在系统性的主观偏见？
2. 【关于司法独立在跨国政治压力下的韧性研究】：当国内司法调查触及外国前高级官员或跨国金融网络时，有哪些制度机制可以有效对冲“政治压力”，以确保刑事调查不因外交考量而陷入“制度性崩溃”？

理性与情感辩证深度研判：The Daily Telegraph (2026-08-22)

▌ 本日全报生活世界痛感与情感政治深思雷达 (Lifeworld & Affective Significance Radar)

在系统通盘梳理本期报纸所涉及的所有报道后，以下 3 个具体事件在个体生命体验、情感撕裂与生活世界崩解层面最值得学者进一步深思：

1. 【中国青少年“艰苦训练营”】 [F5_9-10]（生活领域：教育与家庭）

   • 事件简述：中国家庭支付费用将孩子送往训练营，通过没收手机、强制农活（种植土豆和玉米）、限制与父母通信等手段，旨在“磨练意志”并强迫孩子“学会感激父母”。
   • 情感政治切入点：一种极端的“意志理性”试图通过剥夺情感连接（没收手机、限制通信）来重塑个体的情感认同，揭示了家庭关系中权力不对等导致的“情感强制”与生命意义的异化。

2. 【司法裁决后的经济压力与情感挫败】 [F16_32, F17_34]（生活领域：法律与正义）

   • 事件简述：萨塞克斯公爵在针对《每日邮报》的电话窃听案中，因法官做出不利裁决，面临支付高达 2450 万英镑的法律费用，且法官批评原告将人们视为“对手”以产生怀疑。
   • 情感政治切入点：法律程序的“成本理性”（巨额法律费用）与个体寻求正义的心理预期之间产生剧烈冲突，揭示了司法系统在判定事实的同时，如何通过经济惩罚对原告进行一种“制度性压制”。

3. 【食品安全恐慌中的脆弱群体保护】 [F4_8, F8_16]（生活领域：公共卫生/身体）

   • 事件简述：针对沙门氏菌爆发，卫生官员警告家长不要给五岁以下儿童喂食溏心蛋；同时有官员指出幼儿、孕妇和老年人应仅食用带有“英国狮子”标志的鸡蛋。
   • 情感政治切入点：公共卫生理性将特定人群（幼儿、孕妇、老人）定义为“高风险/脆弱”类别，这种分类虽然基于科学，但在生活世界中将日常饮食转化为一种充满焦虑的风险管理行为。

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▌ 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：意志的量化重塑与情感连接的断裂：中国“艰苦训练营”中的生命政治

中国家长将孩子送往“艰苦训练营”的现象 [F5_9-10]，揭示了一种将“意志力”视为可量化、可训练资产的系统理性模型。在这种逻辑下，孩子的“不感激”或“意志薄弱”被视为一种功能性缺陷，而通过强制农活、糟糕食物、没收手机等外部压力，可以像锻造金属一样将个体重塑为符合社会/家庭期待的“合格产品”。这种理性假设将生命体验简化为一种输入（艰苦环境）与输出（感激与意志）的线性函数。

但在现象学深描层面，这种训练是对生活世界情感连接的暴力切断。手机的没收不仅是剥夺了通讯工具，更是剥夺了青少年在数字化时代构建身份认同的社交空间；而“扣除写信机会”作为惩罚，则将最基本的情感表达（与父母的联系）工具化为一种奖惩机制。在这种环境下，孩子体验到的不是“意志的磨练”，而是深层的孤独感与被背叛感——他们发现自己最亲近的监护人成为了这种剥夺机制的资助者。

这种 Logos 与 Pathos 的辩证摩擦在于：家长认为的“理性教育”（为了孩子好）实际上是对孩子情感主体的彻底否定。训练营试图用一种“强制性的感恩”取代“自发性的爱”，这种逻辑上的悖论导致了情感的异化：孩子可能会在行为上表现出“感激”，但这是一种基于恐惧的表演，而非真实的情感流动。

运用萨拉·艾哈迈德的情感政治学分析，这种训练营实际上在制造一种“粘性情感（Sticky Emotions）”。它试图将“艰苦”与“成长”强行粘连，将“服从”与“感激”强行粘连。然而，这种人为制造的情感粘附往往会产生反噬。当个体在成年后意识到其生命意义曾被如此粗暴地量化和操纵时，这种被压抑的痛感将转化为对家庭权威的深层敌意。这种教育模式揭示了当代社会中，技术理性（量化成功学）如何侵入家庭微观世界，将原本应由爱驱动的养育关系转化为一种准军事化的管理关系。

专题二：法律成本的理性算计与正义认知的情感崩塌：论司法裁决中的“经济惩戒”

在萨塞克斯公爵针对《每日邮报》的诉讼案中 [F16_32 🔍]，我们观察到一种典型的司法理性模型（Judicial Logos）的运作：法庭不仅在事实层面判定原告败诉，更在经济层面通过高达 2450 万英镑的法律费用对原告进行惩戒。这种机制的理性逻辑在于：通过高昂的成本门槛，防止滥诉并维护司法资源的效率。

然而，生活世界的真实痛感（Phenomenological Pathos）在于，当原告试图通过法律途径寻求真相（如电话窃听案）时，其结果却演变为一场毁灭性的财务危机。法官批评原告将他人视为“对手”以产生怀疑 [F17_34 🔍]，这在法律逻辑上是对原告心态的定性，但在情感层面，这实际上是对受害者（或自认为受害者者）质疑权力的某种“道德否定”。

这里产生了剧烈的辩证摩擦（Dialectical Friction）：司法系统将法律费用视为一种“程序性结果”，而对于个体而言，这是一种极具冲击力的“经济暴力”。当正义的追求被量化为千万英镑的债务时，法律不再是保护权利的盾牌，而变成了能够瞬间摧毁个体生活质量的利剑。

从法律社会学的视角诊断，这种机制导致了“正义的阶级化”：只有具备极高经济冗余的人才敢于挑战权力机构。当法官将原告的怀疑态度定义为负面特质时，司法理性实际上在潜意识中要求原告在面对权力时保持一种“顺从的理性”。这种话语温度的极端反差——法庭端的冷色调（裁决、费用、定性）与个体端的热色调（怀疑、愤怒、财务绝望）——预示着公众对司法公正认知的异化：当法律程序在追求闭环的同时忽视了对个体情感正义的抚慰，司法系统将逐渐失去其作为社会共识基石的道德合法性。

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▌ 面向学者的伦理与社会心理开放性追问 (Open Research Horizons)

1. 【关于情感强制的社会学研究】：在东亚等文化语境中，将“意志力”与“感恩”量化为可训练目标的教育实践，如何影响青少年的主体性构建？这种通过剥夺情感连接来换取行为服从的模式，在长期社会心理层面会产生怎样的反噬效应？
2. 【关于司法成本与权利行使的伦理研究】：当法律费用（Legal Costs）达到足以摧毁个体生活的量级时，这种“成本理性”是否在事实上剥夺了普通公民的诉讼权？如何构建一套既能防止滥诉又能保护正义追求者的经济保障机制？