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> Angus Stuart-Lyon and 1 others commented on EU ex­posed by Trump’s Iran deal with­drawal: 
> Last sentence is pathetic and undermines the rest of the article.
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> ‘On the eve of a wed­ding, whose run-up has been sev­eral shades of toxic, we must ask: what do we want of these peo­ple?’
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> Meghan goes solo <>
> She’ll en­ter chapel alone... then Charles will walk her down sec­ond half of aisle (but NOT give her away)
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> Daily Mail <>19 May 2018 <>+79 more <>By Re­becca English ROYAL COR­RE­SPON­DENT
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> Meghan Markle will to­day make a bold dec­la­ra­tion of in­de­pen­dence by walk­ing into St ge­orge’s Chapel alone for her wed­ding to Prince harry.
> The avowed fem­i­nist will be ac­com­pa­nied only for the sec­ond half of her walk down the aisle, with Prince Charles step­ping in at the 11th hour to re­place her fa­ther.
> In a fur­ther break with tra­di­tion, Charles will not for­mally give her away. In­stead, he will sim­ply ‘ac­com­pany’ her to the al­tar.
> Last night US-born Miss Markle, 36, and her mother Do­ria Ragland, 61, ar­rived at the Clive­den house ho­tel, brimming with hap­pi­ness and ex­cite­ment. asked how she felt, she beamed: ‘ Won­der­ful, thank you.’
> Both looked glam­orous af­ter meet­ing the Queen, with Miss Markle in a navy sleeve­less wa­ter­fall dress and heels, and her mother, who nor­mally favours more ca­sual out­fits, in a cream dress and black jacket, with her braids in a head­band.
> Mean­while, Prince harry, 33, and his brother and best man Prince Wil­liam took an im­promptu walk­a­bout out­side Wind­sor Cas­tle, be­fore head­ing to their lodg­ings for the night at nearby Coworth Park.
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> ‘On the eve of a wedding, whose run-up has been several shades of toxic, we must ask: what do we want of these people?’ <> <>
> The Guardian <>19 May 2018 <>+25 more <>Ma­rina Hyde
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> Prince Harry and Prince Wil­liam greet well­wish­ers dur­ing a walk­a­bout in Wind­sor yes­ter­day
> Af­ter the week they’ve had, it’s too fit­ting that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are do­ing this thing in Wind­sor Cas­tle’s St Ge­orge’s Chapel, the of­fi­cial spir­i­tual home to the Or­der of the Garter . The or­der was founded af­ter the per­ceived em­bar­rass­ment and sham­ing of a wo­man at court in 1348, through no fault of her own.
> Leg­end has it (prob­a­bly apoc­ryphally) that Ed­ward III’s dance part­ner ac­ci­den­tally flashed her garter, to var­i­ous looks askance, prompt­ing Ed­ward to take the garter upon him­self and chal­lenge the mock­ers with what would be­come his new or­der’s motto: “Honi soit qui mal y pense”. Shame on him who thinks badly of this. “Those who laugh at
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> Skri­pals could be ‘re­lo­cated abroad with new iden­ti­ties’ <> <>
> The Independent <>19 May 2018 <>+55 more <>LIZZIE DEARDEN AND KIM SENGUPTA
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> Po­lice have yet to iden­tify a sus­pect in the poi­son­ing of the for­mer dou­ble agent and his daugther, al­most 11 weeks af­ter they were at­tacked (Rex)
> Bri­tish se­cu­rity ser­vices are con­sid­er­ing whether to move poi­soned Rus­sian spy Sergei Skri­pal and his daugh­ter abroad, The Independent un­der­stands. Mr Skri­pal has been dis­charged from hos­pi­tal and is be­ing treated for nerve agent ex­po­sure at an undis­closed lo­ca­tion, fol­low­ing daugh­ter Yu­lia Skri­pal’s re­lease last month.
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> EU un­veils plan to pro­tect firms from Amer­i­can sanc­tions <> <>
> i Newspaper <>19 May 2018 <>+8 more <>By Jon Stone IN BRUS­SELS
> Brus­sels has un­veiled its pro­pos­als to block Amer­i­can sanc­tions against European com­pa­nies that con­tinue to trade with Iran.
