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Woven, threaded, stitched and sewn, textile practice predates all recorded history; in fact some anthropologists speculate that textiles – made for warmth and shelter – may have been humanity’s first technology. Manual textile-making has historically been a communal process, too, providing space for conversation, solidarity and, sometimes, resistance. Over the …
Having now made six of the AFLW’s eight grand finals, the Brisbane Lions are well-acquainted with the steps demanded of the big dance. If the results aren’t convincing enough, the notebook – sitting on the desk of the club’s head of women’s football, Breeanna Brock – certainly is. Pink lettering …
A boss at the hospital where Lucy Letby murdered babies has said he “sincerely regrets” not calling police sooner and is “truly sorry” if he failed the bereaved families. Ian Harvey, a former medical director at the Countess of Chester hospital, told the Thirlwall inquiry he wished he had contacted …
Glass cases house beautifully displayed arm-candy at the latest new entry on a reviving Oxford Street in central London. This is not a designer handbag purveyor but a store dedicated to Ikea’s signature bright blue Frakta carrier bag – a pop-up shop paving the way for the home furnishing retailer’s …
The former Conservative minister Andrea Jenkyns has joined Reform UK and will run to be the party’s candidate for mayor of Lincolnshire. The former MP, who lost her seat at the last general election, was unveiled at an event on Thursday where Nigel Farage said that she just happened to …
The police watchdog for England and Wales has called for urgent measures to stop the “adultification” of black children by officers, but campaigners have said the revised guidelines do not go far enough. The Independent Office for Police Conduct identified adultification as a racial bias that primarily affects black children …
Russia has continued its assault on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure as Vladimir Putin threatens to strike “decision-making centres” in Kyiv with Moscow’s new ballistic Oreshnik missile. More than 200 missiles and drones were fired by Russia on Thursday morning, leaving more than a million households without power, according to reports from …
Direct Line shares surged more than 40% on Thursday after the insurerrebuffed a £3. 3bn offer from Aviva, prompting speculation that the company could attract a higher offer. Aviva’s approach, which was revealed on Wednesday night, is the third rejected by Direct Line this year, with the company having snubbed …
Hezbollah has vowed to continue resisting Israel and is monitoring its army’s withdrawal from south Lebanon “with their hands on the trigger”, said the militia in its first comments since aceasefirewent into effect on Wednesday. The Iran-allied Shia group did not directly mention the truce, but said its fighters “remain …
The asset manager Macquarie has launched a £700m offer to buy the waste management company Renewi in the latest takeover of a London-listed firm. The two companies have reached a preliminary agreement on the financial terms of a deal that values Renewi at 870p a share, a 57% premium to …

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