France's far-right leader is "furious" over on the front page of the Guardian, where the paper reports that Le Pen has called her barring a "denial of democracy". Below the fold and across the ...

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The Who mixed big hits and deep cuts at their first live show of 2025, which took place at London's Royal Albert Hall.

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Douglas Murray asks how some of the most prestigious universities allowed themselves to become tools of Hamas and its plan to ...

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Quakers in Britain said the raid, in which six youth activists unaffiliated with the religious group were arrested, “clearly ...

he debuted a bunch of Glory songs at London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts including “It’s A Mirror,” “Clean Heart,” and his Aldous Harding duet “No Front Teeth.” Hadreas ...

US tariffs and the conviction of French politician Marine Le Pen are among the top stories in Tuesday’s newspapers.

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