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Celebrity Traitors: Series two set to begin with star-studded cast - follow live (opens the original)
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Paddy RossAssociate professor of psychology at Durham University, and Traitors obsessive One interesting aspect of the celebrity version of The Traitors is the prior knowledge contestants bring in with them. If they don’t know each other personally, they’ll certainly know each other professionally or be big fans of one another. This creates a problem psychologically. We are all very susceptible to a cognitive bias known as the halo effect. This is when we take some positive attribute about someo
Meghan shares first glimpse of family life after return to UK (opens the original)
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The Duchess of Sussex has shared a glimpse of family life in footage posted to Instagram following their return to the UK. The 34-second clip, which features Wham!'s Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go, begins with Meghan, along with her husband Prince Harry, walking along a country path as she turns and says "come on, you". UK flag and heart emojis are shown throughout the video, which also shows their son Archie running towards deer as their daughter Lilibet rides her bike. Another clip sees Harry fis
Israel to shut down UK consulate in Jerusalem in response to sanctions on Israeli settlements in West Bank (opens the original)
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There is little doubt that today marks another significant shift in Britain’s posture in the Middle East, just as did the recognition of a Palestinian state did almost exactly one year ago. It is both, senior figures argue, a logical extension of that decision from 12 months ago, but also - in words and actions - an expression of Andy Burnham’s desire to go further than his predecessor Keir Starmer was willing to. It is, the Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband believes, a re-assertion of the logic of
Falkland Islands: UK support 'unwavering' after Argentina restates claims (opens the original)
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The UK's position on the Falkland Islands is "unwavering", Downing Street has said after Argentina's president said the islands were "historically and legally" Argentinian. Andy Burnham "fully supports the wishes of the islanders to remain a British overseas territory", a Downing Street spokesperson said. Javier Milei said the "winds of change" favoured his country's claim to the islands and pledged sanctions on firms planning to exploit oil close to the islands. A British and Israeli partnershi
US military newspaper editor voices censorship fears after being fired (opens the original)
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The editor-in-chief of US military newspaper Stars and Stripes has told the BBC of his concern over censorship a day after being dismissed by the US Department of Defense (DoD) for "insubordination". "This is a time when we really need to hear what's happening," Erik Slavin said, adding that Pentagon officials appeared to be "less and less inclined to speak on the record". Slavin says he believes he was fired for having stated in an interview that "in a hypothetical situation, censorship would b
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