> Don­ald Trump an­nounced the rein­tro­duc­tion of the anti-Iran sanc­tions as he con­firmed that the US was break­ing the in­ter­na­tional deal de­signed to put a stop to the coun­try’s nu­clear pro­gramme – which ended sanc­tions as a re­ward for com­pli­ance.
> The US ad­min­is­tra­tion has said it may pe­nalise European com­pa­nies that con­tinue to deal with Iran, so the EU has now re­sponded by up­dat­ing a “block­ing statute” orig­i­nally meant to cir­cum­vent the US em­bargo against Cuba in the 1990s.
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> Maduro ‘ready to make his­tory’ as Venezuela goes to the polls <> <>
> The Guardian <>19 May 2018 <>Tom Phillips Mar­i­ana Zúñiga
> His coun­try is plagued by hy­per­in­fla­tion, chronic short­ages of food and medicine, skyrocketing mur­der rates and one of the most se­vere mi­gra­tion crises in re­cent Latin Amer­i­can his­tory.
> But to­mor­row the Venezue­lan pres­i­dent, Ni­colás Maduro, 55, is hop­ing vot­ers will hand him a re­newed sixyear man­date to lead a once-wealthy South Amer­i­can na­tion that ex­perts and foes say he has helped to de­stroy.
> “I’m ready for the bat­tle, ready to make his­tory,” he bel­lowed at his fi­nal cam­paign rally in Caracas on Thurs­day, where he was flanked by the Ar­gen­tine football star Diego Maradona and wore a shirt em­bla­zoned with the im­age of Hugo Chávez.
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> Speaker faces new row over claim he called minister ‘useless’ <> <>
> Daily Express <>19 May 2018 <>+19 more <>By David Mad­dox
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> In­sult...An­drea Lead­som
> SPEAKER John Bercow faces an un­cer­tain fu­ture af­ter the Prime Min­is­ter yes­ter­day branded his al­leged com­ments about a se­nior min­is­ter “un­ac­cept­able”.
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> Only three survivors after Cuban plane with 113 onboard crashes on take-off <>
> The Herald <>19 May 2018 <>+26 more <> <>Pic­ture: Chris Mcgrath/getty
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> „ Com­peti­tors warm up ahead of the freestyle cat­e­gory dur­ing the sec­ond round of the World Park­our Cham­pi­onships in Mardin, Turkey.
> THREE sur­vivors have re­port­edly been taken to hos­pi­tal in a crit­i­cal con­di­tion af­ter a plane crashed on take-off from an air­port in Cuba.
> The Boe­ing 737 oper­ated by Cubana de Avia­cion crashed af­ter leav­ing Jose Marti In­ter­na­tional Air­port in Ha­vana.
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> “Keepers don’t score goals or get headlines. I wanted to be the one who gets mentioned on the telly” <> <>
> Ex-mother­well striker re­calls his Scot­tish Cup hero­ics in 1991, why he loved play­ing in goals, and how a breath­ing rou­tine saved his life
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> The Scotsman <>19 May 2018 <>+5 more <>By Ai­dan Smith Sports Fea­ture Writer of the Year
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> 1991 cup fi­nal hero Ste­vie Kirk on why he hung up his gloves and be­came a striker
> SEE TO­DAY’S MAIN SEC­TION FOR RAC­ING AND GOLF
> Tam Cowan could prob­a­bly have scored it. Chris­tian, the light-en­ter­tain­ment leg­end, could prob­a­bly have scored it. So could Tom Devine, Scot­land’s pre-emi­nent his­to­rian, and the Del­ga­dos, in­die-pop favourites of DJ John Peel, and any of Mother­well’s other fa­mous sons and daugh­ters. (What, that’s pretty much all of them? You’re not count­ing Craig Whyte, the man who ru­ined Rangers? Fair enough…).
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> I can­not con­trol fans hat­ing me, says Mour­inho <>
> United man­ager praises Chelsea sup­port­ers Por­tuguese still ex­pects to be jeered at Wem­b­ley
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> Sport <>19 May 2018 <>+15 more <>By James Ducker NORTH­ERN FOOTBALL COR­RE­SPON­DENT
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> Jose Mour­inho is pre­pared for a hos­tile re­cep­tion from Chelsea fans at Wem­b­ley this evening but in­sists he will have no prob­lem with them boo­ing him.
