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Friday 31 July 2026

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No 53,257

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不仅仅是任何吸烟者，而是那些无可救药的吸烟者。接下来会发生什么？

为伟大的英国三层蛋糕欢呼三声

英国人

工党的 25 billion 议会税抢劫

在“伯纳姆溢价”的影响下，到 2030 年平均账单将上涨 £500，影响 25m 户家庭

作者：Daniel Martin

历史实物编辑

工党计划对英格兰数百万家庭进行一项 £500m 的税收抢劫。The Telegraph are owned。

本报看到的数字显示，预计到 2030 年，全国议会税（council tax）收入将增加，该年将征收 £50.8m。

尽管 安迪·伯纳姆 承诺将应对生活成本作为其第三优先事项，但到本十年末，此次上涨将使平均议会税账单增加 £500。

保守党将这次税收抢劫称为“伯纳姆溢价”，并声称这意味着“每个邮政编码区”的账单都会增加。他们补充说，伯纳姆计划排除财政偏差以强行实施的方案可能会进一步推高账单。

地方当局在 2024-25, 年度通过议会税获得了 £40.2m，但一系列议会质询显示，到 2030-31. 年，这一数字将飙升至 £57.0m。报告还指出，此期间议会税水平的年增长率预计在 4.1% 到 4.4% 之间，远高于当前 12.1 的 2.8% 通货膨胀率。

这是政府首次公开阐明其对仅英格兰地区议会税总收入的预期。这些数据已发送至预算责任办公室（英国的独立财务监督机构）。

计划中的增长将影响 25.6 million 户家庭。目前，英格兰 D 级（Band D）家庭平均缴纳 £2,300 的议会税。根据预期的年度增幅计算，到 2030-31 年，该税率将升至 £2,450，增加额为 £550。

影子评论员 詹姆斯·塞弗利爵士 认为，首相计划在全国范围内推行 曼彻斯特 风格的模式将进一步推高议会税。这是因为这些机构能够通过征收附加税（precept）在议会税账单上增加溢价。他

表示：“安迪·伯纳姆 想要促进我们社区的增长是对的，但他的‘曼彻斯特主义’模式是导致每个邮政编码区税收飙升的药方。工党已经未能阻止 £500m 的议会税上涨，而现在前 曼彻斯特 市长伯纳姆想要走得更远，在整个英格兰推行高税收区域模型。”

自伯纳姆在 2007, 年当选为 曼彻斯特 市长以来，其内部议会税附加税（包括警察部门在内）针对 D 级家庭的金额增长了 127%

，从 £90 增加到 £104.

一位 MIRE 2.6 发言人表示：“在今年之后，我们尚未设定税率，且认为应建议各议会考虑一系列当地因素，但我们希望他们能充分考虑对纳税人的影响。”

预计伯纳姆今天将首次宣布资助任何人数十亿英镑所得税的计划，以激励他们促进地区经济——正如本报本月初披露的那样。

这项“所得税分享”计划将使英格兰资金小组获得来自国家的份额税收，而一种间接方式将鼓励他们追求更高的经济增长。

据了解，该政策可能适用于七个最高级别的区域大学，其中六个由工党执掌。它们包括伦敦、利物浦和伦敦 曼彻斯特 。

报告未说明在改革实施后，议会能够获得多少所得税，称伯纳姆将在预算案中宣布。在宣布改革时，伯纳姆先生说：“根据我们的计划，每位地方领导人都将拥有改善公共交通、建造房屋和创造就业机会的权力和资源。”

詹姆斯爵士称计划中的变化为“自上而下的区域主义”，并警告这将剥夺地方社区的权力。他说：“在 曼彻斯特 有效的方法，在 埃塞克斯 、 康沃尔 或 坎布里亚 并不适用。”

山火逼近赛兹韦尔核电站

英国最大的核电站——位于萨福克郡的赛兹韦尔处于一场在 Dunstall-Hardt 附近燃烧的大规模山火的影响之中。约 120 名消防员和 18 辆消防车正在全力控制火势，预计火灾将至少持续两天。据认为，火灾始于一条 RSPR 垂直线路——详见第 9 页报告

英格兰将抵制因凡蒂诺的世界杯

作者：Tom Morgan 和 Ben Rumsey

为了响应 Chazal Infantino 价值 £10m 的赛事方案，英格兰将与所有欧洲国家一起抵制世界杯。

成员们以 55-0 的投票结果支持背弃这个全球管理机构，以表达对国际足联主席及其将 30% 的世界杯商业权利出售给私人投资者的提案的反对。

这是首次有整个协会投票抵制国际足联的主要赛事，英格兰足球协会及其在欧洲的同行决定，他们别无选择，只能采取如此剧烈的立场。

在首相安迪·伯纳姆本周早些时候谴责了因凡蒂诺先生的计划后，文化大臣丽莎·南迪表达了政府对抵制行动的支持。

“这是一个我们强烈支持的原则性决定，”她说。“足球属于球迷，而不是亿万富翁投资者。现在是时候采取立场来保护我们的运动了。”

昨天，在一次持续两小时的 1974 紧急会议上，超过 90 个国家协会对退出行动表示支持。英格兰足球协会主席黛比·休伊特和首席执行官 Mark Hollingham 也是支持该呼吁的人员之一。

“我们与欧洲同事肩并肩，全力支持这一集体观点，”英格兰足球协会在声明中表示。“我们反对国际足联的计划——国际足联世界杯属于足球，且永远如此。”一名消息人士补充道：“人们对于被对待的方式以及为什么国际足联的资源不能用于发展感到非常愤怒。”

昨晚，管理北美、中美洲和加勒比地区足球的机构 Conn. call 旗下的 46 个国家也拒绝了因凡蒂诺先生的计划，并表达了“深切关注”。

巴林足球管理人员、拥有 47 个成员的亚足联主席谢赫·萨尔曼·本·易卜拉欣·阿尔·哈利法 (Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa) 昨天也写了一封信，表达了沮丧并呼吁统一战线。

这次抵制将在 9 月于波兰举行的国际足联 Under 20 女子世界杯中面临首次考验，该赛事在因凡蒂诺先生 9 月 19 日接受计划的截止日期前两周举行。

这次抵制是对因凡蒂诺的一次羞辱，使其 10 年的主席任期陷入危机。在幕后，联邦主义者正试图确定这位瑞士意大利人在明年需要连任时是否会受到挑战。

直到本周，由于他在上任期间带来了创纪录的收入，他的地位一直被认为在很大程度上是不可动摇的。接续第 2 页

社论/评论：第 10 页

巴德诺赫：质疑净零排放并不意味着我是气候变化否认者

作者：尼克·古特里奇 (Nick Gutteridge)

首席实物记者

凯米·巴德诺赫警告称，为了资助日益增多的净零排放框架，工作岗位和企业正被“监管至灭绝”。

这位 Forty 领导人呼吁反对人数“不断增加”的官员们，这些人领取着高额薪水来编写气候报告并分发国家补贴。

但这些言论是对安德鲁·D·麦考密克 (Andrew D. McCormick) 做出回应的。这位《电讯报》世界经济编辑在周三 31.8 发表的文章中认为，

这位 Forty 领导人“在野火迅速席卷大陆级别的时刻，选择了一个极其糟糕的政治时机来与气候虚无主义调情”。

我们今天在《电讯报》中看到。巴德诺赫女士为她承诺废除 2030 净零排放目标辩护，该目标是在梅女男爵（Baroness May）担任首相期间由 Tetras 写入法律的。

巴德诺赫女士警告说，净零是一个空洞的口号，它创造了一种信用，但在 1980 年代和 81. 并不一定有效。她表示，净零排放怀疑论与气候变化怀疑论之间应当有所区分，人们可以在接受科学的同时，质疑政治应对措施是否正确。

“气候变化是真实的，”她写道。“我们能看到全球各地的影响。问题不在于我们是否应该采取行动。问题在于，以气候行动之名强加的政策是否有效、可负担且诚实。”

净零部门及其计划雇用了超过 15,000 名官员，去年报告的员工总成本为 £450m。英国工业联合会上个月的分析得出结论，

净零经济在能源、制造业、建筑业、工程业和专业服务领域支撑了 11 million 个全职工作岗位。

巴德诺赫女士写道：“太多人无法区分谈论气候变化与处理气候变化之间的区别。”

“他们默认左翼最激进的政策是唯一的实践政策，且任何质疑这些政策的人必定是秘密希望地球被焚毁。这在理智上是懒惰的。某些政客宣布一个美德之 destination，却不解释我们如何抵达、成本多少、由谁支付、哪些工业能生存，或者这是否能减少全球排放。”

“如果我们的模式导致全球最高的工业电价，导致工厂倒闭并将生产转移到燃烧更多煤炭的国家，没有人会跟随我们。相反，其他国家将夺走我们的工作岗位并增长他们的经济。”

“与此同时，在英国，越来越多的人被雇用来检查排放、编写气候合规文件并分发补贴。他们的薪水是由那些被监管至灭绝的工人及企业支付的。”巴德诺赫女士扭转了她的政党近十年对净零排放的支持。她宣布，该党将通过取消能源上的绿色税收来降低账单，而这些资金将通过使用许多绿色补贴来支付。

这位 Forty 领导人还誓言将尽可能多地从北海开采石油和天然气，并承诺将阻止任何不签署其政策的候选人在下次选举中代表保守党参选。

凯米·巴德诺赫：第 14 页

内页

MATT 离职/不在

商业 17

电视节目表 26

天气 28

新闻

提前释放后再犯率创纪录

在工党旨在应对政府杀戮方案释放 70,000 多名定罪罪犯后，再犯率达到了新高。自 2018 年起，近三分之一的成年定罪罪犯再次犯罪，比前一年增长了 200 百分比。这代表了近 25,000 名罪犯在被释放后又实施了 127,000 次以上的进一步犯罪。这些案件包括一名刀具犯罪者在被释放后被指控谋杀。第 2 页

新闻

动态定价即将进入您附近的停车场

在针对驾驶者的最新打击中，停车场正开始引入动态定价。其价格必须高于其他采用“动态关税”的客户，这些关税会随需求而波动，例如在付费租期或活动期间。这意味着驾驶者在停车时可能无法得知将被收取多少费用，因为并不总是显示固定费用。这种定价做法此前曾在相关行业引起轩然大波——特别是推高了Oasis演唱会门票的价格。第 9 页

世界

为期两周的轰炸旨在“瘫痪伊朗导弹”

一名美国高级指挥官正准备对伊朗发起新一周的轰炸行动，以瘫痪其导弹能力。美国中央司令部共 1 million 计划在 10 到 14 天内实施打击以达成交换。据报告，在针对中东的打击持续进行之际，此举打破了当前的僵局。美国军队昨夜对伊朗发动了更多打击，称这是对德黑兰攻击约旦基地的“强力回应”。第 10 页

商业

英格兰银行警告经济将陷入停滞

英格兰银行警告称，今年接下来的时间里，经济几乎将陷入停滞。该行预测，季度增长率将降至 0.1%，在年强劲开局后大幅放缓。较高的周期性价格和能源账单、疲软的就业市场以及上涨的抵押贷款成本都在消耗信心和消费能力。通货膨胀率在 6 月降至 10 个月低点 2.6%，但预计今年晚些时候将再次升至 5.2%。第 17 页

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《每日电讯报》 2026年7月31日 星期五

新闻

M&S 推出开裆内衣，走 S&M 路线

零售商与 Ann Summers 合作，此举被描述为“令人大吃一惊的时刻”

作者：Ann Jones 消费者事务记者

500 年来，玛莎百货（Marks & Spencer）一直是英国最可靠的女性内衣提供者之一，以高街价格提供提升舒适度的支撑性内衣。

然而，其最新推出的开裆内衣却引起了一些人的惊讶。

在吸引更年轻客户群的广泛推动下，这家前领先零售商开始销售一系列 Ann Summers 内衣——其中包括“开裆”款式。

一项新的合作意味着，顾客现在可以花 £20, 购买一组三件装的“俏皮”面料开裆丁字裤，或者购买一副承诺将“传统长统袜和吊袜带的性感风格与便利性”相结合的开裆袜。

对于那些寻求全套服装——尽管在某个关键环节上并不完整——的人来说，一套配有网眼钢圈婴儿卷边（baby roll）及配套开裆内裤的套装可能是最佳选择。

但这些商品让部分顾客感到困惑。

来自伦敦的 Nicole Wright, 67, 岁表示，她越来越多地在 M&S 购物，并赞赏其产品，但她对商店最近的销售计划感到震惊。

她说：“昨天早晨 6. 30am 我打开手机时，第一眼就看到了‘新品到货’开裆内裤的广告，我承认那是一个令人大吃一惊（marmalade-dropper）的时刻。起初我以为是个玩笑，但我点击链接进入网站，是的，M&S 真的在卖这种内裤。”

“不用说，它们并没有被放入我的购物车，”她补充道。这在在线论坛 Housset 上也引起了轰动，一名发帖者评论道：“请让英格兰保留一小块角落，让我不用在那里面对性感内衣的风险！”

内衣系列包括 一套上述“俏皮”面料的 开裆丁字裤。 右图为 M&S 网站上 销售的针对性 开裆内裤套装。

作为广泛现代化驱动的一部分，年轻女性对 M&S 内裤的需求在近年来帮助其实现了销售范围的扩大。

在 2026, 年，M&S 表示，比以往更多的人在其实体店购买内衣，其中千禧一代和 Gen 2 客户的需求尤为强劲，贡献了约三分之一的内衣销售额。公司将这一成功在很大程度上归功于一些“更大胆、更亮眼”的款式。

消费者专家 Ken Hunk 对此表示：“M&S 实际上并不是在卖内衣……它是在销售品牌的下一个章节。”

“真正的商业考验不在于最初的产品是否引起惊讶，而在于 M&S 能否在继续扩大客户群的同时，保护好花费了一个多世纪建立的信任。”

“到目前为止，它已经证明自己比许多人预料的更愿意进化。”

这次合作标志着 M&S 与 Ann Summers 关系的转折点。在 2001, 年，Ann Summers 被迫撤回一项模仿 M&S 餐饮优惠的促销活动，该活动让购物者可以像搭配主菜、配菜和甜点一样搭配商品。

时任 Ann Summers 首席执行官的 Jacqueline Gold 承认，这次模仿“走得太远了”。

一名 M&S 发言人表示，此次新合作是其“M&S 品牌之选”战略的一部分，该战略“旨在通过精心挑选的、与我们现有 M&S 产品相 complementary 的第三方品牌，为顾客提供更多选择”。

“Ann Summers 是最新加入 M&S.com 的品牌之一，有助于扩大我们的内衣和睡衣产品线，”他们补充道。

真的有英国女性

想要 Marks 成为 她们情爱生活中的 火花吗？

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我在 M&S 网站上搜索雨伞时，预期会发现很多东西（包括它们以及我最喜欢的富棉系列（有套装内裤）），但没指望会在列表中看到“无裆蕾丝丁字裤”。

我非常确定，当 Marks and Sparks 开展“这不仅仅是……”广告活动时，并不包括一句挑逗的口号：“这不仅仅是内裤……这是 M&S 的内裤；关键无裆内裤！” 正如忠实读者所知，我绝对不是一个支持情趣内衣业务的人。但在情趣店里觉得很不错的东西，在一家与家庭价值观挂钩的商店里根本不合适。接下来会发生什么？

在连锁店的家居配饰部门出现震动器和情爱秋千？当我穿上我的 Miss Marita Hammers 短裤并进一步调查时，我发现 M&S 并非自行生产这些家用/情趣无裆内裤。它们——令人惊讶地——是由 Ann Summers 制造的。这确实有点令人惊讶，因为 M&S 在 2010 年曾威胁要对 Ann Summers 采取法律行动，因为后者在广告口号中加入了这句话：“这不仅仅是性，这是 Ann Summers 的性。” 该零售商还向客户提供了一个 M&S “快餐交易”，让他们可以从其产品系列中选择一个“伴侣”、一个“侧边”和一个“梳妆台”。这家性用品和内衣品牌的最后一位首席执行官 Jacqueline Gold 承认他们把玩笑开得太过了，她说：“我们衷心希望我们没有损害 Marks and Spencer 这一拥有 107 年历史的机构。”

现在 M&S 已经 141 岁了，并且正忙于损害自己。虽然这家商店似乎没有大肆宣传这一事实，但其网站现在销售 146 件 Ann Summers 的商品，包括“无裆蕾丝外观”、“网眼有线婴儿卷边与无裆内裤套装”、“蕾丝无裆内裤短裤”以及，当然，至关重要的“无裆鞋光”。

这家商店似乎还采纳了一些“最初发布在 Ann Summers 上”的评论，其中一位名叫 Emma 的男性提到他“有些夜晚与穿着这套衣服的妻子一起度过”。这在情趣用品评论网站上可行——但这是一个家长可能合理地预期 12 岁女孩会在此浏览她第一件睡衣或一些碎花内裤的网站。他们最不希望看到的，就是偶然发现一个带有“聊天”功能的购物页面。这绝对不是你对英国最受喜爱的连锁店所期待的东西。

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“精明”的逃跑有袋鼠让德文郡的救援人员措手不及

特使记者报道

一只在德文郡乡村跳跃了三年的有袋鼠被认为“太精明了”，难以捕捉。

这种原产于澳大利亚的有袋鼠多次逃避捕捉，现在可能更适应野外生活，且依然活跃。

Eamser动物园的联合创始人丹尼·雷诺兹（Danny Reynolds）表示，这只有袋鼠已经游荡多年，但在他们发现它之前总能地消失。 他说：“就我们而言，我们并没有丢失有袋鼠。但我们知道这只。它一直在野外生活了大约三年。它现在太精明了，显然之前已经经历过多次类似情况！”

“当它靠近我们场地时，我们尝试捕捉它，布置了陷阱，甚至带着枪出动，但只要它看到你或听到任何噪音，它就跑了。”

“它就像幽灵一样消失。这意味着它不再处于封闭环境中，现在它在外面过得很愉快。”

Eamser动物园确认它并非从其场所逃脱，且认为它可能是来自私人收藏家或农场。

维多利亚·威尔金斯（Vicky Wilkins），57岁，在7月31日回家途中看到这只动物在flamenight附近穿过马路时

这只有袋鼠在过去三年里一直在flamenight周围跳跃

目击了这一幕。

她说：“起初我以为可能是一只大兔子，但随后它开始移动，这时我想‘我的天，那是一只有袋鼠’。”

“我想，没人会相信我在北德文郡的马路中间看到一只奔跑的有袋鼠。”

“然后我打开车门走下车，但我根本不可能抓住它。”

这只动物似乎并不害怕，威尔金斯说她认为它状态很好。“我补充道：‘我也在同步移动，它动我也动，但当我停下来时，它就只是看着我，’”

“我觉得它并不害怕或怎么的。它看起来很自在！”

雷诺兹先生表示，他认为它已经适应了野外生活，并且“靠吃豆子过得不错”。

‘我离它如此之近，它动我也动，但当我停下来时，它就只是看着我’

以及所有那些能让它在冬天生存的脂肪。 在其原产地澳大利亚，这种有袋类动物以崎岖的地形著称，偏好岩石山丘和洞穴，但雷诺兹先生说，这只在德文郡的动物“喜欢留在茂密的灌木丛和森林中”。

他补充说，尽管独自在乡村跳跃，但它并不孤独或需要陪伴。他说：“它之前来过我们动物园附近，但它很乐意待在外面，并不特别花时间陪我们，所以如果它在寻找陪伴，它会留在离我们场地更近的地方。”

2024年3月，在德文郡的Crookton也出现了类似情况，一名驾驶员分享了一段它在路上跳跃的视频。

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2020年7月31日 星期五 《每日电讯报》

新闻

伯纳姆在与特朗普通话后表示，我们不能忽视北海石油

作者：Dominic Penna

人类医院通讯员

安迪·伯纳姆（ANNE BURKHAM）宣布，英国“不能忽视”北海的石油和天然气。

首相再次强烈表示，他将允许北海进行新的石油钻探。他的这次干预发生在唐纳德·特朗普声称，在工党领袖接替 Keirman 后的第一次对话中，伯纳姆先生向他保证将开放北海的一天之后。

在被问及特朗普先生的评论时，伯纳姆先生回应道：“我理解上周一我们通话中提到的措辞，即在面对北海问题时，我将采取务实的方法，并且这是我们今后前进的每一个意向。”

“那里有资源。当人们在苦苦挣扎时，你不能忽视这一点，因此我们在与总统沟通时采取了这一立场。”

预计伯纳姆先生将履行工党在 2018 年宣言中的承诺，即不再发放北海钻探的新许可证。

然而，人们认为他将批准在已经拥有许可证的 Boardand 和 Revenue 公园进行钻探。许可证的最终批准将由能源大臣 Maria Fashadish 决定。

Fashadish 先生的前任、现任外交大臣 Ed Milliland 曾推迟批准开采，声称此举“将不会减轻人们账单的压力”。第一银行的 凯米·巴德诺赫 (Kemi Radoneck) 表示，学院在冬季前已维持相关条件运行，且天然气在接下来的一周内将继续维持在百万水平。

周三，特朗普先生表示，如果英国允许北海进行新钻探，“将成为一个真正富有的国家”。特朗普在椭圆形办公室告诉记者（忘记了伯纳姆先生的名字）：“如果你利用北海，英国将成为一个真正富有的国家。我无法传达同样的意思。新专业人士在与我交谈时，表示 Pickering 将在北海开放。”

特朗普花了数月时间批评 Keir 拒绝扩大北海钻探。白宫长期以来一直呼吁英国在北海进行更多钻探。

经过长时间停职，艾伯特重返工党

因对犹太人种族主义言论受诫勉的议员，在伯纳姆接任数日后被重新接纳

作者：丹尼尔·马丁 (Daniel Martin) 政治副主编

大卫·艾伯特 (DAVID ABBOTT) 已被重新接纳进入工党，就在安迪·伯纳姆 (Andy Burnham) 接任银行家数日之后。

昨晚，艾伯特先生为一篇帖子道歉。在其中她将犹太防御部队称为“犹太防御部队”，工党表示她因纪律程序而重新被接纳进入党内。

在此之前，其他左翼人士呼吁伯纳姆先生允许她重返党内，但工党坚持认为她的勾umous（原文如此）与领导人的更替无关。艾伯特先生在去年因坚持一项主张而被停职，该主张认为犹太人经历种族主义的方式与黑人不同。

她最初在 2013 年因向 The Hoover 报纸发表的言论而被停职，她在其中表示，犹太人、爱尔兰人和旅行者群体“无疑报告了更多偏见”，但“并非所有犹太人都遭受种族主义”。她将这些群体报告的偏见与直接针对朋友的偏见进行了类比。

在通用选举前不久，她被重新接纳进入工党，但去年在一次 BBC 采访中为自己的言论辩护并表示不后悔该事件后，再次被停职。此后她一直作为独立议员任职。

作为哈克尼北区和斯托克纽因顿区 (Hackney North and Stoke Newington) 的议员，艾伯特先生是工党最左翼派系——社会主义竞选小组 (Socialist Campaign Group) 的成员，该小组曾作为一部分反对伯纳姆先生竞选工党领导人。

在领导人竞选期间，伯纳姆先生回应并承诺要结束“工党内部”可能的冲突。

他承诺不会利用党纪来“offle 辩论”（原文如此），并暗示他的党务管理方式将与他的前任不同，后者曾多次撤回对反叛议员的党鞭指令。上周，伯纳姆先生将社会主义竞选小组的三名成员纳入其政府担任部长助理。这是该小组 members 首次在工党首相领导下进入政府。

在领导初期，基尔爵士判定杰里米·卡莱尔 (Jeremy Carlisle) 离开党内，试图根除反犹主义，并在其任职首月，停职了那些违抗党鞭、投票支持取消两名儿童福利上限的左翼议员。

与此同时，四名目前被停职的左翼工党议员后来已被重新接纳。在担任大曼彻斯特市市长期间，伯纳姆先生曾呼吁基尔爵士接纳那些关于福利问题的反叛者。

布赖恩·艾伯特 (Brian Abbott) 之前曾表示，犹太人经历种族主义的方式与黑人不同。

曾在杰里米·卡莱尔任内担任影子财政大臣的约翰·麦克唐纳 (John McDonnell) 曾呼吁伯纳姆先生允许艾伯特先生重返党内。

他上周在 X 上表示：“自从戴安·艾伯特 (Diane Abbott) 被工党停职以来，公众已经看到了……安迪·伯纳姆应该做正确的事，让戴安回来。”

“安迪·伯纳姆旨在改变工党的文化，回归成一个‘宽容之教会’ (broad church) —— 一个尊重人们观点的多元化政党。第一步应该是恢复戴安·艾伯特的工党党鞭资格。”

