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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Josh Halliday North of England correspondent)
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‘We will oppose this’: Truss fracking plans met with anger and dismay in Lancashire
Preston New Road activists promise to regroup to fight Cuadrilla until fracking in UK is banned for goodChris Holliday, 60, recalls the exact moment a 2.9-magnitude earth tremor brought a halt to fracking in the UK. It was 8.30am on August bank holiday Monday in 2019 and Holliday, a retired IT consultant, was with his wife, Susan, in their neat kitchen when all of a sudden the cups and saucers began to shake.“The crockery and glasses were rattling. The windows were rattling,” he said on Thursday
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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Dan Sabbagh)
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Ukraine counterattack takes Russia – and everyone else – by surprise
Ukrainian forces recapture about 154 sq miles of Russian-held territory, changing analysis of Kyiv’s military strategyRussia-Ukraine war: latest updatesA sudden, unexpected Ukrainian military success south-east of Kharkiv changes the analysis of Kyiv’s counterattack strategy. What had been expected to be a well-telegraphed effort to isolate the city of Kherson in the south has been turned on its head by the sudden pushback against Russian forces at the northern edge of the front.The effort start
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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Giles Richards at Monza)
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Hamilton vows not to quit F1 as talk of Ricciardo to Mercedes gathers pace
Seven-time champion says he has no plans to walk awayMercedes rumoured to be targeting Ricciardo as reserve driverLewis Hamilton has insisted he has no plans on leaving Formula One in the near future after speculation that Mercedes were lining up Daniel Ricciardo as a potential replacement should the seven-time champion retire.Ricciardo would not confirm or deny he was in talks with Mercedes but admitted he was exploring all possible options. Continue reading...
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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Tim Ashley)
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Prom 69: Missa Solemnis review – urgency and majesty as Gardiner makes Beethoven thrill
Royal Albert Hall, LondonBeethoven’s great choral work was vivid and electrifying in this Proms performance, with soloists Lucy Crowe and Giovanni Sala particularly impressiveThe last of the great choral works to be heard at this year’s Proms was Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis, given by more or less the same forces that performed it during the 2014 season. John Eliot Gardiner conducted his Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique and Monteverdi Choir. Lucy Crowe was once again the soprano soloist, an
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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Rory Carroll Ireland correspondent)
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Lean on DUP to restore power sharing, Sinn Féin tells new NI secretary
Chris Heaton-Harris makes first visit to Northern Ireland to say UK aims to get Stormont running and ‘solve problems of protocol’Sinn Féin has urged the new Northern Ireland secretary, Chris Heaton-Harris, to lean on the Democratic Unionist party (DUP) to restore the power-sharing executive at Stormont.Michelle O’Neill, the party’s first minister-designate, told Heaton-Harris on Thursday that the British government should stop “pandering” to the DUP, which has paralysed power-sharing in protest
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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Guardian staff and agency)
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Evergrande lenders appoint receiver to seize Hong Kong HQ – sources
Crisis at debt-laden Chinese property developer deepens in wake of default last year and failure to sell buildingLenders to the struggling Chinese developer Evergrande Group have appointed a receiver to seize its Hong Kong headquarters, two sources have said, as the world’s most indebted developer struggles to emerge from its debt crisis.Evergrande is saddled with more than $300bn (£260bn) in liabilities and has been kept alive by a government-run rescue operation since it defaulted on $22.7bn o
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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Douglas Field)
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Harold Chapman obituary
Photographer who documented regulars at the ‘Beat hotel’ in Paris including Allen Ginsberg and William S BurroughsDuring the 1950s and 60s the photographer Harold Chapman, who has died aged 95, chronicled the denizens of the “Beat hotel” in Paris. After a chance encounter with the photographer John Deakin in Soho, London, in the mid-50s, where he had been documenting jazz, Chapman moved to Paris in 1956 and lived at 9 Rue Gît-le-Cœur, the hotel in the city’s Latin quarter that became known as a
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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Richard Partington Economics correspondent)
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Truss energy bill freeze will not come cheap and economic effects are unclear
Questions remain over the costs, the funding of the plan – and inflation – as free-market stance is put to one sideNo handouts? Forget the promise of the Conservative leadership race; three days into her term as prime minister Liz Truss has unveiled one of the biggest-single packages of financial support for households in recent decades.For a politician who sets great store by free market economics, not since the 1970s has there been an intervention on this scale in setting the prices consumers
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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Kate Connolly in Berlin)
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Germany to extend energy subsidies to smaller firms amid closure fears
Economy minister says ‘demand shock’ must be addressed, as economists raise fears of recessionGermany plans to extend a scheme subsidising energy costs for big businesses that are heavily dependent on energy to all small and medium-sized businesses, as part of a package of measures designed to avoid a wave of insolvencies.Robert Habeck, the economy minister, said he anticipated that the subsidies would be in place for a limited time, until efforts on the national and European level to bring down
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Sep 08, 2022
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The Guardian - Top Stories (Angelique Chrisafis in Paris)
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French dentist jailed for mutilating patients with unnecessary work
Lionel Guedj got rich by carrying out work on healthy teeth of low-income people in Marseille, court toldA multi-millionaire dentist in France has been jailed for deliberately mutilating patients from low-income neighbourhoods of Marseille, in a money-making scheme in which he performed thousands of unnecessary procedures.Lionel Guedj, 41, was jailed for eight years and his father, Carnot Guedj, 70, who worked part-time for him, was jailed for five years after a court heard harrowing accounts of