> As the Manchester United man­ager warned his play­ers not to ex­pect any let-up from Chelsea in what is likely to be An­to­nio Conte’s fi­nal game in charge, the Por­tuguese said his opin­ion of his for­mer side’s sup­port­ers would never change no mat­ter how much they jeer him.
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> Ger­man court rules brew­ers can­not claim beer is good for your health <>
> The Guardian <>19 May 2018 <>Reuters
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> ▲ Ger­many is famed for Ok­to­ber­fest, but the coun­try’s beer con­sump­tion has fallen by 17% since 1993
> Beer can­not be mar­keted as ben­e­fi­cial, a Ger­man court has ruled af­ter a con­sumer rights group sued a brew­ery on the ba­sis that its ad­ver­tis­ing falsely sug­gested health ben­e­fits.
> The row with the Haerle brew­ery in the south­ern Ger­man town of Leutkirch be­gan when a Ber­lin con­sumer pro­tec­tion group protested that the use of the word bekömm­lich car­ried con­no­ta­tions of health as well as tasti­ness.
> The Ger­man fed­eral court of justice up­held a lower court find­ing that the word could not be used in ad­ver­tise­ments for drinks con­tain­ing more than 1.2% al­co­hol.
> The Ger­man fed­eral court of justice up­held a lower court find­ing that the word could not be used in ad­ver­tise­ments for drinks con­tain­ing more than 1.2% al­co­hol.
> The Ger­man court said bekömm­lich, which does not have a di­rect English trans­la­tion but means some­thing like “whole­some”, de­scribed more than the taste of the beer.
> The Ger­man court said bekömm­lich, which does not have a di­rect English trans­la­tion but means some­thing like “whole­some”, de­scribed more than the taste of the beer.
> The Ger­man court said bekömm­lich, which does not have a di­rect English trans­la­tion but means some­thing like “whole­some”, de­scribed more than the taste of the beer.
> “The term bekömm­lich’ is un­der­stood by the rel­e­vant pub­lic to mean ‘healthy’, ‘ben­e­fi­cial’ and ‘di­gestible’,” the court said.
> “The term bekömm­lich’ is un­der­stood by the rel­e­vant pub­lic to mean ‘healthy’, ‘ben­e­fi­cial’ and ‘di­gestible’,” the court said.
> When used to de­scribe food it meant that the prod­uct was eas­ily ab­sorbed and tol­er­ated by the di­ges­tive sys­tem, even with long-term con­sump­tion, the court said, adding that beer some­times caused health prob­lems.
> Ger­many was once the world’s largest beer con­sumer and is famed for its an­nual Ok­to­ber­fest beer fes­ti­val.
> Con­sump­tion has dropped 17% since 1993, but brew­ers hope the football World Cup, which starts next month, could drive a re­turn to growth.
> The European Union’s high­est court ruled in 2012 that the same word could not be used to mar­ket wine.
> The European Union’s high­est court ruled in 2012 that the same word could not be used to mar­ket wine.
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> The Independent <>19 May 2018 <>+17 more <> <>(Getty)
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> Lloyds boss An­to­nio Horta-Osorio’s pay is un­der scru­tiny
> Lloyds faces share­holder anger over chief’s pay
> Lloyds is fac­ing the prospect of a share­holder re­bel­lion af­ter giv­ing boss An­to­nio Horta-Osorio a bumper pay packet that is nearly 100 times the av­er­age worker’s. Ad­vi­sory group In­sti­tu­tional Share­hold­ers Ser­vices (ISS) has rec­om­mended a vote against the bank­ing group’s re­mu­ner­a­tion re­port, high­light­ing dis­crep­an­cies be­tween “pay and rel­a­tive per­for­mance”. It turned at­ten­tion to an “un­duly com­plex” bonus struc­ture and said there is a “lack of clar­ity in the com­pany’s pub­lic dis­clo­sures on how bonus out­comes are ac­tu­ally de­ter­mined”.