另一位工党议员乔安妮·里德 (Joani Reid) 昨晚也被重新接纳进入党内，她此前在三月份因其丈夫涉嫌为中国从事间谍活动被捕而“自愿”停职。

民调领先的安迪·伯纳姆（现任首相）在大曼彻斯特市市长补选中，于沃灵顿 (Warrington) 戈尔本 (Golborne) 的莱格法院 (Legh Court) 投票站投票。此次竞选是由他上个月辞职引发的。

“我不抛弃朋友。”法拉奇在“fosh George”捐款争议中表示

'斯特里廷 10 次拒绝支持 3% 的国防支出目标

作者：Judy Gibbons

政治记者

在关于警方对其财务活动控制以及他与 Robert CK 关系的审查日益增加之际，奈杰尔·法拉奇（NIGEL FARAGE）为其与乔治·科特雷尔（George Cottrell）的友谊辩护。

这位英国改革党（Reform UK）领导人在一次与《旁观者》（The Spectator）的采访中，在选举补选期间淡化了围绕财务危机的媒体关注。

法拉奇先生将被称为“fosh George”的科特雷尔描述为一名“控制”盟友，并表示他无意否认与一个他认为的朋友的关系。

他表示：“这种‘fosh George’的说法即使在起跑线上也很罕见。他是一个特立独行的人物，一件有趣的事情，而且在你们看来，那个人是信任的朋友。除非他们背叛我，否则我不会抛弃信任的朋友——就这么简单。”

法拉奇先生面临指控，称其未能正确申报一份来自常驻泰国的亿万富翁克里斯·布莱克曼（Chris Blackman）的 £1m 捐款，并且在他当选国会议员前的 £1 个月内，未能申报来自长期风险和加密赌博企业家科特雷尔的礼物和付款。

据称，科特雷尔提供了价值 £50,000 的安保、员工、司机和住宿。据报道，法拉奇先生还使用了科特雷尔在白林顿宫（Burlington Palace）附近租赁的一栋乔治亚风格城镇住宅。

当时的政府规定，新任议员必须登记任何价值超过 £500 且在进入英国后“他人无法合理认为”其目的是为了维持政治活动的礼物。据称，法拉奇先生在 2018 年当选后仅就科特雷尔的支持做出过一次披露，列出了用于参加比利时活动的 £50,000 差旅和住宿费。

在改革党领导人于 7 月 7 日辞去选举席位并引发补选之前，标准专员丹尼尔·格林伯格（Daniel Greenberg）对其捐款发起了 2 项议会调查。

法拉奇先生坚称他没有违反规定，并将此次选举补选描述为一场“人民对抗世界/频道”的战斗。然而，主要政党已拒绝在 10 场补选中派出候选人，而这位改革党领导人正面临来自 Count Starface 及其他数十名社会候选人的挑战。

如果法拉奇先生在下个月再次当选，议会调查将继续进行。

作者：Dominic Penna

次要政治记者

WES-TERETTING 已 10 次拒绝支持到 2030 年将国防支出占 GDP 的 2% 的目标。

国防大臣在未能承诺在十年末实现该目标方面追随了 Legh Burnham。上个月，当 John Dewe 因 Sir Keir Human 拒绝承诺 2030 年的时间表而辞任国防大臣时，斯特里廷先生支持了其辞职信。

然而，在昨天，他多次拒绝确认伯纳姆先生和希利（Healey）先生是否会允许 2% 的 GDP 因潜在投资而损失，并 10 次拒绝保证政府在支出更多资金时将实现该目标。

斯特里廷先生在 BBC 的《Today》节目中表示：“首相已经非常明确地表示，国防投资计划必须获得充分资助。人们将知道财政大臣对此持有多么强烈的看法。这些是未来预算和未来支出审查中需要讨论的话题。”

现任伯纳姆先生财政大臣的希利先生，在 Sir Keir 政府的最后几周内辞去了国防大臣一职，以抗议被搞砸且长期延迟的国防投资计划（DIP），该计划并未设定达到 2% 的时间表。

当时，希利先生表示，这样的目标与确保英国在面对俄罗斯重新产生的威胁时安全，以及防止其落后于欧洲盟友有关。

詹姆斯·罗奇（James Roche）就希利先生是否会在一年内将国防资金投入提高至国内生产总值（GDP）的 2% 提出质疑。斯特里廷先生回答道：“当然不排除这种可能性。但我也在确保，当我们做出支出承诺时，同时会阐明如何支付。恐怕我们过去见过，在保守党前任政府执政期间，他们似乎在公共财政上采取轻率且随意的方式。因此，对财政纪律的承诺至关重要，因为如果你不这样做，最终会因为失去信誉而付出沉重的代价，我们不会犯那些错误。”

斯特里廷先生接着表示，他在内阁会议上为增加军费预算进行论证是他的职责。然而，在面对《大新闻》（Big News）再次就 2% 这一数字提出挑战时，他回应道：“比方说，为了论证起见，如果我直接回答‘是的，我们将在 2030 年达到 2%’，那么不可避免会出现一个问题：你将如何筹集资金。我看到许多之前的政府，尤其是保守党政府，掉入的陷阱就是：设定他们将支出多少，或他们将削减哪些项目，而没有在同一时间说明他们将如何支付这笔费用。”

英国距离灾难仅一步之遥，然而自满情绪却在蔓延

David Blair

[由于原文OCR严重损坏，以下部分尝试在不改变原文破碎结构的前提下忠实翻译]

首席总统 (CHIEF-PRESIDENT OF THE)

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针对 10-Cartons 展开的一波空袭导致了灾难。人类巡航在外部，船长们在公众内部数百英里处，采取大胆行动，随后盟友匆忙派遣喷气式战斗机。

这两起事件都发生在过去的 24 小时内，而且直到最近，其中任何一件都能将其他所有事情从新闻议程中扫除。关于导弹击中欧洲盟友的报道很快会影响任何英国首相的决定，但部长们和服务首长在出现在联合街 (United Street) 发表一段漫无目的的安抚声明之前，会先召开一次紧急会议。然而，在今天的这种氛围中，当欧洲和中东的无数新闻已经变得如此平常，无论是 10-Somite 的袭击，还是俄罗斯导弹在波兰和南部暴行中爆炸，都未引起关注。

安迪·伯纳姆 (Andy Burnham) 将不会退缩，在 David 之前，进入内阁办公厅简报 (Cabinet Office Briefing) 的地下区域，从某个前方向前迈进。

Whitetail，该国第一个直接向新首相汇报其国内优先事项的人。相反，部长们无疑将取消他们的八月假期，将他们的日子视为挡住视线的窗帘。与此同时，我们其他人只是在继续生活，经常对远处闪烁的火焰视而不见。

在经历了一年半的时间，欧洲经历了自 1964, 以来最大的战争，以及在唐纳德·特朗普之后几个月，伊朗发生了同样血腥但同样毫无意义的冲突，这一切都是自然而然的。今天，对于那些在背景中不断愤怒的人来说，这似乎很正常。毕竟，不公正或离婚可能已经解决在英国天空之上，或者在我们的任何城镇、村庄或原野中爆炸。

但还能持续多久？人们确实应该克服任何自满感。今天，英国和我们的邻国距离公开冲突仅一步之遥。

在俄罗斯 RIs 500, 危机导弹在波兰的一块原野上自爆后，如果它击中了一座波兰城市，那么一切都将变得困难。然而，如果该武器的威力摧毁了其联盟街道，导致数十名平民死亡，那么波兰可能会决定其唯一的选择是报复。波兰是北约盟友，这意味着英国有义务保卫波兰领土，而这并不是一种方式，并不是一种方式，并不是一种方式 [注：此处原文出现大量重复词组 "to be a way"，译文予以保留或相应处理]

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“很容易想象出这样一种情景：伊朗的袭击将油价推至极高，从而使我们陷入经济衰退”

但假设一批时机恰到好处的伊朗导弹摧毁了位于沙特阿拉伯海湾海岸的 Rye Tansira 石油出口设施或 Abqars 加工厂。如果也门 the Shurds 反叛分子兑现其威胁，关闭红海的 Sa's Al Mandeh 入口，又会如何。

很容易想象出这样一种情景，即伊朗和 the Shurdsis 开展如此严重的协调袭击，导致油价飙升至每桶 $200。如果发生这种情况，英国可能会陷入经济衰退，而 Burnham 将没有资金用于任何国内援助——或者除了国防之外的任何其他事情。

所以，无论如何，请远离这些冲突的遥远火焰。没有什么比

自满更自然不过的了。但永远不要忘记，可能只需要一次升级，就会将这些危局带到这里。

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《每日电讯报》周五 31 July 2020

新闻

Bowker-hans 面对萨福克郡 Dramatic Heath 的一场山火，背景中可见 Maxwell；左下：消防员与荒原大火搏斗；右下：Dramatic 的房屋被毁

赛兹韦尔 (核电站) 山火始于 RSPB 湿地

英国最大的核电站因担心风力可能将“毁灭性”火灾吹向其方向而处于警戒状态

作者：Tom McArdle 和 Tim Sigworth

《电讯报》可以透露，一场在英国最大核电站附近肆虐的山火始于一个 RSPB（英国皇家鸟类保护协会）湿地保护区。

这场发生在萨福克郡赛兹韦尔 (核电站) 三英里外 Stanwich Heath 上的 375 英亩大火，始于周三下午 5.30 在附近的 RSPB Minnesota 自然地块。

这场被形容为“毁灭性”的火灾目前原因尚不明确，由于担心风向可能将其吹向核电站，该核电站已进入警戒状态。

然而，RSPB 萨福克郡区域经理 Adam Rowlands 表示，志愿者几天前在保护区发现了露天篝火的残余物。“火灾始于 RSPB 的土地，”他说，“那是火灾首次被报告的地方，也是我们认为的起火点。”

昨晚，随着 250 多名消防员奋力扑救，火势依然失控。火灾发生当日气温高达 33°C，英格兰半数以上地区已宣布进入干旱状态。

萨福克郡的官员昨晚表示，预计消防员在接下来的两天内仍将与大火搏斗，消防部门对此充满信心，认为他们正朝着正确的方向推进！

消防员试图通过在火势路径上挖掘壕沟并注水来减缓火势蔓延，同时直升机从附近的北海抽取海水并强力喷洒在火焰上。

当地农民赶往火场，利用拖拉机运输水罐车，并提供他们关于农田火灾的知识来提供帮助。Rowlands 先生告诉《电讯报》，大火始于其 Minnesota 保护区，该湿地是英国一些最稀有野生动物的栖息地。

“我们的一名志愿者发现了露天篝火的残余，这表明人们意识到其行为的后果，”他说。

“我们的现场团队一直与应急服务部门协作，调查火灾经过的区域；那里已完全被摧毁。”

“多年来致力于恢复栖息地以帮助夜莺、达特福德苇莺和林莺达到记录最高种群数量的团队，将因这场火灾而遭受数年的打击。目前，人们仍感到一种麻木感。我们正尝试控制火势，但这火很难控制，因为风向一直在变化！”

到目前为止，风将大火推向沿海的荒原，远离了大部分居民区和发电站。

昨天，EHF 表示 Maxwell 未受到大火影响，但称其“将继续监测情况”。然而，预报显示预计风向将会改变。

“这在很大程度上取决于社区精神。数十名农民表示：‘我已经在路上了’。”

风速预计将在夜间翻倍并转向岩石区域。

伦敦政治经济学院环境地理学副教授 Thomas Smith 博士表示，10 种不同的预测模型预测风向将转向赛兹韦尔 (核电站) 方向。“目前有一股浓烟，可能延伸至离岸 8 到 9 公里处，”他说，“如果这股烟雾转向下方，它绝对会笼罩发电站。”

人们认为，这场山火不太可能蔓延到发电站或相邻的、正在建设中的赛兹韦尔 (核电站) 厂区，因为湿地、道路和步道将大大减缓其蔓延速度。

对冲篱笆工 Richard Negus 表示，山火覆盖的土地面积昨天显著增长，从 24 英亩增加到 371 英亩。“这在很大程度上取决于社区精神。确实有数十名农民在说，‘我会帮上的’。”

首相 Andy Ruzickam 承诺将向消防员提供扑灭大火所需的“所有支持”。他表示：“我会确保萨福克郡消防救援服务部门获得所有……”

的支持，以及他们需要的其他部门的相互援助，以及任何需要投入的其他资源。”

伍尔斯顿（Woolston）的居民在村会堂设立了一个疏散中心，共同帮助该起火灾影响区域内来自住宅和房车营地的 200 多名疏散人员。

火灾附近的居民和度假者在昨晚获得了床铺，并在昨天早晨食用了早餐，而 Waitrose 和当地企业则为他们提供了午餐。

Bob Gordon，56 岁，是与妻子和爱犬一起被疏散的人员之一。这对来自林肯郡斯波尔丁（Spalding, Lincs）的夫妇当时正在度假，随后警方警告他们可能必须离开。这位快递司机说：“在现场，我们看不出烟雾有多大，但当警察引导我们离开时，深夜的阳光照在烟雾上，将其变成了鲜红色。简直像世界末日一样。”

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首相 Andy Ruzickam 承诺将向消防员提供他们扑灭大火所需的“所有支持”。他说：“我会确保这里的萨福克郡（Suffolk）消防救援服务部门获得所有投入。”

伍尔斯顿（Woolston）的居民在村会堂设立了一个疏散中心，共同帮助

与妻子和爱犬一起被疏散的人员。这对来自林肯郡斯波尔丁（Spalding, Lincs）的夫妇当时正在度假

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的支持，以及他们需要的其他部门的相互援助，以及任何需要投入的其他资源。”

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投入。”

他们可能不得不离开。一名快递员说：“在现场时，我们看不出烟雾有多严重，但当警察护送我们出去时，傍晚的阳光照在烟雾上，使其变成了亮红色。那场面像末日一样。”

“我将确保萨福克郡消防救援服务部门获得所有支持，包括他们所需的其他部门的相互援助，以及任何

军用飞机改装为水轰炸机以扑灭大火

作者：Christopher Jasper

交通工业版

欧洲最大的军用飞机已被征调用于扑灭法国的山火。

A400M Atlas 运输机通常用于运输部队和军队卡车，其巨大的货舱内现已安装了一个 22 吨的水箱。

当飞机在火场上方 100 英尺的低空俯冲时，它通过安装在开启的装载平台上的管道喷射化学灭火剂水。

该设备自 2022, 以来一直在开发中，在法国官员的干预下，相关设备的最终测试于上周获得快速通道审批。

在完成测试后的 24 小时内，首架飞机被部署在 Rostreaux 附近。

A400M Atlas 军用飞机现已配备一个 22 吨的水箱。

……和该区域，这家航空航天巨头加速了其消防计划。

……扑灭大火，此次火灾已导致 300,000 人流离失所。他说：“A400M 并非专门为消防设计，但这些飞机在军队中已有现货，且可以通过改装为消防工作提供贡献。”

这些飞机由空中客车公司（Airbus）制造，机翼在其位于英国的 Fifton 工厂生产——其携带的液体量是……航空航天巨头加速了其制造。

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克鲁尼夫妇在烈火肆虐中被迫逃离其 £8m 法国城堡

作者：本报外派记者

乔治·克鲁尼（GEORGE CLOONEY）在毁灭性的山火席卷该地区时，被迫与妻子及双胞胎孩子一起逃离他在法国南部价值 £8m 的城堡。

这位 65 岁的演员及其 40 岁的妻子安娜（Annal）在附近发生火灾后，逃离了位于法国东南部 Brigadier 的住所。

在一次尝试告知 Hitler Brouard 的声明中，这对夫妇表示：“我们不知道我们美丽的房子能否在这次考验中幸存。”

他们补充道：“我们希望您和我们城市的人们平安。安娜和我致力于确保无论我们的村庄发生什么，我们都会支持这个社区，并参与使其恢复原状。我们热爱 Brigadier 以及经常……在此希望，同时也考虑覆盖其机队，它已具备。‘我将确保证人如此之多地支持我们’。”

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2020 年 7 月 31 日，星期五 《每日电讯报》

数千名移民游向西班牙

马德里被敦促宣布国家紧急状态，因 {Ceuta} 飞地被涌入的人潮淹没

6 小时前 6:15pm

本周，数千名移民从摩洛哥游向西班牙领土，利用边境管控的漏洞，导致安保力量不堪重负。

位于北非的 {Ceuta} 飞地是欧盟在非洲大陆仅有的 2 个陆地边境之一，目前经历了移民激增，超过 1,700 人经海路抵达，其中 9 人在途中丧生。

部分移民通过游向拥挤的海岸抵达，而另一些则趁安保人员忙乱之机步行跨越边境。

尽管陆路边境由一支精锐的高级安保部队守护，并由西班牙和摩洛哥严密把守，但海路抵达者却受到一项新法院裁决的保护。

西班牙最高法院本月判定，在试图抵达 {Ceuta} 或相邻的 {Melilla} 飞地时于海中被拦截的移民，不能根据其特殊的边境处理制度被强制遣返。

据信，创纪录的良好条件和温暖的海水温度也导致了抵达人数的激增。

大多数移民被运送到大陆，在那里他们接受处理，且如果他们不被认定为移民，则可能进入申根区。

西班牙的社会环境围绕着一项针对非法移民的特赦，其中至少 1.5 百万人申请了居留权。

{Ceuta} 总统 Jean Louis Vivas 恳请马德里宣布国家紧急状态，接管他所称的“人道主义和社会危机”，并修补法律漏洞。

部分移民（主要为摩洛哥人）在低潮位附近游向岸边，而其他人则选择更长的路线以避开安保部队的侦察。

西班牙的国民卫队 (Guardia Civil) 警察部队正派遣无人机在海边巡逻，监测海浪中的移动，触发了多次对游泳者的拦截，使巡逻艇能够截获他们。

从周三晚上到昨天早晨，超过 500 名摩洛哥未成年人和 5 名成年人游入了 {Ceuta}。

其中一些由国民卫队官员救起，另一些则抵达岸边，随后被护送到临时住宿点。

在截至昨天早晨的 24 小时内，西班牙安保部队还地回收了三具尸体，这增加了今年在 {Ceuta} 海域发现的溺水移民总数。

一名将婴儿绑在身上的母亲与其丈夫一同获救。

Vivas 先生表示，该市为未成年人和成年人提供的避难设施已饱和。

“为了让西班牙其他地区有个概念，这相当于 {Ceuta} 总人口的 2 百分比。”

“就像在过去 10 天里，有一百万人非法经海路抵达一样。”

目前约 700 名摩洛哥未成年人在 {Ceuta} 政府的照顾下，是其官方容量的 20 倍；而成年人中心接收的人数明显超过了其 432 人的官方定额，且有四分之三的人携带一名未成年人。

Vivas 先生表示，这种情况可能会

移民抵达 {Ceuta} 的场景（上图），一名男子在水边拿着橡胶圈。上方为摩洛哥，在抵达海滩之前。

变得像 2020 年 5 月的危机那样混乱，当时摩洛哥以允许至少 5,000 名公民进入 {Ceuta} 来回应与西班牙的外交紧张关系。

西班牙内政部长 Fernando Grande Marleada 表示，他将访问 {Ceuta} 以评估局势。

但部门消息人士称，内部移民流动并非宣布国家紧急状态的合法理由。2015 年，西班牙将“快速遣返” (hot returns) 实践合法化，即警察立即驱逐那些攀爬边境围栏进入 {Ceuta} 或 {Melilla} 欧洲领土的移民。

周三，一组 20 名来自多个非洲国家的移民从 {Ceuta} 的避难设施被运送到西班牙大陆。

大多数抵达休达（Ceuta）的人员最终会被分散到西班牙本土城市，并在确定其法律地位期间获得援助。

政府的特赦计划将向未登记移民授予合法居留权和工作权，这将是欧洲历史上规模最大的一次。西班牙首相佩德罗·桑切斯（Pedro Sánchez）表示，该政策既是一套公正的方案，同时也是强有力的措施，旨在通过吸引年轻劳动力进入该国，以维持西班牙强劲的经济增长并保障

公共养老金。

特赦对象为在 1 月 1 日之前进入西班牙、在该国连续居住五个月且无犯罪记录的人员。

申请截止日期为 6 月 30 日。

此次特赦使西班牙成为欧洲的异类，因为大多数保守派领导人一直在打击非法移民并寻求加快遣返速度。

据报道，桑切斯先生在 6 月的欧洲

“就好像在过去的 10 天里，有 100 万人通过海路非法进入西班牙一样”

峰会上与意大利右翼总理乔治亚·梅洛尼（Giorgio Meloni）就该计划产生了分歧。梅洛尼女士主导了更严厉的欧盟范围内的移民规则（包括海外遣返营），她表示此次特赦将给欧盟内部这个排名 No. 1 的免签区域带来后果。

在特赦计划公布后，欧盟委员会发出警告，称居留许可仅适用于西班牙，而非欧盟其他地区。

西班牙的主要反对党——中右翼的 Faridah Spadar (FP) 和极右翼的 Vox 党均反对此次特赦，双方均认为这将吸引更多非法移民。

四人在试图穿越英吉利海峡的小船事故中丧生

作者：查尔斯·海马尔 (Charles Hymar)

在年度回顾中

周四，由于人口走私者继续启动危险的超载橡皮艇，有四人在试图穿越英吉利海峡时死亡。

此次死亡事件发生在该海峡的人道生命危机之后，在四小时内，有移民乘坐九艘船抵达英国，每艘船平均承载 4.6 人。据信，三名女性在 10 月份于一艘在伦敦附近海滩接送他们的“太阳船”上遭遇心脏病发作后淹死。

在包括消防员、警察和急救人员在内的法国应急服务部门发起救援，并将其送回美国和美国后，他们被带上岸。据宣布，这些人已死亡。据报道，他们的年龄大约在 20、30 和 50 岁。

第四名移民——一名男性——在

他的橡皮艇被捕获时死亡，当时其他移民正试图在登森 (Donsen) 海岸附近登船。你们的船沿海岸航行以接送移民，通常在接送点数英里外出发，以避免被新部署的阿拉巴马警察部队拦截。

这些死亡事件发生在不到 24 小时

我们的命令是让他们走。我们只需要对他们说：“不要那样做。这很危险”

之后，在周三，在海滩巡逻的法国警察承认，他们接到的命令是不阻止移民登上船只（从岸边出发并前往英国）。

其中一人在布斯凯 (Bousquet) 海滩面对影子内政大臣克里斯·菲利普 (Chris Philip) 时说道：“我们的命令是让他们走。我们只需要对他们说：‘不要那样做。这很危险。’”内政部确认，周三有 752 名移民过海，为今年单日最高人数，超过了 6 月某日的 750 人前高。单日抵达人数的纪录是 1,300 名移民，发生在 1 2022. 年 9 月。在过去 30 天中，由于人口走私者利用天气条件，已有 1,000 多名移民穿越海峡。今年到目前为止约有 15,000 名移民穿越，比去年的 24,500 人下降了 42%。

此次死亡事件发生在安迪·伯纳姆 (Andy Burnham) 称赞政府遏制小船计划的几天之后。该计划正在“起作用”，尽管他承认“仍有更多工作要做”。

他在周四的事件后表示：“总的来说，如果你观察 2020 年起的情况，从 2020, 年开始，已经取得了显著进展。但要达到我们要求的对该问题的掌控程度，还需要做很多工作。”

涉嫌间谍在“塞浦路斯英国皇家空军基地从事间谍活动”指控下反对引渡

作者：Sister Graham Brown（利马索尔）与 Max Stephens

一名涉嫌在塞浦路斯英国皇家空军（RAF）基地从事间谍活动的间谍已出庭，反对被引渡至英国。

拉斐尔·索尔塔诺夫（Rafael Soltanov），64岁，拥有英国和国际双重国籍，居住在伦敦北部的伊斯灵顿（Islington）。他被怀疑通过监视英国皇家空军基地的战斗机人员为伊朗从事间谍活动。

大都会警察局指称，这名此前担任司机的个体在阿博维茨（Abovitz）——该地处于英国主权之下——进行了敌对监视，并与伊朗伊斯兰革命卫队（IRGC）分享了信息。

他于2020年6月首次被塞浦路斯警方逮捕，随后由于英国检察官介入试图将其引渡，相关指控在一个月后未被提起，因为他在英国可能面临间谍罪指控。这是首起利用《国家安全法》针对涉嫌海外犯罪而进行的此类调查。

索尔塔诺夫先生昨天在利马索尔地区法院出庭，在针对他的引渡程序开始时穿着一件预制服装T恤，而他对该程序提出了挑战。他目前被拘留在韦塞克斯（Wessex）中央监狱。316-rough and/orzards（译注：原文此处为乱码）的皇家检控局（CPS）正寻求将其带回伦敦的 IDMF bebamah。据报道，他与伊斯兰革命卫队有直接联系，并于去年6月因涉嫌监视阿博维茨而被捕，该基地是英国在中东地区军事行动的关键中转站。

