In this issue

November 14, 2022

The hospitals where a third of patients can't go home

Nicola Davis Carmen Aguilar García

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Everyone will pay more tax, say Sunak and Hunt,

Spending cuts to come, and everyone will pay more tax, says chancellor

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Labour would form 'anti-Opec' green power alliance - Miliband

The UK under a Labour government would form an “anti-Opec” alliance of countries dedicated to renewable energy,

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Nissan dorma? Arts Council chief says the future of opera is in car parks and pubs

The future of opera is in car parks, pubs and on tablets rather than in lavish productions in grand venues, the chief executive of

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Injury forces Adams to bow out of Strictly Come Dancing

An injury has forced Tony Adams to become the seventh contestant to leave Strictly Come Dancing .

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Rejuvenated Biden 'will establish red lines' in US-China relations during talks with Xi

Joe Biden, buoyed by the military breakthrough in Ukraine and the Democratic party’s retention of the Senate , said he would seek to establish red lines in Washington’s

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Fury over threat of sweeping job cuts at 'jewel in crown' Birkbeck

A campaign is under way to fight “devastating” job cuts at Birkbeck, University of London,

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Cenotaph Monarch lays first wreath tribute as king

King Charles has laid a wreath at the Cenotaph in honour of the nation’s war dead for the first time as the British monarch.

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Asylum More than 40,000 waiting one to three years for decision

More than 40,000 people seeking asylum in the UK have waited between one and three years for a decision on their claim,

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Corbyn will never be allowed to stand for Labour again, say senior party sources

Jeremy Corbyn will never be permitted to stand as a Labour MP at an election again, senior Labour figures have said.

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Starmer keeps firm grip on candidate selection in bid to weed out loose cannons and Corbynites

WE hen Labour under Jeremy Corbyn won a swathe of new seats in 2017, a senior member of the party's national executive committee (NEC) confided that there were at least three new

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Denmark could deport Briton who applied for residency four days late

A British man living in Denmark could be deported from the country because he was four days late with an application to stay there post-Brexit.

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Dad whose 'porno' led to podcast stars in final show

Fans of the hit podcast My Dad Wrote a Porno will be treated to a guest appearance of the titular dad, who has remained elusive during its eight-year run, in a final episode next month.

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Lycett tells Beckham: drop Qatar deal or I will shred £10,000

The comedian Joe Lycett has said he will put £10,000 of his own money into a shredder in one week’s time if David Beckham does not end his multi million-pound deal with Qatar to promote the 2022 World Cup.

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TV presenter, 48, goes public with diagnosis of terminal cancer

The TV presenter Jonnie Irwin has revealed he has terminal cancer, saying he hopes sharing his diagnosis will inspire others to “make the most of every day”.

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Books about emotions are latest trend, say children's publishers

Books on mindfulness and emotions for children as young as two are the latest runaway publishing trend, the industry has said, with children themselves calling for more titles .

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The billionaire - and the bills Everton's race to build a new home

When Everton Football Club kicked off its latest project to build a new stadium, its owner, Farhad Moshiri, promised supporters he would do whatever it took to get it built

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Trapped on a ward 'My mum lives in a state of confusion and anxiety'

A Guardian analysis has found that as many as one in three hospital beds in parts of

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Liberated Kherson counts cost of Russian occupation

After two nights of jubilation following the liberation of their city,

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'I can't stop smiling' Outburst of joy as long wait ends

Southern Ukraine in November is a grey mass of brown, barren-looking farmland. But the upbeat mood in the small town of Snihurivka was in stark contrast to the season.

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Region fell quickly and now Kyiv will want to press on to avoid talk of deadlock

Ukraine’s swift recapture of Kherson, whose abandonment was only announced publicly by the Russians on Wednesday, sets

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Red wave turns into 'tiny trickle' with failure of Trump-backed Republicans

Democrats maintained their control of the Senate after winning in Nevada on Saturday, marking a significant victory for Joe Biden as another

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Divided India Contrasting pressures on north and south

The cry of a baby born in India one day next year will herald a watershed moment for the country, when the scales tip and India overtakes China as the world’s most populous nation.

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Celebrity gospel singer guilty of ordering the murder of husband

A former Brazilian congresswoman was yesterday found guilty of ordering the murder of her preacher husband and sentenced to 50 years and 28 days in prison, bringing an end to one of the most sensational crimes in recent Brazilian history.

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CBI calls on Hunt to let firms employ more foreign workers

Britain’s foremost business lobby group has urged Jeremy Hunt to use this week’s autumn statement to launch a shake-up of immigration

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Autumn statement Starmer should beware a poison pill

Liz Truss is about to be removed, like Leon Trotsky, from the history books.

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Guilty pleasure There may be no clear conscience in this World Cup but we can focus on Fifa

So here we are then. Premier League season on pause while the lower leagues keep chugging away.

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England rake over familiar failings

If a picture truly does paint a thousand words, then the sight of Shaun Wane fighting back tears as he tried to analyse

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Russell holds off Hamilton as Mercedes triumph in Brazil

Driven by a lifelong ambition that had begun in a pedal car, George Russell finally delivered for the kid with the big dreams in taking his first Formula One win at the São Paulo Grand Prix.

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Swiss claim first Billie Jean King Cup with victory over Australia

Switzerland proved there is life after Roger Federer as their women defeated Australia in Glasgow to win the Billie Jean King Cup for the first time.

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Joy for Black Ferns and women's game

It was not the rose-tinted outcome that England wanted, but Saturday’s World Cup final was still, in many ways, a significant triumph.

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Townsend rues missed chance as Scotland fail to turn tide of history

They did everything but take their chances; they did everything but hold their nerve as history tempted them. In short, they did everything you cart do against the All Blacks. And so the hunt goes on.

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