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UK-made hypersonic missile 'could enter service by 2030'

Military chiefs want to catch up with China, Russia and the US with a weapon capable of flying five times the speed of sound

Evening Standard

Brickbat: You Hate To See It

Police Scotland received thousands of complaints under the nation's new hate crimes law just in the first few days after it took effect. Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf told The Telegraph that "a tiny percentage" of the numerous complaints are "turning into actual investigations," but control room staff is running…

Reason

LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman Spotted At The Masters

Despite suggestions Norman would not attend Augusta National for the second successive year, he's been seen at the famous course

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“Zombie Psychoactive” Users Begin Digging Up Graves For Ingredients, Prompting National Emergency

"Before, if we had money, we'd spend it on food or clothes," said one young addict. "Now, we just buy kush. It makes you want to cry, but it's not easy to stop." The post “Zombie Psychoactive” Users Begin Digging Up Graves For Ingredients, Prompting National Emergency first appeared on…

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Mind the Gulf: Britain thwarts UAE takeover bid for Telegraph newspaper

The newspaper industry may be in duress, but a legacy brand like The Daily Telegraph in the UK is still an attractive asset that wields considerable influence. Former CNN president Jeff Zucker led a consortium to buy the paper that was primarily backed by money out of the United Arab…

France 24

British Newspapers: Who Owns What?

A UK government proposal to ban foreign states from owning British newspapers looks set to scupper plans for an Abu Dhabi-led bid to take over the Telegraph Media Group (TMG).

International Business Times

Drivers Who Are 'Scared Of Change' Are Part Of EV Adoption Problem: Polestar CEO

And we thought the lack of EV education, spotty charging infrastructure, and high prices were the main issues.

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Report - If Sergio Garcia Wants To Make The Ryder Cup It Could Cost Him $1m

Sergio Garcia's recent claim that he will return to the DP World Tour in order to make a Ryder Cup bid could end up costing him $1m

Golf Monthly

Graphcore reportedly explores sale: Arm, OpenAI, and Softbank named as rumored potential buyers

AI processor designer Graphcore could be acquired by Arm, OpenAI, or Softbank.

Tom’s Hardware

Matthew Vaughn's Argylle reveals authors: Terry Hayes and Tammy Cohen

Discover the truth behind the mysterious author of Argylle and the collaboration between Terry Hayes and Tammy Cohen. Get insights into the film's receptio...

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"Every time we finished a rehearsal, I felt that my brain was sweating": former Genesis/Weather Report drummer Chester Thompson on why playing with Frank Zappa was the best education he ever received

Playing with Frank Zappa could be a challenging experience, as legendary drummer Chester Thompson discovered

Louder

Telegraph takeover: UK government intends to order new investigation into deal

Move follows last-minute change in corporate structure of Barclay family’s UAE-backed consortium

The Guardian - UK

How Charles and Kate's health announcements show a big change in royal approach

"This level of openness... is unprecedented."

Marie Claire

Major new poll predicts result of EVERY seat in upcoming General Election

THE CONSERVATIVES are heading for an electoral wipeout similar to the scale of their defeat in 1997 by Labour, a major new poll has predicted.

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Golf Monthly

Report: Jay Monahan and Yasir Al-Rumayyan Make 'Substantial' Progress After First Conversation Since June

Jay Monahan and the Public Investment Fund chief are said to be closing in on a historic deal to end golf's long-running civil war

Woman & Home

Queen Camilla kicks off New Year with bold decision as she's branded no 'fussy traditionalist'

Queen Camilla kicked off the New Year with an intriguing choice for one of her projects and it's seen her dubbed a 'tremendous sport'

The Independent UK

Friends scripts found in studio garbage are being auctioned off

Scripts for season four were tossed after filming ended in London in 1998

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson criticises Met Police investigation into Israel 'war crimes'

Counter-terror police have put up posters at British airports urging returning travellers to report any war crimes or crimes against humanity

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Homes & Gardens

Aaron Paul's dining room makes a case for broken-plan living – and experts love this stand-out feature

The actor trades in open-plan living for a cabin core-inspired alternative – here's why experts say it's ahead of the trend

The Independent UK

Ex-chancellor Norman Lamont says Sunak must ignore calls to ditch inheritance tax

Tory grandee doesn’t ‘buy’ MPs’ argument that tax on inherited wealth is widely hated

The Independent UK

BBC hits out at research accusing it of peddling ‘diet of woke bias’ to viewers

Supposed research conducted by the Campaign for Common Sense claimed the UK broadcaster failed to uphold its ‘high standards of impartiality’

The Independent UK

Alun Wyn Jones: Wales legend reveals he played through heart condition late in career

The 38-year-old said doctors at Toulon found his heartbeat ‘was like a galloping horse with six legs’ but took the ‘risk’ to keep playing

The Independent UK

BBC urged to drop UK Eurovision entrant Olly Alexander for accusing Israel of being ‘apartheid state’

UK’s Eurovision 2024 entry signed letter criticising ‘Zionist propaganda’ amid Israel’s war with Hamas

The Independent UK

US president Joe Biden ditches trade deal talks with Britain over fears of job losses

US president quietly abandons talks as he focuses on elections next year

Louder

"Hardcore fans always talk to us about the first five albums, the cooler, blurrier, druggy art school ones that no-one bought": why Simple Minds tired of cult status and went for broke

There's a new Simple Minds documentary coming, and it helps explain where things went right and wrong for the Glasgow band

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