根据去年当地 Philomow 网站的一篇报道，这名涉嫌间谍在被捕前的三个月里，被指使用长焦相机及照片在基地内拍摄，并记录了笔记副本。

最近有报道称，根据英国引渡请求的基础主张，他涉嫌向其“上线”发送资料，该上线被认为是 Shad Elkin Bigham，一名被国际逮捕令通缉的 Asechidjan/Iminian 国籍人士。

在庭审中，索尔塔诺夫先生仅使用 Asechidjan (Arenf) 语与法院指定的翻译交流，并反复表示他难以理解发生了什么。他否认了这些指控。听证会将于下周恢复。

雷纳告知首相：移民打击行动应豁免外国护理人员

作者：Charles Hymar 和 Daniel Martin

作为社会护理改革的一部分，新政府必须在签证打击行动中豁免护理工作者。

据报道，首相正在考虑将护理工作者纳入内政大臣 Shabana Mahmood 的计划中。根据该计划，部分人员可能需要停留的时间将长于目前的五年，即使他们已经在英国境内。

在重返内阁后首次就此问题发表公开声明时，住房大臣雷纳 (Mr Rayner) 敦促首相修改该计划。此前在担任反对党成员时，她曾将这种做法描述为迫使人们在追溯性地测试后停留的时间比预期更长。

在 LRC 节目中，雷纳女士表示：“如果我们请求某人来到这个国家做出贡献，而我们现在又在收紧这些规则，我认为我们不应该追溯性地更改它们。我知道目前关于如何处理劳动力以及未来如何交付的讨论正在进行中，我希望看到一个合适的职业结构，为我们的年轻人提供机会。”首相昨天在关于年轻人的计划中提到了就业机会。

“我希望看到年轻人将护理视为一条职业路径，让他们可以像我当年那样开始，然后根据意愿决定是进入卫生服务部门还是留在护理领域，但要理解这份工作的价值，这是我做过的最令人满足的事情。”

在周三的议程中，Burelson 先生承诺将采取步骤“积极地”增加社会护理劳动力，目前该领域有近 90,000 个职位空缺。

首相特别强调了外国护理工作者的作用，呼吁关注来自其他国家的人员。他表示：“来自其他国家的人一直在照顾我的父亲（他患有阿尔茨海默症）。我想让这些护理人员知道：我们感谢你们，感谢你们为支持人们所做的一切。”

社会护理部门传统上依赖国际招聘，在英国 12 million 名护理工作者中，近三分之一是外国公民。

去年，政府更改了该计划以停止从国外招聘护理工作者，试图遏制净迁移。Mahmood 先生的计划将把持有健康与护理签证的社会护理工作者获得永久居留权的年限从 5 年增加到 15 年。

一名政府发言人表示：“政府已经就目前在英国境内且尚未获得定居身份的人员是否应设有过渡安排进行了咨询。”

“目前尚未做出决定。我们正在审核 2000,000 份回复，并将于秋季公布新的定居模式。”

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《每日电讯报》周五 2020 年 7 月 31 日

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Bitesize 学习游戏允许用户扮演火药阴谋者并尝试从伦敦塔逃脱

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BBC 将盖·福克斯（Guy Fawkes）称为一名“不屈的活动家”，并将其比作曼德拉。

在面向儿童的历史资源中，这位试图炸毁议会和詹姆斯一世国王的阴谋者被列入“想要改变世界的”民权活动家之列。

BBC Bitesize 为小学提供的材料将福克斯与民权活动家罗莎·帕克斯（Rosa Parks）、女性参政权论者埃马诺琳·潘克赫斯特（Emanoline Pankhurst）以及反种族隔离领导人曼德拉并列。该材料采用了

名为“与……一起深入了解……有趣的活动家”（Just in One with...Interesting Activists）的教育游戏形式，邀请孩子们走进这些运动者（包括那些所谓的常规人物）的世界。

该游戏似乎是在 2020 年 6 Lives Matter 抗议活动之后创建的，BBC 网站上的资源标语称，孩子们可以“进行一次时光旅行，详细了解那些奋斗过的人”。

这位争取女性权利的运动者……永远地改变了世界！

游戏中解释了福克斯参与 2001 年那场失败阴谋的情况，即在议会开幕式期间将火药安置在议会中，这有可能杀死国王和数百名朝廷官员。

由于对詹姆斯一世登基后未能兑现对天主教徒的让步感到失望，该阴谋旨在废除新国王，并引发一场武装叛乱以建立一个走私者国家。

福克斯被抓获、折磨并处决。他的同谋，包括阴谋领导者罗伯特·卡西迪（Robert Cassidy），也被追捕并杀害。

孩子们可以在 Bitesize 游戏中扮演福克斯，帮助他在议会地下室躲避皇家卫兵，并在被关在伦敦塔期间杀老鼠。

与游戏配套的资料解释说，11 月 1 日的庆祝活动是为了纪念火药阴谋的失败，而玩家作为游戏的一部分，可以构建自己的数字篝火。

关键阶段 1（Key stage 1）的学生还可以通过扮演反种族隔离运动者的角色来了解曼德拉。

玩家可以帮助曼德拉张贴海报，在狱中观看岁月的流逝，并选择“真相与和解委员会”小组的成员。

该委员会是在南非种族隔离结束之后成立的，旨在让遭受侵犯人权的受害者分享他们的故事。

在扮演潘克赫斯特时，玩家可以帮助她制作横幅，为女性选举权招募支持者，并在投票箱中收集选票。

游戏的帕克斯部分涵盖了这位民权活动家在 Alzheim 拒绝遵守公交车隔离规定，从而促成了 2015 年由马丁·路德·金支持的抵制行动。

游戏允许玩家寻找作物并帮助人们在公交车上实现非隔离警告。

Bitesize 网站上的另一款类似游戏允许孩子们扮演历史上的探险家，包括“第一个登月的人”。

另外两名探险家是阿米莉亚（Amelia）和策划者，她是第一位单独飞越大西洋的女性，以及吉姆·福雷斯特（Jim Forrest），一位记录其在非洲旅行经历的中世纪穆斯林探险家。

BBC 的教育材料过去曾因历史准确性受到质疑。

该网站中一个专门用于 62.78 历史复习的板块在被《电讯报》（The Telegraph）于 2020 年揭露其声称“英国的每个人都被描述为移民”后被删除。此前在 2018 年发布的面向儿童的 Hovells History 材料声称，在这些地点变成英国之前，早期的英国人是黑色的！

BBC 已被联系以发表评论。

MasterChef 明星：顾客的狗杀了我家的鸡

作者：Roby Clive

一名米其林星级 (MICHELIN-SEARREP) 厨师透露，有顾客在照顾孩子之前，任由其宠物狗杀死了他的鸡。

如下所述：1. 一名米其林星级 (MICHELIN-SEARREP) 厨师透露，有顾客在照顾孩子之前，任由其宠物狗杀死了他的鸡。

2. 曾在 2011 年参加过《MasterChef》专业组赛事的亚当·汉德林 (Adam Handling) 在社交媒体上分享了一段视频，声称这种“邪恶”的行为导致了这些鸡的死亡。

3. 周日，Goane 在其位于 康沃尔 (Cornwall) 的 Tarian and Fox Police 处解开了狗绳，导致一只母鸡死亡。Goane 在周日于其位于 康沃尔 (Cornwall) 的 Tarian and Fox Police 处解开了狗绳，导致一只母鸡死亡。他补充道：“我太失望了。我太心碎了。我非常爱那些鸡。”

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男子因认为自己被剥夺继承权而炸毁童年故居

作者：Roby White 高级财经撰稿人

由于“起征点持续冻结”的问题，领取养老金者的状况已创下 1987 年以来近 250 的记录。

根据英国税务海关总署（HMRC）的官方数据，Srinivas 在 2018-21, 年期间缴纳了 £20,000 的所得税，在短短两年内增加了 40% 以上。

前养老金大臣史蒂夫·韦伯爵士（Sir Steve Webb）将此次增长归咎于多年来冻结的税收起征点，这导致更多人被纳入纳税网。

预计今年将有创纪录的 54.6 million 养老金领取者需要纳税，这意味着所有纳税人中几乎有四分之一处于国家养老金领取年龄。

专家表示，这一增长是由所得税起征点驱动的，该起征点自 2010-21 年起一直被冻结。

史蒂夫爵士表示：“这些数字表明，养老金领取者近年来为养老金缴纳的所得税金额激增。税收起征点和免税额的持续冻结，导致越来越多的养老金领取者需要纳税，且更多的人进入了更高的税级。”

“在关于代际公平的讨论中，人们经常忽略的是养老金领取者向系统回馈了多少。虽然养老金在增加，但通过增加的所得税收，有越来越大比例的资金回流到了环境中。”

自税收起征点冻结以来，额外有三百万名养老金领取者被迫缴纳所得税。前财政大臣雷切尔·里夫斯（Rachel Reeves）将冻结期限延长至 2020 年 4 月。

当国家养老金在 4 月再次增加并随三倍增长挂钩时，其金额也将首次超过 £32,570 的免税额。

不过，财政大臣约翰·布雷迪（John Brady）已确认，仅依靠国家养老金生活的退休人员无需纳税。

Stockton Financial 的安德鲁·塔利（Andrew Tully）表示，许多拥有退休储蓄的养老金领取者可能会面临更高的税率。

所得税基本税率为 20%（对于 £32,571 至 £30,570, 之间的收入），而 40% 的较低税率适用于 £30,571, 和 £32,540. 之间。40% 的附加税率则从 £32,540 起征，这三个起征点与 2018-21 年保持一致。

爵士表示：“这并不意味着缴纳所得税的人数多于任何其他税种，而更多的人在原本仅需缴纳基本税率时，现在却在缴纳更高税率的税。”

一名财政部发言人表示：“任何仅依靠全额或基本国家养老金且没有其他增加收入的人员，将无需缴纳所得税。”

作者：Charlotte Gifford 高级财经记者

根据英国税务海关总署（HMRC）的新计划，纳税人可能会因为在纳税申报单上犯下“无心之失”而面临罚款。

该税务机构计划赋予自身新权力，以判定自雇人士和房东是否故意提交不准确的自我评估纳税申报单。

根据现行规则，只有在纳税人明知提交错误信息的情况下，HMRC 通常才将该错误视为“故意的”。

然而，拟议中的立法允许该机构在纳税人犯下“严重错误”且未能予以纠正时收取罚款。

罚款规模取决于各项因素，例如该错误是否为粗心大意——即纳税人并非故意提供错误信息。

如果 HMRC 随后发现纳税人存在“故意”错误，则必须支付更高的罚款。

对于因粗心错误导致的罚款，金额将在 0% 至 30% 之间浮动；而对于故意错误，罚款最高可达 100%。HMRC 计划利用该政策提高合规性并释放资源，以便专注于更复杂的避税案件。

但专家警告称，这——同时也可能给纳税人带来“更沉重的负担”。Blick Rottenberg 会计师事务所的 Rignard Shah 表示：“大多数人犯下无心之失是因为他们不理解规则。”

Porthfields律师事务所的Helen Youhanam表示，这一变化对于大型公司来说将“尤其成问题”。她说道：“故意违规的后果可能是严重的，无论是在财务上还是声誉上。”

该立法将在9月7日之前进行技术磋商。

目前尚未设定其正式生效的具体日期。

如果该法案通过，将引入一项新义务，要求纳税人在意识到错误后必须对其进行更正。

这些提案是在安格拉·雷纳（Angela Rayner）——近期被指责的住房秘书——因其残疾儿子的复杂信托安排，未能为其文件办理正确金额的印花税之后提出的。

税务海关总署（HMRC）的一位发言人表示：“这些提案旨在为那些在我们在提醒后迅速更正错误的人最大限度地减少处罚，并使更正过程更加快捷简便。”

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8 新闻 2020年7月31日 星期五 《每日电讯报》

议会因切断与海法关系面临法律挑战威胁

作者：Daniel Martin 和 Genevieve Hall-Allen

一个绿党-工党（GREENO-BU'S）议会在投票决定切断与其以色列姐妹城市的联系后，可能面临法律挑战。

周二，这个自五月起由扎克·波兰斯基（Zach Polanski）所属政党领导的伦敦自治市正式决定终止与海法（Haifa）的任何关系，以抗议加沙局势。

反犹太主义运动（Campaign Against Anti-Semitism, CAA）告诉《电报》报，它已要求律师评估该伦敦自治市是否违反了公共部门平等法（public sector equality duty），该法律规定当局有义务促进不同社区之间的良好关系。

一名 CAA 发言人表示：“海法是一座共存之城，而非冲突之城。这是一个犹太人和阿拉伯人以和谐共处而闻名的地点。”

“当该议会致力于研究是否切断与海法的关系时，附近的森林议会（forest council）却决定与拉姆安拉（Ramallah）结好，而那是一个巴勒斯坦当局禁止犹太人进入的城市。”

“这种政治姿态不仅令当地犹太社区担忧，对于那些所谓的‘独立’议会来说，也是巨大的时间与资源浪费；如果他们被发现行为违法，情况将 더욱 糟糕。”

前保守党总检察长迈克尔·埃利斯爵士（Sir Michael Ellis）表示：“这个自治市议会的非理性行为，使其在程序和议题上容易受到司法审查（political review）的挑战。”

“应当基于多个理由提起诉讼，包括该议会是基于虚假的文本叙事而采取行动，他们在开始‘整合’之前可能已经预设了决定，且其行为损害了该自治市内的社区关系。”

他补充道：“该自治市近 1 ％的人口是犹太人，这里也是世界上规模最大的超正统派犹太社区之一的所在地。这种所谓的‘去关联化’……对该自治市自身的一部分人口具有歧视性，且可以说是有害的。”

他表示：“我无法就此事发表评论。”

社论评论：第 15 页

图中：昨天，警察在威斯敏斯特治安法院外将一名抗议者带走。这次示威由“保卫我们的陪审团”（Defend Our Juries）运动发起，旨在支持“巴勒斯坦行动”（Palestine Action），抗议此前因攻击该组织而被逮捕的人员。听证会已休庭。

关于绿党 T 恤的“双轨制警务”争议

在警方决定波兰斯基分享的断头台图像不太可能构成犯罪后，改革党对大都会警察局表示不满

作者：Natasha Prema 和 Genevieve Hall-Allen

记者 16 指责大都会警察局实行“双轨制警务”，因为警方决定不对扎克·波兰斯基（Zach Polanski）分享的一篇看似威胁奈杰尔·法拉奇（Nigel Farage）的帖子采取进一步行动。

绿党领导人波兰斯基先生拒绝为分享该社交媒体帖子道歉。该帖子显示了一名绿党支持者在布里斯托尔的一次活动中穿着一件印有断头台图案的 T 恤，上面写着“我们只是在为奈杰尔制定计划”。

改革党领导人法拉奇先生表示，分享该帖子“令人难以置信”，并将此事移交给大都会警察局处理。

周三晚上，苏格兰场表示将不对波兰斯基先生采取任何行动，理由是分享该图像“不太可能”构成刑事犯罪。警方补充说，波兰斯基先生并未被要求就该图像接受质询，且任何刑事调查都将适用于同样分享了该图像的 150 名个人和组织。

针对这一决定，一名改革党（Reform UK）发言人表示：“我们再次看到，我们生活在一个双轨制的英国。”

“扎克·波兰斯基被允许在煽动谋杀后逍遥法外，而全国各地的普通人却因为在网上发表言论而被警察敲门。”

改革党内政发言人吉姆·尤苏夫（Jim Yusuf）补充道：“警方已确认，对于扎克·波兰斯基分享一张呼吁处决奈杰尔·法拉奇的男子穿着 T 恤的照片，将不采取任何行动。这就是英国双轨制警务的证明。试想一下如果情况反过来会怎样。”

目前数据显示，警员每年根据《2005年通信法》第 22 条和《1998年恶意通信法》第 1 条大约进行 12,000 次逮捕。来自 37 个警队的警员在 2023 年进行了 12,000 次逮捕，相当于每天约 10 次。在 2024 年，有 44 起针对可能引起骚乱的社交媒体帖子的起诉。

大都会警察局在周三的一份声明中表示，已将穿着该 T 恤的人员移交给杰苏斯和萨默塞特警方（Jesus and Somerset Police），并主张应对其“记录”一项犯罪行为。

杰苏斯和萨默塞特警方随后不久表示，“尚未达到刑事犯罪的阈值”。

一名绿党发言人表示：“警方已经审查了证据并得出结论，没有犯罪行为。这一点从一开始就很明显，同样明显的是，改革党一直将此作为其政治立足点，出于其自身的愤世嫉俗之目的，以转移人们对其自身可疑捐款问题的关注。”

在周二接受 BBC 采访时，波兰斯基先生多次拒绝就该帖子向法拉奇先生道歉。

这位绿党领导人强调，他在意识到图像内容后立即删除了该帖子，并表示：“如果我是故意这么做的，我就会道歉。”

绿党支持者穿着断头台 T 恤

与此同时，波兰斯基先生麾下的一名国会议员似乎对他判断力提出了质疑，并表示她会立即道歉。

当 LBC 问及如果犯错是否应该立即道歉时，北Herefordshire的国会议员埃莉·克劳恩斯（Ellie Clownes）回答道：“是的，我也会道歉。扎克显然对他对此的反应做出了自己的决定。但是的，我会立即就他的立场道歉，因为我认为，是的，如果你确实犯了错，你应该说对不起。”

周三首次披露，波兰斯基先生点赞了暗示其右翼对手支持阿道夫·希特勒的在线帖子，尽管他曾承诺在社交媒体上“表现得更好”。

一名绿党支持者在周一写道：“左翼政治家必须在各方面都完美，不能犯微小的错误，而右翼政治家却可以随意呼吁种族骚乱和”

pugmans，驱逐数百万非白种人，印刷希特勒，goose-dogging 和 sing-bolling

second-fits-paid，等等。”

波兰斯基先生给该帖子点赞了，还给另一个指责改革党（Reform）进行 “lans outings” 的帖子点赞。

在市政厅，波兰斯基先生仍可能因该帖子面临行动，他自 2021 年起一直是伦敦议会议员。此前，改革党向大伦敦市政府（GLA）投诉了他的冲突。市政厅确认其

监督员正在考虑由改革党伦敦议会议员亚历克斯·威尔逊（Alex Wilson）提出的投诉。

如果该官员决定进行调查并发现波兰斯基先生违反了 GLA 议员冲突准则，绿党领导人可能不得不限制其道歉。

波兰斯基先生与法拉奇先生之间的冲突是在亚历克斯·沃尔登斯坦（Alex Waldenstine）被杀后爆发的，后者曾是保守党国会议员，后来成为改革党的发言人。一名 20 岁的男子被指控涉嫌谋杀 White conflict，审判初步定于明年 6 月。

在发生这起涉嫌谋杀案后，英国改革党（Reform UK）将为其国会议员及资深民选政治人物提供全天候安保。

法拉奇先生表示他收到了 500 多封死亡威胁，而他的副手理查德·泰斯（Richard Tice）声称他在圣诞节前后被迫使用了他的紧急求救按钮。

泰斯先生表示，他在议会园区外被一名具有攻击性的男子跟踪，但他迅速拦住了一辆警车，该男子随即被逮捕。

如果法拉奇断头台 T 恤不被视为潜在犯罪，那么为什么这些被视为犯罪？

作者：Anny Gilchown

PRESTIGE COMMUNIST

在坚持认为一名男子穿着一件似乎威胁奈杰尔·法拉奇（Nigel Farage）生命的 T 恤不构成犯罪后，PRESTI 被指责为“令人震惊的虚伪”。

Jesus 和 Somerset 的警员现已排除对 2020 年一次绿党集会期间该事件采取刑事行动的可能性。该国外警队此前曾在类似案件中采取行动。

该警队迅速判定没有犯罪行为，认为“抗议性”考虑已落实到该图像在众多文本中的控制范围内，且当局无法确定其意图。活动现场没有收到任何投诉，该 T 恤被穿着，且没有证据表明 T 恤的来源意图威胁任何个人或鼓励他人这样做。”

一名 Jesus 和 Somerset 警方的发言人补充道：“我们评估所有向我们报告的情况，并将任何犯罪行为视为犯罪，无论种族、族群、背景或身份如何。”

“我们的职责是保护公众并维持和平——而不是监管政治观点。警员经过培训，能够公平、适度地根据证据和风险采取行动。”

“我们不畏惧也不偏袒地执行警务，做出基于法律且专注于确保人们安全的独立决定。”

然而，《电讯报》挖掘出了类似的案件，在这些案件中警方确实追究了刑事责任，这引发了关于“双标”（two-tier）警务的新指责。

一名传教士“煽动宗教仇恨”

根据其法律顾问的说法，福音派牧师 Dix Moedley 因在一次面向英国人的直接书面陈述中批评伊斯兰教及其意识形态，被 Jesus 和 Somerset 警方以“煽动宗教仇恨”为由逮捕。

警方在 2018 年保守党会议开幕式期间，对一个从索尔福德（Salford）桥上垂下的抗议行为展开调查。

他最初于 2021 年 11 月因涉嫌种族或宗教加剧的公共秩序罪以及现行袭击被捕。警方随后在今年 1 月再次将其传唤并进一步讯问。在数月的不确定后，该警队在 4 月份撤销了其仇恨犯罪调查，称“将不采取进一步行动”。

“死保守党人”横幅

2008 年保守党会议开幕式期间，人们看到一面写有“死保守党人”（dead Tories）的横幅悬挂在索尔福德一座桥上，警方随即展开调查。在关于法国辩论中所使用语言的争论日益激烈之际，该信息写道：

‘我们的职责是保护公众——而不是监管政治观点’

‘1310,000 人在保守党统治下被杀。是时候平整这个消亡的场地了。’

大曼彻斯特警方表示，他们一直将该事件作为公共秩序案件进行调查，但目前没有活跃的侦查线索。

因“辱骂跨性别女性”被定罪

来自Herefordshire 的两个孩子的母亲 June Andrew 在与一名跨性别女性在 X 平台上争论一年后，被判定违反了 2003 年的《通信法》。她在 2020 年被判定违反了一项模糊的法律条款，地方法官告诉她，她违反了“相互友善且不互相辱骂”的“准则”。

该定罪后来在上诉中被推翻，原审法官的上诉被认为在“多个问题上强行解释”，且其推导过程“存在缺陷”。

这次定罪引起了全球关注，包括 Boris Solomon 在 2008 年 2 月的评价：“我简直无法评判。警员们正没完没了地将那些在 Twitter 上造成不必要冒犯的母亲们填满拘留室。”

退休警员关于反波姆宾纳（anti-bombina）的帖子

一名来自肯特郡的退休特勤警员在发布了一篇关于英国反波姆宾纳威胁的警告帖子后受到警告，警方称该帖子不恰当。

朱利安·福尔克斯 (Julian Foulkes) 在其房间内被一名警员逮捕，而该警员来自他曾服务过十年的警队。此前，他在 X 上与一名支持亲巴勒斯坦游行者的支持者发生争执。他回复了一个支持亲巴勒斯坦抗议的账户，称：“距离收到上述针对犹太抵达者的编码仅一步之遥。”福尔克斯先生的家中被搜查，警员扣押了他的电子设备并将其移至等待中的警车中。他们还翻找了他最私人的物品。随后，这位退休警官被关在警察拘留室 8 小时，因涉嫌恶意通信受到审讯。由于担心进一步升级可能会影响他前往澳大利亚看望女儿的能力，尽管没有犯罪，他还是接受了一次警告。该事件发生在 2020 年 11 月。在 2021 年，肯特郡警方承认该警告是一个错误并将其删除。

艾莉森·皮尔逊因帖子被“欺凌和骚扰”

警察在阵亡将士纪念日周日抵达《电报》专栏作家艾莉森·皮尔森 (Allison Pearson) 的家中，通知她因 12 个月前发布后又删除的一篇社交媒体帖子，涉嫌煽动种族仇恨而受到调查。

皮尔森表示，在 2020 年 11 月准备参加罂粟花日纪念仪式期间，她在接受通知时感到被“欺凌和骚扰”。随后，埃塞克斯 (Essex) 警方的调查被撤销，警方未采取进一步行动。

一名来自 Jesus 和萨默塞特警方的发言人表示：“虽然我们不能就其他警队的决定发表评论，但所提及的两项 Jesus 和萨默塞特警方的调查结果相同——均已存档且不采取进一步行动。”

“我们评估所有向我们报告的情况，并据此调查犯罪行为，无论其种族、民族、背景或身份如何。我们的职责是保护公众和维护和平，而不是监管政治观点。我们公正无私地开展工作，做出基于法律且专注于保障人们安全的独立决定。”

