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Journalism can cope with the fiendishness of Farage

Dec 04, 2021 |

| The Times

RTE should refuse to interview Nigel Farage, the former leader of the Brexit Party, Sunday Independent columnist Declan Lynch has declared. After Farage’s recent appearance on Claire Byrne Live, Lynch wrote: “Everything we have learned from history tells us that to be giving these characters a platform is a terrible mistake . .

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Expats blame financial firm after losing pension savings

Dec 04, 2021 |

By Ali Hussain

| The Times

Britons living abroad claim they have lost tens of thousands of pounds from their pensions after being contacted by financial advisers. NHS nurses and dentists, employees of construction and oil companies, as well as wealthy expats, say they have seen as much as half their savings disappear after being convinced to take out investments by deVere Group, which describes itself as one of the world’s leading financial institutions.

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BT vulnerable to takeover as Patrick Drahi dials up line of attack

Dec 04, 2021 |

By Alex Ralph

| The Times

On stage on the 17th floor of BT’s new headquarters, with the City of London skyline behind him, Philip Jansen and his executive team used a two-hour presentation this week to impress on stakeholders its position as a “national champion”. “Our network is the backbone of the UK,” Jansen, chief executive of Britain’s largest telecoms group, told the audience.

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What you get with a premium bank account

Dec 04, 2021 |

By George Nixon

| The Times

Ella Ewen doesn’t think she got the most out of the bank account she paid £15 a month for. She signed up to a Monzo Premium account because she thought its budgeting options, travel and phone insurance would be useful and it pays 1.5 per cent interest on up to £2,000. It also comes with a trendy white metal card. But after almost a year, Ewen, 22, from London, has cancelled the account. “I haven’t travelled and I had problems trying to insure my phone through the account.

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Sex questions in pupil census worry councils

Dec 04, 2021 |

By Mark McLaughlin

| The Times

An official census that asks intimate sexual questions of children as young as 14 is in disarray after councils withdrew over “significant concerns”. At least half of Scotland’s councils have censored or reviewed the government survey, or refused to send it out. One question, aimed at pupils in S4 and S6, says: “People have varying degrees of sexual experience. How much, if any, sexual experience have you had?” Multiple choice answers include “oral sex” and “vaginal or anal sex”.

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Caitlin Moran: wine, sex, the dog - and a bin liner

Dec 04, 2021 |

By Caitlin Moran

| The Times

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Bill Abernethy obituary

Dec 04, 2021 | The Times

Knowledge that had been passed down for generations allowed Bill Abernethy to pick and remove only mussels that were likely to yield quality freshwater pearls. Even then, only a small number contained pearls worth their weight, but his selective and skilled processing of the river bed, often using an improvised wading scope fashioned from a tin bucket or pot, with a glass bottom , spared thousands of shells from needless removal.

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On the trail of London’s historic blue plaques

Dec 04, 2021 |

By Liz Edwards

| The Times

Jazzed-up walks and bike rides must count among the least bad things to have come out of lockdown. Some people worked their way round the Monopoly board. Some walked cross-country between cathedrals. Some followed online treasure-trails and others plotted routes taking in certain trees. And now here comes English Heritage, encouraging us to get out and tick off London’s blue plaques commemorating the great and the good — or rather, scratch them off, using a map launched this week.

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How to cash in on the investment price war

Dec 04, 2021 |

By Ali Hussain

| The Times

Shares wobbled last week as news of the Omicron variant broke and the threat of inflation stalked leading economies. The Bank of England has said that inflation could hit 5 per cent by spring. If you paid 1 per cent for your investment platform fee and another 1 per cent on trading charges, the return you would need to not lose money in real terms would be at least 7 per cent. As you cannot guarantee returns, one thing you can do is bring your charges down.

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American Rust review - Struggling, but in a manner that lets you own a massive house

Dec 04, 2021 |

By Hugo Rifkind

| The Times

American Rust Sky AtlanticChucky Sky MaxEmpire State of Mind Channel 4Paddy and Christine McGuinness: Our Family and Autism BBC1I think it’s the “American” bit that annoys me about American Rust. What, even your rust is special now? A show called French Rust or, I don’t know, Azerbaijani Rust would at least be making a deliberate point about where the damn rust was. “American”, though, is an honorific. “Now you gotta take rust seriously,” it says. “Now it’s American.

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Journalism can cope with the fiendishness of Farage

Expats blame financial firm after losing pension savings

BT vulnerable to takeover as Patrick Drahi dials up line of attack

What you get with a premium bank account

Sex questions in pupil census worry councils

Caitlin Moran: wine, sex, the dog - and a bin liner

Bill Abernethy obituary

On the trail of London’s historic blue plaques

How to cash in on the investment price war

American Rust review - Struggling, but in a manner that lets you own a massive house

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