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Covid inquiry: ex-minister defends VIP contract lane despite ‘one or two crooks’

Lord Agnew says fast-track PPE procurement was not ‘some kind of plan by rightwing people to enrich themselves’

The Guardian - UK

'Purgatory': mum speaks out after son's hit-run death

A mother who lost her young son in a collision with a truck more than 20 years ago has described hit-run incidents as "particularly cruel" on victims.

AAP

Diana chauffeur and BBC agree payout over claim Martin Bashir slandered him

Steve Davies lost job six months after journalist falsely claimed to the princess he ‘feeds [the] Today newspaper … change your chauffeur’

The Guardian - UK

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Wallpaper

Judge orders BBC to release emails related to Martin Bashir’s Diana interview

A judge said the BBC had been ‘inconsistent, erroneous and unreliable’ in the way it dealt with a request to release material under FOI law

Evening Standard

Star Wars-inspired AI Plane Could Fly From London To New York In 3 Hours

The designer believes his concept would be able to carry 200 passengers in luxury at supersonic speeds.

Zenger

Kiwi inventor cleaning up drug testing for women

Putting the needs of female athletes at the forefront, an award-winning Kiwi inventor could change the game in urine drug testing in sport. Suzanne McFadden writes.

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It takes a decade for climate solutions to scale–but that doesn’t have to be the case

Progressive thought leaders are early signposts for future behaviors–but it takes a decade or more for these innovative ideas to gain mainstream acceptance.

Fortune

“I can’t be a better Paul McCartney. I can’t be a better you. I can only be a better me”: 7 questions with Kat Dyson

The Prince and Cyndi Lauper session stalwart talks first guitars, practice, and the importance of staying true to yourself

Guitar World

Lanarkshire animal lover goes viral after feeding fox family sausage rolls for 25 years

A widow has continued to feed the same family of foxes in her garden after her husband passed away three years ago.

Daily Record

Woman feeds same family of foxes sausage rolls, pizza and Chinese takeaways for 25 years

Sharon Hughes and her eight animals have become a worldwide internet sensation - and she has been feeding the same family of foxes for 25 years in her garden in East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire

Daily Mirror

Lanarkshire woman goes viral by sharing videos of fox family she's been feeding for 25 years

Sharon Hughes has become an internet star through her posts about a family of foxes that regularly turn up in her garden to be fed. She says the same family have been coming for 25 years.

Glasgow Live

Scots woman goes viral after feeding same fox family sausage rolls for 25 years

An East Kilbride widow has continued to feed the same family of foxes in her garden after her husband passed away three years ago - totalling 25 years of feeding the skulk.

Daily Record

Brits most associate 'pollution' with fossil fuels or transport, research finds

But many are unaware of indoor air pollutants - like candles or air freshener - and the impact they can have on people's health

Daily Mirror

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Evening Standard

James Dyson net worth | Evening Standard Tech Rich List

James Dyson started life in Norfolk and has put his business drive down to his love for long distance running in his youth. "I was quite good at it, not because I was physically good, but because I had more determination,” he told Forbes in 2016.

Autosport

How Lando Norris’s dad aims to get racing paddocks really moving

Entrepreneur Adam Norris – who made his fortune running one of Britain’s most successful pension advice companies – is the founder of Pure Electric, an e-scooter business that he created after Lando signed his first F1 contract with McLaren.

Motorsport

How Lando Norris’s F1 dad aims to get racing paddocks really moving

Entrepreneur Adam Norris – who made his fortune running a huge British pension company – is the founder of Pure Electric, an e-scooter business that he created after Lando signed his first F1 contract with McLaren.

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How to keep the air in your home clean – the tech that will help monitor and scrub the air your breathe

Poor air quality has been linked to a whole raft of respiratory problems, but it's not all outdoors. Here’s how tech can help you clear the air…

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Inverse

If humans survive for a million years, this is what the world might look like

A typical mammalian species can be expected to exist for a million years. Modern humans, Homo sapiens, have been around for roughly 300,000 years. So what will happen if we make it to a million years?

Daily Mirror

William 'furious' at Diana clip in Harry & Meghan show that 'should never be aired again'

Sources close to the future king said William would be "dismayed" that his brother had "blatantly gone against his wishes" after he said the footage of their mother "should never be aired again"

The Conversation

Cyborgs v 'holdout humans': what the world might be like if our species survives for a million years

Most species are transitory. They go extinct, branch into new species or change over time due to random mutations and environmental shifts. A typical mammalian species can be expected to exist for a million years. Modern humans, Homo sapiens, have been around for roughly 300,000 years. So what will happen…

Daily Record

BBC donate £1.42m proceeds of Princess Diana Panorama interview to charities after apology

The sum represents the proceeds from the 1995 interview with Diana and former BBC journalist Martin Bashir.

The Independent UK

We will ensure BBC donation honours Diana’s legacy, says charity boss

The BBC donated £1.42 million to seven charities linked to Diana following the 1995 Panorama interview.

The Guardian - UK

BBC donates £1.4m made from Diana interview to seven charities

Broadcaster pays out income from selling rights to Martin Bashir’s 1995 Panorama episode with the princess

Wales Online

BBC donates £1.4m it made from Princess Diana Panorama interview to charities

It was concluded last year that the interview was secured using 'deceitful behaviour'

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