HeyJaredRichard Madeley
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'My grandparents thought sun circled Earth – they'd hate latest alien theory' (opens the original)
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News from space: well, there’s been quite a lot of that this week, although it was pretty much drowned out by the war between the houses of Spencer and Windsor. Two stories floated down that threw most of our earthbound quarrels into an almost quaint perspective. Before I come to them, I can’t help reflecting on just how far and how fast we’ve come in my lifetime into understanding the universe and our place in it. When I was a child, my Shropshire-farmer grandparents quietly dismissed the “mode
'I wouldn't trust Trump to read me a weather forecast - let alone with AI' (opens the original)
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Fear of flying has its roots in an uncomfortable reality, and one that's still in living memory. Flying used to be REALLY dangerous. I'm talking about passenger aircraft. As air travel literally took off postwar, increasing dramatically through the 1950s and 1960s, taking either a short haul or long haul flight was statistically many, many times riskier than today. During those decades, airlines in America alone could expect to suffer at least half a dozen fatal crashes EVERY YEAR. Things gradua
Richard Madeley and close friend Susan George talk grief and love (opens the original)
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It is somehow appropriate that one of the most beautiful and distinctive film stars of her generation should live in one of the most beautiful and distinctive parts of Britain. This thought crosses my mind as I drive over an ancient stone bridge and make my final approach to what has been Susan George's home for decades: a remote farm tucked into a near-hidden fold of land on Exmoor. This is Somerset at its most stunning, and has timeless appeal. Like the actress who comes out to greet me after
'Andy Burnham's supine foot-dragging exposes Labour's lack of will' (opens the original)
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Right, let’s just run through the chief excuses for letting violent, dangerous, and in some cases, straightforwardly psychopathic prisoners out of jail early, shall we? Men like the beast who punched, kicked, throttled and terrorised heavily pregnant Mollie Cousins. Oh, and shared intimate images of her with other people, when he wasn’t punching her in the mouth. Mollie’s former partner (they were together less than a year) was tried, convicted, and jailed for five years. He’s due to come out ne
'Everything you thought about time is wrong – this'll make your head spin' (opens the original)
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Unless advanced physics is your thing (I'm betting not) then I'm probably right to say that everything you think you know about time is wrong. Until now, me too! But a book published this week - On Time by physicist Jim Al-Khalili – will make your head spin faster than the hands of a watch with a dodgy mainspring that's gone into overdrive. Time, it turns out, moves faster or slower depending where you are. Because time isn't some sort of abstract concept. It's as real as the rivers or the ocean
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