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> Stricken Mother­care re­hires sacked chief
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> As­tra chief un­der pres­sure on pay as rev­enues take a tum­ble
> Evening Standard - West End Final Extra
> Floor­ing firm bids to raise £60m
> The Press and Journal (Moray)
> Sains­bury’s sup­pli­ers to have a say on Asda buy­out <> <>
> i Newspaper <>19 May 2018 <>+3 more <>By Laura Onita EVENING STAN­DARD
> The com­pe­ti­tion watch­dog is en­cour­ag­ing ri­vals, sup­pli­ers and in­dus­try bod­ies to have their say over the £7.3bn takeover of Asda by su­per­mar­ket gi­ant Sains­bury’s.
> The Com­pe­ti­tion and Mar­kets Au­thor­ity (CMA) said it wanted ini­tial thoughts on the im­pact of the deal and whether any­one thought it would lessen com­pe­ti­tion ahead of its for­mal in­ves­ti­ga­tion.
> The tie-up be­tween the two gro­cers, at present the UK’s sec­ond and third-big­gest, would cre­ate a su­per­mar­ket gi­ant and leapfrog front run­ner Tesco. The en­larged busi­ness would have nearly 3,000 stores – in­clud­ing Ar­gos, bought by Sains­bury’s in 2016 – with sales of £51bn. Es­ti­mated cost sav­ings and ben­e­fits will be at least £500m.
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> Stricken Mother­care re­hires sacked chief <> <>
> Business <>18 May 2018 <>+8 more <>By Ben Woods
> MOTHER­CARE has re­in­stated its ousted chief ex­ec­u­tive and put 800 jobs at risk through plans to axe 50 stores, as the trou­bled baby chain out­lined a far-reach­ing res­cue pack­age.
> The re­tailer will bring Mark Newton-Jones – who was sacked in April – back as chief ex­ec­u­tive, while ac­cel­er­at­ing its store clo­sure pro­gramme and pulling to­gether £113.5m of funds to re­vive the busi­ness in a ma­jor re­fi­nanc­ing.
> Efforts to bring down its 137-strong UK store es­tate to around 87 stores and se­cure rent re­duc­tions on a fur­ther 21 sites will be pur­sued through a com­pany vol­un­tary ar­range­ment (CVA) in­sol­vency process. The ap­point­ment of Clive Whi­ley as in­terim ex­ec­u­tive chair­man last month cleared the way for Mr Newton-Jones to make a sur­prise re­turn. The shake-up means David Wood will step aside as chief ex­ec­u­tive to take up a new role as group man­ag­ing di­rec­tor of the firm.
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> As­tra chief un­der pres­sure on pay as rev­enues take a tum­ble <> <>
> Evening Standard - West End Final Extra <>18 May 2018 <>+2 more <>Joanna Bourke @es­_jobourke Joanna Bourke
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> CHANGE YOUR PART­NERS Merry dance:
> Per­form­ers at the Leg­endary Thrill event, which was held by Richemont’s Cartier arm in Mi­lan last month ASTRAZENECA’S chief ex­ec­u­tive faced an in­vestor show­down to­day as the drugs gi­ant re­vealed dis­ap­point­ing re­sults hours be­fore be­ing quizzed on his £9.4 mil­lion pay pack­age.
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> Floor­ing firm bids to raise £60m <> <>
> The Press and Journal (Moray) <>19 May 2018 <>+6 more <>
> Car­petright has kick­started ef­forts to raise £60mil­lion in emer­gency fund­ing as the strug­gling re­tailer pushes through a painful re­struc­tur­ing.
> The em­bat­tled firm, which is also em­bark­ing on a store clo­sure pro­gramme, said on Fri­day it has strong support from share­hold­ers and other in­vestors for the pro­posal, which will see it is­sue 232.5mil­lion new shares at 28p each.
> How­ever, the move is de­pen­dent on ap­proval at an an­nual meet­ing and the com­ple­tion of Car­petright’s Com­pany Vol­un­tary Ar­range­ment, an in­sol­vency pro­ce­dure which will al­low the re­tailer to shut 81 stores and se­cure rent re­duc­tions on oth­ers.
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> ‘In my soul and heart I’m a hero’ <>
> Daily Express <>19 May 2018 <>+11 more <> <>
> He col­lect an­other medal, he prom­ises to be a bit more care­ful.
