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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Henry Dyer and Abby Wallace)
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Take a junior job and dodge the DWP: MPs’ post-ministerial incomes ranked
How MPs’ earning potential varies after leaving different ministerial ranks and briefsPity the ambitious young Tory MP. The top jobs in Liz Truss’s government have been briefed and decided. Short of any huge upsets, the great offices of state have been filled, cutting off the possibility of significant advancement for some backbench Truss supporters.As they are left in the cold, standing outside the cabinet revolving door, the chance of becoming a household name and a significantly higher earner
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Zoe Williams)
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Nicole Kidman’s biceps, Davina McCall’s six-pack: could you get ripped in your 50s?
On magazine covers, billboards and TV screens, middle-aged celebrities are flaunting their fat-free, perfectly toned muscles. How hard is it for the average fiftysomething to measure up? And what will it do to the rest of your life?Could Nicole Kidman possibly be real? That was the question springing from her photoshoot for Perfect magazine, in which the 55-year-old adopts a power victory pose, flexing arms like a bodybuilder, her biceps taut, huge, extremely detailed. She looks like an anatomic
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Paul Brown)
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Specieswatch: how whirligig beetles evolved to occupy an environmental niche
Fossils show species has been around for millennia and evolved to occupy surface of fresh waterWhen alarmed and to avoid predators the whirligig beetle (Gyrinus substriatus) swims rapidly in circles. There are about 700 species worldwide but this 6mm version is the most common in the UK and can be seen in hundreds gyrating on ponds and waterways.The fossil record shows whirligig species have been around for millennia and evolved to occupy a niche in the environment: the surface of fresh water. T
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Helen Scales)
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Discovered in the deep: the ‘Elvis worms’ that sparkle in the darkness
In 2020, scientists found sparkling Peinaleopolynoe on hydothermal vents in the eastern Pacific – and were irresistibly reminded of the king of rock’n’roll Nearly 4,000 metres (13,000 feet) underwater in the Pescadero basin in the Gulf of California lie some of the Pacific’s deepest hydrothermal vents – and they’re covered in small iridescent worms. “You’ll see little pink sparkly worms, blue ones, red ones, black ones and white ones,” says Avery Hiley, a graduate researcher at the Scripps Insti
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Johana Bhuiyan)
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Uber’s ex-security chief faces landmark trial over data breach that hit 57m users
Joe Sullivan’s trial is believed to be the first case of an executive facing criminal charges over such a breachUber’s former security officer, Joe Sullivan, is standing trial this week in what is believed to be the first case of an executive facing criminal charges in relation to a data breach.The US district court in San Francisco will start hearing arguments on whether Sullivan, the former head of security at the ride share giant, failed to properly disclose a 2016 data breach affecting 57 mi
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Chris McGreal in New York)
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US senator rejects Israeli army report on killing of Palestinian American reporter
Chris Van Hollen calls for independent US inquiry, saying IDF claim Shireen Abu Aqleh died amid gun battle unsupported by evidenceA US senator has dismissed an Israeli army report that claims a soldier accidentally killed the Palestinian American journalist Shireen Abu Aqleh in the midst of a gun battle, saying it is unsupported by the evidence.Chris Van Hollen, a Democratic senator for Maryland, repeated his call for an independent US investigation into Abu Aqleh’s killing in the West Bank in M
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Rob Davies)
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‘Toxic’: Darktrace’s future clouded by concerns over culture and fraud case
Analysts have also criticised the cybersecurity firm’s business model but a US private equity fund is still pondering a takeoverIt is an award-winning pioneer in the fast-growing cybersecurity industry, boasting veterans of the spy community and the British political establishment on its payroll.It is also the subject of admiring glances from a deep-pocketed US private equity house pondering a takeover that could lead to payouts worth £200m for its management team. Continue reading...
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Matt Fidler)
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Eruptions and a polar bear at play: Drone photo awards 2022 – in pictures
A look at the winning entries into the Drone photo awards 2022, including the overall winner showing a secondary fissure a few hundred metres from the main crater of the Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland. Works by the winning photographers will be exhibited in November in Italy at the Siena awards festival Continue reading...
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Fiona Harvey Environment correspondent)
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MPs call on Liz Truss to hold to net zero target after campaign pledges
Exclusive: 29 MPs and peers urge new PM to recommit to target after her campaign promised to expand oil and gas productionLiz Truss must hold to the legally binding target to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, parliamentarians from all of the UK’s major parties have urged in a letter to the incoming prime minister.Truss has pledged to keep the target, but her campaign promises to expand oil and gas production in the North Sea, voices support for fracking, and her opposition to onsh
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Sep 07, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Tim Jonze)
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‘The Guardian? What are you doing here?’ My odyssey through England’s cultural cold spots
What’s it like to be an artist in a place deemed in need of cultural levelling up? Our writer meets a Nuneaton couple with big hub dreams, finds a DIY ethos alive in Chatham and has a Blade Runner moment with a painter from Stockton-on-TeesAlisha Miller is recalling the time the Abbey theatre, the heart of arts and culture in Nuneaton, set up a weekly gathering for all the creatives who lived in the Midlands market town. “I had this vision of me being like Francis Bacon talking to other Lucian F