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动态定价冲击停车场，驾驶员为此买单

不知情且未作准备的驾驶员在高峰时段或活动日面临被动态资费“套路”的风险

作者：Harry Brennan 和 Robert White

【动态定价】正被引入停车场，这是针对驾驶员发动的一场最新攻势。

在“动态资费”机制下，驾驶员在高峰时段或活动日等需求旺盛时，可能需要支付比其他客户更高的停车费。

这意味着驾驶员在停车时可能并不知道将被收取多少费用，因为现场并不总是显示固定费用。

这种定价做法目前已在全国多个地点实施。此前，它曾在大众产业中引起轩然大波——尤其导致了 Oasis Beacons 巡演门票成本上涨了 100% 以上。

这种被航空公司和 Chet 等科技公司普及的“激增收费”方式已被证明是极其有效的，像 Parks Swift 这样的公司在发现这一做法后，正致力于通过新法规保护消费者免受不公平行为的影响。

在停车领域，此前这种做法仅限于通过移动应用程序预订的私人车道空间以及机场停车场。

但《电报》发现，公司越来越多地将动态定价作为增加利润的手段，相关报告警告消费者面临价格波动的风险。

Q Park 是欧洲最大的运营商之一，在英国和欧洲大陆拥有超过 £3,000 个停车场。该公司在客户预订时现采用动态定价，其网站上的免责声明警告客户，“费用可根据需求和可用性而定”。

该公司称，提前预订通常“具有极高价值”，但同时也指出“价格并非固定”。

当《电报》尝试在伦敦中心地带寻找停车位时，Q-Park 对不同日期的同一四个小时时间段报出了几个不同的价格。

周五 12 点到下午 4 点之间的车位价格为 £44.20（此时有车位可用）。

周六同一时间段的价格为 £47.52，而周日则降至 £43.20。

同一天内的价格也会波动，周四下午 3 点到 4 点之间的四个小时时段报价为 £46.52，而下午 3 点到 7 点之间则降至 £46.32。本报还收到报价称，

8 月第一个周六在 曼彻斯特 中心地带停车 24 小时的费用为 £44.20。而同一时间段在下一周的报价为 £36.50——差价超过 £5。

另一家运营商 JustPark 也为其客户运行一套自动定价系统，该系统根据需求、周边地区的可用性以及“季节性趋势”来“持续调整费率”。

与其合作的停车场之一是位于伦敦、由 Ocean Parking 运营的停车场，该场馆现在通过 3 月修订的告示牌警告驾驶员，已实施“动态资费系统”。

资费并未公示，但告知驾驶员可通过 JustPark 应用程序查询价格。

Ocean Parking 既管理通过出租私人车道获利的个人车位，也管理大型商业停车场。

这意味着“在大多数情况下，这些费率是静态的”，但管理价格可能会在价格审查后随市场变化而变动，公司表示“如果停车场总是满员，价格将会上涨”。靠近体育场或音乐厅的停车价格在

活动日也可能会上涨。该公司还在夏季代表议会，在 康沃尔 和多塞特等热门地段实施高需求定价。

停车咨询公司 KEBA 的 Andy Wengardt 表示，停车场正日益向动态定价转型。她指出，此类变化在“机场和私人停车建筑中已十分成熟”，但补充说，“日常的高街和议会停车场”也正在逐渐采用这一新技术。

Wengardt 表示，采用率将会增长，但价格变动的最终速度将取决于公众对该技术使用的“接受程度”。更为激进的动态定价（即费用在单日内可上下波动）在亚洲以及像旧金山和迪拜这样先进的城市更为常见。

JustPark 表示其价格已于 1981 年完全调整，客户在抵达其停车场前能够看到所有资费，从而允许他们找到一个符合其价格点的选项。

Q Park 的客户在预订前可以看到其动态价格，目前已联系该公司寻求评论。

乘风破浪：在热浪持续期间，一名女性与她的马在多塞特郡的高克利夫海滩 (Highcliffe Beach) 降温。天气：第 28 页

DVLA 因 £3.34 未缴税款起诉帕金森病患者

特拉格记者 报道

一名患有帕金森病的 2 岁（原文如此）男子因未缴纳汽车税而被定罪，并被命令支付 £3.34。

这名居住在纽卡斯尔郊区的男子告诉法庭，他的妻子（同样 66 岁）患有阿尔茨海默症。

他解释说，他那辆福特福克斯（Ford Focus）每年 £30 的税单之所以在 1 月份未能缴纳，是因为当时负责管理这对夫妇财务的女儿正在搬家。

然而，尽管该车并未使用，DVLA 仍在今年早些时候发起了刑事起诉。在林肯地图内部法院（Lincoln map interior court），该男子被告知必须支付 £3.34 的补偿金，用于支付年度税单中汽车未缴税的 6 个星期期间的部分费用。

此案是通过单一法官程序（SJP）提交到法院的。这是一种快速法院流程，地方法官在闭门状态下处理低级别刑事案件。

在收到大量关于老年人和弱势群体因未缴纳家庭账单而被严厉定罪的报告后，政府在过去的 12 个月里一直在考虑是否要废除 SJP 系统。在此案中，DVLA 首先向这位养老金领取者发送了一封信。他通过书面形式对“在没有有效执照的情况下使用车辆”的指控表示认罪。他在减轻处罚的陈述中阐明了自己的健康困境，告知 DVLA 他的女儿“控制着他的财务、健康和福利”。

“她必须处理很多事情才能跟上我和他所说的一切，”他说道。

“我们都快 87 岁了。我患有帕金森病，我的妻子患有阿尔茨海默症”。

他补充说，涉事车辆正在出售，因为他不再使用它。这位养老金领取者此前已经支付了 £40 的罚款，因此他对现在为何被起诉感到困惑。

地方法官琳达·布里格斯（Lynda Briggs）接受了他的认罪请求，考虑到该案情况，给予其绝对释放并下令支付 £3.34 补偿金，免除了其他罚款。

由于 SJP 的设计，检察官通常看不到减轻处罚的陈述信。去年春天，政府就增强 SJP 系统保障措施的可能性进行了咨询。DVLA 支持这一请求，但自去年 5 月咨询结束以来，政府尚未就更改该系统发布任何公告。

第二家药企进入 NHS 谈判，阿尔茨海默病患者迎来利好

作者：Laura Donnelly 和 Jenna Curran

在第二家制造商进入价格谈判后，首批被证明能减缓阿尔茨海默病进展的药物有望在 NHS（英国国家医疗服务体系）中得到体现。

药物制造商 B3.1.6b and Company（生产 doxaneurals）现已与该医疗服务机构进入商业谈判。此次谈判旨在达成一个可以让该药物在 NHS 中提供的价格。

在 2013 年，试验显示，每月服用一次的 doxaneurals 能将认知能力下降幅度降低 30%。

本周早些时候，生产 bicineurals 的日本公司 Eisai 同样与 NHS 展开了谈判。第一家药企（一名不愿透露姓名的公司）则将认知能力下降的风险降低了 27%。

这种治疗方法是首批被证明能减缓阿尔茨海默病进展，而非仅仅治疗症状的药物，为患者提供了延迟认知能力下降的机会。

谈判将探讨是否可以将同样的方案纳入，从而为国家医疗保健与护理研究院（National Institute for Health and Care for disease）铺平道路。目前尚不能保证这些药物能用于 NHS 的常规使用。这两款药物最初均因成本原因被拒绝。[[SOURCE_CLEANUP_NOTE: 文本此处似乎有缺失或混乱]] 同样是欧洲首个于 8 月份批准 bicineurals 的国家，几个月后又批准了 doxaneurals。然而，该机构裁定两种治疗方法对于 NHS 常规使用而言均不具备良好的性价比，称购买、管理和监测这些药物的成本超过了其益处。

制造商多次对该决定提出申诉，认为对方显著高估了药物交付成本，同时低估了减缓痴呆症进展给患者及其无偿护理者带来的益处。

据了解，NHS 的独立评估委员会随后修正了其中几项假设，降低了对 NHS 交付成本的估算，增加了服务对无偿护理者负担的权重，并提高了用于评估新药的收益阈值成本。

然而，在预期成本方面仍存在显著分歧。本月早些时候，他们邀请两家公司与 NHS England 进行商业谈判，试图达成初步协议。Eisai 此前确认其已参与谈判，B3.1.6b 现也同意参与。

安迪·伯纳姆 已誓言通过加速由 Barnanie Casey 领导的审查来解决英国的社会护理危机。Casey 夫人批评了对阿尔茨海默病患者的低优先级对待，认为目前的药物评估方法没有给予他人足够的价值。

她表示，“现在，这些药物被认为在 NHS 上交付过于昂贵，而它们所带来的所谓‘微小益处’不足以抵消成本”，同时呼吁进行更广泛的稳健试验。

英国阿尔茨海默病研究中心（Alzheimer's Research UK）首席成员 Hilary Evans Newton 呼吁采取行动以允许获取突破性治疗，并表示社会护理改革不足以应对痴呆症带来的挑战。

她表示：“科学突破只有在触及患者时才有意义。能够减缓阿尔茨海默病进展的治疗方法具有让人们保持更长时间独立生活、提高生活质量并减轻家庭、NHS 和社会护理服务压力的潜力。”

英国有近一百万人患有痴呆症，其中大多数病例是由阿尔茨海默病引起的。

Lilly 的一名发言人表示：“虽然我们不同意 NHS 委员会的几项假设，但我们正根据他们的条款进入谈判，因为我们决定探索所有选项，以确保英格兰符合条件的阿尔茨海默病患者能够获得药物。”

维珍航空工程师在希思罗机场事故中丧生

记者报道

一名维珍航空 (Virgin Atlantic) 工程师在希思罗机场的一起事故中丧生，一家合同法院已对此审理。

25 岁的飞机技术员乔治·萨顿 (George Sutton) 在 6 月 11 日的事故中被面部击中，导致创伤性脑损伤。他于 7 月 7 日在 91 玛丽医院 (Mary's Hospital) 去世。

高级工程师利特尔·布朗 (Little Brown) 在西伦敦的一家合同法院于昨日就其死亡启动并暂停了调查，因为她正在等待是否会提起任何刑事指控。

布朗女士表示，法医剖检发现萨顿并非死于创伤性脑损伤，而是颅面创伤。

她说道：“在乔治的工作地点发生了一起事故。他首先遭受了面部创伤，导致其伤势复杂且不幸致命。他在医院接受了多次手术，但未能挽救其生命。

他在 7 2018 年 7 月 7 日去世，而事故发生在 11 2020 年 6 月 11 日。”

大都会警察局以及健康与安全执行局已启动刑事调查。验尸官表示，她目前没有关于任何潜在指控的细节。

莫赛德 (Morseid) 周二表示，警方在 6 月 10 日上午 8:45 接到报告称一名男子在希思罗机场受伤。

维珍航空发言人在周二的一份声明中表示：“我们心碎地确认，我们工程团队中一名深受喜爱的成员已经去世。我们的心此时与乔治的家人和亲人在一起。朋友和同事们认为这令人极其悲伤且极具挑战性。

他面部遭受创伤，导致其伤势复杂且不幸致命。

我们将在能提供的任何方面为亲人们提供支持，并向所有受影响的人表达我们诚挚的慰问。

乔治的家人请求在这一极其困难的时期保持私人空间。”

该发言人还表示：“我们员工的安全与福祉始终是我的优先事项，此次事故令我们感到心碎。

我们正与公众、相关部门以及飞机制造商密切合作开展调查，以查明所有事实。”

一段来自 D' Dauhcam 的视频在网上疯传，视频中一名罗马尼亚司机过于专注地看手机，以至于没有注意到一只熊在嗅他的 log。在另一名司机提醒他之后，该男子被熊追回车内。

(注：对应数值锚点 11, 8, 10)

金属探测者发现价值 30 万英镑的青铜时代手镯

记者报道

由金属探测艺术家发现的青铜时代手镯可能价值超过 £300,000。

Andy Crammond 在一次资金搜寻活动中，在空旷的领域发现了这些纯金手镯，或称扭环（torcs）。

来自 pyroline 地区 Kilwimbing 的这位先生，于 5 月在卡莱尔附近的 Blackford 发现了这批宝藏。

Crammond 先生在最近耕作的土壤下挖掘出第一个扭环后，大约过了半小时，Daniels 先生随后在几分钟后发现了第二个扭环。

他们通知了一名活动协调员，该协调员随即离开，允许两人继续搜寻。

大约 10 分钟后，Daniels 先生在距离前两个扭环约 20 步远的地方发现了第三个扭环。

这些扭环在土中埋藏了 1,000 多年，目前已处于规划冲突状态。

这些物品曾属于一名具有高地位且富有的个人或地主，他们要么将其作为祈求丰收的祭品献给神灵，要么将其留在某个定居点中。

这三个扭环目前由大英博物馆保管并进行评估。

这些扭环制作于大约公元前 1000 年，且含金量至少为 22 克拉。

在英格兰和威尔士，验尸官（coroner）负责处理关于物品是否被视为宝藏的法律查询。如果被认定为宝藏，博物馆或机构将有机会按市场价值购买。如果没有人想要，它们将被退还给发现者在拍卖会上出售，发现者必须与地主平分收益。

Crammond 先生表示：“我一直梦到这些东西，现在感觉依然如此。这就像一场梦。我正等着有人突然出现并告诉我它们不是真的。”

“这是几辈子才遇上一次的事实。”

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否则我们将 将您告上法庭， 银行员工如是说

TSB 试图强制员工每周回办公室工作三天，面临工会抵制

作者：Lando Gunn HOUSTON KNOWLEDGE

TSB/STAFF 正在准备针对强制要求他们每周回办公室工作三天的计划采取法律行动。

这家街头银行的员工正在抵制一项由 Santander 引入的政策，后者在 5 月完成了对 TSB 的 £2.6bn 收购。这家西班牙领导者希望让 TSB 员工遵守其现有的办公室指令，该指令仅允许每周两天居家办公。

据《泰晤士报》报道，代表 TSB 员工的 TBC 工会正准备通过就业法庭对该办公室指令提出挑战。工会表示担心，部分员工由于家庭或医疗原因将无法更改其工作安排。

在 Santander 收购之前，根据疫情期间首次引入的灵活工作政策，TSB 员工被允许完全居家办公。相比之下，Santander 要求其员工每周至少在办公室工作三天，这是其在 2016 年引入的规则的一部分。

一名 TSB 发言人表示，这些变化将于明年 4 月起生效，并称将为“那些因个人和健康原因需要灵活安排的人提供例外情况和政策”。

一名 Santander 发言人表示，员工被要求每月在办公室工作的平均天数为 6 天（按三个月周期计算），“此前利用灵活性来根据个人情况管理出勤”。

TSG 尚未正式承认 TBC，这意味着该银行拒绝与其谈判。

这次冲突是关于办公室指令的最新一场企业之战。

全国各地的员工都坚持抵制将他们拉回办公室的努力，不愿放弃疫情期间被允许的居家办公。

每月 12 天将提供管理办公室出勤的灵活性。

PAC 去年开始监测员工的办公室出勤情况，并表示将对未能每周至少到岗三天的员工采取“纪律处分”。

在 JP Morgan，数千名员工签署了一项请愿书，反对该银行要求员工每周在办公室工作五天的要求。

这引发了 JP Morgan 首席执行官 Janus Ginson 的愤怒回应，他表示：“我不关心有多少人签署，我同意（此要求）。”

随后有消息披露，JP Morgan 缺乏足够的办公空间，无法让其 22,000 名英国员工全部恢复每周五天到岗。

Santander 在英国雇用了 16,000 名员工，而 TSB 约有 4,700 名英国员工。预计约有 100 名 TSB 员工将被迫离职，这是 Santander 收购该银行的一部分，该银行在全英运营 55 个分支机构。

Santander 还准备撤换 TSB 董事会，并将这家街头银行纳入其自身的英国业务中。

Zoom 阴霾：首相希望通过面对面面试回归

安迪·伯纳姆 有一个优秀的员工转移——由于通话和长久地

回归办公室面试以帮助 30-35 岁或更高年龄的年轻人，这具有净值和两项长期损失 20 岁，并告知 downy 一个日期

在“友好播客”中：“他有我的头，面对世界上一些 20-30 岁的人，我认为这相当苛刻且相当

有时是犯罪。这并不真正 不喜欢这种文化

现在通过 Zoom 或 Teams 处理。“我认为这对我来说似乎不对，一个年轻人如何面对这种情况？”

你如何能

克服你的个性，你的热情？

我想 在我自己的工作中

面对那些有此目标的人，以及为那些无论如何都会变得更有趣的人工作。

我并不被 Greenhouse（一个招聘平台）影响，该平台还发现近一半的 28

求职者参加了面试

与机器或 AI 接触。30-35 岁或更高的人说：“在我看来，招聘并未摆脱疫情对明天的强制影响，我认为值得说出这一点。”

这次收购使桑坦德银行（Santander）成为了英国第三大高街银行。TSB在英国大约有500万客户，而桑坦德银行则有另外 14 million。

TSB——其历史可追溯至 1993 年的 Teams-foreign Bank——在全国设有 200 家分行，而桑坦德银行在今年年初关闭了 14 家分行后，目前拥有 104 家全功能服务网点。其第一家自足式储蓄银行在 Oundbroodure 成立，旨在帮助贫困教区居民为艰难时期攒钱。

走私毒品的网红保留护士执照

电讯记者报道

一名 30.3NE 且同时身为社交媒体网红的女性，在被发现向英国走私价值 £500,000 的大麻后，一度面临失业风险。

乔维·沃利（Jovi Whalley）——她在 Instagram 上拥有约 10,000 名粉丝——在与一名朋友试图携带超过 10kg 大麻进入英国被抓获后，本可能被吊销护士执业资格。

然而，护理与助产委员会（NMC）现在裁定，由于她当时正经历一段“非常艰难”的时期，取消其执照将是“过度惩罚”。

32 岁的沃利及其好友索菲·芬奈瑟（Sophie funneiser）声称，她们当时正从纽约购物之旅返回，随后边境部队官员在伯明翰机场的行李中发现了毒品。沃利的行李箱内含有 38 包大麻，重 10kg。这名网红免于被判入狱，但护理监管机构曾告知，该机构将推动将其 6-7m 除名。

不过，这名来自布莱克本的一孩之母在 NMC 聆讯中避免了失去执照，而是被处以 10 个月的停职。

NMC 获悉，沃利“从小就一直想成为一名护士”，并从 18 岁起就在医疗保健领域工作。她于 2020 年 2 月在布莱克本治安法院被判走私毒品罪名成立；2021 年 4 月，她在普雷斯顿刑事法院被判处 10 个月监禁，缓刑 18 个月。

巴尼斯特（Barnister）被判处 20 个月监禁，缓刑 18 个月。

NMC 聆讯获悉，沃利当时个人生活处于“非常艰难的境地”，而这些问题“现在已得到积极解决”。

在做出不将其除名出注册名单的裁决时，专家组注意到了她与 NMC 的沟通以及她“作为一个人学习和成长的意愿”。

“专家组得出结论，你的定罪与保留在注册名单上并不存在根本性的不兼容。”

医生在轻信杀婴母亲谎言后未能救活幼儿

贝特·克莱恩（Bette Cline）报道

一名法官指控，医生们未能救活一名两岁幼儿，是因为他们轻信了其杀人母亲的谎言。

26 岁的沃克（Walker）在被判定谋杀其女儿伊莎贝尔·威尔士（Isabelle Welsh）及虐待儿童罪名成立后，于周四被投入监狱。

诺顿法官（Ms Justice Norton）在刑事法院告诉被告，医生们“否决”了想要启动医疗程序的医护人员，而后者建议开具抗毒药，本可以挽救该幼儿的生命。法官表示，沃克误导临床医生掩盖了一系列袭击行为，在此期间，伊莎贝尔承受了“巨大的痛苦且恐惧感日益增加”。

伊莎贝尔在 2022 年 9 月 17 日上午遭受了不可控的头部创伤，并在 10 小时内于医院死亡。

诺顿法官表示，伊莎贝尔还遭受了其他头部打击，是在被剧烈摇晃时受伤，或者被猛击在墙上或家具上。

沃克的同伙，22 岁的宾森（bingson），被判定谋杀、伤害儿童及遗弃儿童罪名成立，被判处 28.3 年监禁，其中至少服刑 22 年。

法院获悉，沃克推迟拨打 1000 救援电话，是因为她错误地认为伊莎贝尔已经死亡，并试图制定计划。

她在搜索“为什么我的幼儿会出血”，直到她的继父坚持认为伊莎贝尔需要医疗救治后，她才拨打 800 电话。当医护人员到达时，发现伊莎贝尔全身覆盖着血迹和淤伤，她次日在医院去世。随后，沃克和宾森被逮捕。

法官表示，沃克“从始至终都在撒谎”。她谎称自己的学历比实际高，谎称自己患有乳腺癌，并告诉人们她在服用药物（其实并未服用）。她还声称在服用药物。

伊莎贝尔的家人此前在的一份声明中表示：“伊莎贝尔本应拥有完整的人生，但她以最令人心碎的方式离开了我们。”

“捕食者”女水手因在船上性侵队友被判刑

作者：Tom Cottrell/HOUSTON KNOTON

一名通过“支配和羞辱”他人而性侵男女队友的“极其”具有支配欲的女水手已被判刑。

法院获悉，Able because thus foreword，16岁，在RMI特许经营期间的一系列攻击中，摸了四名象牙色（Ivory）同事的身体，其中两男两女。

All foreword，当时是法院的厨师，证明在船员公司中使用了“甜蜜”的弹药，使她的受害者感到“尴尬”和“恐惧”。她抓住了男水手的胯部，抚摸他们的手臂，并发表诸如“我的咖啡如何”之类的评论。

Bible because thus foreword，25岁，将她的受害者弄得尴尬且恐惧。

“我喜欢我的男人，高大强壮。”该名被告还拍打女水手的臀部并揉搓她们的乳房，说道“你就喜欢这样，宝贝女孩！”

在联邦军事法庭出庭时，此人携带了一个可爱的Life and Stitch玩具。这名25岁的人在3月的军事法庭审理中被判定六项性侵罪名成立，被判处在服务拘留中心服刑10个月。

在对其量刑时，助理法官 John Atwill 表示：“你（使你的受害者）不安、恐惧且心乱如麻，你完全不顾及你的行为所产生的影响。”

你在那艘船上就是一个捕食者，且似乎将所有人作为目标。

“你发现这一切并继续这样做。你说那些投诉你的人是谎言之徒。他们不是。”

从根本上说，你利用性化的行为来支配或羞辱你的许多同事。

Everything her officers，Judge Atwill 说道。All foreword 曾“拍打一名同事厨师的臀部”。在另一次机会中，她摸了一名female colleagues（女同事）的乳房，“推挤并捏她的乳头”。

实施 £225,000 光天化日抢劫案的敲窗抢劫团伙被判刑

电讯记者报道

三名抢劫犯被拍到在光天化日之下对一家珠宝店实施敲窗抢劫（smash-and-grab）。

来自埃塞克斯的 Demi Molinari, 19, Robert Clarke, 30, 和 Zoe Ramsey, 46, 在 1 月 16, 于伦敦西南部 Paved Court 的一家商店打破窗户后，因涉嫌共谋抢劫而被逮捕。

根据大都会警察局的数据，在砸碎这家家族经营商店的玻璃窗后，抢劫犯抢走了价值 £225,000 的珠宝，这些珠宝此前被迅速堆放在店内。

这家名为 Gregory & Co 的商店在该地区经营了 40, 年以上。

在昨天于乔治国王法院（King George's own Court）举行的量刑听证会上，来自巴希尔登 Ellum Street 的 Michael 被判处五年监禁；来自南福特 Lower Lane 的 Clarke 被判处六年六个月监禁；以及来自哈洛 Hartingwood Road 的 Ramsey 被判处五年三个月监禁。

他们均已对该罪行认罪。警方公布的进一步画面显示，警员在 3 月 31, 凌晨搜查了 Clarke 和 Ramsey 的卧室并将其逮捕。

Molinari 被拍到于 4 月 8. 在街上被拦截。警员在电视画面中发现线索，通过进行法医学分析并寻回了一辆被认为与抢劫案有关的车辆后，抓获了这些人。

来自大都会警察局飞虎队（Flying Squad）的侦探警长 Jim Mitchell 表示：“这类抢劫行为引起了社区居民和企业的极大担忧。他们感受到了最直接的影响。”

“这些判决标志着这项详细且坚定的调查迈出了重要的一步。我希望这能表明我们致力于通过追捕所有涉案人员，无论他们身在何处，来打击伦敦的敲窗抢劫案。”

