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thetimes.com > world > europe > article > naples-castle-nelson-dishonour-7vwpgd6w6

The Naples castle that witnessed Nelson’s ‘moment of dishonour’

The Naples castle that witnessed Nelson’s ‘moment of dishonour’4+ hour, 39+ min ago   (906+ words) It was an inglorious episode in a celebrated career, a stain on the honour of England and the name Horatio Nelson. The British admiral's actions in the bay of Naples in 1799, in the shadow of the fortress Castel dell'Ovo, are…...

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thetimes.com > uk > politics > article > what-is-chagos-islands-deal-trump-8s5zmbr8n

What is the Chagos Islands deal and why does Trump now oppose it?

What is the Chagos Islands deal and why does Trump now oppose it?23+ hour, 53+ min ago   (786+ words) Sir Keir Starmer is set to stand firm against President Trump's newfound opposition to his plans to hand control of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. The Chagos Islands, otherwise known as the British Indian Ocean Territory, have been governed from…...

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thetimes.com > sport > football > article > afcon-final-senegal-walk-off-var-controversy-wgb9lctpf

Afcon final descends into anarchy as Senegal walk off over VAR controversy

Afcon final descends into anarchy as Senegal walk off over VAR controversy2+ day, 23+ hour ago   (184+ words) The Senegal team walked off the pitch in protest " then begrudgingly returned " as the Afcon final descended into pure farce on Sunday night. A penalty was awarded in stoppage time to hosts Morocco, after lengthy consultation with the VAR, for…...

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thetimes.com > uk > environment > article > christmas-appeal-learning-build-bikes-changed-lives-communities-sg8v3n8j0

How learning to build bikes changed our lives and our communities

How learning to build bikes changed our lives and our communities2+ week, 23+ hour ago   (396+ words) The distance made it unlikely that Stellah Atieno would finish high school, let alone go to college. Growing up in rural Kisumu County, where the western Kenyan highlands meet glittering Lake Victoria, she faced a 20km walk to school on steep…...

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thetimes.com > life-style > parenting > article > why-arent-more-dads-taking-shared-parental-leave-r66lg3f9m

Why aren’t more dads taking shared parental leave?

Why aren’t more dads taking shared parental leave?2+ week, 2+ day ago   (958+ words) In 2014, when The Times writer Tom Whipple announced he was using shared parental leave (SPL) to spend six months looking after his son, the responses ranged from "Congratulations on your baby holiday" to jokes about how breastfeeding would work. Made…...

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thetimes.com > uk > politics > article > chagos-islands-deal-risks-security-marine-protection-6sl8n9m2n

Chagos Islands deal risks security and marine protection, insider says

Chagos Islands deal risks security and marine protection, insider says2+ week, 3+ day ago   (905+ words) Sir Keir Starmer's deal to give away the Chagos Islands "permanently weakens western security" and "sells out the Chagossian people", a senior figure in the British overseas territory has said, after warnings that Mauritius could roll back environmental protections in…...

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thetimes.com > life-style > pets > article > new-years-eve-fireworks-pets-dogs-ban-2s7hb08kv

Terrified dogs, panicking pigs: the pet owners’ fight to ban fireworks

Terrified dogs, panicking pigs: the pet owners’ fight to ban fireworks2+ week, 4+ day ago   (455+ words) As midnight approached on New Year's Eve, Karen Bond was not with friends. Instead, she was hunkering down in a small shepherd's hut in the Shropshire Hills with Doris Day, her six-year-old cavachon dog. "We have to get away from…...

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thetimes.com > world > africa > article > china-africa-railway-zambia-tanzania-sqrwrzqv3

Why China and the West are locked in rivalry over Africa’s railways

Why China and the West are locked in rivalry over Africa’s railways2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1305+ words) It is painful for a proud engineer to see the historic railway line in whose service he has spent his entire career rusting into ruin. When Hezekiah Musonda joined the Tanzania-Zambia line as a graduate trainee, it carried more than…...

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thetimes.com > travel > destinations > africa-travel > kenya > south-africa-luxury-safari-kruger-masiyas-camp-j0vgjghhd

My stay at South Africa’s hot new design-first safari camp

My stay at South Africa’s hot new design-first safari camp2+ week, 5+ day ago   (675+ words) I have a little over an hour before my next activity. The afternoon sun is beating down on my skin, beads are quickly forming on my G&T and Stevie Nicks's Edge of Seventeen is playing through the speakers. A…...

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thetimes.com > us > american-politics > article > trump-white-south-africans-89c9m2pvn

Afrikaner ‘refugee’: The US is awesome, I’m never returning home

Afrikaner ‘refugee’: The US is awesome, I’m never returning home2+ week, 6+ day ago   (701+ words) An Afrikaner farmer granted asylum in the US has said he will never visit his home country again, even though he disagrees with the Trump administration's claim there is "genocide" against white South Africans. Charl Kleinhaus, 47, left his farm on…...