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GB The Guardian Dolly Parton

Affairs? Drugs? You could ask Dolly Parton about anything and get a laugh. Just stay away from politics …

By Emine Saner

One autumn day in 2023 I bathed in the luminous glow of this utterly authentic star – and while she did have one weak spot, her life and music will speak for themselves Celebrity tributes pour in for Dolly Parton Dolly Parton’s 10 best deep cuts Alexis Petridis on Dolly Parton’s peerless career The great privilege of my kind of journalism is to get the chance to meet extraordinary people – some famous, many not – and

Record #3180 2 versions
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GB The Guardian Energy bills

No more UK energy bills support likely before price cap rise

By Jessica Elgot and Jillian Ambrose

Andy Burnham stops short of pledging further help as gas and electricity prices due to increase by 4% in October Households are unlikely to receive further energy bills support before the October price cap, though more targeted measures could be looked at if there is a further shock in January, government sources said. Gas and electricity prices will rise by 4% from October under the new cap. The government has alrea

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GB BBC News England

Root shows off-field leadership - now for on-field

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Joe Root has shown himself to be the off-field leader England need - now comes a chance to show his credentials as captain on-field.

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IE RTÉ News Movies

Tim Curry, Rocky Horror Picture Show star, dies aged 80

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The death has been announced of the British actor Tim Curry, best known for his starring role in the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show. He was 80.

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GB The Guardian Horse racing

‘Nothing ever seemed to faze him’: Ken Oliver, former racing editor of the Guardian, dies aged 86

By Greg Wood

Tributes are paid to the much-loved and respected Fleet Street veteran who also tipped as ‘Larry Lynx’ Ken Oliver, who has died at the age of 86, was the Guardian’s racing editor for many years until his retirement in 2004, at the end of a lifetime in racing journalism at publications including the London Evening News, the Sporting Life, the Sun, the London Daily News, the Sunday People – where he tipped as Larry Lyn

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GB The Guardian Spain

‘Escape wizard’ who has broken out of four prisons is arrested in Spain

By Sam Jones in Madrid

Albanian criminal has cut bars, descended sheets and even used human pyramid in escapes in Italy and Belgium Police in Spain have arrested a dangerous Albanian criminal nicknamed the “escape wizard” who has managed to break out of four jails in Italy and Belgium by sawing through bars, clambering down knotted sheets and even using a human pyramid to breach prison walls. The fugitive, who has not been officially named

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GB The Guardian Shein

The London stock market dodged a bullet with Shein | Nils Pratley

By Nils Pratley

China’s fashion giant will list in Hong Kong with a shrunken price tag – and big questions over its business model In a parallel world, we might now be preparing for the arrival on the London stock market of Shein, the giant Chinese-founded fast-fashion retailer. Or it could have happened already. The possibility of a London flotation was a running story during 2024 and into last year as politicians from both main pa

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IE RTÉ News Rugby

Leinster to keep Spicer despite guilty plea for assault

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Leinster Rugby has confirmed that second row Alan Spicer remains a member of the province's academy for this season, but he has been disciplined internally after appearing in court charged with assaulting a woman earlier this year.

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IE RTÉ News Munster

Parton visit to Kerry GAA legend's pub was 'monumental'

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Dozens of tourists and locals have been visiting Páidí Ó Sé's Pub in Ceann Trá near Daingean Uí Chúis, Co Kerry, where they gathered to pay respects to Dolly Parton.

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GB The Guardian Magazines

Deirdre McSharry obituary

By Hettie Judah

Editor of Cosmopolitan in its 1970s heyday when it was famous for addressing women’s careers, health and their sex lives Deirdre McSharry, who has died aged 94, edited Cosmopolitan in the magazine’s golden era. As fashion editor when the UK magazine launched in 1972, within a year she was elevated to the top spot. Under McSharry, “Cosmo” was witty and forthright, addressing women’s careers, style, health and, notorio

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GB The Guardian Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

ADHD is no myth – but we should interrogate it all the same | Letters

By Guardian Staff

Readers respond to Gina Rippon’s criticism of a controversial TV documentary about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder Three months ago, at 42, I was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Unlike many adults prior to receiving a diagnosis, I had not spent years wondering whether I had ADHD. In fact, I was oblivious until quite recently, when I strongly identified with several things a colleague

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GB The Guardian Israel

Only sanctions imposed on Israel will work | Letter

By Guardian Staff

The UK’s response to flagrant breaches of international law is pathetic, writes Bernie Evans, and sanctions against a few individuals have no effect How long does it take for the penny to drop in Downing Street and the Foreign Office (Israel’s Ben-Gvir posts video of gallows site for hanging Palestinians, 20 August)? Israeli individuals have had sanctions imposed on them for over a year with absolutely no effect, and

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GB The Guardian Death and dying

Birds have an eerie association with death | Letter

By Guardian Staff

Responding to an article in which birds comforted Helen Harris during bereavement, Angela Smith describes her own experience Helen Harris’s experience (A moment that changed me: my husband died – and birds began behaving strangely towards me, 19 August) chimes with that of a friend of mine who had many close encounters with robins after the death of her father. She too had birds flying into her house as never before

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GB The Guardian Deep-sea mining

Trump’s deep-sea mining plan flouts international law | Letter

By Guardian Staff

Britain and other signatories to the UN convention on the law of the sea should protest against US proposal to lease seabed for mining, says Guy Standing Your article on Donald Trump’s plan to lease millions of hectares of seabed in the Pacific for deep-sea mining correctly points to the ecological disaster that this could unleash (US territories hit out at Trump plan to explore deep sea mining in the Pacific, 24 Aug

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