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Three Reasons US Cattle Markets are a Conundrum

To borrow a quote from Winston Churchill, the US cattle markets are "a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma".

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Donald Trump hails ‘priceless and eternal’ bond between US and Britain at lavish state banquet with King

Banquet ends day of pomp, pageantry and protest ahead of second day of visit when focus of US President’s state visit will shift to politics

Evening Standard

Test Your Knowledge: 28 History Questions Where Picking Wrong Is Actually Right

Winston Churchill was a US president. You’re wrong… and in this quiz, that’s exactly what makes you right! History is usually about sticking to the facts, but here we’re turning the tables. Your task is simple: every question has one answer that doesn’t belong, and that’s the one you need…

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History in the making: inside the Nuremberg trials

Uwe Neumahr’s The Writers’ Castle, translated by Jefferson Chase, is about the reporting of the Nuremberg war crimes trial in 1945-6. The title refers to a mock castle outside Nuremberg where most journalists lived and worked when not in the courtroom. (A number who didn’t get in wrote as if…

Evening Standard

The Triumph And Tragedy Of The 20th Century: 46 Of The Most Important Images

These 46 images have become historical artefacts in their own right, after searing themselves into our collective memory.

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Royal Expert Says Prince William Will Encounter a "Difficult Conversation" Regarding His Latest "Untenable" Decision

The Prince of Wales is carving out his own path.

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Why a new ‘iron curtain’ is being built across Europe. This time it’s to keep Russia out

In 1946, Winston Churchill announced an “iron curtain” had descended across Europe “from Stettin in the Baltic, to Trieste in the Adriatic”. This time it is the west that is building the barriers.

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Are we about to experience a golden age of lab-grown meat?

Lab grown meat sounds like the stuff of sci-fi novels, but it’s not that far from being in our supermarkets, Will Rogers-Coltman investigates

Evening Standard

Where Trump and Putin could meet as presidents expected to reunite for Ukraine ceasefire summit

With the summit venue yet to be announced, all eyes are on where the two presidents could meet

The Independent UK

‘Weirdly compelling’: the tale of Winston Churchill’s ‘interim’ platypus

The wartime British PM was due to receive a monotreme named after him, which mysteriously died en route from Australia. But before Winston, there was Splash

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Critics say Starmer is no Attlee – and they’re right. Labour must look to the future, not the past

All Labour leaders live in the shadow of his postwar triumphs. But he wasn’t perfect – and didn’t face the challenges of today, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: our highlights for Monday, July 21, including Fake or Fortune

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Fake or Fortune season 13: release date, hosts, paintings and everything we know

The art detective show is back!

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44 ‘Today I Learned’ Facts That Prove It’s Never Too Late To Learn Something New

Let's celebrate knowledge together and learn some new and intriguing facts to sharpen our minds.

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47 Rare And Interesting Historical Photographs You Don’t Get To See In Textbooks

Who knew Mrs. Coolidge had a pet raccoon?

Evening Standard

Nye at the National Theatre: 'Michael Sheen shines'

3/5 Michael Sheen plays the founder of the NHS in this fine, if patchy, crowd-pleaser

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Parting by Sebastian Haffner: the forgotten German novel of the early 1930s that’s become a bestseller

Abschied (Parting) by Sebastian Haffner (1907-1999) is dominating the bestseller charts in Germany. It has been published posthumously, over 25 years after his death, after the manuscript was found in a drawer.

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View from The Hill: Albanese’s Curtin speech becomes latest political football in debate over US relationship

Anthony Albanese seems to find himself on eggshells whenever the Australian-American relationship comes up.

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20 best museums in London for 2025, from family-friendly days out to galleries filled with famous art

From historic artefacts and contemporary art to interactive exhibitions, London’s best museums have something for every visitor

The Independent UK

Voices: After Labour’s first year, Starmer could still learn from ‘one-term Attlee’

COMMENT: The current prime minister would be wise to study Clement Attlee’s post-war premiership, which also started with a landslide election but, mired in economic uncertainty and internal conflict, quickly ran out of steam, says historian Alun Evans

Evening Standard

From Vladimir Putin to Rachel Reeves, which politicians have publicly cried?

Rachel Reeves, the first female chancellor in British history, appeared to cry in Commons on Tuesday night - which others

The National (Scotland)

I've been an MP for 42 years. I've seen Westminster take apart the welfare state

WHEN Jeremy Corbyn was two years old, Winston Churchill was elected as prime minister of the United Kingdom for the second time.

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13 Historical Figures Who Were Secretly Total Weirdos

History books often show us the polished side of famous people. But the truth is, many historical figures had habits and quirks that would raise eyebrows today. These odd behaviors shaped their lives and sometimes even changed the world. Knowing about these weird sides can make history feel more real…

The Guardian - UK

Unknown novel by writer who charted Hitler’s rise becomes German bestseller

Sebastian Haffner’s love story set in final days of Weimar Republic published more than nine decades after it was written

Evening Standard

Hidden London: Bellerby & Co, London's globemaker

Bellerby & Co offers a tactile, timeless representation of Earth that is as much about memory and meaning as geography, says Katrina Mirpuri

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