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Massive Attack singer arrested during pro-Palestine protest | The National (opens the original)
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Massive Attackâs Robert Del Naja was arrested following a pro-Palestine protest in Liverpool, England, on Saturday. The singer was arrested after holding a sign that read, âI oppose genocide. I support Palestine Actionâ, outside the Labour Party Conference venue. The event begins in Liverpool on Sunday. A video of Del Naja's arrest was shared on Instagram by British activist group Defend Our Juries. In the footage, police officers ask him to leave the area because he is âcommitting an of
Iâm eating here! In search of the perfect New York bagel, pizza slice, cookie and more | The National (opens the original)
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âWhere can I find the best bagel in New York?â It was a question I typed into Google several times in the run-up to my summer trip to the Big Apple, swapping out âbagelâ for other New York staples, from cookies to slices of pizza. I also asked around, quizzing friends who had visited and locals I met along the way. In a city as big as New York, it was no surprise to receive an abundance of differing, often conflicting, opinions. So I took the decision out of my hands entirely, booking a
The Peninsula New York review: A quiet corner in the busy heart of Manhattan's Midtown | The National (opens the original)
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If New York is the city that never sleeps, Fifth Avenue must be its caffeine supply. The word bustling is an understatement when it comes to its constant stream of taxis, tourists, shoppers and sirens. The Peninsula New York is another story entirely. While located on Fifth Avenue and 55th Street, in the heart of all the action, it serves as a sanctuary from the chaos outside. In Midtown Manhattan, it offers easy access to Central Park, the Rockefeller Centre, Broadway, the Museum Mile, and some
One Last Thing: Chef Kelvin Cheung on his culinary inspirations and childhood nostalgia | The National (opens the original)
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Chinese-Canadian chef Kelvin Cheung is a champion of âthird-culture cuisineâ, blending his North American upbringing with his French culinary training and the freshest local ingredients. Known as the brains behind the restaurants Junâs and Jooksing, as well as 852 Bakery, Cheung is a popular figure on the Dubai dining scene, and has been recognised by the Michelin Guide, Middle East & North Africaâs 50 Best Restaurants and Gault-Millau. Cheung was recently announced as a judge on MasterC
The lessons I've learnt since adopting a puppy | The National (opens the original)
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That is a question I have asked myself a lot this year, both in the run-up to and after adopting Penny, a now-seven-month-old Labrador-mix that joined our family at the end of March. Is it during a regional war or in the first trimester of pregnancy? No, almost definitely not. Would I do it again? In a heartbeat. Farah Andrews: rescuing a street dog was the best decision of my life That said, Penny has been a crash course in canine parenthood, in a way that our older dog Frida was not. I adopted
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