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Blue gold: how a Ghana mine’s troubles hit workers and UK politicians – and could cost British taxpayers

Exclusive: London-based firm with heavyweight backing received £3.3m loan from Treasury fund for start-ups

The Guardian - UK

Atonement by Ian McEwan is a meditation on creativity in later life

In Ian McEwan’s Atonement (2001), aspiring writer 13-year-old Briony Tallis glimpses a world of opaque “adult emotion”. Holding a pen and blank paper before her, she feels a powerful impulse to write in order to impose order and meaning on adulthood’s slippery uncertainties.

The Conversation

Paul Bailey obituary

Writer best known for the novel Gabriel’s Lament and a sympathetic biography of the brothel madam Cynthia Payne

The Guardian - UK

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Novelist and poet Paul Bailey dies at 87

The twice Booker prize-shortlisted author was best known for his novels, which included At the Jerusalem and Gabriel’s Lament

The Guardian - UK

Brabham to return to full-time racing in GT Cup at the wheel of a Brabham

Brabham stressed that he wants to keep racing beyond 2024 and that he expects to be downgraded from silver to bronze under the FIA system of driver categorisation when he hits 60. “Then I want to be the best bronze out there,” he said.

Autosport

Poem of the week: Breadcrumbs for the Sparrows by Paul Bailey

Straightforward and subtle, these short poems confront grief and loss with deep feeling, wit and flinty concision

The Guardian - UK

Life sciences offer an alternative future for some of London’s offices

In what will be seen as a boost for the UK life sciences industry, a flurry of investors are looking to create specialist sites in London

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Edinburgh Morningside residents baffled over 'tiny' double yellow lines left on road

The marks on Braidburn Terrace were previously along more of the roadside and then a recent change to add more resident parking spaces left two small double yellow lines.

Edinburgh Live

With public camping a felony, Tennessee homeless seek refuge

A rise in homeless encampments across America has prompted a growing demand for solutions

The Independent UK

Poem of the week: Nocturnal by Paul Bailey

Written for a former lover who quietly chose to die, this work’s uncluttered eloquence offers pure refreshment

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