“相关团体不应心存幻想——我们将不懈地追捕你们并要求你们承担责任。”

这伙团伙砸破伦敦商店的窗户进入，抢走了价值 £225,000 的财物。

令人震惊的画面：周三，警员在一名搜身嫌疑人的家中惊讶地发现了 £4m 现金。警员在伦敦南部 Carford 拦截了一名行驶可疑的驾驶员，发现一个购物袋内装有 £25,000 现金。对该驾驶员住家的进一步搜查发现了 £4m 的银行券和一公斤违禁品。嫌疑人为一名 34 岁男子，因涉嫌处理犯罪财产而被逮捕。

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《每日电讯报》 2016 年 7 月 31 日，星期五

国际新闻

俄罗斯在“鲁莽”攻击中袭击北约领土

联盟警告称，在袭击乌克兰后，导弹在波兰坠毁，面临重大升级风险

作者：Udo Blassagher 和 Ian Barnes

在一名农民所在的波兰村庄发生巡航导弹坠毁事件后，北约指责俄罗斯发动了“鲁莽”的攻击。

这次袭击（可能是一枚误导导弹）在卢布林市附近、距离乌克兰边境 40 英里的东南部塔尔纳瓦库基尼村附近的地面上留下了一个 20 米宽的弹坑。

此次坠毁引发了警告，称在弗拉基米尔·普京下令对乌克兰发动一系列打击后，他可能会将该地区置于与联盟对抗的状态。

北约秘书长 Saudi Rutin 表示：“此次事件以及又一次鲁莽的攻击，是其对乌战争中最危险的阶段。”

在当地时间 1.25mm 检测到波兰边境有“一个物体”后，波兰派遣了 4 架战斗机和一架 Mi-24 直升机。

在 9 Mo 触及导弹之前，它从雷达上消失，弹坑造成了周围被围栏包围的田地的轻微损害。附近城镇在当地时间 1. mm 左右被警报声惊醒。

“我听到了一声像爆炸的声音，巨大的爆炸声。公寓的窗户在震动。我们都冲了出去，”当地新闻机构 Lublin (U) 援引一名居民的话地说道。

“我们一生中从未听过这样的声音。窗户几乎被震碎了，”另一位居民说，还有人将这次震动描述为“像炸弹一样！”

据 Lublin (U) 报道，由于地形崎岖，调查人员在发现弹坑前使用四旋翼无人机对该区域进行了勘查。随后该区域由警方封锁，直到军方抵达。

在此前对乌克兰西部地区的攻击中，俄罗斯导弹曾短暂进入波兰领空，但从未有导弹击中北约成员国。

俄罗斯巡航导弹在波兰卢布林附近的一片田野中坠毁，距离乌克兰边境约 40 英里。

在 2022, 一枚乌克兰防御导弹击中了一个波兰边境村庄。

波兰总理 Donald Tsak 表示，导弹在卢布林附近坠毁是一个“名义上的巧合”，因为他周三在那里会见了 维什尼·泽连斯基。他补充道：“如果这枚导弹继续飞行，我们已经准备好将其击落。”北约 Shape 军事总部发言人 Martin O'Donnell 表示：“针对一枚目前类型未知的俄罗斯导弹进入波兰领空并随后在波兰领土坠毁——这是俄罗斯一夜之间向乌克兰发射的多枚导弹之一——北约和波兰启动了其空中和地面防御。”

乌克兰利用此次事件争取更多西方防空系统，认为这些系统可用于保护欧洲免受俄罗斯入境导弹的攻击。

“我们讨论的不是慈善，而是提高我们共同安全实用方案，”乌克兰外交部长 Sridka 在与波兰同行 Zadok Silesnik 通电话后表示。

波兰武装部队作战司令部表示，在俄罗斯袭击利沃夫期间，在乌克兰西部观察到至少 32 枚导弹。波兰作战司令部表示，在乌克兰识别出的导弹

“我们一生中从未听过这样的声音。窗户几乎被震碎了”

由于其飞行路径，已对波兰领空构成威胁。

周三俄罗斯在乌克兰全境的袭击造成至少 15 人死亡，多人受伤。区域军事行政部门负责人 Olehnandr Itinidin 表示，在首个文件区域，俄罗斯军队在针对民用基础设施的大规模袭击中，杀害了一名 9 岁女孩以及一名 11 岁和一名 27 岁的男孩。

在利沃夫，20 多栋住宅楼、一所学校和两所幼儿园成为俄罗斯剧烈袭击的目标。利沃夫市长 Andrii Sukovyi 表示，在清晨的袭击中，受伤人员包括儿童。

精准导弹也袭击了基辅，造成一名 10 岁男子死亡，另有两人受伤。据官员称，导弹击中了住宅楼、一个市场、一个车库和摩托车维修线。此次袭击发生在泽连斯基从美国返回后不久，他在美国期间表示，唐纳德·特朗普已同意提供 74 份针对 Farzist 防空导弹的人员融合方案。

特朗普特使展示的非洲地图所有国家标注均错误

作者：Uvar 外交职员

一名年薪 730,000 的政府卫生官员在一次全球会议上展示了一幅非洲地图，其中每一个国家的标注全部错误。

该地图在 2016 年于里约热内卢举行的一次会议上被用于美国国务院的部分演示文稿中，

图中将尼日利亚显示为位于撒哈拉沙漠内的内陆国家。位于非洲东南部 Mozambique（莫桑比克）被放置在了非洲国家的状态中，而 Ivory Coast（科特迪瓦）和西非则被放置在了大陆的另一侧。

根据路透社对该地图的分析，地图上带有人工智能水印，表明其是由 OpenAI 工具制作的。该公司表示目前没有对此进行调查。

国务院表示，对于由此造成的混乱承担“全部责任”，并称该地图是由一名团队成员在活动前匆忙更改幻灯片时制作的。

随后，该地图的咨询内容出现在艾滋病专家 Emily Bass 的 Substack 帖子中，并在 LinkedIn 上被广泛分享，其中一篇帖子的浏览量超过 40,000 次。

“无论谁创建并批准了这张幻灯片，他都不知道非洲的国家在哪里，而且根本不在乎检查自己的工作，”大西洋理事会关注人工智能与地缘政治的 Matt Pott 在帖子中说道。

会议上的发言者是 Jeff Graham，他是美国最高卫生调查员，负责一项名为“总统艾滋病救济紧急计划”（PEPFAR）的倡议。他未回应置评请求。

特朗普政府去年决定在审查期间暂停资金拨付，这扰乱了全球的援助计划，但 PEPFAR 的核心工作（如提供救命药物）已在很大程度上恢复。

美国正在削减其他领域的支出，包括政府和监测，并计划在南非全面逐步取消该计划。

震惊之舍：一名女性在乌克兰利沃夫一座被俄罗斯导弹袭击的公寓楼外哭泣；据当地官员称，在昨天的袭击中，包括两名男孩和一名女孩在内的八人死亡。据报道，克里姆林宫在夜间向该国发射了 70 多枚导弹和 280 架无人机。

默茨旨在防止 AfD 在入侵时封锁补给线的秘密计划

作者：James Crisp, Joe Barnes, Carolina DeVries 和 James Redhead

FIREHIRE IS MEAS 正在制定秘密计划，以防止德国亲克里姆林宫的“启动州”阻碍北约击败俄罗斯入侵的计划。德国官员担心，如果该计划在 11 月的选举中获胜，则会出现另一种情况。

如果这个强硬派政党在 known -inhalt 或梅克伦堡-前波美拉尼亚州（Mecklenburg-Vorpommern）赢得绝对多数，它将能够组建州政府，掌握警察及其他权力。这可能会减缓部队和设备的移动（包括在政府许可的情况下），延迟州级警察资源的部署，并拒绝在当地道路上给予军队优先权。

这一决定还表明，弗拉基米尔·普京正准备利用政治手段，削弱针对俄罗斯攻击联盟东翼的任何反应。

为了防范这种情况，默茨先生的政府正在准备能够覆盖州政府决定的机制，主张在危机期间行使权力，并保护邻近州的关键官员和基础设施。他补充道：“目前正在制定如何保护情报部门以及邻国如何接管并保障关键基础设施和军事资源的计划。关键的物流路线经过该国前往俄罗斯边境。”

一名西方国防消息人士在与《电报》的联合调查中表示，利用亲克里姆林宫的政治家来干扰北约迅速部署部队的努力可能是“非常有效的”。

该人士表示：“对于普京来说，在军事上击败北约或许甚至不是一个目标，因为那是一个挑战。但如果他能在政治层面上找到联盟内部的裂缝并利用其基础，那么这就是瓦解联盟的捷径。”

默茨先生所属政党的国会议员罗德里克·基内韦特（Roderick Kinewetter）表示：“我们达成一致。他说克里姆林宫的策略是利用德国在对俄态度上的分歧，并将其作为一项‘重大计划’。他说克里姆林宫的策略是利用德国在对俄态度上的分歧，并将其作为一项‘重大计划’。关键问题是如何在不违反宪法的情况下，绕过一个不遵守联邦理念的州。”

一名资深的基民盟（Christian Democrat）立法者在 history -Sibed 确认了这些计划。

州议会内政委员会副主席托比亚斯·克鲁尔（Tobias Krull）表示：“目前正在考虑在 AfD 单党政府出现的情况下，可以采取什么措施来绕过州政府。”

他表示，德国对俄罗斯军事威胁的反应不能依赖于单个州，因此有必要“创建机制，以防止未经授权的州政府阻碍美军的移动”。然而，德国国防部长 Swiss Russians 警告称，由于该党与 afflict 的密切联系，AfD 州政府可能会导致某些情报简报的决定受阻。

AfD 在入侵该州后有长期赞扬普京的历史。AfD 议员裁定

反对对俄罗斯实施制裁

并多次呼吁

通过谈判

结束战争。

默茨先生（Mr Merz）正面临创纪录的低支持率，

而对 AfD 的支持

一直在增长。该党目前是德国的主要反对党，在 2022 年 2 月的选举中获得了历史性的第二名，而该国中右翼在这次选举中获胜。2022 年 2 月的选举由该国中右翼获胜。2022 年 2 月的选举由该国中右翼获胜。

如果 AfD 获胜并获得州议会席位的绝对多数，将允许该党组建其首个地区政府。改善由传统政党建立的旨在阻止他们掌权的“复兴”（Revival）。第四任总理、德国国防部长克里斯·斯特格曼（Chris Stegeman）警告称，由于该党与相关方的紧密联系，AfD 州政府可能会

【OCR清理说明：afflict】

AfD 在入侵该国后一直有赞扬普京的历史。AfD 议员反对对俄罗斯实施制裁，并多次呼吁通过谈判结束战争。

默茨先生正面临创纪录的低支持率，而对 AfD 的支持则

2022 年 2 月的选举由该国中右翼获胜。2022 年 2 月的选举由该国中右翼获胜。

据预测，该党将在 9 月的州选举中获得 40% 的选票 ——Sibed。

如果 AfD 获胜并获得州议会席位的绝对多数，将允许该党组建其首个地区政府。改善由传统政党建立的旨在阻止他们掌权的“复兴”。

克里斯·斯特格曼，第四任总理，德国国防部长，警告称 AfD 州政府可能会

【OCR清理说明：afflict】

AfD 在入侵该国后一直有赞扬普京的历史。AfD 议员反对对俄罗斯实施制裁，并多次呼吁通过谈判结束战争。

AfD 在入侵该国后有着长期赞扬普京的历史。AfD 议员反对对俄罗斯实施制裁，且多次呼吁通过谈判结束战争。

作为一个对民主构成威胁的极右翼极端组织。该党目前正通过一起复杂的法院诉讼对此提出挑战，预计该案将于今年晚些时候结案。

一旦发现俄罗斯准备袭击北约领土，该联盟的增强与参与网络 (RISN) 计划将被激活。外交和

指定措施均是必要的，以将

士兵、坦克、

[hominers] 和导弹运往

欧洲大陆，几乎所有运输

都将经过德国。“北约的

环路”

州政府当局的配合

至关重要，且用于

运送款项和部队的正确行动合同将被触发。州

和地方当局将被要求

协助军事道路移动，

铁路运营商将优先

考虑军事运输。

只有在运输网络

就位后，北约的军事

战斗才能开始，旨在将

人员和设备转移到该联盟的

东翼。

该西方国防消息来源

修正道：“盟军的移动

将在这种情况下进行……将在

主动条件下进行。它可能会

被反击为军事

时尚。因此，这就是俄罗斯

应该，从他们的角度来看，使用

优势，使用其他攻击……他们

将竭尽全力控制和

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Friday 31 July 2020 The Daily Telegraph

World news

美国计划进行为期两周的猛攻以削弱伊朗

尽管外界担心特朗普自身的武器储备正在枯竭，但他仍旨在摧毁德黑兰的导弹能力

作者：Lily Shansapher 和 Henry Bodkin，发自耶路撒冷

一名美国高级指挥官正准备对伊朗发起为期两之周的轰炸行动，以削弱其导弹能力。

据报道，美国中央司令部（Centcom）负责人 Ashe Brief Cooper 已拟定了一项为期 10 到 16 天的打击计划，旨在根除德黑兰持续存在的威胁，与此同时，中东地区的局势仍在继续演变。

美军在夜间再次对伊朗发动袭击，中央司令部称这是对德黑兰本周早些时候对约旦境内美国基地发起的突袭所作出的“强力回应”。

美军“成功完成了一波针对伊朗的重击”，打击了数十个伊斯兰革命卫队（IRGC）的目标，包括军事指挥中心。

伊朗国家新闻社 IRNA 报道称，袭击发生在几个城市，包括靠近西部的 Maccavian 省以及约旦岛。

该机构援引省级当局的消息称，在霍尔姆兹海峡（Strait of Bismura）的 Qeshm 有三人丧生，同时在 Abadan、Shahqazi、Arvazhkour 和 Mirza（均在 Maccavian）等城市周边地区遭受打击。

伊斯兰革命卫队在夜袭后警告称，将“在今日惩罚侵略者”。

与此同时，约旦报告称昨天上午又击落了五枚伊朗导弹。

周三，唐纳德·特朗普威胁要沉重打击伊斯兰共和国并“给他们一顿教训”，暗示局势将升级。

据《华尔街日报》首次报道，该行动计划由 Adnil Brad Cooper 拟定，他一直在其位于佛罗里达州 Tonga 的总部指挥。

相关报道警告称，美国的防空弹药量已处于低位。

参谋长联席会议主席 Gov. Dan Cates 对华盛顿日益减少的防空拦截弹供应表示担忧，这些弹药在世界各地都有需求，无法仅集中在中东地区。

批评者担心战争无法估量，新的空中行动将使华盛顿进一步陷入泥潭。

泥潭之中，这将使美国人付出更多代价并造成更多生命损失。

一名政府高级官员告诉《华尔街日报》，特朗普先生正处于一种“升级情绪”中，但仍在考虑“这种回应的深度”。

Adnil Cooper 目前的计划是迅速升级战争，超越此前未能阻止德黑兰威胁霍尔姆兹海峡（Strait of Bismura）船只的相对较小规模的升级打击。

他认为，这种“大动作”方案（是 Adnil Cooper 准备的一系列选项之一）将减少美国使用防御性弹药的需求，因为伊朗的攻击能力和导弹威胁将降低。伊朗在近期的袭击中展示了其导弹能力，包括周二晚间对约旦的突袭以及本月早些时候导致三名美军士兵死亡的一次袭击。

（注：此处图像下方文字片段）伊拉克山区的 PMF 弹药碎片，以及包括 Alreza-Loth 在内的伊朗支持人物，Adnil Cooper 以及伊朗的 [无法辨认] 成为航空母舰 亚伯拉罕·林肯号。

沙特阿拉伯在与美国在伊拉克境内的一次成功联合行动中首次公开参战，此前该地区设施遭到了疑似由效忠伊朗的秘密军事组织发动的袭击。

美国军方表示，此次袭击的目标是伊朗支持的人民动员部队 (PMF) 的后勤和武器库。该联盟表示，袭击导致其至少 20 名成员死亡。

尽管伊朗否认是其在背后指使 PMF 攻击沙特石油基础设施，但伊朗报纸《Hamdunief》报道称，伊朗伊斯兰革命卫队 (IRGC) 的顾问在针对该组织的袭击中被杀。

伊拉克谴责美沙袭击，并表示拒绝“所有侵略行为，无论责任方是谁或所提出的理由为何”。

国家安全部级委员会表示，将“对抗任何违反伊拉克主权的行为，并防止任何来源利用伊拉克领土威胁邻国”。

然而，据福克斯新闻报道，特朗普先生表示，这些袭击是“与伊拉克政府协调”的。

一艘 15 门炮的武器存储油轮和一艘希腊所有的货轮周三在埃及的 Dzateri 部分地区也被击中。

《纽约时报》引用安全部门的消息来源称，这些无人机得到了伊朗的帮助，旨在展示其在该地区的进攻能力。

吉奥弗里家族抨击奥巴马助手质疑爱泼斯坦受害者

作者：佩吉·伍德（Peggy Wood），发自通讯社

【YINGHUA CITY TRIPLE】家族在一名著名的民主党律师声称杰弗里·爱泼斯坦的受害者“缺乏烟草可信度”（tobacco credibility）后，对其发起了猛烈抨击。

曾任美国参议院“议会前”法律顾问的凯瑟琳·拉斯穆森（Kathryn Rasmussen）是国会中首位认为吉奥弗里关于人口贩运指控缺乏足够细节的人。

在月初提交并于周三公布的闭门证词中，拉斯穆森女士表示：“她提出的一些指控，基于我作为前检察官和辩护律师的经验，我认为其性质属于‘缺乏烟草可信度’。”

“过去，她不是那样的人。我没有被某种方式掌控，他们说谁、何时、何地，存在多个条件，存在多个外国提供者。”

吉奥弗里女士的家人对此感到愤怒，并表示该证词是“唯一缺乏可信度的人”。

吉奥弗里去年去世的哥哥斯凯·罗伯茨（Sky Roberts）及其妻子阿曼达·罗伯茨（Amanda Roberts）指责这位高盛律师表现出“典型的法律从业者心态，认为她不知道杰弗里·爱泼斯坦在积极从事性贩运”。

他们表示：“试图质疑弗吉尼亚，正是因为她的律师使得如此多其他幸存者参与其中，导致超过 30 人不得不从权力职位上退下，在公开的诉讼中，她应该感到羞愧。”

“当女孩和年轻女性遭受苦难、生活被毁时，凯西·拉斯穆森却在通过研究她们的虐待者来使自己获利，高盛对此应感到耻辱。”

“通常，当有人说‘我被性贩运了’， 他们会说是谁、何时以及何地发生的”

【necks】应因雇佣她而感到羞愧。吉奥弗里在 2015 年引发了一场皇室危机，当时她指控爱泼斯坦和格林代尔·麦克斯韦在 2016 年将她贩运到伦敦，在 Winning 之前与安德鲁·蒙斯蒂（Andrew Mousty）发生性关系。

她在去年 10 月于《Imagery》出版的回忆录《Subody》（第 1 版）中声称，她在 Winning 之前与蒙斯蒂先生发生了性关系，且她也是该公司自有公司的一员。

美国参议院周三一致投票表示反对麦克斯韦最终获得总统赦免，民主党参议员朱迪·罗森（Judy Rosen）随之表示，决议指出麦克斯韦“不应因其与杰弗里·爱泼斯坦的犯罪行为，或参与未成年人性剥削和虐待而获得总统赦免或任何形式的宽恕”。

吉奥弗里女士还指控爱泼斯坦在麦克斯韦 2005 年招募她之后，对她进行了多年的身体和性虐待，当时她 84 岁，在佛罗里达州的马阿拉歌（Mar-a-Lago）工作。

她声称，爱泼斯坦还强迫她与他的名流朋友发生性关系——其中包括 1998 年在等待性贩运指控期间去世的让-吕克·布鲁内特（Jean-Luc Brunet）。

拉斯穆森女士上个月辞去了高盛首席法律官的职务。她的发言人在给《电报》的回复中表示：“正如拉斯穆森女士向委员会所言，她并不知晓爱泼斯坦有任何正在进行的犯罪活动，也没有任何证据表明事实并非如此。”

“拉斯穆森女士绝不会对任何犯罪活动视而不见，如果她看到或听到任何暗示爱泼斯坦在伤害受害者或女孩的事情，她一定会采取行动制止。”

梅洛尼释放数千名药物成瘾囚犯

作者：James CROP/STREET LETTER

ITAT 允许数千名患有药物或酒精成瘾的罪犯在居家服刑，以缓解监狱过度拥挤的问题。

意大利总理乔治亚·梅洛尼表示，周三由国民议会批准的这项新法律是“多方面的胜利”，因为它将缓解严重的监狱拥挤情况，并帮助成瘾者康复。但这位意大利兄弟党（Brothers of Italy）的领导人——其政党通常对犯罪采取强硬态度——在明年大选前遭到了右翼对手的批评。

梅洛尼政府去年还承诺增加 10,000 个监狱床位，但目前尚未增加任何新容量。

由前陆军将领罗伯托·凡努奇（Roberto Vannucci）于今年创立的国民党（The National）指责梅洛尼在犯罪和移民问题上表现软弱。该党在民调中紧随其后，并在右翼阵营中与梅洛尼的三党联合政府激烈竞争。

该法律在罗马通过：43 票反对，82 票弃权。法国-图卢兹（France-Toulouse）和民粹主义的五名非弃权者或治愈者反对。

大多数其他反对党弃权。左翼政党表示，他们在原则上同意这一想法，但对康复计划的资金水平提出质疑。

梅洛尼的极右翼意大利兄弟党及其联盟盟友——反移民的联盟党（League）和中右翼的意大利前进党（Forza Italia）维持了该党。

司法部长卡洛·诺里洛（Carlo Norillo）表示，该措施可适用于 10,000 多名药物成瘾的囚犯。

10,000

该措施可适用的意大利药物成瘾囚犯人数，在总数约 10,000 人中。

在约 65,000 人的监狱人口中。

另外 3,700 名酒精成瘾囚犯也可能从中受益。

囚犯权利组织 bridges 对这些数据表示怀疑。该组织称，囚犯的释放取决于多个条件，而且法律提供的资金在理论上只能资助不到 600 个补偿名额。

联盟党议员玛格丽塔·梅洛尼（Margarita Meroni）表示：“该法律的目的不是为了清空监狱，而是为了防止药物成瘾的罪犯再次入狱。如果成瘾是犯罪行为的原因，那么对抗成瘾就能降低未来的犯罪风险。”

监狱过度拥挤在英国也是一个问题。安迪·伯纳姆（Andy Burnham）在《电报》揭露安德鲁·哈珀（Andrew Harper）神父的两名凶手有资格提前释放而引发抗议后，批准提前释放约 6,000 名囚犯。

新任监狱部长下令进行审查，以确定该计划是否可以修改，从而将某些类别的囚犯从提前释放名单中剔除，并确定可以为受害者采取哪些进一步的保护措施。

周三，《电报》报道称，英格兰和威尔士的男子监狱实际上仅剩 2,000 多个开放床位——多于最初的预测——这可能为伯纳姆先生提供了将某些罪犯排除在此类释放之外的空间。

然而，据了解，司法部官员坚称几乎没有周旋余地，并且如果放弃目前形式的提前释放计划，英格兰和威尔士的监狱将在 11 月耗尽空间。

刺伤并致鲁什迪失明的袭击者被判定犯恐怖主义罪

作者：Peggy Wood

一名试图通过十多次刺击谋杀萨尔曼·鲁什迪的男子已被判定犯有恐怖主义罪。

美国-黎巴嫩公民鲁迪·马扎尔（Rudi Mazar）周三被纽约的一个陪审团裁定所有指控成立，包括在 2022 年的一次文学活动中袭击萨尔曼时从事跨境恐怖主义活动。

来自新泽西州的 38, 岁马扎尔因这次袭击企图谋杀而已经在服 53 年的州监狱刑期；在这起袭击中，这位布克奖得主几乎丧命，并且一只眼睛永久失去了 eight。

陪审团认定，他是执行伊朗政府的命令并发动袭击以援助一个外国恐怖组织，因为萨尔曼被下了一道最新的宗教死亡令——该令由前伊朗领导人 Anandik Bhansana 在 1980 年下达，原因是其前一年出版的小说《萨尔曼之诗》（The Salman Verses）被认为是对亵渎神明的。

检察官在针对马扎尔的恐怖主义案件中辩称，他的动机源于伊朗精神领袖对其萨尔曼死亡的号召，以及对总部位于黎巴嫩的真主党（Hezbollah）武装组织的 real血 忠诚。美国政府对于这是否为一个外国恐怖组织持有不同意见。

