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Mitchell return instrumental to England’s Six Nations revival
Waitrose to stop selling suffocated farmed prawns, as campaigners say they feel pain
They are a popular staple for office lunches, barbecues and takeaways, but prawns often suffer an unpleasant death before reaching our plates.
Animal rights campaigners say billions of prawns farmed each year deserve better welfare protection and are targeting what they describe as “atrocious” practices of “eyestalk ablation” and suffocation …
If the AI Roundheads go to war with tech royalty, don’t bet against them | John Naughton
Chill of inflation threatens Britain again after Europe’s long, hard winter
First patient in UK tests new treatment for loss of sense of smell
Europe will not take part in US-Russia talks with Ukraine, Trump envoy says
Europe will be consulted – but ultimately excluded – from the planned peace talks between Russia, the US and Ukraine, Donald Trump’s special envoy for Ukraine revealed on Saturday.
Asked if Europe would present at the planned talks, Keith Kellogg said he was from “the school of realism, and that …
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Family of British couple held in Iran on ‘security’ grounds work to secure return
A British couple who have been detained in Iran have been named by their family as Craig and Lindsay Foreman.
The family spoke of their concern at the “distressing situation” facing the Foremans, who are being held in Kerman, Iran.
“This unexpected turn of events has caused significant concern for …
British professor makes ‘thrilling’ breakthrough for cancer that killed his mother
Professor Paul Workman was 37 and already well established as a medical researcher when his mother, Ena, died of a rare bone cancer known as chordoma. About one in a million people are affected by the condition, which is untreatable.
“It was utterly frustrating,” said Workman, who later became head …