Tuesday, 15 September 2026
Tuesday, 15 September 2026 · London edition · Vol. 1
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As if dealing with the vagaries of the weather and the threat to existence under the new inheritance tax rules wasn’t enough for our farmers, the constant worry about the safety of property and livestock cannot be dismi…
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Brain stimulation experiments are opening a new frontier in neuroscience, reports Luciana Bellini
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Ex-officer Christopher Parry would have been sacked if he had not already resigned
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The offer was made in a speech at the party's first-ever convention in the middle of a US presidential term
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Fixed term bonds lock away your cash for a period — but guarantee you a return even if interest rates move
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Amid the increasingly heated U.S.-Canadian trade war, the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League have weighed in
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The actor said he invited Rhun ap Iorwerth, the First Minister of Wales, to view a documentary about the alleged contamination.
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It turned out that Emmy’s new backpack was not quite as successful as we had hoped.
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Councillors are set to decide on plans for alcohol sales and live music at a Rotherham hotel, despite objections from residents.
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The country singer sadly died at the age of 80 following a brief cancer battle
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More women are taking the lead on family wealth – but they need to look after their own security too, writes Anna Gratwick
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Business leaders on whether 'Manchesterism' is real and how the city's growth can help all its boroughs
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The new pint is a return to Tennent's roots.
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The mural will face the Burns House Museum which contains the room where Robert Burns and Jean Armour began married life.
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Road was closed while police dealt with incident
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Health Secretary Yvette Cooper warned that ‘extreme demand’ on the service is ‘no longer confined to winter’
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Those who took out a fixed deal some time ago could find their current options are significantly more competitive, Moneyfacts said.
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Because you are all good human beings, who go about your business with a sense of decency, respect and polite deference towards one another, it is quite possible that the demonisation of the Royal National Lifeboat Inst…
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Pupils at a Horsham secondary school are now finishing early on Fridays, after governors approved a change to the school week earlier this year.
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Stephen Daly will succeed Shirley-Anne McMillan as Children’s Writing Fellow for Northern Ireland in the autumn
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Rice is seeking redemption in the Champions League after an agonising penalty shoot-out loss for Arsenal in last season’s final to PSG
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England batter Dan Lawrence races to a half-century during the morning session in day two of the third Test against Pakistan at Edgbaston, as he chases his first Test hundred.
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What sounds like the overwrought penultimate episode in a sci-fi series about AI doom is now our reality On Tuesday, a former OpenAI researcher quit his job at Anthropic, warning that “neither company is acting responsi…
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Following six years of talks, Pitt Rivers Museum will return body parts collected by British colonial administrators to north-east India Anthropologists and community leaders from Nagaland, a remote state in north-easte…
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