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This Fairytale Manor Near Birmingham Wants You to Make Yourself at Home, Literally — "Hospitality Is Joyful When It's Richly Tangible"

Nestled in a 45-acre estate, the Grade II-listed building is the beating heart of Hampton Manor, a diffused luxury stay and Michelin-starred culinary destination where craftsmanship, seasonality, and community thrive

Livingetc

With this half-hearted, delusional manifesto, Rishi Sunak has all but given up

It would take a political genius to rescue the Tories now. Instead they have a leader more suited to churning out quarterly reports, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Law Enforcement Officers Are Part of "the People," Not Above Them

Law enforcement amicus brief against Colorado magazine ban.

Reason

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Suella Braverman: why the home secretary can't force the police to cancel a pro-Palestine march

The UK home secretary, Suella Braverman, has reached new heights with her criticism of the Metropolitan police over its handling of pro-Palestinian marches. In an op-ed for the Times, reportedly not cleared by Number 10, Braverman accused police of a double standard, treating left-wing marches more leniently than right-wing ones.

The Conversation

Italy grants citizenship to a terminally ill British baby after a Vatican hospital offers her care

An 8-month-old terminally ill British girl has been granted Italian citizenship after a court in Britain authorized the withdrawal of life-supporting invasive treatment

The Independent UK

Calls for a Museum of Empire and Slavery to recognise Glasgow’s imperialist past

Calls have been made for a Museum of Empire and Slavery to recognise Glasgow’s major role in British imperialism.

The National (Scotland)

Have the police forgotten Robert Peel’s principles?

Letters: Policing academic Ruwan Uduwerage-Perera, union officer Duncan Woodhead and a former CPS prosecutor on a call by three senior officers to give police the power to charge suspects

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The reluctant pope is a valuable lesson in public service

From police officers to politicians, people who are keen to occupy powerful positions should be treated with caution

The Guardian - UK

Spectacular views of Greater Manchester to be broadcast from historic landmark

Plans are ongoing to broadcast from the top of the 128 foot Holcombe tower in Ramsbottom

Manchester Evening News

The Standard View: Sir Mark Rowley needs to get a grip on a Met in crisis

Sir Robert Peel, the founder of modern policing, once set out that “the police are the public and the public are the police”. In this way, the power of the police emanates from the common consent of the public, as opposed to the state.

Evening Standard

Liz Truss is now the UK's shortest-serving prime minister – how does she stack up against George Canning, who previously held the record?

Liz Truss announced her resignation on October 20 2022, 44 days after taking office. The departure makes her the UK’s shortest-serving prime minister. But who did she replace to earn this undesirable accolade?

The Conversation

Lionesses and England hockey players inspire each other as Commonwealth Games gold adds to Euros glory

Long before the Lionesses’ summer of glory, a raft of hockey players were already inspiring England’s women footballers to dream big.

Evening Standard

Inspired England beat Australia to win Commonwealth Games hockey gold

The England women’s hockey team beat Australia to take gold in the Commonwealth Games, with Holly Hunt and Tess Howard scoring in a 2-1 victory

The Guardian - UK

Much-loved Wetherspoons pub which closed suddenly eyed up by new operator

Customers were 'devastated' when The Robert Peel closed its doors

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Wetherspoons that's been 'part of Bury's pub scene for 30 years' closes its doors for good without warning

"We fully understand that customers and staff will be disappointed with the decision"

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