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This Tiny Kitchen in Regents Park Proves That Sometimes the Smallest Spaces Can Be the Most Stylish

In this 200-year-old property, luxurious materials and crisp lines combine to create an elevated kitchen design that makes the most of the small space.

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Mass protests planned in London and Windsor for Trump’s state visit

Campaigners from the Stop Trump Coalition will take to the streets during the US president’s trip to the UK in September.

Evening Standard

'Populist playbook': Stephen Flynn pans Labour raid on foreign aid budget

KEIR Starmer has been accused of following the “populist playbook” by cutting foreign aid in order to increase defence spending ...

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The RIBA House of the Year 2024 winner is a delightful work in progress

The winner of the RIBA House of the Year 2024 is Six Columns in south London – the home of architect and 31/44 studio co-founder William Burges

Wallpaper

UK ministers 'may be held liable for Israeli war crimes', legal opinion concludes

THERE is a “real prospect” that UK Government ministers and officials may be held liable under international law for crimes committed by Israel,…

The National (Scotland)

'We built our award-winning family home in Crystal Palace from scratch — here's how we did it'

Architect Will Burges thought he ought to get on with his self-build ambition — now his genius family home in Crystal Palace has been named as Riba London Small Project of the Year

Evening Standard

A Crystal Palace house draws on frugality and an unconscious ‘collage’

Designed by 31/44 Architects, Six Columns is a Crystal Palace house that merges modern architecture with a brutalist approach

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'No moral authority': Former Labour MP pans Keir Starmer U-turn on UK military action

KEIR Starmer is guilty of an “abandonment” of principles after appearing to U-turn on another of his “10 pledges”, a former Labour MP has…

The National (Scotland)

‘Take back control’? With this Pacific trade deal, Brexit Britain has just signed it away

Goodbye, food standards. Hello, corporate lobbyists. Why are we doing this, asks Nick Dearden of Global Justice Now

The Guardian - UK

Michael Gove thinks beautiful buildings must look traditional. Here’s why he’s wrong…

A dynamic fusion of ‘gentle density’ housing in green belt Croydon is the latest example of thoughtful, visionary housing design the government would do well to learn from

The Guardian - UK

What can Starmer learn from Biden? Now is not the time for timidity

Labour’s bowing to business contrasts with the boldness of the US president’s green industrial policies. There is an opportunity to be grasped, says Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now

The Guardian - UK

Post-Brexit 'bonfire' risks driving further price rises, warn campaigners

A POST-BREXIT “bonfire of banking rules” planned by the UK Government risks driving up food and energy prices even further, campaigners have…

The National (Scotland)

Liz Truss resigns after pushing tax cuts

"This is not just about one person. Truss' party has driven this country into chaos," advocate says

Salon

With monkeypox, profits are once again being put ahead of protecting life

As with Covid, corporate interests are taking priority over getting vaccines to people and areas that most need them, says Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now

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The WTO, with its ‘market knows best’ ideology, has failed. It’s time to bury it

The WTO has encouraged agricultural monopolies and cheap labour, and created vulnerable supply chains, says Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now

The Guardian - UK

The WTO faces a make or break week over vaccines

The ruling on whether or not to waive patent rules will this week show if the trade body is for the world or the west

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