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UK spent £100m on zombie Brexit border inspection posts

by The Guardian | Nov 8, 2026 | Brexit, Business, England, Europe, European Union, Food & drink industry, Foreign policy, HMRC, International trade, Politics, Portsmouth, The Guardian, Trade policy, UK news, World News | 0 |

Five of seven facilities in England and Wales never reached operational stage as Tories vacillated over plans to check goodsThe UK wasted at least £100m in taxpayers’ money to set up zombie Brexit border inspection posts that...

Women in media alleging abuse too often not protected, Lisa Nandy says

by The Guardian | Nov 8, 2026 | Lisa Nandy, Media, Politics, Russell Brand, Television industry, The Guardian, UK news | 0 |

Culture secretary says there is still a problem in media industry and across public life after Russell Brand convictionLisa Nandy, the culture secretary, has said there is still a problem with exploitation and abuse in the media...

‘I’ve seen people in my neighbourhood pulled out of their cars’: Ava DuVernay on the cruelty and brutality of Trump’s America

by The Guardian | Nov 8, 2026 | Ava DuVernay, Culture, Film, The Guardian | 0 |

Ten years after her landmark political documentary 13th, the film-maker delivers a follow-up on the 14th amendment – and the Trump administration’s attempts to dismantle birthright citizenshipWhen I ask Ava DuVernay how she kept...

There is no ‘magic pill’ to fix young women’s anxiety. I should know – I once took propranolol myself | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

by The Guardian | Nov 8, 2026 | Anxiety, Counselling and therapy, Drugs, England, Mental health, NHS, Panic attacks, Post-traumatic stress disorder, The Guardian, UK news, Women's health | 0 |

Prescriptions for these beta blockers are soaring among England’s teenage girls. But they deserve more than this sticking-plaster approachThe first time I had a panic attack, I genuinely thought I was dying. Unless you have...

The efficiency trap: why optimising everything can backfire, badly

by The Guardian | Nov 8, 2026 | AI (artificial intelligence), Books, Culture, Mathematics, Technology, The Guardian | 0 |

From roundabouts to the stock market, relentless streamlining could be making the world more dangerousWe have all been there: packed shoulder to shoulder on the train while the person beside us coughs and sneezes. A protective...

‘Windrush’ accusations over sharp rise in Turkish nationals facing removal from UK

by The Guardian | Nov 8, 2026 | David Lammy, Europe, Home Office, Immigration and asylum, Politics, Shabana Mahmood, The Guardian, Turkey, UK news, Windrush scandal, World News | 0 |

David Lammy among those raising concerns after errors found in rejected applications for indefinite leave to remainConcerns have been raised over the sudden rise in number of Turkish nationals facing removal from the UK as a...

Hot fridges, a fake nuclear alert and a $6bn heist: are we in the foothills of a hacking epidemic?

by The Guardian | Nov 8, 2026 | AI (artificial intelligence), Cybercrime, Cyberwar, Data and computer security, Europe, Hacking, Internet, Technology, The Guardian, World News | 0 |

As AI exposes flaws in IT systems and geopolitics plays out on the cyber frontline, some experts say the events of recent weeks could soon be a common occurenceAlex Pearce was doing the morning rounds at his fruit and vegetable...

Willie Nelson: ‘I drank too much, I smoked too much. I took too many pills’

by The Guardian | Nov 8, 2026 | Country, Culture, Music, The Guardian, Willie Nelson | 0 |

The legendary country singer says he did everything wrong. Yet now, at 93, he’s music’s last man standing. What’s the secret of his longevity?• Read an exclusive extract from Willie Nelson’s memoir hereBefore the interview,...

Banquet 88, London E1: ‘Sweet, rich, fiery and moreish’ – restaurant review | Grace Dent on restaurants

by The Guardian | Nov 8, 2026 | Chinese food and drink, Food, Restaurants, The Guardian | 0 |

I turn up solo and brace myself to be dumped by the cleaning supplies cupboard, but instead the staff treat me like an off-duty empressPerched in between a Zizzi, a Côte and a Slug & Lettuce at the far end of St Katharine...

Rise in NHS birth centre closures ‘shocking’ denial of women’s rights, experts say

by The Guardian | Nov 7, 2026 | England, Health, Health policy, Hospitals, Midwifery, NHS, Nursing, Politics, Pregnancy, Public services policy, Reproductive rights, Society, The Guardian, UK news, Women, Women's health | 0 |

Twelve midwife-led maternity units have closed in England since 2019 with six closing since Labour came to power in 2024NHS officials are shutting growing numbers of birth centres in a “shocking” denial of a woman’s right to...

‘Life is like a heartbeat. It’s up and down, up and down’: Michelle Yeoh on casting cliches, marriage at 60 and playing a robot in Blade Runner 2099

by The Guardian | Nov 7, 2026 | Blade Runner, Crazy Rich Asians, Culture, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Film, Michelle Yeoh, Science fiction TV, Television, The Guardian | 0 |

Ballet dancer, action hero, Bond girl … The actor won an Oscar for Everything Everywhere All At Once but she’s been through some challenges on the wayBefore agreeing to appear in Blade Runner 2099, Michelle Yeoh received a...

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