Full list of all London Underground closures this weekend as multiple Tube lines affected
The Piccadilly line faces a partial closure from Saturday until Sunday, so anyone travelling to Heathrow Airport may want to rely on the Elizabeth line , which is expected to run smoothly over the weekend. Meanwhile, the…
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Harry is watching as Earl Spencer reopens his father’s oldest wounds
But it is also one with a strategy behind its timing – and that involves another nemesis duo in the strange odyssey of the modern monarchy: Harry and Meghan . Taken together, their bumpy arrival in the UK and now…
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I spent £200,000 on my son’s education. My other four children are in a state school
The average cost of fees sits at £22,413 a year (£18,678 plus VAT), while full boarding schools average around £53,928 a year (£44,940 plus VAT) . Sybilla Hart has a large family, and was only able to afford to send her…
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Racing driver Bianca Bustamante: Why I’ve never paid to fly business class
This week, in our celebrity edition, we speak to racing driver Bianca Bustamante, 21, who talks about growing up in the Philippines on a “budget racing” lifestyle, the huge cost of progressing through motorsport and why…
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Burnham to U-turn on Starmer’s Trump ‘flattery’ tactic
The Prime Minister – initially dismissed by Trump as a “mayor of a town” – is expected to meet the US President for the first time in New York on Tuesday. And like those who have gone before him, that first meeting is…
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I’ve walked every National Trail – these are my favourites for autumn
These are the Goldilocks months; temperatures are just right, accommodation is easier to find, and paths are not too busy. With more than 6,000 miles and 21 National Trails , passing through the finest landscapes in…
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I’m a Russian dissident in London. Putin’s ‘election’ is exposing his greatest fear
The vote on 18–20 September lacks the defining feature of a real election: uncertainty about the outcome. Political competition has been curtailed in advance, and the only registered party openly calling for a ceasefire…
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Neil Ruddock: I never thought I’d be best friends with a gay icon
This week, we speak to Neil “Razor” Ruddock, the former Liverpool and England defender whose hardman image made him the perfect candidate to go on and have an eclectic reality TV career after retiring from football.…
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Alzheimer’s diagnosis in 18 weeks: New target for NHS
The NHS’s Modern Service Framework for dementia and frailty is due out this year and will be overseen by a new “dementia tsar”. A key standard should be a target of people waiting no more than 18 weeks for a precise…
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10 things parents must talk to their child about before they leave for university
While there’s plenty to think about in the days before they fly the nest – from purchasing kitchenware, to essential tech – it can be easy to gloss over some of the most important and, at times, awkward conversations…
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