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1 Stock to Buy This Week and 1 Stock to Dump

A resilient labor market is prompting the Fed to stick to its aggressive rate hikes to fight the stubbornly high inflation. Given the market uncertainties, investing in fundamentally strong stock, Microsoft Corporation (MSFT), might be wise. However, we believe Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) might be best avoided considering its bleak…

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Coastal cottage with secluded sea view comes with surprise windmill in the garden

There's a granary too plus planning consent to create a stunning dream home

Wales Online

The story of Wales’ own oil company and plans to go green

Oil 4 Wales is trying to leave behind its fossil fuel business model

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Frustration as 'parking nightmare' returns to busy Beeston street

Residents say it is not safe

Nottingham Post

‘Björk said it should sound like the Cantina band!’: the enduring influence of Star Wars’ bizarre jazz group

It’s been cited as an inspiration by everyone from Coldplay to Animal Collective. Musicians discuss why one of Star Wars’ most iconic scenes became such a phenomenon

The Guardian - UK

Chez Bruce named London’s best restaurant

The Wandsworth favourite — sometimes spoken of as the ultimate neighbourhood spot — is known for its upscale French cooking

Evening Standard

Princess Anne makes 'unusual' request as she 'eats same breakfast dish every day'

A former royal chef has provided an insight into the Princess Royal's eating habits

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What Princess Anne eats for breakfast and dinner - and it's not for everyone

The Princess is said to favour practical, healthy and vitamin-rich foods over rich and exuberant dishes - and just like her brother, King Charles III, is known to often skip lunch

Edinburgh Live

What Princess Anne eats for breakfast and dinner - and it might make you feel sick

The Princess Royal, who was at the Queen's bedside when she died at Balmoral last week and accompanied her coffin when it was flown back to London, has similar tastes to her late mother.

Daily Record

What Princess Anne eats for breakfast and dinner - and it might make you feel sick

The Princess Royal reportedly likes to start her day with a bowl of fruit and keeps a kiwi in her bag for emergencies - but the way she eats bananas is out of the ordinary

Daily Mirror

Patient Brits snake round Thames for five miles with generations united by their Queen

A great leveller, every age, class, and race can be found here, and testimony to the late Queen’s ability to unify, it’s the best place in the land right now to make a new friend

Daily Mirror

Festive favourite Home Alone to be shown on screen with a full live orchestra playing the score

The classic John Williams score should warm those festive cockles

Manchester Evening News

Jetstar cancels Bali flights leaving travellers scrambling to find accommodation

Hundreds of Australians are stranded in Bali after Jetstar cancels multiple flights leaving travellers scrambling to find emergency accommodation as they wait for flights home.

ABC News

NHS hospitals to spend millions on crippling energy costs this winter

Trusts will have to make up inflation gap by cutting staff – leading to longer waiting times, warns NHS Confederation

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The Guardian - UK

I’d love to write the next James Bond score, says John Williams at 90

Composer, who is working on latest Indiana Jones film, reflects on career and writing a score in Classic FM interview

Liverpool Echo

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway applauds Merseyside Police officer's 'vital plea'

John Williams explained what action must be taken to prevent further tragedies

ABC News

Testing negative to COVID-19 but still have symptoms? Here's what you need to know

The Australian Medical Association has said there have been increasing reports of false negatives on rapid antigen tests. Could you be one of them?

The Independent UK

Gareth Edwards recalls rugby union’s ‘greatest try’ as it becomes work of art

The Barbarians’ remarkable team try against New Zealand in 1973 is widely considered to be the best in the sport’s history.

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Mike Bianchi: Justin Williams is a story about courage — and draining treys

After one of the dozens of operations — this one in which surgeons cut and separated the bones in his face and skull to allow his brain to grow — a beleaguered Justin Williams looked up and said something that wrenched his father’s heart.

Wales Online

The famous old cricket ground where sixes rain down on a dual carriageway and what it needs to bring it up to standard

St Helen's once saw Garry Sobers hit six sixes and there are hopes it could host first class cricket once more - but that would mean a huge amount of work

Daily Mirror

Logan Mwangi's tragic final hours - agonising injuries before tiny body dumped in river

The life of five-year-old Logan Mwangi, brutally murdered by an evil trio supposed to be looking after him, ended in a cloud of lies, deceit and self interest that may prevent his father from ever finding out what really happened to his son

The Guardian - AU

Lismore ice-cream factory ‘will need to stand down 240 people’ unless flood support extended

Norco says 44 workers who lost homes would be affected if government assistance ends

The Guardian - UK

LCD Soundsystem review – revenant dance-rockers play the hits

Even if James Murphy’s cred has taken a hit of late, the frontman still aces the anthems that gave the band its powerful punk-disco potency

Asharq Al-Awsat

John Williams, 90, Steps Away from Film, but Not Music

After more than six decades of making bicycles soar, sending panicked swimmers to the shore and other spellbinding close encounters, John Williams is putting the final notes on what may be his last film score. “At the moment I’m working on ‘Indiana Jones 5,’ which Harrison Ford — who’s quite…

The Independent UK

John Williams, 90, steps away from film, but not music

After more than six decades of making bicycles soar, sending swimmers panicking and other spellbinding close encounters, John Williams is putting the final notes on what may be his last film score

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