Peer blasts police force after it decided artwork 'showing Jews eating babies' is NOT antisemitic ⊖
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Lord Ian Austin has condemned Kent Police for 'misunderstanding' an art exhibition accused of showing Jews as 'blood-soaked, baby eating demons' after officers said no laws had been broken.
4 months ago
Lord Mandelson resigns from Labour Party after claims he received $75,000 from Jeffrey Epstein: Peer pictured in his pants says he wants to avoid 'further embarrassment' ○
The peer, who was sacked as US ambassador last year because of his links to the paedophile, featured in a new tranche of documents released by the US Department of Justice on Friday.
6 months ago
Peer suspended from House of Lords was allegedly paid $1m in ‘corrupt’ deal ⊖⊖
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Lord Evans of Watford and other directors of investment firm deny claims made in lawsuits they say are ‘meritless’
A peer suspended by the House of Lords for breaking lobbying rules is now facing clai…
7 months ago
Country diary: Racing peregrines among the rusting mills | Richard Smyth ⊕
Manningham, Bradford: Twenty-six years after this great industrial hub closed down, it still has resonances with the community via its thrilling wildlife
A peregrine comes bombing down from the orname…
Peer faces Lords ban for raising speeding fines with police chief ⊖⊖
Ex-Lords speaker Baroness D'Souza complained to Sir Mark Rowley she could lose her licence after a speeding fine.
9 months ago
‘It has a heroic, Roman quality’: how Arkansas’s timber university building could revolutionise architecture ○
First conceived as a ‘spider’s web of sticks’, this vast wooden wonder may end up being a template for the environmentally sound buildings of the future
Fringed by a fragmented strip of big box stores…
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Peer inside the Herculaneum scroll for the first time in 2,000 years: Scientists use AI to virtually unfurl a 'badly burnt' manuscript that was charred during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius ○
It's been left unread for nearly 2,000 years. Now, scientists have used AI to virtually unfurl one of the Herculaneum scrolls - the ancient documents buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79.
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