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Ilkley breast cancer exhibition to celebrate female bodies
A photographer is inviting women who have had breast cancer to be part of an exhibition celebrating female bodies. Laura Slater from Lumiere Photographic in Ilkley is looking to share women's stories and pictures during Breast Cancer Awareness…
'We were able to live their experiences with them': the ripple effects of our series about life in coastal towns
Our journalists always try to spend as long as they can in places to more fully understand things and explain what's going on. But they don't often get the chance to keep returning and reporting over a period of 12 months. “You very rarely…
Japan to announce that Tokyo and Washington took joint action to support the yen, Reuters reports
Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama is due to stress Japan's and the U.S.' resolve to combat the yen's falls, according to two Japanese government officials quoted by Reuters. The announcement is expected to follow rounds of yen-buying…
The Case for Capitalism
I make the case for free markets... young people elect socialists! What are they thinking? Do they even think? Do they pay any attention to history? Or economics? Socialism always fails. Only markets create environments that let people prosper.
From gardens to riversides: experts back wedding reforms
Wedding planners and celebrants say proposed marriage law reforms will allow couples to create more personalised and affordable ceremonies. Couples in England and Wales could be allowed to legally marry in their garden, favourite pub or on a cruise…
Major winner Paul Lawrie launches new Home of Golf Hub in St Andrews
Open champion Paul Lawrie has helped launch a new St Andrews Links community hub in the heart of the town, giving the organisation its first permanent presence in the centre of St Andrews. The Home of Golf Hub on Market Street was officially opened…
Leaked: Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra May Get Major Battery Upgrade
Samsung is poised to set new benchmarks in the smartphone industry with the highly anticipated Galaxy S27 Ultra. This flagship device promises significant advancements in battery technology, processing power, and design, solidifying Samsung's…
Florida man captures birds, one post at a time | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
ORLANDO, Fla. -- 'Please don't change your pose right now,' implores photographer Dallas Gadberry to his subject, who for the moment is cooperating for the camera. But this isn't a human subject he's dealing with; rather, it's a black vulture with…
Celebrating Yves Saint Laurent, Who Would Have Turned 90 This Month
On August 1, Yves Saint Laurent would have turned 90. But more than just an anniversary, this is an opportunity to celebrate the cultural legacy of one of the greatest couturiers of the 20th century. Having passed away in Paris on June 1, 2008, at…
Life and Death on the Eastern Front
“There is a tendency to think of the Second World War, especially on the Eastern Front, largely in terms of black and white. Although colour film was available, it was expensive and often restricted. Colour ‘combat' film footage was…
Disturbing reason people are pooing on floor at concerts after person defecates in mosh pit at rock gig
Considering how much it costs to go to a concert these days, the last thing you want is to have a c**p time. However, that is literally proving to be the case for some gig-goers as part of a disturbing new trend where people are going to the…
Three contemporary Israeli art exhibitions reviewed
For many, summer is a time for travel and discovery. I encourage readers of this column to visit galleries and museums and to immerse themselves in art while traveling in Israel. Local artists have so much to offer. This month, I decided to feature…
iPhone Air 2 leak points to a smaller Dynamic Island and upgraded cameras
Apple's second-generation iPhone Air is beginning to take shape, and if the latest supply chain report is accurate, the company isn't simply refreshing the hardware. Instead, it appears to be refining the formula that made the first iPhone Air…
The 137 leaky dams installed high on the moors, and the problem they might solve
A massive natural flood management project in and around Holcombe Hill is seeing 137 wooden dams currently being built to ‘slow the flow' of water. The National Trust and United Utilities (UU) have joined forces on a project which aims to…
From loading locomotives to Commonwealth medals: Glasgow's Finnieston Crane
Today, it's a different landscape. But the Finnieston Crane (or cran, as it is described in the Glaswegian tongue) still towers above the Clyde in silence, symbolising the might of Glasgow's glory days as the Second City of the British Empire…
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