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Beethoven and Marie Curie compete with birds to appear on new euro notes
He was a master of notes – and now the German composer Ludwig van Beethoven could be one of the faces of the redesigned euro, the first time the EU currency’s banknotes have been revamped.
In a process that started in 2021 and has already involved a public inquiry and …
Anger in Romania over theft of Dacian artefacts from Dutch museum
Hours before the sun rose over the Netherlands, the group crowded around the large external door, appearing to pry it open. Seconds later, the grainy security video appeared to show a powerful explosion, sending plumes of smoke and sparks into the air, and the thieves rush into the museum in …
Colbert on Trump’s second week: ‘America is having some second thoughts’
Stephen Colbert
On The Late Show, Stephen Colbert started by reminding us that this is the second week of Trump’s second term and that “America is …
Conservatives fighting to stem loss of high-value donors to Reform UK
The Conservatives are fighting back in an attempt to stem the loss of high-value donors amid a shift in funders towards Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party.
The party’s leader, Kemi Badenoch, is expected to appear at the Conservatives’ London conference in Westminster on Saturday, where wealthy party donors say they …
Give Rachel Reeves's plan for UK growth a chance | Mohamed El-Erian
Extraordinary depth puts Willie Mullins in Dublin Racing Festival box-seat
Willie Mullins completed a clean sweep of the eight Grade One races at the Dublin Racing Festival in 2024 and Ireland’s perennial champion trainer is odds-on to win at least seven this time around, not least because Gordon Elliott, the current leader in the title race, has opted to steer …
Ex-Barclays CEO gears up for explosive trial over City regulator’s allegations on Jeffrey Epstein ties
The former chief executive of Barclays, Jes Staley, is gearing up for an explosive trial next month, that will force him to address evidence suggesting he hid the depth of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein: the sex offender that he referred to as “family”.
Court documents seen by the Guardian …
AstraZeneca cancels £450m Speke project, blaming cut in state funding
‘My memories are crushed and buried’: a long walk home in Gaza
When the ceasefire came, there was a moment of relief that we had escaped death, although we still carry the sadness and pain of everything lost in those 15 months.
Palestinians know that there are still more battles ahead, they have to keep fighting, in a war of daily suffering …
‘We’ve got rats as big as your feet’: Birmingham residents despair as rubbish piles up
As he walks through the streets of Small Heath in east Birmingham, Gerry Moynihan threads as if he is tackling an obstacle course, avoiding piled up bin bags, dumped cars and fridges, fly-tipped furniture and discarded nitrous oxide canisters that clutter the pavements.
Residents across the city have raised alarm …