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The contentious execution of Christa Pike (opens the original)
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A Tennessee woman, convicted of murder, has survived attempts to execute her by lethal injection. She was rushed to hospital, still breathing, after receiving two doses of pentobarbital. Christa Pike was scheduled for execution yesterday and, after a late stay was overturned, would have been the first woman put to death in Tennessee for more than 200 years. Now the 50-year-old’s botched capital punishment has drawn fresh attention to concerns about the fairness of her murder trial. Early yesterd
St Andrews’ brewing class row (opens the original)
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A debate has broken out at the University of St Andrews after a former student accused the establishment of having a “culture of anti-Scottish classism”. In a LinkedIn post three weeks ago, Sophie Rose Jenkins said that the culture she encountered at the elite university made working-class students like her “feel ashamed of their home life”. Speaking to The National, she recalled a group chat where members exchanged recommendations for designer clothes, and tutorials in which fellow students “re
How a Madrid pensioner became a symbol of Spain’s housing crisis (opens the original)
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The sight of a disabled octogenarian being removed from her home on a stretcher has reignited public anger about Spain’s housing crisis. Tens of thousands of Spaniards took to the streets last weekend, protesting at the eviction of Madrid pensioner María del Carmen Abascal, known as Maricarmen, and demanding “stronger protection for tenants in the face of a housing shortage and soaring rents”, said the BBC. Abascal has lived in her flat in Madrid’s El Retiro neighbourhood for more than 70 years,
The great Aussie bee heist (opens the original)
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Beekeepers in Australia are “abuzz” at the news that “a series of stunning heists” caused the disappearance of 800,000 bees, said Smithsonian magazine. The loss of the stolen insects, which are worth tens of thousands of dollars to members of the “apiary community” in and around Queensland, has also “sparked concerns” for regional food production and comes at a tricky time for the sector. The thefts occurred across multiple properties and required a sophisticated operation, with the thieves taki
Hung parliament: who could form a coalition after the next general election? (opens the original)
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Britain is on course for a hung parliament with no party securing an overall majority in the next general election, according to a YouGov MRP poll that predicts how constituencies would vote. Labour would be the biggest party with 241 seats, 85 short of an outright majority; the Conservatives would be on 130, trailed by Reform on 123. With the Liberal Democrats at 71 and the Green Party on nine, it is likely to mean a scramble to form a coalition. Benjamin Disraeli famously said in 1852, “Englan
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