> “That would be nice. I hope it will hap­pen,” he said. “If we win, hope­fully this time I will look af­ter the medal.”
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> Pot­ter linked as Lam­bert ex­its Stoke Mac rel­ishes QPR re­turn <>
> Sunderland Echo <>19 May 2018 <>+1 more <> <>
> Stoke City are seek­ing a new man­ager, after Paul Lam­bert left his post by mu­tual con­sent yes­ter­day, fol­low­ing rel­e­ga­tion to the Sky Bet Cham­pi­onship.
> The Scot was ap­pointed on a two-and-a-half-year deal in Jan­uary but was un­able to save the Pot­ters from slid­ing into the sec­ond tier after 10 years in the Pre­mier League.
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> Jailed Deutsch ‘ashamed’ over drink-drive of­fences
> Jockey given 10 months af­ter high-speed chase Stradi­var­ius ‘deadly’ in York win, says Det­tori
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> Pot­ter linked as Lam­bert ex­its Stoke Mac rel­ishes QPR re­turn
> Sunderland Echo
> ‘In my soul and heart I’m a hero’
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> Jailed Deutsch ‘ashamed’ over drink-drive of­fences <> <>
> Jockey given 10 months af­ter high-speed chase Stradi­var­ius ‘deadly’ in York win, says Det­tori
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> Sport <>19 May 2018 <>+4 more <>
> Jockey Char­lie Deutsch is said to be “deeply em­bar­rassed and ashamed” af­ter be­ing sen­tenced to 10 months in prison for danger­ous driv­ing while over the drink-drive limit and es­cap­ing police cus­tody.
> The 21-year-old ap­peared at Glouces­ter Crown Court yes­ter­day, where he pleaded guilty to danger­ous driv­ing, es­cape and drink driv­ing fol­low­ing an in­ci­dent in March.
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> The Scotsman <>19 May 2018 <>+2 more <>Laura Pater­son
> By Emma Healey Viking, 336pp, £12.99
> In Whis­tle In The Dark, Emma Healey has pro­duced an at­mo­spheric novel which twists the hap­pily-ever-af­ter tale of a fam­ily be­ing re­united with their miss­ing teenage daugh­ter into a grip­ping psy­cho­log­i­cal thriller. The ac­tion is split be­tween the fam­ily home and the Peak Dis­trict, where the in­ci­dent oc­curred, with 15-year-old Lana ap­pear­ing bruised and con­fused af­ter go­ing miss­ing for four days and un­able to tell any­one where she was. The claus­tro­pho­bic re­la­tion­ship be­tween se­verely de­pressed Lana and her mum Jen is deftly drawn as the mys­tery of the teenager’s dis­ap­pear­ance deep­ens. Ex­plor­ing the su­per­nat­u­ral, men­tal health, fam­ily re­la­tion­ships and teenage life in the age of so­cial me­dia, sus­pense is main­tained through­out as Jen hunts down var­i­ous pos­si­ble ex­pla­na­tions, and the even­tual rev­e­la­tion packs an emo­tional punch.
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> Man of many tal­ents
> Ac­tor, writer, wrestler, co­me­dian - Still Game star Greg Hem­phill has many skills to share.
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> Ac­tor, writer, wrestler, co­me­dian - Still Game star Greg Hem­phill has many skills to share.
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> It won’t be a bor­ing, stuffy lec­ture
> Ac­tor, wrestler, writer, co­me­dian – Greg Hem­phill is a man of many tal­ents.
> Best known for play­ing pen­sioner Vic­tor McDade in cult BBC Scot­land TV se­ries Still Game, Greg cre­ated the leg­endary show along­side fel­low ac­tor Ford Kier­nan in 2002.
> Best known for play­ing pen­sioner Vic­tor McDade in cult BBC Scot­land TV se­ries Still Game, Greg cre­ated the leg­endary show along­side fel­low ac­tor Ford Kier­nan in 2002.
> The BAFTA award-win­ning sit­com fol­lows Vic­tor and best friend Jack Jarvis – char­ac­ters who ap­peared in the pair’s pre­vi­ous sketch show Chewin’ The Fat – as they cope with the tri­als and tribu­la­tions of mod­ern life in Glas­gow.
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