Archive 2023/11/30

• As the cold snap sets in – what should gardeners do to prepare?
• More households turning to debt to pay for essentials, survey shows
• Review set to scrutinise AI’s impact on porn industry
• Yacht builder fined £600,000 over accident which left worker seriously injured
• Tiger Woods admits ‘I’m sore’ after making comeback at Hero World Challenge
• Jurgen Klopp satisfied as Liverpool secure top spot with a game to spare
• Israeli military confirms release of six more hostages in Gaza Strip
• NHS urges people to book ‘lifesaving’ Covid and flu vaccines before Christmas
• CCTV footage of murder victim Mark Lovell’s last movements released
• Significant improvements by Greater Manchester Police, inspection finds
• King expected to call in opening speech for Cop28 to be ‘critical turning point’
• Ellie Taylor announces arrival of baby as she misses Royal Variety Performance
• Philippe Clement insists Rangers will go all out to secure Europa League spot
• Unai Emery eager to top group after Aston Villa reach ECL knockout stages
• Aston Villa condemn Legia Warsaw fans for pre-match violence
• Charlotte Church ‘couldn’t have been prouder’ of young carers’ choir performance
• The Queen hails key infantry regiment at awards dinner
• Mohamed Salah closes in on 200 club as Liverpool confirm top spot
• Ronnie O’Sullivan edges past Robert Milkins into UK Championship quarter-finals
• Mayor calls for Uefa action after police injured at Aston Villa match
• Rishi Sunak calls for ‘era of action’ at Cop28 climate summit
• Arsenal aim to make Ben White the next player to commit his future to the club
• Rangers’ Europa League hopes suffer blow after Aris Limassol draw
• Hall and Oates row: Judge extends pause on Oates’ sale of stake in business
• Alex Moreno stars as Aston Villa progress in Europa Conference League
• Imelda May thanks the late Shane MacGowan for sharing his ‘glorious talents’
• You’ve got to dream big: Lewis Dunk eyes Europa League glory with Brighton
• Three police officers injured ahead of Aston Villa match with Legia Warsaw
• Barry Robson praises Aberdeen for adapting to snowy conditions in Finland
• Minister dubs Falklands ‘an important part of the British family’ ahead of visit
• Culture Secretary intervenes in Abu Dhabi-backed takeover of Daily Telegraph
• Alistair Darling’s ‘calmness in a crisis’ remembered following his death aged 70
• Matt Hancock admits protective ring around care homes was not ‘unbroken circle’
• Police injured during pre-match violence from Legia Warsaw fans at Aston Villa
• Sue Gray’s son selected as Labour candidate to become MP at next election
• Cummings ‘malign actor’ who created culture of fear, Hancock tells Covid inquiry
• David Moyes urges West Ham to finish the job and top Group A
• Tomas Soucek snatches late winner for West Ham in Serbia
• Aberdeen bounce back from two goals down to draw with HJK in Finland
• William and Kate in good spirits as they arrive for Royal Variety Performance
• Joao Pedro penalty sends Brighton through to Europa League knockout stages
• Bookies slash odds of Pogues’ Christmas number one after Shane MacGowan’s death
• Saudi Arabia extends cut in oil it sends to world in bid to boost prices
• ‘Final’ pay offer put to college staff in long-running dispute
• Man executed in Oklahoma over double killing in 2001
• Prime Minister switches on Downing Street Christmas tree lights
• Five bad weeks do not define a team – England’s Ben Duckett
• Daniel Levy ‘proud’ as report reveals Tottenham’s investment in local community
• Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan remembered as a ‘lyrical genius’
• In Pictures: Turbulent troubadour Shane MacGowan reinvented Irish music
• One in 14 babies ‘raised by fathers’ – study
• Fair City and other programmes to be hit by 10m euro cuts at RTE
• British Museum to continue talks with Greece over Elgin Marbles despite fallout
• Landowners on axed HS2 route left ‘suicidal’, MPs told
• Hundreds of Eurostar passengers stranded on broken down train for eight hours
• Tough talks ahead as Gaza ceasefire holds with more hostages freed
• Met Police officer cleared of gross misconduct after tasering 10-year-old girl
• Hancock was ‘frustrated’ by reluctance to use private sector in Covid testing
• Will Carver confirms bright future with winning Taunton return
• People smuggler linked to 39 deaths jailed for seven years
• ‘Big ask’ but Ahoy Senor in good shape for Coral Gold Cup
• Pubs and bars urge Aslef to follow in lead of RMT ahead of rail strikes
• Ofsted inspector ‘said Ruth Perry’s school had robust safeguarding culture’
• Former Villa boss Steve Bruce says Republic of Ireland job ‘would interest me’
• Gag order barring Trump from maligning court staff in fraud trial reinstated
• Killer, 15, handed life sentence for ‘senseless’ hunting knife murder
• 999 call played to jury in Brianna Ghey murder trial
• Thugs found guilty of radio DJ kidnap killing
• Brookside star remembers ‘unforgettable adventures’ with late Dean Sullivan
• Shameful and not right – Saracens boss condemns Owen Farrell treatment
• MP demands urgent action to address conditions at Bedford Prison
• Home Office ‘secret policy’ blocked asylum-seekers from staying, court told
• Classic Getaway stars in five-timer for Mullins at Thurles
• Lives would have been saved with an earlier lockdown – Hancock
• Writer Scobie accused of ‘stunt to sell books’ over naming of race row royals
• Sunak will not allow ‘zealots’ to dictate climate policy as he heads to Cop28
• Norovirus levels ‘much higher’ than last year, with hundreds in hospital
• Truce in Gaza extended but talks over remaining Hamas hostages could get tougher
• Hancock says not overruling scientists was ‘biggest regret’
• Marie’s ready to Rock in Newbury feature
• Schools closed and crashes reported as snow sweeps across parts of UK
• Zoo visitors in final farewell to pandas ahead of return to China
