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October 05, 2021

Eilish To Be Youngest Solo Glastonbury Headliner For Festival's 2022 Return

Billie Eilish will be the youngest solo artist ever to headline the Glastonbury festival when she tops the bill on Friday night next year.

1 min

We Will Only Cut Taxes When Public Finances Are Back In Good Health, Says Sunak

Rishi Sunak has insisted he will not trash the Conservatives’ reputation for “fiscal responsibility” and that tax cuts will only come when public finances are back on a “sustainable footing”, in the face of backbench unhappiness with the government’s spending plans.

3 mins

Don't Go Private – NHS Can Manage Post-Pandemic Stresses, Says Javid

Sajid Javid has urged patients stuck on long waiting lists not to go private, insisting “the NHS can manage it,” as he pledged to use his position as the first minority ethnic health secretary to tackle racial disparities in health.

4 mins

Inquest judge to look at possible submarine link to trawler deaths

The families of a French fishing boat crew who believe their deaths 17 years ago were caused by a military submarine becoming entangled in their nets off the Cornish coast have told an inquest they hope they will finally learn the truth of what happened to their loved ones.

2 mins

Senators To Be Told Facebook ‘Putting Profit Before Safety'

A former Facebook employee who has accused the company of putting profit over safety will take her damning accusations to Washington today when she testifies to US senators.

3 mins

India Christians ‘living in fear' of vigilante attacks

It was a stifling July afternoon when the crowd moved into the small district of Lakholi, in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh, and gathered outside the house of Rameshwar Sahu.

4 mins

Original manuscript of Steinbeck's dust bowl classic to be published in full

The handwritten manuscript of John Steinbeck’s masterpiece The Grapes of Wrath, complete with the swearwords excised from the printed novel, is to be published for the first time.

3 mins

Indie TV Firms Say Private C4 Could Put Them Out Of Business

More than 40 small TV and film production companies behind shows such as Derry Girls and Say Yes to the Dress have come together to warn that the government’s proposed privatization of Channel 4 could put them out of business.

1 min

Mills Back To Shoulder T20 World Cup Tilt

Last winter he was in a brace but fine form in the Hundred can propel the skillful death bowler to a key role for England

4 mins

Overdue group stage gives competition chance to shine

Barcelona host Arsenal tonight in a format that offers teams more money, exposure, and opportunity to improve

4 mins

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