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Sir Ranulph Fiennes' stepson demands 'a court to ensure his free will' (opens the original)
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The stepson of Sir Ranulph Fiennes on Saturday accused the explorer's second wife of 'exerting a controlling influence' over him for more than two decades. Alex Millington-Cotes believes his mother, Louise, 'dominated' the relationship from the very start of their marriage – barely a year after Sir Ranulph's first wife died. Independently, other friends and a business associate told The Mail On Sunday a similar story, with one reporting that Sir Ranulph spoke of 'only ever being allowed 24 hours
Oil price hike fears as rebels strike vital Saudi pipeline in the Gulf (opens the original)
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The threat of oil price rises is looming after drone strikes forced Saudi Arabia to close its critical Petroline pipeline. The move follows a lightning advance by Iranian-backed Houthi fighters who seized Yemen’s entire Red Sea coast. They now hold three key islands, and the apparently co-ordinated attacks have inflicted a major blow to Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest crude oil exporter. Until now, it had sought to circumvent Iran’s bid to close the Strait of Hormuz – the main Gulf shipping ro
How Cold War's spy helped Britain save Iran from the Communists (opens the original)
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He was code-named Redwood, one of MI6's most valuable Cold War assets, and his defection to Britain bizarrely hinged on getting treatment for his impotence. The extraordinary story of Soviet double agent Vladimir Kuzichkin has emerged in a new book detailing the chaotic atmosphere of suspicion and treachery which dogged Tehran in the aftermath of Iran's Islamic Revolution. Kuzichkin, a 33-year-old high-flying KGB major, had been despatched to the city as part of a bold plot to overthrow Ayatolla
Sprinter Amy Hunt wins her third gold at European Championships (opens the original)
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Sprint sensation Amy Hunt last night won a record-equalling third gold medal at one games after helping GB’s 4x100m relay team to a stunning victory in the European Athletics Championships. It meant a hat-trick of golds in Birmingham for the 24-year-old after her triumphs earlier in the week in the 100m and 200m. Her success matched the achievement of her relay team mate Dina Asher-Smith’s triple European success in 2018. The GB quartet – Hunt, Asher-Smith, Success Eduan and Imani-Lara Lansiquot
UK urged to fight back over Taliban's purge on women's rights (opens the original)
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The Taliban celebrated five years as rulers of Afghanistan on Saturday in defiance of condemnation that it enforces 'gender apartheid'. The commemoration included a Kabul military parade in which Humvee trucks abandoned in the chaotic withdrawal of a US-led coalition force were rolled out as victory trophies. The authorities also hosted a cricket match and other sporting contests, events from which women and girls were banned even from attending. Leading women's rights campaigner and Labour peer
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