2025-05-01
Lars Andersen
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He led us through the darkest days. Little wonder my grandfather Winston Churchill ensured Britain stocked up on beer and bunting on VE Day, writes NICHOLAS SOAMES
On the day before peace in Europe was announced, my grandfather Winston Churchill sent an urgent communique where he warned, that London must not run out of beer.
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‘I was flying high in the corporate world – then I turned fifty’
Patronised, ignored and dismissed. How older workers are being thrown on the scrap heap.
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Man found dead in SUV in Pickering was murdered: police
Police in Durham Region now believe that a man who was found dead in the driver’s seat of an SUV in Pickering last week was murdered.
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Military parade to celebrate the Army's 250th anniversary will be held on Trump's birthday
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Army on Friday confirmed there will be a military parade on President Donald Trump’s birthday in June, as part of the celebrations around the service’s 250th birthday.
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Cadillac Australia thinks one hot electric SUV is enough for now
Cadillac will launch a high-performance electric SUV in Australia in 2026, but it has no plans to follow it up with a smaller model.
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Scary visuals! Tourist mistakes crocodile for statue. What happens next will shock you
A 29-year-old tourist was nearly killed after mistaking a real crocodile for a statue at Kabug Mangrove Park in the Philippines. He waded into the water to take a selfie, prompting the reptile to attack. The man sustained serious injuries and over 50 stitches after a 30-minute rescue effort.
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Ontario riding flips to Liberals after validation process
OTTAWA - Ontario's Milton East—Halton Hills South riding has flipped to the Liberals after a vote validation process.
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Police seize reciprocating saw during break and enter call
A 46-year-old faces multiple charges as a result
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'If you’re a guest in our country - act like it': USCIS warns Green cards will be revoked if...
The USCIS, under the Trump administration has issued warnings about visa and Green Card privileges, laying out grounds on which an ‘alien’s visa or green card can be revoked'
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Why Rutherford talking about trading Quinn Hughes is a red flag
The Vancouver Canucks' president of hockey operations, Jim Rutherford, betrayed some short-term thinking when he discussed the future of Quinn Hughes.
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Virginia Giuffre obituary: Victim of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-trafficking ring who became a voice for survivors
In 2015 she was the first of Epstein’s victims to give up her anonymity and go public
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The day London went 'barmy.' An East End boy remembers the end of World War II in Europe
As Europe marks Victory Day over Nazi Germany, Londoner John Goldsmith still remembers the rationing, the blackouts and the bombs that devastated his neighborhood in east London
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From the longest conclave to anti-popes: 10 fun facts about the secret voting to elect a pope
“Conclave,” the film may have introduced movie-goers to the spectacular ritual and drama of a modern conclave, but the periodic voting to elect a new pope has been going on for centuries and created a whole genre of historical trivia
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Hope floats in the Amazon as Bacuri, a young manatee, fights for survival
In a protected part of the Amazon, Bacuri, a young manatee that was found stranded and alone, is being raised in captivity
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Should the next government continue PHEV and EV subsidies?
Electrified vehicle incentives have been in place for some time, aimed at helping get motorists into more efficient cars. Should it continue?
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Revisiting the Bears and Panthers 2023 Draft Trade
When the Bears selected Luther Burden III with the 39th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, they didn’t pick just a weapon with great playmaking upside. They also completed one of the biggest draft trades in NFL history.
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‘Degrees of consciousness’: a 15-year-old philosopher considers the rights of AI
Teen author and aspiring sleep educator Benjamin Qin Mujia impressed at the China trials for the International Philosophy Olympiad.
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First lessons learned in the wake of a mass killing
Oversights, confusion and plain bad luck have been highlighted as a probe investigates a mass tragedy which saw the best of humanity also on display.