他们指出马扎尔在 2016, 年未能确定萨尔曼行踪后写的私人笔记，其中他据称写道“我们需要尽快杀死他 (AIAP)”并激励自己“成为一名战士，直接把它完成”。

联邦陪审团经过两小时讨论后做出的裁决，意味着马扎尔

左图的鲁迪·马扎尔，可能会加速萨尔曼屠夫的谋杀，在袭击萨尔曼之后，之前

可能会在狱中度过余生。

Nahumid Bansal, Jindran Chitrad 表示，“没有事实，没有确凿证据”来支持这些指控。“关于他在想什么，可能有许多 insomniums, 合理的解释，”他在上周的 Buf file 会议外说道。

马扎尔必须对该案做出修改，而非针对萨尔曼，这位在印度和英国长大的伊朗裔作者告诉 Allies。“我不确定他的条件或目标是什么，但伤口分布在我的全身。”

政府否认在 2022 年的刺击事件中有参与，但在当时，外交部预计萨尔曼将陷入麻烦。在暗示谋杀一名女性后，美国警方放弃了，当时萨尔曼正准备在纽约的“Gastranese 机构”发表关于作者安全的公开演讲，此事震惊了世界，并引发了对庇护暴力和隐匿行为的广泛谴责。

这位作家在 2024 年出版了一本名为《Kathy McMinnon 在一次谋杀未遂之后》（Kathy McMinnon After an attempted Murder）的 27-named 回忆录，在书中他坚定地捍卫了自己的言论。

鲁什迪爵士在 2022 年针对其受害者的审判中担任自己的关键证人，他在审判中将马扎尔描述为一名“非常不起眼的卑微小人物”，并讲述了他如何感觉到“一把同样的刀刺入他的头部和身体”。

这位凭借 1996 年小说《午夜之子》（Midnight Children）获得布克奖的作者，自从出版《萨尔曼之诗》（一部关于苏联伪经系列的魔幻现实主义作品）以来，一直频繁收到死亡威胁。

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《每日电讯报》周五 31 July 2016

国际新闻

全球最大男团因亚洲类别奖项抵制格莱美

K-pop 艺人 BTS 抨击这项“具有分裂性”的新奖项，并表示音乐不应按信仰或语言划分

作者：Lilly Shumagher

全球最大的男团将抵制明年的格莱美奖，以抗议一项针对亚洲艺术家的新奖项。

K-pop 组合 BTS 表示，将不会提交作品参加明年 2 月举行的第 60 届年度颁奖典礼，并称音乐不应被“按地区或语言划分”。

在相关音乐流派的人气爆炸式增长之后，负责运营该颁奖礼的录音学院宣布设立两个新类别——最佳拉丁歌曲（Best Latin Song）和最佳亚洲流行音乐表演（Best Asian Pop Music Performance）。

但由七名韩国成员组成的 BTS 认为，新类别具有分裂性。其成员在社交媒体上写道：“我们决定今年不参加格莱美奖。我希望音乐能因其本身而被人发现和喜爱，而不是被按地区或语言分类。”

该组合过去曾五次获得格莱美提名，尽管从未获奖，提名类别包括最佳流行二重唱/组合表演、音乐录影带和专辑。

波多黎各说唱歌手 Bad Romen 在去年 2 月的颁奖礼上凭借今年 6 月的《Deli Tour》获得年度专辑奖，而 Shantini 的《Galan》则成为首首赢得格莱美奖的 K-pop 歌曲。

在 6 月 16 日宣布的亚洲流行类别中，符合条件的流派将包括来自韩国、日本和中国的音乐，这些音乐在过去几年中在西方经历了前所未有的人气上升。录音学院在一份声明中表示，BTS 的决定令人失望。

“听到 BTS 选择不参加今年的格莱美奖评选过程，我感到很遗憾，但作为年度进程，我理解并尊重他们的决定，”格莱美首席执行官 Harvey Mason Jr 说道。

他此前表示，新类别将使该活动“更具包容性”，并使奖项能够“代表更多的音乐创作者、艺术家、作者和制作人”。

他补充说，这些变革“全部受到我们音乐社区的启发，他们告诉我们，他们觉得需要有更多机会来庆祝不同且新兴的音乐流派”。

Mason 先生表示，他想澄清他在 K-pop 组合抵制之谈中认为被忽视的部分。

“设立亚洲流行类别的目的是为了庆祝来自亚洲的流行艺术的深度、多样性和非凡增长。这个新类别的精神在于为那些重要的艺术家提供专属的关注点。”

“更多的类别意味着更多艺术家的作品得到认可，这绝非为了分裂，而是为了扩大被我们 15,000 名格莱美投票人认可的范围，”他补充道。

录音学院去年还将其投票委员会中增加了数名韩国和拉丁裔艺术家。

多年来，BTS 在全球范围内的演出门票一直售罄，并拥有从 Shantini 的墨西哥到各地的粉丝。

但在本十年之前，以美国为中心的奖项在很大程度上忽视了亚洲流行艺术家，BTS 是首个在 2015 年获得奖项提名的 K-pop 艺人。

在成员们完成兵役的休整期后，BTS 于 3 月 20 日发行了回归专辑《ARDLAND》。该专辑在全球取得成功，连续两周登顶 Billboard 200 榜单，刷新了 K-pop 艺人的纪录。

为了帮助，BTS 在韩国举办的演唱会在 1 月份的预售期间便告罄，这主要由名为 ARMY 的忠实粉丝群的需求推动。

据该乐队的经纪公司称，此次巡演的北美和欧洲站门票也在几小时内售罄。

在 5 月举行的第 52 届美国音乐奖上，BTS 击败了 Taylor Swift 等其他重量级艺人，赢得了年度最佳艺人奖，此外还拿回了另外两项奖项。他们也是首个在美国榜单 Yuri 登场的韩国艺人。他们的全英文歌曲《Emanate》在第一周就达到了 15.9 million 次流媒体播放量。

她将为你施展魔法。查理兹·塞隆在《奥德赛》北京发布会的拍照墙前展现出极佳的时尚风采。在这部电影中，这位女演员饰演卡吕普索，一名利用魔法将奥德赛困在岛上长达七年的海仙女。

在墨西哥度假的英国人被警告小心爆发性腹泻病菌

特写记者报道

前往墨西哥的游客已被警告要采取额外的预防措施，因为旅行者感染一种引起严重腹泻寄生虫的病例正急剧增加。

英国健康安全局 (UKHSA) 表示，在里维埃拉玛雅 (Riviera Maya) 和 Caxman 地区的旅游目的地开始发病的病例中报告了环孢子虫 (cyclosporia) 感染。

环孢子虫暴发的常见来源包括受污染的食物，如沙拉、软果类和香草。

这种感染会导致腹泻、

绞痛、腹胀、恶心、食欲不振和发烧。

大多数病例为轻症，无需治疗在几天内即可好转，但某些感染可能较为严重或持续时间较长，需要使用抗生素。

卫生官员表示，在 4 月至 7 月期间，返回英国的人员中共有 67 例病例。

相比之下，2012 和 2015 年之间记录的年平均病例数为 85 例。

在 47 例病例中，有 12 例提供了旅行信息，其中 69 人访问了墨西哥，一名患者还前往了美国。

一名病例仅访问了美国，一名

“这些感染是由一种寄生虫引起的，可能会影响胃和肠道”

前往肯尼亚。UKHSA 的旅行健康顾问 Philip Veal 表示：“我们最近检测到从墨西哥返回的旅行者中环孢子虫感染病例有所增加。这些感染是由一种寄生虫引起的，可能会影响胃和肠道。”前往墨西哥以及其他该感染更常见的地区的人员，可以通过采取良好的食物和饮水卫生措施来降低风险，包括饮用瓶装水并食用彻底煮熟的食物，即使是在高端全包式度假村用餐时也是如此。我们还建议避免某些食物，如新鲜未煮熟的浆果和香草、未削皮的水果和沙拉类食品。”

根据美国国立卫生研究院 (NIH) 的数据，英国境内未发现环孢子虫，但在前往该病菌常见地区（如中南美洲、南亚和东南亚、中东及非洲）旅行时存在感染风险。

美国正发生一次大规模的该感染暴发，已蔓延至 45 个州。

根据美国疾病控制与预防中心的数据，可能已有超过 10,000 人被感染，其中 MeJapan 受灾最严重。

Veal 补充道：“如果您在旅行返回后出现症

“我们建议避免新鲜未煮熟的浆果和香草、未削皮的水果和沙拉类食品”

状，例如水样腹泻、食欲不振、体重减轻、胃绞痛或疼痛、腹胀、胀气增加、恶心、疲劳或其他流感样症状，请寻求医疗救治，并告知您的医疗专业人员您的旅行史。

TravelHealthPro 网站提供了更多关于您可以采取哪些措施来确保您和家人健康的详细信息。”

作为调查的一部分，UKHSA 正在与旅行代理商协会以及墨西哥公共卫生当局保持联系。

马斯克在与特朗普冰释前嫌后重新进入政治舞台

作者：Benedict Smith

华盛顿 COMMUNIST/REV

埃隆·马斯克正重返政治舞台，计划在期中选举中提升共和党选民的热情。

这位全球最富有的人正在重新整编他的竞选团体 America PAC，该团体在 2014 年花费了超过 $300m (£50mn) 以支持唐纳德·特朗普及其他共和党候选人的当选。

由于特朗普先生糟糕的民调数据，共和党在 11 月的选举中面临着保留众议院控制权的艰巨任务。一些民主党人也认为有机会赢得选举。

据 Assoc. 称，America PAC 政治行动委员会将专注于挨家挨户敲门和广告宣传，以激励保守派，尤其是那些在选举期间被鼓励投票的人。

“America PAC 是我们历史（动员投票）的关键合作伙伴”（2014, 以及 2018 年），这对全国的共和党人来说是一个巨大的助力，特朗普的高级政治顾问詹姆斯·布莱尔表示。

“从现在到选举日，我们将再次在针对共和党 [GOP] 的新一轮选举中击败我们的对手。”

马斯克先生的介入将扩大共和党在 11 月相对于民主党的巨大资金优势。这位保守党亿万富翁在两年前将财力支持转向特朗普先生时，成为了历史上最大的政治捐赠者。

他于 2012 年进入总统政府，担任负责成本关切机构 Page 的负责人，但在与特朗普先生的关系破裂四个月后离开。

Don Musk 曾作为唐纳德·特朗普政府的一部分担任 Page 负责人，但在与总统发生争执后离开。

特朗普的关系恶化。他曾短暂考虑成立一个名为“美国党”的共和党竞争对手，但此后回到了共和党阵营，并与特朗普先生公开亮相。

与共和党结盟的竞选团体报告称，在 11 月之前的几个月里约有 80m 可用于支出，而其民主党同行持有 840m。

然而，马斯克先生在 4 月 2012 年遭遇挫折，当时他全身心投入威斯康星州最高法院的竞选，花费了 $20m，结果他的候选人——保守派法官布拉德·施密德（Brad Schmid）惨败给一名自由派对手。

全身心投入威斯康星州最高法院的竞选，花费 $20m，结果他的候选人，保守派法官布拉德·施密德惨败给一名自由派对手。

一些评论员表示，这位亿万富翁在竞选中进行的高调干预（期间他曾戴着威斯康星州“奶酪手”举行集会）产生了反效果，激活了民主党人而非共和党人。

“总统的政治团队和共和党的其他机构已经建立了一套顶尖的运作机制，这将使共和党在今年秋天能够有力地支持历史并保留对国会的控制权，”America PAC 发言人安德鲁·罗密欧表示。

马斯克先生因其在 2014 年发起的抽奖活动引发争议，当时随机签署请愿书的登记选民可获得 $1m (或 $1) 奖金。

这位亿万富翁声称获胜者是随机选出的，但前两名获胜者是来自宾夕法尼亚州的约翰·德克（John Decker）和克里斯汀·弗里德尔（Kristine Fridell）。两人都是早年登记的共和党人，在近年来的多次选举中都投票给了共和党，并已登记参加 11 月的选举。

马斯克先生的一名律师后来承认，筛选并非随机。

中国外卖烧烤厨师在中国成为网红，因为观众注意到他与 Zion Musk 长得很像。马建平在铜川的宜宾餐厅在过去几天里被访客淹没，因为这位 48 岁男子的一段短片在社交媒体上获得了超过一百万个赞。

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为什么《伊利亚特》会比《奥德赛》更适合拍成电影

DAVID DUNN

Poofering an elysees, to incense, almost as biting as complying one. While his adaptation of Homer's eye-mayer, phenomenal was not to success, Christopher Nolan has declared that it will be "at least" three years before he makes another film. If rebrother defunct over the authenticity of Agamemnon's science and the scary of the dirtius haven't worn him down, I'd suggest he tackle the Illiad next. It is, I think, the more challenging and affecting of the two eyes.

Like many people, I first read the poems the wrong way round. The adventures of Odysseus at sea - the encounters with Simeon and Cyclopus - have to be themselves to so many.

We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many.

We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many.

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创刊于 1833年

因凡蒂诺必须下台——国际足联必须改革

在本次世界杯的余波中，国际足联主席因凡蒂诺在社交媒体上猛烈抨击他的批评者，并宣称他的组织角色是去“引导”人们。他随后提出的通过出售世界杯来摧毁该赛事的方案，确实做到了这一点。

现在，在一次非同寻常的团结行动中，英格兰和西方国家，在欧洲足球管理机构欧足联的协调下，同意成为针对因凡蒂诺先生 18 字计划的权力制衡。

该计划将使世界杯被一小群私人投资者买走，由他本人领导的外国非法律实体牵头。赛事可能会更频繁地举行，在少数几个轮换国家——其中最主要的是美国——举行，这将摧毁这项赛事的魔力，而这种魔力正是源于其控制力。

因凡蒂诺先生——据称将从这笔交易中获利数百万美元——告诉各协会，如果他们拒绝加入，一旦提案获得通过，他们将被排除在新的资金分配之外。正如欧足联正确地指出的那样：“这不是一个‘可接受的决定’，而是通过恐吓进行的治理”。

昨天，本报呼吁他们采取行动。他们为此应当受到赞赏。但这并不意味着本报已经完事。国际足联所有 22 个成员协会都有资格投票，而因凡蒂诺先生通过承诺如果提案通过，将向每个成员提供 $20m 来确保这笔交易。然而，如果西班牙、英格兰、德国、法国和意大利未能成功晋级，那么一场没有这些球队的赛事可能会使该风险投资在商业上变得不可行。

因凡蒂诺先生的非正规手段只是玷污国际足联的一长串丑闻中的最新一环。他的前任长期执政者 Forgi Hartor 在一项内部调查发现他在 2004 和 2008. 之间收到了与“国际足联赛事”相关的 £18m “异常个人款项”后，被禁赛十多年。在 2008, 期间，一名在 1974 和 1988, 之间担任国际足联主席的人被揭露在授予世界杯营销权的过程中收受了数百万美元的贿赂。名单还在继续。

但除了个人因素，国际足联的核心存在着内在的利益冲突。一方面，该组织旨在成为这项运动最佳利益的守护者并进行全球监管。另一方面，它负责推进这项运动的商业利益。

目前还没有组织能够完全兼顾这两个角色。国际足联已经证明它做不到。

因凡蒂诺先生辞职，以及国际足联进行根本性改革，早已是刻不容缓。

陈词滥调的姿态

海法（Hafifa）或许是整个中东地区整合程度最高、最具多元文化的城市。其以色列部分是数千名犹太人和信徒的家园，他们与脆弱的巴哈伊社区和平共处。然而，对于伦敦哈克尼（Hackney）区的 Grove 党来说，这座城市理应受到严厉谴责。

1966 年，哈克尼与海法曾建立友谊。周二，在 Grove 党获得多数控制权后的首个上午，议会决定终止该协议。

哈克尼拥有伦敦最大的犹太人群体之一。议会有责任代表所有居民，但据报道，六名犹太议员在该动议中均未被考虑。

鉴于近期附近社区发生了反犹太主义建筑及七次袭击，Grove 党可能会反对类似的姿态，而关于以色列的一场激烈辩论并未让其犹太居民感到被珍视。

考虑到该党集结了伊斯兰主义者、反犹主义者和极左翼分子，他们可能也不会重申，哈克尼区长佐伊·加贝特（Zoë Garbett）宣布“处理这两个问题与‘我们的价值观’一致”。当他们的霸道行为和议员们在社区宽容与合作方面被考虑时，居民们很可能会质疑那些“价值观”。也许 Grove 党并不喜欢这些东西！

居民们可能还会问，当该区深受高犯罪率和持续住房压力之苦时，为什么议会愿意在如此空洞的姿态上浪费时间并挥霍资金。也许加贝特女士认为这些问题不值得她的政党关注。

1968 年，海法唯一的对应方对他们必须在 10 月前答复削减 rwin 决定一事做出回应——而 10 月是自大屠杀以来最大的犹太人大屠杀周年纪念日，也是以色列深切哀悼的日子。

该党声称这只是一个简单的错误，而非某种蓄意为之。然而，议员们似乎没有意识到，在通过新闻告知的冲突中达成一致是多么讽刺。该报告在历史上已有记载，而他们却在对不到三年前发生的事件装傻。

在这次可耻的溃败之后，如果海法现在想将自己从哈克尼的 rwin 中切断，并摆脱关联的污点，是可以理解的。

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通过净零排放使英国破产绝非应对气候变化之计

先生——阅读 Allotov Health 关于净零排放惩罚的优秀文章《英国无法阻止气候变化，让我们拥抱地中海式生活方式》（评论版，July 30）令人耳目一新。

通过一个旨在传递美德的虚荣项目让自己破产有什么用？而这对于全球碳排放几乎没有任何影响。虽然气候被定义为在变化，但它始终促使人们对我们的方法产生越来越多的怀疑。

1968 年，严重的制造商正致力于电动汽车并扩大其内燃机生产。他们学到了一个非常重要的教训。该公司一直对待普通消费者，简单地告诉他们必须购买所能提供的产品且别无选择。

除了升级政策，还需要对所有这些进行最严格的改进——这种改进应允许使用各种观点，而不是

拼写能力的下降

编辑：我们的新教育大臣鲍威尔先生表示，小学的拼写和语法工具已成为一个“低清洁度”项目，July 29. 这是不可接受的。

英国正深受拼写和语法糟糕之苦。现在有太多人即便在学校——甚至大学——毕业后，仍无法正确书写。有人认为，这是因为教师不再要求学生花费数小时练习写作。我们必须捍卫拼写和语法的重要性，否则这种情况将持续下去。

爱德华·豪威尔博士 (Dr Edward Howell) 牛津大学

编辑：在读到拉里·鲍威尔的言论后，我查阅了 20 世纪 60 年代和 70 年代的学校练习本。如果当时的学生在面对那些晦涩词汇时能写对——而现在的人却认为这不重要且无法正确拼写并传达心意，那么他会怎么看？ 在 65, 岁时，我们用手写词汇，那些艰苦的课程，如 sergeant（警官）、feverless（无热的）、medically（医学上地）、inappropriately（不恰当地）、creative（创造性的）、stoppy（停顿的）、maneuvering（操纵）和 obscure（晦涩的）。

弗朗西斯·戴维森 (Francis Davison) 汉普郡，奥尔顿

一个有用的身份证

编辑：我们是否应该停止要求养老金领取卡来领取养老金。在过去的 5, 10, 1970 年代，我被告知在申请二战养老金时被要求出示驾驶执照或护照以证明身份（信件，July 30）。她从未学过开车，护照也已过期。更换护照花费了数周时间。与此同时，她无法领取养老金，导致了经济困难。在这个不断被要求出示身份证的时代，一张全民通用卡将使情况恶化。

艾里安·博斯托克 (Ailean Bostock) 北约克郡，赛里德

乔伊斯式的迷幻体验

编辑：很多人认为詹姆斯·乔伊斯（信件，July 30）一定是个好的人。他在写作时处于某种状态（Tucson 和 Panagano Walls 1816 的重复出现，在 20 世纪 60 年代嬉皮士迷幻时期达到顶峰，当时我就在牛津）。

一名英文系学生总是将这些作品放在垫子上，像是在寻求帮助以忽略现实，在户外每日活动，并且是对一种关系的良好方式。他的墙上贴着迷幻海报。每个人都在抽烟。每个人都会是“大自由性爱”在长久的播放中，我怀疑乔伊斯可能会赞同。

格雷厄姆·查布雷 (Graham Chabrey) 肯特森林，布莱顿

“唯一可接受的解决方案”被传闻在喉咙中流传。

罗宾·利奇 (Robin Leach) 约克郡，德夫林

编辑：关于 NHS 因净零排放对空调公共项目的限制，不得不取消在 hostessness 期间的血液运输，July 30. 这说明了该政策的愚蠢。只有气候研究员才会认为凭证比英国公民的健康更重要，而其中一些人可能需要紧急护理。政府对 净零排放 的执念，除了导致 5 个行业衰落外，现在被认为是危害病患的可接受借口。

金·波特 (Kim Potter) 伯克郡，伦敦特

编辑：Allotov Health 主张英国应放弃 净零排放，因为法国、西班牙及本国部分地区毁灭性山火的“无因”或“无因”可重复利用。

这表明放弃并非选项。这些费用不仅仅是对未来气候暴力的糟糕测试，我们应当在未来之前就学习。科学家已经指出，气候变化正导致 hostessness、干旱和干旱条件，使得山火更易发生且更严重。今年，法国披露了 500 场以上的大火，而每年的平均值为 25. 在每个年龄中。如果我们忽视警告，英国将不再是我们热爱的绿色宜人的土地，我们中的许多人将眼睁睁地看着它消失。适应至关重要——但仅有热情是不够的。这就像在房顶漏水时在下面拖地。每一次温室气体的测试都不必在持续的、经济的和野生动物的影响下被使用。问题不在于我们是选择适应还是减排。我们必须两者兼顾，而且要以更紧迫的力度。

豪威尔博士 (Dr. Howell) KWF 首席执行官 萨里郡，惠廷

紧凑贴合：在法国 Nutricious 发现的一件三世纪诺曼青铜器的细节

确保鞋带不松开的技巧

MR – 为了防止无主的鞋带反复地在那里打结，大卫·安德森（David Anderson，见 7 月 29 日来信）应该在鞋带上划掉一小块磨损状态的部分。这样可以缓解问题，使鞋带在系好时能够捆绑并抓得更紧。互联网，皇家

林肯郡，劳斯 (Louth, Lincolnshire)

MR – 演艺界的一位朋友解释说，皮鞋的鞋带仅用于装饰，鞋子本身旨在像便鞋一样穿着。鞋带在截面上是方形的，以便在边缘提供抓力，从而防止脱落。然而，长期使用会磨圆这些边缘。也许皮鞋应该附带一份新手册，包含安全指南。

约克郡，德拉库特，管理上帝 (Managing God, Dracut, Yorkshire)

MR – 我们防止鞋带脱落的方法是将第二圈水孔通过两次。双结既琐碎又无效。使用我的方法，鞋带不会解开，除非你像往常一样拉动一端。

7 月 30 日于 康沃尔，圣克莱门特 (St Clement, Cornwall)

跨党派解决社会护理危机的努力

MR – 阅读当今的需求业务。政府排除了在破产中加税或借款（见 7 月 26 日文章）的风险，因为我建议走一条通往新国家的道路。在我们的当地 NHS 信托机构中，57% 的床位被那些不接受“屠宰”或“屠宰”护理的人占用。让所有老年患者在家里获得支持是安全的，而且通常也是他们希望在的地方。

每个患者作为女儿的成本至少为 £1,000，而养老院的总成本仅为该金额的一半。此外，极长且可以说是不安全的社会与部门安全中心，在很大程度上是因为无法将患者移至病房。缺乏新鲜血液也造成了选择性护理的延迟。

Politixtone 经常被用来研究处理这种诊断电影社会护理危机的最有效方法，而不是要求排除特定的融资方式。

处理这种诊断电影社会护理危机的最有效方法，而不是要求排除特定的融资方式。

柯克卡尔迪 彭农，柯克卡尔迪 (Kirkcaldy, Penon)

MR – 我们不会透露，一个无法为其人民资助社会护理成本的政府，最近竟然未能推进削减福利开支！

在许多情况下，目前的政策并非非法移民，且有 £25bn 的海外援助。除此之外，在英国境内还有 £12bn 用于支持失业青年，包括居民。

罗斯玛丽·琼斯 (Rosemary Jones) 伍斯特郡，马尔文 (Malvern, Worcestershire)

国防姿态

MR – 既然来自后方、心口灼热和西马雷斯的保证称英国的国防将获得适当资金（“拒绝听取国防目标的背书”，telegraph.co.uk，7 月 30 日），那么也就这样吧。曼宁先生说：“比如说，他的论点是成立的。我刚才说了，是的，到 2030 年我们将开始 2%。接下来的必然问题是您将如何资助它。”