• Wales call on Chris Coleman in bid to boost Women’s Nations League hopes
• Colonel chasing Francome glory for Lorna Fowler
• Fake Facebook accounts shut down by Meta were ‘primed to polarise voters’
• England is too different from Scotland to have right for roam, says Labour
• Lavrov faces western critics at security meeting and walks out after speech
• Sophie hears how coffee farm is helping former fighters in Colombia
• Kevin Sinfield vows to keep raising funds to combat MND ahead of new challenge
• Cleverly well placed to calm Rwandan fears over asylum scheme, insists minister
• Families reunite with 17 Thai hostages freed by Hamas
• Mother and ex-boyfriend guilty of the murder of her toddler son in caravan
• Former chancellor Alistair Darling dies aged 70
• Hard-drinking poet/singer Shane MacGowan hit creative highs in The Pogues
• Hancock denies wanting to decide who should live or die during pandemic
• Church pensions board publishes climate plan to align portfolio with net zero
• The Pogues star Shane MacGowan dies ‘peacefully’ aged 65 with family by his side
• King hails ‘fantastic’ climate technologies as he opens Dubai science campus
• President Higgins leads tributes in Ireland following death of Shane MacGowan
• Salmond urges Yousaf to back referendum Bill and escape independence ‘dead end’
• RMT members accept deal to end long-running pay and conditions dispute
• Lewis to continue aiming high with Straw Fan Jack
• Three further suspects to be questioned over deaths at Gosport hospital
• ‘Direct link’ between Ofsted inspection and Ruth Perry’s death, inquest hears
• Henry Kissinger hailed as an ‘artist among diplomats’ following death at 100
• Boris Johnson to face Covid-19 inquiry over two days
• Penny Mordaunt heckled by SNP MPs over heroin jibe row
• Households and children in temporary accommodation at record numbers
• Covid inquiry: Matt Hancock bemoans ‘toxic culture’ at heart of Government
• Legacy Act cannot wipe away tears of Troubles victims, court hears
• Yorkshire Water pays out record £1m after polluting Harrogate watercourse
• Brookside star Dean Sullivan remembered as ‘soap icon’ following his death
• The Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan dies aged 65
• Hancock diaries ‘make no reference to calling for lockdown in mid-March 2020’
• Palestinian mother living in UK ‘helpless’ as daughter, five, trapped in Gaza
• Gabriel Jesus ‘doesn’t care’ about rumours linking Arsenal with other strikers
• Full list of 45 Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland branches due to close
• ‘Deafening cacophony of broken records’ as 2023 set to be hottest year on record
• King embarks on series of meetings during two-day Dubai tour ahead of Cop28
• Newbury call morning inspection ahead of Friday card
• Sunak vows to ‘do what is necessary’ to curb net migration
• UN weather agency says 2023 is hottest year on record – with more extremes ahead
• Sunak seeks to draw line under Elgin Marbles row
• Andre Onana – Do the numbers back up the criticism?
• ‘Confused’ development agencies holding back economic growth, says ex-PM Brown
• Two police officers appear in court to deny assaulting man in Exeter
• Lancashire sign Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon for 2024 season
• Millions of drivers ignore severe weather alerts, AA survey shows
• Musk swears at firms ‘trying to blackmail with money’ and says ‘don’t advertise’
• Long may it continue – Aaron Cresswell hails Hammers bar backing Rainbow Laces
• Russian missile strikes in Ukraine bury families in rubble
• How to curb your teenager’s social media use – as study links it with harmful behaviours
• Cold snap and track faults lead to rail chaos
• Musk swears at firms ‘trying to blackmail with money’ and says ‘don’t advertise’
• Metro Bank axing fifth of workers and reviewing seven-day opening
• Inflation in Europe falls to 2.4%
• Salmond unveils Alba Party’s plans for referendum Bill at Holyrood
• How to stay safe on the road this winter as drivers warned of icy conditions
• We have to own it – Scott McTominay urges Man Utd to atone for Galatasaray draw
• Japan suspends its Osprey flights after deadly crash of US air force aircraft
• As road users warned of icy conditions – how to stay safe on the road this winter
• Japanese star Equinox retired to stud
• This week’s best podcasts – including a deep dive into the murky world of politics and why women need to be more selfish
• Brookside star Dean Sullivan dies aged 68
• In Pictures: Henry Kissinger’s trips to the UK through the years
• Profits dip at bar owner Mitchells & Butlers after ‘unprecedented’ costs
• Dr Martens warns over earnings after warm weather drags on sales
• Cop28 set to begin in Dubai
• He’s amazing – Martin Odegaard hails ‘brilliant’ Declan Rice impact at Arsenal
• Somali maritime police step up patrols as piracy fears grow
• These are the essential loungewear trends this winter
• Spate of rail track faults cause commuter chaos
• Henry Kissinger was trusted confidant to Nixon until the bitter and bizarre end
• Tablescaping: How to style a striking centrepiece and dress your table for Christmas
• University prepares students for AI future in creative sectors with new course
• Do you need to winter-proof your sleep? Experts explain how
• Football rumours: Aaron Ramsdale will have to wait to make Arsenal exit
• These are the best wines to complement your Christmas celebrations
• Road users told to be wary of icy conditions as yellow weather warnings issued
• London’s Premier League football clubs sign charter on women’s safety
• Israel and Hamas agree to extend truce for a further day
• Elton John addresses Parliament urging leaders to do more to end Aids epidemic
• Former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger dies aged 100
• Young superfan one step closer to basketball dream after coaching team for day
• Israel releases more Palestinian prisoners on sixth day of Gaza truce
• What the papers say – November 30