Campaigners say underinvestment in NHS is forcing patients to seek private treatment if they can afford it One in eight Britons have paid for private health services in the last year, amid frustration with delays in getting NHS treatment and a growing willingness to buy care using salary or savings. New research by YouGov found … Read more
Labour and Lib Dems voice concerns over MP’s role as honorary president of group accused of misogynist and anti-Islam views Opposition parties have called on the Conservatives to cut ties with a rightwing student group that has described drag artists as “groomers”, called UK schools “Maoist indoctrination camps” and held protests alongside an anti-Islam pastor. … Read more
A new study claimed to have identified a causal relationship between climate change and home runs in Major League Baseball.Read More
“They mentioned someone had a gun,” DJ Keenan Cooper said. “They stopped the party for a second, asked them to leave, nobody left and the party continued.”Read More
The advertisement, which was released on social media Friday, features one of Budweiser’s famous Clydesdale horses traversing the country from New York City to the Grand Canyon, passing by scenes in the American heartland as a narrator delivers a patriotic message.Read More
The Phantom Of The Opera is no longer in New York – and has taken its final bow after a record-breaking 35-year run on Broadway. Read More
Premier says government will not proceed with public inquiry as it could affect investigation being conducted by commission Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast The New South Wales state parliament will hold off on conducting further public inquiries into … Read more
Rupert Murdoch’s channel sued for knowingly or recklessly broadcasting outlandish lies about voting equipment after Trump lost election The trial in the closely watched $1.6bn defamation lawsuit between Dominion Voting Systems and Fox will begin a day later than scheduled, the judge overseeing the case announced on Sunday evening, hours before opening arguments were set … Read more
Excavation shows facility included luxurious dining rooms with views of fountains that gushed with wine Of all the Roman ruins that populate what is now a pleasant landscape of pine trees and meadows, under the distant gaze of the Alban Hills, the Villa of the Quintilii is perhaps the most impressive – almost a city … Read more
Madrid says regional authorities’ proposals for water use threaten Doñana world heritage site Spain’s environment minister has accused the Andalucían regional government of engaging in “short-term electoral demagoguery” and playing into the hands of the far right by pressing ahead with irrigation plans for strawberry farms that could threaten the survival of one of Europe’s … Read more