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Crowds queued outside the British Museum this week, some dressed in medieval attire, for a first look at the Bayeux Tapestry, on display in England for the first time since it was made almost 1,000 years ago. The 70-metre embroidery tells the story of the Norman Conquest of 1066 in astonishing detail. But its own story is almost as remarkable: a revolution it narrowly survived, a dictator who took an interest in it, and a war that nearly saw it disappear again. So how exactly did this centuries-
AOC reveals cost to freeze her eggs as she criticizes US healthcare system (opens the original)
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has shared more about the financial realities of egg freezing, saying she paid roughly $9,000–$10,000 for the process, including clinic fees and prescription medications. The US congresswoman pointed to France, where "egg freezing is free for women between 29 and 37”. In a video released on Monday (24 August), she said: "It is criminal how horrifically our healthcare system treats women." AOC first revealed in a previous video that she decided to freeze her eggs at 36, s
Pope calls for end to violence against Palestinians in West Bank (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV has called for an end to violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, amid a surge of settler attacks, including a siege in the village of Qusra, south of Nablus, and a separate assault on the small village of Al-Tuba, in the southern Masafer Yatta region. In Qusra, settlers encircled houses after cutting off water and electricity, in what rights groups say is a bid to seize more land. In Al-Tuba, settlers set fire to homes on the night of Wednesday 5 August, in what res
Paris Paloma on patriarchy, love and the âfatal flawâ at the heart of us all (opens the original)
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Paris Paloma reflected on modern masculinity, beauty standards and the themes behind her forthcoming second album, The Fatal Flaw, in an exclusive interview with The Independent at the Montreux Jazz Festival. The British singer-songwriter said her record explores love in all its forms while examining the impact of patriarchy on both women and men. "The masculinity we're witnessing today is a tragedy," she told Music Editor Roisin O'Connor, adding that young boys are being "indoctrinated" into ha
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