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Hogmanay plans at risk as severe weather warning issued for Scotland
A severe weather warning is threatening to put a dampener on Hogmanay plans across Scotland as the nation braces for 48 hours of heavy rain.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain covering all of Scotland apart from Orkney and Shetland on 30 and 31 December, …
Sir Gino’s scintillating debut puts chaser bang on track for Cheltenham festival
What looked likely to be a duel in the fog turned into more of a rout in the gloom at Kempton on Friday, as Nicky Henderson’s Sir Gino made one of the more memorable debuts over fences in recent years, and established a strong claim to be the best two-mile …
Our readers on their pick of 2024’s best films, music, TV shows and podcasts
Welcome to the last Guide of 2024! I hope you all are enjoying your festive break, and have a better handle on which day it is than I do. As is tradition, after our own roundup of the year’s best culture, we are turning things over to you this week. …
‘Forgotten city’ of Newport takes centre stage in Celtic noir series Ar y Ffin
ECB faces tough task after flip in fortunes for eurozone economies
The European Central Bank is facing a tough balancing act in 2025 as it tries to navigate a reversal of fortunes in eurozone economies, as the hardest-hit nations of the 2010s debt crisis outperform the traditional core.
Highlighting a potential shift in power dynamics within the single currency bloc, economists …
Preet Chandi aims to be first woman to go solo and unsupported to north pole
The record-breaking British explorer Preet Chandi, who made history trekking solo to the south pole, is now turning her ambitions north.
Nicknamed Polar Preet, the 36-year-old from Derby has made three solo expeditions to Antarctica, earning herself four Guinness world records, as well as praise from the Princess of Wales …
‘I thought it was fake news’: secrecy around North Koreans fighting in Kursk
At dusk one afternoon last week, two dozen wounded North Korean soldiers were brought to one of the main hospitals in the Russian city of Kursk.
They were ushered into a specially designated floor, guarded by police, with access limited to translators and medical personnel.
“We were told in the …
Living standards 2025 outlook ‘hardly cause for celebration’, says UK thinktank
Sydney to Hobart yacht race: third death averted as sailors prepare for ‘challenging night in the Bass Strait’
Details have emerged of a “terrifying” incident in which a crew member fell from yacht Porco Rosso and drifted for more than a kilometre before being rescued on a deadly night of racing, during which two sailors on other yachts were killed.
Two sailors on separate yachts, Flying Fish Arctos …
Dale’s balcony in Kings Cross has become a refuge for injured birds, but the healing goes both ways
At 6.21am, they arrive.
From nowhere, the birds churn up the morning calm – 200 or so flapping wings chaotically pounding the air on the small central Sydney balcony. Just inside the sliding door, Snowy, a little corella whose shrill call sounds like a 1990s telephone, has quietened down: the …