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Friday briefing: Will Labour’s £270m package make a difference to an ailing arts industry?
Good morning. Everyone who has worked in the arts, from the heads of major institutions to the creatives who depend on their funding, has been warning for years about the dire state of the sector. As investment dwindled and contempt for arts and humanities education became mainstream – fuelled by …
Rachel Reeves should rewrite the rulebook on GDP growth | Letters
The Guardian view on Britain’s broken economy: ‘That’s your bloody GDP, not ours’, 13 February
), we are frequently reminded of the inadequacy of GDP growth as an objective, given that itincludes the money spent
on dealing with pollution, sickness, crime etc. But …Walmart shares fall upon disappointing forecast, fueling US spending worries
Walmart shares, which had risen about 72% in 2024 and hit a record …
Delta offers $30,000 to passengers in Canada plane flip – ‘no strings attached’
Delta Air Lines is offering passengers of a jet that
on aToronto
runway $30,000 each – “no strings attached”.Flight 4819 crashed after touching down at Toronto’s Pearson airport on Monday afternoon. Videos of the crash were
All eyes on far-right AfD in German election rocked by violence and US interference
In the tumultuous German election campaign, which has been rocked by jaw-dropping US interference, a spate of violent attacks and rare fears for the country’s political stability, all eyes have been locked on the party most likely to finish second.
When the dust settles after Sunday’s vote and conservative opposition …
What are sinkholes, how are they formed and why did one appear in a Surrey street?
Residents of Godstone in Surrey have been evacuated from their homes amid fears that two large sinkholes in their high street could trigger a gas explosion. Here we look at what causes sinkholes, whether they are becoming more common and what can be done to prevent them.
What are sinkholes?
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Calcutta Cup classics: our writers pick their most memorable showdowns
2 April 2000: Scotland 19-13 England
clearly has to be up there. But the world’s oldest international fixture takes on a different complexion in even-numbered years. Edinburgh’s cold, malty air, the walk down past Haymarket (before the trams), the distant hills, …‘We paid a high price for human rights’: a road trip through the new Syria
Amid the rubble of Saraqib, some of the wall graffiti dating back to its time as a centre of the the 2011 Arab spring uprising remains. “The revolution will go on,” one reads. “Tomorrow the sun rises,” says another.
A week after the astonishing rout of Bashar al-Assad by rebel …
Bank of England faces bumpier road after inflation accelerates
Andrew Bailey had warned there would be a bump in the road. But after inflation jumped by more than expected to 3% in January, the Bank of England governor could be in for a rockier ride than anticipated.
, too, it will be …