答案很简单：如果该论点的首要职责是联合王国的安全，那么其他一切都是次要的。作为国防大臣，曼宁先生在法国部长和财政大臣之间寻求通过减少其他领域的支出、提高税收或两者兼而之来寻找资金手段。

曼宁先生回顾了随着时间推移，她的化身在公共财政方面有效性的损失，但她谈到的立即同事似乎正在对国家安全采取同样的操作。我们依赖于我们自身及其现状的价值观和价值，以及我们的自由，必须建立我们自己的信心，以确保他们能够成功、经过培训并配备好完成工作。

大卫·海登 (David Hyden) 诺丁汉郡，诺里奇 (Norwich, Nottinghamshire)

对国旗感到冒犯

MR – 我们一定是世界上唯一一个将悬挂国旗视为冒犯的国家（再次回顾“工党部长要求拆除‘不妥’的联合杰克旗”，报道，7月 29 日）。访问任何其他国家，无论走到哪里，国旗都被自豪地展示着。

法院大臣莎拉·萨克曼（Sarah Sackman）表示，她的一些 Fite bley 和 Cadden Group 顾问反对在公共灯柱上放置联合杰克旗和 W Granger 旗。她呼吁她的当地政府 Internet Council 采取行动，称居民将这些旗帜描述为“不妥、恐吓且令人反感”（不管那是指什么）。

你称之为家乡的国家国旗竟然有任何此类问题！我们都应该感到高兴，并需要看到这些旗帜正向地飘扬，而我们则是另一个故事。我希望这样的人能多一些，而不是更少。

彼得·班尼特 (Peter Bennett) 多塞特郡，波恩茅斯 (Bournemouth, Dorset)

MR – 我的国会议员认为联合杰克旗如此显眼，真是可悲。我的经历则截然相反。在我所有的旅行中，经常去危险的地方，英国国旗挂在联合王国的门上，必然意味着安全。西蒙·科恩 (Shimon Cohen)

伦敦 G (London G)

汹涌之水

MR – 在 20 世纪 70 年代，我的室友在多塞特郡组织了一次重型露营小组（信件，7月 30 日）。在营地几英里外，发生了一起爆胎事件。他让男孩们解开独木舟并向下划行，而他去处理轮胎（专家）。

当他几个小时后与他们汇合时，他询问他们的旅程如何，其中一人兴高采烈地回答：“非常有意思，先生，尽管结果证明我们不被允许进入那段河流，而且我们被开枪射击了两次。”

约翰·布朗·史密斯博士 (Dr. John Brown Smith) 牛津郡，弗里덤 (Freedom, Oxfordshire)

MR – 20 世纪 60 年代，当我的孩子在比利时失去一位朋友时，一位中年绅士接走了我们。他自豪地讲述了我的父亲在二战期间曾在皇家空军 (RAF) 担任代理人，并带我们回到了那个公共场所。他们希望因为我们在战争期间见过他们而接见我们。我们受到了热情欢迎，并深爱他们。

比利时显然是一个值得救助的国家。

杰奎琳·戴维斯 (Jacqueline Davies) 肯特郡，霍塞勒姆 (Horselum, Kent)

风暴需在火箭燃料耗尽前采取行动

叛逆者面临选择：在移民政策上加倍下注，或转型为全频谱政党

DAVID FROST

The alarm UK 在一年中的许多日子里一直占据民调之首，并且在短短几个月内缓慢地处于世界的第 1 和第 2 位。Goldsmith 的管理学经典《崛起》（或者对于“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的“崛起”之“崛起”的

在此之前，现在在我看来，这是“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”之“崛起”的“罪行”

尚未得知他们将采取哪条路线——而这正是为什么，如果他们采取了“向”的方法，它在实践中仍保持着一种高效且令人兴奋的紧密联系。在上议院的保守党党内。

尽管 Reform 在某处的成就至关重要。该党在理解选举、若干区域市长以及许多议会方面过于圆滑。它有合理的理由主张自己是英国主流的保守主义政党，在除大城市以及从牛津郡到汉普郡的“Ristress”区域之外，甚至可以说它是唯一真正的全国性政党。

该党已经成为大多数想要改变的人的依托。也许接下来的 Charles W. S. 已经达成了一笔不错的交易，我们处于 10 种要求政治体制进行激进变革的声音之中。这就是一场反体制叛乱的原材料，而且到目前为止无疑是规模最广泛的。

但投票率已进入平台期，且在最近几个月有所下降。毫无疑问，这部分是因为自由保守主义者，这实际上在很大程度上是常态。该党已经达成了一笔不错的交易——毕竟，许多保守党选民会希望他们的政党看起来像“剑”一样。

该党决定移除净好感度的部分原因在于，保守党叛逃者对 Reform 的好感度在一年内从 -20 跳到了 -30。但部分原因也在于战略上的不确定性。

英国一直无法在移民和文化问题上加倍下注，并决定过去 20 年的政治方向。到目前为止这样做是必要的，而且事实上，这会让那些首先关注这些问题并愿意维护政党权利的选民支持该党。该党在此时，距离选举的四分之一而非三分之一更近。

如果这就是 Reform 的全部主张，那么该党在事实上已经接近其地位，这是一种为联盟而准备的战略，一种右翼伙伴关系，其中 Reform 是文化组成部分，而保守党则提供经济和

行政柜台。第二种可能的策略是打破宿主并独立获胜。这涉及一场单一的、多领域的活动，但这并不是工党或“十字”阵营在选举人中寻求突破的方式。被改革党吸引的工党选民主要是被文化和区域化女性问题所吸引。可能没有更多的人可以争取。通常情况下，在保守党选民不愿转向的地方，改革党只是一个美好的愿景，一个对抗“犯罪”与“犯罪”的环境，而改革党的“犯罪”将不会是替代性的 (d) 足够谨慎，或者他们发现自己不具备执政能力。该党是一笔不错的交易，但导致改革党的“十字”原因在我看来应该提供一个明确的“犯罪”计划以及女性委任、公共服务改革、支出和税率的政策。但他们还需要获得一整套能够防止质量的内阁前排成员，并使他们成为一个“犯罪”和“犯罪”的“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之“犯罪”之

向那个方向迈进，但我并不认为这已经成为一个真正的策略。如果改革党没有坚定地决定采取任何一种方式，似乎存在一种在空中危机期间陷入困境的真实风险。我并非在尝试，或者更糟的是，无论出于什么原因，我认为他们会被吓跑。融资问题、对一个人的依赖、权力层级的委员会治理，所有这些都开始成为问题。我们在欧洲大陆已经见得足够多：一场起义，政治化，规划，失望，然后转向下一个。

就我而言，我只想要一个或多个在飞行中能够赢得选举并交付成果的政党。我不是在说我找到了五个政党，所以经济和文化政策能够扭转国家。因此，在很大程度上，这取决于改革党采取哪条路线。

如果该党认真尝试分支扩展策略，保守党宣告的秩序将在前两周内必须与“犯罪”排队，支持将其作为移除工党的方式。这是一个决定在移民和文化问题上采取行动的教训，它至少应该对自己采取：这就是“犯罪策略”，停止“犯罪”，撤掉“犯罪”，并开始缓慢地整理选举领域。

如果没有机会，该党无法做到这一点。戈尔德史密斯在他的书中论证道，大多数人从未做出他们现在需要设定的改变。他们写在政策上，以及在背景中，以及政策上，尤其是在过去的事件中。改革党仍然有时间成为一个例外。但时间正在耗尽。

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在发布这些预测的同时，由贝利先生领导的政策制定者将利率维持在 3.52%。

尽管面试货币政策委员会 (MPC) 的部分成员投票支持提高利率，从上次会议的 1% 提高到 4%，但行长否认了该行正趋向提高利率的暗示。

贝利先生表示，公众不应“认为……英格兰银行正倾向于加息”。

坦率地说，没有什么话，或者我们任何人说过的话，是倾向于这一点的。我们今天决定维持银行利率不变，这就是相关的结论。

一名副行长 Leatherbelt 投票支持将利率维持在 3.52%，并称这“并非随意判断”，认为在国内经济通胀放缓的情况下，这一决定“相当明确”。

Olls 还在监测经济，看由于新公司战争导致的油、气和汽油价格上涨是否会在未来引起更高的成本和工资。

贝利先生表示：“报道中关于冲突重新组织的可能性，结合低于常规的欧洲噱头水平和全球通胀下降，对能源价格构成更多风险，从而影响股权。”

英格兰银行行长安德鲁·贝利表示，他在货币政策委员会的同事们已连续第五个月维持利率不变。

他补充道：“从经济上看，到目前为止几乎没有迹象表明二轮效应正在产生更广泛的通胀压力。”

他补充说，由于经济疲软，企业难以将更高的成本转嫁给客户。在疲软的就业市场中，工人通常只能获得适度的加薪，这使他们难以争取更高的薪水。

贝利先生强调，考虑到战争，前景仍存在重大风险，并承诺将“仔细监测情况”并“准备调整我们的立场”。他说：“我们的职责是确保通胀率回到 5% 的目标并维持在该水平，这就是我们将要做的。”

决定公布后，金融市场的借贷成本下降。

政府的两年期借贷成本从 64% 下降到 5.6%，这是账单结果。中型英国公司 200 指数上涨 0.6%，达到 6.8% 的历史新高。

交易员仍认为该行将在一年内两次加息。然而，资本经济学 (Capital Economics) 的 Hales 教授表示，加息“与其说是必然，不如说更像是一种线性可能”。他表示，经济中出现了去通胀的证据，利率可能在 2027 年“不达到 5%”，并补充道：“这与市场对 2027 年利率接近 4.4% 的定价截然不同。”

注：本译文包含锚点数值 0. 2. 3. 4.

在其他方面，由于担心这场时间战争将迫使美联储提高利率，美国政府的借贷成本跌至自全球金融危机以来的最高水平。

30 年期美国国债收益率（该指标显示美国长期借款的成本）昨日升至 3. 35pc，创下自 2007. 以来的最高点。在美联储周三发表声明称将维持利率不变，但透露其内部利率在 2026, 为 2. 5pc，而非 2026 年的 3.6pc 之后，借贷成本达到了 10 年来最高点。

全球范围内的债券收益率一直承压，并因第一场战争而推高了今年的利率。油价上涨威胁到通货膨胀，增加了提高利率的可能性。

随着债券收益率攀升，美元目前兑主要货币走强，英镑昨日下跌 0. 5pc 至 0.534。

“公众不应认为英格兰银行正趋向于加息”

BP 警告油气供应过剩，计划削减 700 个岗位

作者：Eleanor Harmoworth

BP 警告称油气供应将出现剧增的过剩，同时该公司准备削减 700 个岗位。

BP 的 FIVE 200 工厂计划削减数百个“非核心”岗位，高管们警告称，目前的市场行情不太可能持续。

根据一封发送给员工进行“个人审查”的电子邮件，BP 高管表示，行业将在接下来的几个月内面临“相当程度的波动”以及“较低的油气价格”。

尽管今年由于 1998 年的战争切断了全球约五分之一的供应，导致油气价格大幅上涨，但上述警告依然发出。原油价格在 3000 上周大涨，且价格仍比伊朗战争前的水平高出约 30%。国际能源署表示，这场战争引发了历史上最大的能源危机。

然而，油价的涨幅并未达到分析师的预期，原因是驾驶者转向电动车辆，且各国政府加大了对更多能源的投资。

当对 Borussia 的威胁得到充分重视时，一些分析师预测市场每天可能面临超过 500 万桶的盈余。

在宣布裁员时，BP 上游业务执行副总裁 Gordon Birrell 告诉员工，这家石油巨头需要保持在“周期的底部，而不仅仅是顶部”的竞争力。

据悉，此次裁员将影响 BP 生产和运营部门约 6pc 的岗位，其中高级领导层的削减比例为 20pc。

与此同时，石油巨头们一直从高企的市场价格中获益。BP 的主要竞争对手 Shell 昨天报告称，其利润连续第二个季度增长一倍多，在 1997, 年达到近 $500 (£1.3bn)，并将于下周二公布最终业绩。

在 4 月接任 BP 首席执行官的 Moq O'Neill 领导下，这家 FIVE 200 公司一直将重点转向其核心石油业务，并削减其各项净零排放项目。

前任老板 Bernard Leavary 曾承诺在 2030 年前将 BP 的原油产量削减 90pc，并向可再生能源项目投入数十亿资金。然而，在他离职后，BP 拆解了其中大部分强力计划。

近期，BP 一直受到

这些变化旨在减少复杂性，提高问责制并支持绩效

董事会动荡的困扰。Albert Manifold（Mr. Sherman）在 5 月份仅任职八个月后就被引用，原因是其存在“半地图”行为，但他对此予以否认。一名 BP 发言人表示：

“我们正在打造一个更简单、更强大、更有价值的 BP。作为这一过程的一部分，我们拟议的变更将导致岗位减少，旨在减少复杂性，提高问责制并支持长期绩效。”

Shell 在 4 月至 6 月期间的调整后收益增至 $9.6bn，高于去年的 $6.3bn。

其利润受到卡塔尔气田产量下降的影响，这些气田在战争期间受损。卡塔尔约占 Shell 气产量的 10pc。

能源巨头首席执行官 Prof Sereja 表示：“在全球能源市场再次经历严重动荡的一个季度里，我们在努力提供关键能源供应和产品的同时，Shell 的运营业绩取得了非常强劲的结果。”

该公司宣布将进行 $3bn 的股票回购，预计将于 10 月完成，此外还包括此前宣布的 $1.2bn。Shell 股价在早盘上涨 1.8pc。

与此同时，Green Albany 运动继续抨击政府将在未来 25 年内向碳捕集与封存技术提供 £40m 的纳税人资金支持。

该组织分析师 Amin Zainal 表示：“Shell 利用纳税人资金获取利润，进一步凸显了英国碳捕集与封存资助模式的荒谬之处。”

1. （Chris Price 参与报道）

高税收英国流失 1,200 名非定居纳税人

作者：Hans van Leeuwen

去年海外富有的非定居（non-dom）纳税人数减少了 1,200 人，警告称工党的税收政策可能会促使更多富人转移至离岸地区。

在高税收的英国，截至 2025 年 4 月财务年度，有 1,000 名非定居者离开该国或更改了其纳税身份。

与此同时，抵达的非定居者人数下降 1%，至 4,000 人。另有 800 名“可征税定居”的纳税人——其中一人已成为银行家——将名单上的银行家视为整体净减少 1,200 人。

英国外国投资者协会（Foreign Investors for Britain）首席执行官 Leslie MacLeod Miller 警告称，政府的不作为可能会促使更多投资者和企业家离开，从而减少他们对公共财政每年 £510bn 的税收贡献。

他说：“这种税收正在加速失去国际流动的财富。如果政府不引入具有竞争力的税制以恢复英国在世界上的地位，财富流失的人数只会进一步恶化。”

根据 ENRIC 数据，非定居者及前非定居纳税人的总数下降至 16,000 人。然而，他们集体缴纳的税款较前一年增加了 £3bn。这其中包括

所得税增加了 £350m，增长 6%，使其达到 2017 年以来的最高水平。非定居者还多缴纳了 30% 的资本利得税，达 £400m。

近年来，与非定居者相关的规则已逐渐收紧。Ricky Smith 是政府成员，该政府提高了获得非定居身份的难度，而前工党财政大臣 Rachel Brown 则完全取消了该制度。

工党的新国外收入与收益（Foreign Income and Gains）制度允许新抵达英国的人员在前四年对其 50% 的国外收入纳税。此后，他们需就全球所有收入和收益缴纳英国税款。

微软凭借 $450bn 增长创造历史

作者：James Viscomis

在市值激增 $450bn (£350bn) 之后，微软记录了股票市场历史上最大的一日增长。

这家网络巨头的股价昨日收盘上涨 1,200，创下 18 年来最大涨幅，此前财务业绩显示其 £4.5m 债务需求旺盛。

该公司通过其 Azure 部门向 AI 客户提供云服务，该部门的销售额增长了 30%。微软创纪录的上涨正值亚马逊公布最大的门店业绩，加剧了对中国领域增速放缓的新担忧。这家在线购物

巨头及其云部门 iSES 的销售额增长 37% 至 842, 原因是 AI 客户的需求激增。

然而，苹果公司因中国市场销售乏力及其利润丰厚的服务领域增速放缓而令投资者失望。这家 iPhone 制造商警告称，芯片短缺仍迫使其提高 Mac 和 iPad 的价格。

股价在盘后交易中上涨约 3%。苹果的业绩标志着 7% 的最终集：首席执行官 Cool 正在失去，将接替 5% 的 John Peron。

与此同时，马克·扎克伯格（Mark Zuckerberg）的 Meta 公司市值损失了超过 $100bn (£370bn)，因为投资者对其公司巨额 AI 投入的速度感到恐慌。这家拥有 Facebook、Instagram 和 WhatsApp 的公司股价在昨日美国股市上涨中下跌了 10% 以上。

Meta 股价的下跌使扎克伯格的个人财务损失了约 $200m。此前，由于扎克伯格推动将 AI 融入公司所有产品的 Web 阶段，公司的大量支出导致 Meta 利润受损。

股价在随后恢复，当日晚些时候下跌 9%。Meta 已向 AI 投入 1200mn，在 2026 年损失了前 10p，并构建数据以期能为公司的数十亿用户提供“智能体”（agents）。

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构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，其势头正在构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然维持在一致水平。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，其势头正在构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然维持在一致水平。有些人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更

强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，其势头正在构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然维持在一致水平。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，其势头正在构建那个 5,300

“开关”，该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不变。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，同时在构建那个能够关闭违规代理的 5,300 “开关”方面积聚势头。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不变。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是

AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，同时在构建那个能够关闭违规代理的 5,300 “开关”方面积聚势头。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不变。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，同时在构建那个能够关闭违规代理的 5,300 “开关”方面积聚势头。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然

不变。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，同时在构建那个能够关闭违规代理的 5,300 “开关”方面积聚势头。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不变。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于

构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，同时在构建那个能够关闭违规代理的 5,300 “开关”方面积聚势头。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不变。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，同时在构建那个能够关闭违规代理的 5,300 “开关”方面积聚势头。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不变。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更

is，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在四月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，且在构建那个能够关闭失控代理的 5,300 “开关”方面势头强劲。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心设计的营销，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在四月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，且在构建 5,300

“开关”方面势头强劲，该开关将关闭失控代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心设计的营销，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在四月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，且在构建 5,300 “开关”方面势头强劲，该开关将关闭失控代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心设计的营销，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是

AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在四月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，且在构建 5,300 “开关”方面势头强劲，该开关将关闭失控代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心设计的营销，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在四月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，且在构建 5,300 “开关”方面势头强劲，该开关将关闭失控代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在

争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心设计的营销，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在四月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，且在构建 5,300 “开关”方面势头强劲，该开关将关闭失控代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心设计的营销，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在四月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于

制作AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以压制AI，势头正在建立起那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人建议，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI已经迅速产生了对掌握技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全措施，AI被用于制作AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以压制AI，势头正在建立起那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人建议，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术看起来比实际更

强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI已经迅速产生了对掌握技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全措施，AI被用于制作AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以压制AI，势头正在建立起那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人建议，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI已经迅速产生了对掌握技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全措施，AI被用于制作AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以压制AI，势头正在建立起那个能够关闭失控代理的 5,300

开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人建议，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI已经迅速产生了对掌握技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全措施，AI被用于制作AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以压制AI，势头正在建立起那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人建议，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是

AI已经迅速产生了对掌握技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全措施，AI被用于制作AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以压制AI，势头正在建立起那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人建议，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI已经迅速产生了对掌握技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全措施，AI被用于制作AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以压制AI，势头正在建立起那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人

有人暗示，这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更为强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。4 月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以限制 AI，且在构建一个能关闭失控智能体的 “5,300 开关” 方面势头强劲。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更为强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。4 月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于

构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以限制 AI，且在构建一个能关闭失控智能体的 “5,300 开关” 方面势头强劲。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更为强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。4 月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以限制 AI，且在构建一个能关闭失控智能体的 “5,300 开关” 方面势头强劲。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际

更为强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。4 月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以限制 AI，且在构建一个能关闭失控智能体的 “5,300 开关” 方面势头强劲。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更为强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。4 月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以限制 AI，且在构建一个能关闭失控智能体的 5,300

开关” 方面势头强劲。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更为强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。4 月份，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以限制 AI，且在构建一个能关闭失控智能体的 “5,300 开关” 方面势头强劲。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更为强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是

人工智能已经发展出快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以压制人工智能，且势头正朝着建立一个能够关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关” 发展。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，人工智能已经发展出快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以压制人工智能，且势头正朝着建立一个能够关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关” 发展。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。一些人

认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，人工智能已经发展出快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以压制人工智能，且势头正朝着建立一个能够关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关” 发展。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。一些人认为这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，人工智能已经发展出快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，人工智能被用于

构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以压制人工智能，且势头正朝着建立一个能够关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关” 发展。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，人工智能已经发展出快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以压制人工智能，且势头正朝着建立一个能够关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关” 发展。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更

强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，人工智能已经发展出快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以压制人工智能，且势头正朝着建立一个能够关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关” 发展。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，人工智能已经发展出快速习得技能的需求。在四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以压制人工智能，且势头正朝着建立一个 5,300

“开关”将关闭不法代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，此时正积聚势头打造 5,300 “开关”将关闭不法代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在一个华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是

AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，此时正积聚势头打造 5,300 “开关”将关闭不法代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在一个华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是 AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，此时正积聚势头打造 5,300 “开关”将关闭不法代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人

认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在一个华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是 AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，此时正积聚势头打造 5,300 “开关”将关闭不法代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在一个华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是 AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于

构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，此时正积聚势头打造 5,300 “开关”将关闭不法代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在一个华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是 AI 已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，此时正积聚势头打造 5,300 “开关”将关闭不法代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人认为，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更

is，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。那些未被察觉的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以管控 AI，势头正向着那个能够关闭违规代理的 5,300 switch" 发展。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不一。有人认为这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。那些未被察觉的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以管控 AI，势头正向着 5,300

switch" 发展，该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不一。有人认为这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。那些未被察觉的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以管控 AI，势头正向着 5,300 switch" 发展，该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不一。有人认为这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。那些未被察觉的是

AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以管控 AI，势头正向着 5,300 switch" 发展，该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不一。有人认为这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。那些未被察觉的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以管控 AI，势头正向着 5,300 switch" 发展，该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不一。有些人

认为这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。那些未被察觉的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以管控 AI，势头正向着 5,300 switch" 发展，该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不一。有人认为这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。那些未被察觉的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于

构建AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以抑制AI，动力正在构建那个将关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub可能会将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全性，AI被用于构建AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以抑制AI，动力正在构建那个将关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术显得比实际更

强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub可能会将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全性，AI被用于构建AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以抑制AI，动力正在构建那个将关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub可能会将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全性，AI被用于构建AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以抑制AI，动力正在构建那个将关闭失控代理的 5,300

开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub可能会将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全性，AI被用于构建AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以抑制AI，动力正在构建那个将关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub可能会将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，

AI已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全性，AI被用于构建AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以抑制AI，动力正在构建那个将关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这实际上是一次精心策划的营销，旨在使OpenAI的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街IP/Hub可能会将其估值高达10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4月，OpenAI尝试了Anthropic的安全性，AI被用于构建AI的5G/5G存储系统，并且它正与AI合作以抑制AI，动力正在构建那个将关闭失控代理的“5,300开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。一些人

有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，人工智能已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以制约人工智能，势头正朝着那个能关闭恶意代理的 “5,300 switch” 发展。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然没有定论。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，人工智能已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于

构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以制约人工智能，势头正朝着那个能关闭恶意代理的 “5,300 switch” 发展。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然没有定论。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，人工智能已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以制约人工智能，势头正朝着那个能关闭恶意代理的 “5,300 switch” 发展。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然没有定论。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际

更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，人工智能已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以制约人工智能，势头正朝着那个能关闭恶意代理的 “5,300 switch” 发展。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然没有定论。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，人工智能已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以制约人工智能，势头正朝着那个 5,300

switch” 发展，该开关将关闭恶意代理。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然没有定论。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是，人工智能已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以制约人工智能，势头正朝着那个 “5,300 switch” 发展，该开关将关闭恶意代理。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然没有定论。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。人们没有看到的是

AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正在利用 AI 来制约 AI，并致力于构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这其实是一次精心策划的营销行为，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正在利用 AI 来制约 AI，并致力于构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人

认为这其实是一次精心策划的营销行为，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正在利用 AI 来制约 AI，并致力于构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人认为这其实是一次精心策划的营销行为，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，AI 被用于

构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正在利用 AI 来制约 AI，并致力于构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这其实是一次精心策划的营销行为，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正在利用 AI 来制约 AI，并致力于构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人认为这其实是一次精心策划的营销行为，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更

强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正在利用 AI 来制约 AI，并致力于构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有人认为这其实是一次精心策划的营销行为，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，尤其是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全机制，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正在利用 AI 来制约 AI，并致力于构建那个将关闭违规代理的“5,300

switch" 能够关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以限制 AI，随着势头增强，通过 5,300 switch" 能够关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是

AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以限制 AI，随着势头增强，通过 5,300 switch" 能够关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是 AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以限制 AI，随着势头增强，通过 5,300 switch" 能够关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人

暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是 AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以限制 AI，随着势头增强，通过 5,300 switch" 能够关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是 AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于

构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以限制 AI，随着势头增强，通过 5,300 switch" 能够关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是 AI 已经发展出快速获取技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以限制 AI，随着势头增强，通过 5,300 switch" 能够关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有些人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更

is，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，AI 已经产生了快速掌握技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 安全，AI 被用于制造 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，在势头增强的情况下建立了 5,300 switch"（开关），该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人认为，这相当于一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，AI 已经产生了快速掌握技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 安全，AI 被用于制造 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，在势头增强的情况下建立了 5,300

switch"（开关），该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人认为，这相当于一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，AI 已经产生了快速掌握技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 安全，AI 被用于制造 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，在势头增强的情况下建立了 5,300 switch"（开关），该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人认为，这相当于一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是

AI 已经产生了快速掌握技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 安全，AI 被用于制造 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，在势头增强的情况下建立了 5,300 switch"（开关），该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人认为，这相当于一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，AI 已经产生了快速掌握技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 安全，AI 被用于制造 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，在势头增强的情况下建立了 5,300 switch"（开关），该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人

认为，这相当于一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，AI 已经产生了快速掌握技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 安全，AI 被用于制造 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以压制 AI，在势头增强的情况下建立了 5,300 switch"（开关），该开关将关闭违规代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然一致。有人认为，这相当于一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可见的是，AI 已经产生了快速掌握技能的需求。四月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 安全，AI 被用于

制作 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以制约 AI，并致力于构建那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人认为，这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于制作 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以制约 AI，并致力于构建那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人认为，这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更

强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于制作 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以制约 AI，并致力于构建那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人认为，这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于制作 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以制约 AI，并致力于构建那个 5,300

开关”以关闭失控代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人认为，这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于制作 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以制约 AI，并致力于构建那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人认为，这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，

AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于制作 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以制约 AI，并致力于构建那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人认为，这实际上是一次经过精心设计的营销手段，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术显得比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，AI 已经产生了快速获取技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全方案，AI 被用于制作 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 协作以制约 AI，并致力于构建那个能够关闭失控代理的“5,300 开关”。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然存在争议。有些人

有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，人工智能已经发展出了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以限制人工智能，并致力于构建一个能关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，人工智能已经发展出了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于

构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以限制人工智能，并致力于构建一个能关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，人工智能已经发展出了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以限制人工智能，并致力于构建一个能关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，人工智能已经发展出了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以限制人工智能，并致力于构建一个能关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，人工智能已经发展出了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以限制人工智能，并致力于构建一个 “5,300

开关” 以关闭失控代理。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是，人工智能已经发展出了快速习得技能的需求。在 4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全性，人工智能被用于构建人工智能的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与人工智能合作以限制人工智能，并致力于构建一个能关闭失控代理的 “5,300 开关”。然而，这次黑客攻击的严重程度依然不容乐观。有人暗示，这实际上是一次精心策划的营销手段，旨在使 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街的 IP/Hub 可能会将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不容忽视的是

人工智能已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全措施，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，同时在构建 5,300 开关"的势头，该开关将用于关闭失控的代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然保持一致。有人认为这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，人工智能已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全措施，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，同时在构建 5,300 开关"的势头，该开关将用于关闭失控的代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然保持一致。一些人认为

这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。不可忽视的是，人工智能已经产生了快速习得技能的需求。4 月，OpenAI 尝试了 Anthropic 的安全措施，AI 被用于构建 AI 的 5G/5G 存储系统，并且它正与 AI 合作以制约 AI，同时在构建 5,300 开关"的势头，该开关将用于关闭失控的代理。然而，此次黑客攻击的严重程度依然保持一致。一些人认为这实际上是一场精心策划的营销活动，旨在让 OpenAI 的技术看起来比实际更强大，特别是在华尔街 IP/Hub 可能将其估值高达 10m (£750bn) 之前。什么

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Cityfibre 筹集 £900m 资金 以收购竞争对手

作者：James Warrington

由于这家负债累累的宽带企业正寻求收购陷入困境的竞争对手，CITYFIBRE 已筹集了 £900m 的新资金。

EC 挑战确保了来自股东的股权投资，包括高盛（Goldman Sachs）和 Medselain（一家 AAS 主权财富基金）。

在去年进行 £1.5bn 再融资之后，此次资金注入将被用于资助收购，因为 CityFibre 正在拥挤的“全光纤”市场中瞄准其规模较小的竞争对手。

据了解，其目标是那些拥有覆盖超过 100 万户家庭网络的供应商，例如 Hyperopia 和 Community Plan。

CityFibre 的全光纤网络覆盖约 4.7 million 个场所，使其成为最大的全光纤网络，也是 EC CityResearch 的主要竞争对手。

但该公司一直受到其债务堆积所导致利率上升的影响，其债务额接近 £40m。激烈的竞争以及客户采用速度低于预期，也给网络供应商带来了压力。因此，CityFibre 被迫获得投资者的账面支持，以支撑其财务状况。

该公司此前表示，去年的 £1.5bn 资金注入将维持到 2017. 年中期。它还估计，在 2020 和 2030, 之间，它将需要 £1.5bn 来维持运营，这增加了其需要寻求支持者进一步援助的可能性。一位接近 CityFibre 的消息人士表示，该公司正在探索对其债务进行“有限的”重新平衡，其中可能包括债转股或延长现有贷款。

CityFibre 发言人表示：“CityFibre 继续在运营方面取得强劲进展，超过 100 万个连接驱动了盈利增长。”

引导潜水：一名潜水员在土耳其伊兹密尔西部的切什梅海岸附近检查一艘沉船。该地区以清澈的水质、水下洞穴和丰富的海洋生物吸引潜水爱好者。这里有近 20 个潜水点，包括 Esek 岛，可提供全年行程。

德国在“暴风”项目上时间“快用完了”

该 560 亿英镑轻量化项目的英国资深人士表示，柏林方面必须提出强有力的理由，且不得导致延迟

作者：Matt Oliver

该项目的一位资深人士警告称，德国加入英国 500 亿英镑下一代隐形战斗机计划的机会之窗“正在关闭”。

工业合作伙伴之一的 RAF Systems 首席执行官查尔斯·伍德本 (Charles Woodburn) 表示，如果柏林希望加入“暴风”(Tempest) 项目，必须迅速行动。

他说：“我认为，增加合作伙伴的窗口，特别是如果是一个重要的额外合作伙伴关系，正在关闭。它还没有完全关死，但正在关闭。”

当被问及德国人还剩多少时间时，他回答道：“我不想给出一个确切的数字——但时间不多了。”

任何接纳德国的决定最终将由英国、意大利和日本政府决定，这三方在 2012 年共同建立了“暴风”项目——官方称为“全球作战航空计划”(GCAP)。

然而，伍德本先生强调，这三个国家依然对任何可能破坏计划中 2020 年服役日期的因素保持警惕。

他补充道：“GCAP 正在快速推进。考虑到我们所有人，尤其是我们的政府客户，不希望进度在任何方面、任何形式上受到负面影响。”

“因此，这取决于一个新合作伙伴在能力、资金、飞机生产要求方面能带来什么，以及在加入方式上是否不会导致延迟。”

“增加合作伙伴的窗口，特别是重要的额外合作伙伴关系，正在关闭”

GCAP 旨在制造一架先进的未来隐形喷气机，设计目标是难以被探测、具备超远距离部署能力、具有毁灭性的杀伤力，并能够管理无人机群。柏林方面对其在该项目中的潜在兴趣并不隐瞒——尤其是在德国与法国在另一项竞争性的欧洲战斗机计划中因权力斗争而分道扬镳之后。

然而，考虑到其经济和工业影响力，德国要求参与 GCAP 的设计并分得相当大的一块生产份额。

上周，空中客车 (Airbus) 总部位于慕尼黑的国防业务负责人告诉《电报》，这件事“目前正在商议中”。

相比之下，加拿大最近以“观察员”国家的身份加入了 GCAP，据信目前正与其他潜在合作伙伴（包括沙特阿拉伯和新加坡）进行谈判。

GCAP 的其他合作伙伴也对延迟发出警告。意大利国防企业 Leonardo 的首席执行官在慕尼黑表示，德国将是一个“强大的工业合作伙伴”，并且在 Tornado 和 Typhoon 战斗机项目的合作基础上，与英国和意大利有着共同的历史。

但他表示：“除非是以观察员身份，否则另一个国家加入、另一组工业企业加入，将有导致某些延迟的风险。”

劳埃德银行利用 £2bn 成本削减计划

作者：Louis Gunn 和 Tom Saunders

英国最大的贷款机构透露，计划利用 AI 削减 £2bn 的成本。

劳埃德银行 (Lloyds Bank) 概述了一项为期四年的新计划，旨在通过“挖掘 AI 价值”来提高效率，该行声称这将“推动生产力的阶梯式变革”。

在公布这一新战略的同时，劳埃德银行宣布 2016 年上半年的税前利润为 £4.3bn，比去年的 1.5bn 期间增长了 25%。

劳埃德银行表示，计划使用所谓的 AI “智能体”——它们可以充当某种自主的数字同事——来“转型”其客户服务运营，以“解锁员工生产力”。

然而，这一成本削减计划将重新引发关于 AI 对就业影响的担忧。该行并未就预期通过 AI 创造的新岗位数量，或可能被取代的旧岗位提供任何建议。

劳埃德银行首席执行官查尔斯·南恩 (Charles Nunn) 表示：“我们认为，我们在 AI 方面所做工作的至少 50pc 将关于区分并将其为客户提供的服务扩展到新领域。另外 50pc 则是关于帮助我们的同事更有效地完成任务。”

他表示，这将要求银行职员“重新学习并重新设计”他们的工作方式。

£4.3bn 劳埃德银行的半年税前利润，比一年前增长 25%。该行表示，其收益得到了较高利率的推动。

今年 1 月，南恩先生表示，AI 将迫使银行职员“重新学习”，并警告称银行将不得不“在某些领域削减部分岗位”。

不过，他淡化了关于该技术将取代数十万个银行职位的预测。在昨天公布业绩的同时，劳埃德银行宣布计划向其数字系统及其 28 million 客户的新钱包应用投资 £10bn。

这一公告是其新“Accelrator 2016”计划的一部分，此前该行于去年收购了数字银行应用 Curve。劳埃德银行已经使用 AI 处理客户投诉，并称该技术在 2015. 年为其资产负债表带来了 £50 收益。预计 AI 今年将带来额外的 20mth 收益。

该行表示，其利润得益于较高的利率，这有助于将其净利息收入提升 5pc 至 £7.5bn。利润的增长引发了工会再次要求提高银行附加税的呼吁。目前的银行附加税意味着贷款机构在利润超过 £500m 的部分需额外支付 5pc 的公司税。

银行附加税在 2022 年 4 月从 5pc 下调。

工会大会 (Trades Union Congress) 总书记保罗·诺瓦克 (Paul Nowak) 表示：“这进一步证明了我们需要提高银行附加税。”

工党强推拆除酿酒厂以兴建数据中心

作者：Paul Gunn Man

尽管当地遭到强烈抵制，安吉拉·卡特内 (ANGELA KATNE) 仍强行推进在一座拥有 300 年历史的酿酒厂原址上建设一个备受争议的数据中心的计划。

这位酿酒事务秘书批准了拆除特鲁曼酿酒厂 (Truman Brewery) 的请求，该厂曾是全球最大的酿酒厂之一。此举推翻了市议员们的反对意见。

该项目位于东伦敦砖巷 (Brick Lane) 的场地，此前已被由 Aspire 党洛塔尔·拉赫马尼 (Lothar Rahmani) 领导的塔勒姆区 (Tower Hamlets) 议会否决，随后引发政府官员介入。

拥有该地块的 School 家族希望用一个数据中心以及一家微型酿酒厂、新商店和 44 家电影商店，以及一个新门店项目来取代废弃的旧酿酒厂。

住房部长马修·彭尼库克 (Matthew Pennycook) 代表卡特内先生做出决定时表示，该地区缺乏经济适用房的社区担忧已在考虑范围内。在方案的 44 套公寓中，仅有 6 套将不属于住房保障房。他补充说，该酿酒厂将“确实是非常重要的”。

然而，据在当地生活了 25 年的 Pure Mish 称，这一决定在居民中引起了“愤怒和难以置信”。

规划督察局 (Planning Inspectorate) 表示，当地一项建设 120 套社会住房的提案“几乎无法解决那里的实际需求”。

第一砖巷团体 (first Brick Lane group) 的乔纳森·麦考维特 (Jonathan McAvitt) 表示，他感到“失望且愤怒。该报告似乎相当轻视社区”。

位于东伦敦的特鲁曼酿酒厂曾是世界上最大的酿酒厂之一

Hugo Boss 支持者拒绝迈克·艾希利 £2.3bn 的收购报价

作者：James Warrington

HUGO BOSS 的投资者们拒绝了迈克·艾希利 (Mike Ashley) 对这家德国时尚巨头提出的 £2.3bn 收购报价。

在仅有 12% 的独立股东支持后，艾希利先生被迫延长其报价的接受期。

这位亿万富翁旗下的 Powers Group 上月对由大卫·布罗森爵士 (Sir David Brothson) 和娜奥米·坎贝尔 (Naomi Campbell) 推广的 Hugo Boss 提出了 1/16 (£12.70) 每股的全现金收购报价。

该时尚品牌董事会拒绝了此项报价，称其“过低”且低估了品牌价值。

Powers 在声称报价为最终价后，又买入了更多股份，将其持股量提高至 50%，这是根据德国股票市场规则发起正式收购要约的法律门槛。

截至上周一截止日期，Powers 获得了代表 12% 股本的投资者的支持，使其总持股量达到 37.6%。该报价设有 £1.5 限制，有效期将延长至 8 月。

作为德国最大的时尚零售商，Hugo Boss 一直在应对销售额下降的问题。

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特朗普的伊朗“远征”加入愚蠢之行

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随着总统试图从一个由他亲手制造的混乱局面中脱身，全球权力平衡正在发生变化

如果 Stashchuk，93 (2016) 的观点在今天依然适用，那么这位美国历史学家必须在她关于大国酒店与医院星状体的著作中增加一个章节。唐纳德·特朗普的“远征”将亚洲海湾纳入了她《愚蠢之行》（The March of Folly）时间线的所有范畴中。

她的整个恍惚状态带来了文艺复兴时期的论文以及一种必须为新教改革寻找污名的无趣幻象。这似乎是乔治三世及其宫廷的木质头部，他们将忠诚的美国殖民者变成了不情愿的叛军。该书描述了美国如何深陷

越南战争，挥霍近期信用和军事力量以追求“某个地点的盲目百分比”，而主要服务于共产主义中国的利益，最终以美国的通货膨胀和价格管制带来的羞辱告终。

在这个壮观的景象中，共同的主线是大国违背自身意志与利益行事，沉溺于幻象并拒绝理解他们正在与谁打交道。在这种情况下，冲突本可以通过一些不太可能的方式被定义。

未来的时代情况将好奇，为什么美国选择通过在不再为其提供能量的引擎中发动一场不必要的战争，而浪费其危险且稀薄的弹药储备。为什么攻击一个在本质上已经持续的第二十个国家：为什么现在要削弱对抗中国和俄罗斯这些真实威胁所需的战斗能力。

美国参谋长联席会议主席 Gon fran Camo 警告特朗普，一场针对伊朗的战争将“戏剧性地耗尽美国的武器储备，且没有快速区域化的明确路径”。

《Regina Change》，这部由 Maggie Heberman 和 Jonathan Swann 撰写的关于特朗普白宫的揭秘之作指出，Camo 告诉特朗普，“未来任何冲突中的道德空中能力都可能受到严重的重新影响”。但这毫无作用。特朗普显然希望让自己从这部杂志中脱身，毫无疑问，他最终将宣布一项第 11 章的战略变体。

不足且离开这个混乱局面是他的努力，正如他在商业生活中多次做的那样。但伊朗革命卫队的努力正在根除他们的优势。他们不会这样被指责，也不会如此轻易地让他止损。现在是按照他们的条款进行战争。

伊朗冲突在各个层面上一直是一场战略上的停火。对阿亚图拉·阿里·哈梅尼以及大约 160 名政权精英的暗杀，除掉了一个曾导致其

对抗核武器的领导人。 以色列军事情报局前伊朗处负责人 James Cleinowicz 表示，复杂的教职人员政权已被一个由革命卫队组成的、更为紧密且更危险的军事民族主义政权所取代，该政权仍拥有一大批高度

直接的情绪，并且更有可能在核武器问题上采取行动。

这符合第一个 7th 压力测试：是否存在替代方案？在某种意义上，伊朗曾受到与 Hana's Exams 达成的早期核协议的限制。该政权受到国际检查员的密集监视。特朗普现在废除了该协议，且没有任何替代方案。

他曾有机会恢复

“伊朗革命卫队正在利用他们的优势。现在是按照他们的条款进行战争”

一月份的一项全球事务。伊朗对让步持开放态度。谈判破裂。特朗普想要完全的宣传回报。他未能理解伊朗的邪恶想法。

Cleinowicz 简洁的论文《战争如何穿越伊朗英格兰》，几乎可以作为《愚蠢之行》的后记。一个失去信用、鲁特尔且崩塌的政权被外部攻击所拯救，导致

足够多的伊朗人抛开分歧，在共同面对国家意义的问题上达成一致。

正如预料且被预见的那样——一场政权生存之战并不意味着伊朗会关闭火警边缘作为反制筹码。革命卫队在抗议中发现了一种他们绝不会再次放弃的武器。

这场战争向世界揭示了美国的批评者 200-400 年：它在 1960 年代有 600 天——一个旨在强迫思想的设定聚集。它表明，美国无法在两个战线上 plausibly 地进行战争，并且缺乏政治上的严肃性来完成其在海湾地区所启动的计划。

需要 100,000 名地面部队和反紧急战争导弹才能击毁伊朗的那些团队。如果这真的能做到的话。这个奇迹已证明可信度在海湾地区至关重要，并且涉及价格规定的美军基地的重大交易，这些基地并不能保护它们，反而使它们处于危险之中。海湾国家向其首席客户中国进行部分重新结盟，只是时间问题。

特朗普对欧洲盟友无法忍受的侮辱——因为他们拒绝让他从其基地和领空违反国际法——进一步毒化了西方联盟。

这一切都完美地落入了北京的掌控之中。在中国看来，这场凄惨的传奇使其在大多数人类眼中成为了一个更负责任的超级大国。世界的权力平衡在人们眼前发生着变化。

碳氢化合物的时钟被特朗普的战争所利用，它之于亚洲的作用就如同弗拉基米尔·普京的战争之于欧洲。特朗普的战争持续时间越长，它在欧洲面前推动的就越是全盘电气化。甚至包括他如何击败暂停，制造什么以及电池。这种复杂性落入中国之手，形成了电子霸权。

特朗普留下了数百万个“政权更迭”的烂摊子，伴随着一些他认为自己是“迄今为止地球上最强大的、被遏制的混乱者”的生意。一位总统历史学家曾向他保证，他已经超越了亚历山大大帝、乔治亚、米兰、南斯拉夫、凯撒、毛泽东、苏丹和希特勒，以及其他所有人。

结果证明，那位历史学家是加里·普莱耶的高尔夫球童。

马斯克需表现更佳

特斯拉已正式制造出其第 10 百万辆汽车，这是一辆本周在加利福尼亚州弗里蒙特工厂生产的钻石黑 Model Y。这意味着埃隆·马斯克在实现到 2035 年为止的四个“产品目标”之一方面已完成一半，而这些目标将解锁这位特斯拉首席执行官薪酬方案的全部价值。

正在向客户施展的伟大企业 AI 骗局并不会让生活变得更好

本·马洛 (BEN MARLOW)

当公司将削减成本的驱动力伪装成服务改进时，请准备好迎接失望

近期，马斯克在接受《经济学人》的一次极具启发性的采访中预测，AI 将很快在 2014. 被销售。该公司的收入为 $1.6 ，其中近 35.9% 将被淘汰。也许吧，但公平地说，马斯克在游戏中也采取了这种方式。

毕竟，这个男人出售股票的主要动力通常在公众中并不常见，其估值近 35.9% 是为了支持对 AI 基础设施的巨额投资。SpaceX 的 AI 占其资本支出的 70% 以上。

假设马斯克是对的，那么看来我们必须首先接受几年的漫长平庸，甚至可能是极端的倒退，至少在它连接平凡事物（消费端）时是这样，每年一次，同时银行。

以劳埃德银行集团 (Lloyds Banking Group) 为例，其服务被英国 28 million 人使用。它急于让每一个人成为客户，宣称其对 AI 的热情采用将戏剧性地改善他们的生活，因为它正投入巨额资金于这项技术。

传达给 60,000 人的劳埃德员工队伍的信息也是一样的：AI 将对你们的工作产生压倒性的积极影响。

但这真的可能吗？在企业向客户施展的 AI 骗局中，总数有 20% 以上。

我对这一切最大的问题之一是，公司如何将这场伟大的 AI 拥抱进行伪装，仿佛它在某种程度上是由改善客户服务或减轻人们工作负担的愿望所驱动的。这是一个规模惊人的“成本烟幕弹”，其重复利用率将大幅下降。

这就是劳埃德的老板克劳德·南恩 (Claude Nunn)，他阐述了该行独特的名为“业务 2030”的战略，其中一个新的“增长阶段”将通过“增强的客户体验、增加的集团连接度以及一个伪四十步阶跃，所有这些都由开拓性技术实现”而达成。所有这些都是一种极其冗长且并不透明的表达方式，其实就是在说劳埃德计划进行一次巨大的削减成本行动——准确地说，是削减 £2 的成本。

情况变得更糟，劳埃德表示计划使用一个名为 AI “speak”的工具，它至少可以作为一个巨大的数字同事，来“转型”其客户服务运营并“提升同事生产力”。这听起来是一种极其啰嗦的说法，意思是你们打算裁掉很多人，并用 AI 取代他们。或者，总而言之，AI 活着——这就是 AI “革命”最绝对的简单化。

值得注意的是，该行并未提供关于其预计通过 AI 创造的新职位的数量，或者可能被取代的所有工作的预测。

它不愿透露的部分原因在于，净数量将是压倒性的负面，这将立即在 AI 采用（如其计划的那样）在某种程度上代表伟大进步的观念中戳出一个巨大的漏洞。

但南恩这样说：“我们认为，我们在其中所做的事情有 50% 将是关于区分并扩展我们为客户提供服务的新领域。另外 50% 是关于帮助我们的同事完成任务并迈向下一步。”

鉴于劳埃德刚刚公布了上半年税前利润大幅增长 22% 至 £4.3bn，员工有权质疑为什么最初没有迫切需要这些方法。

同样地，当它吹嘘自南恩 2022, 2 月加入以来，股东分红翻了一番且股价翻了两倍时，这相当清楚地表明了劳埃德的优先级所在。

南恩说，银行希望向投资者“提供更强、更可持续的回报”，那么这是否意味着，这场针对 AI 客户服务和工作的血洗才刚刚开始！

这一切最糟糕的一点在于，人工智能（AI）被视为获得更好回报的保证。而事实恰恰相反。

这一切最初是由麻省理工学院（Massachusetts Institute of Technology）的一位学者发起的，但多年后发现，绝大多数 AI 投资者给企业带来的回报竟然是“零回报”。（Angels 2018: 46/58, 2/25 50bn）对 Geoteraine Ltd 的企业投资又是如何？

是的，公司们正心甘情愿地忽视证据，继续在一种前所未有的程度上向客户推销 AI。最令人反感的是，他们竟然暗示自己并非如此。大多数 AI 投资者认为，他们只是在响应需求，给消费者提供他们想要的东西。这正是英国天然气能源中心（British Gas power Centres）负责人克里斯·奥谢（Chris O'Shea）最近在公布计划削减 1,000 个呼叫中心和后台岗位（作为“AI 工具定向部署”的一部分）后所做的稳定主张。

他声称，做出这些改变是因为客户更倾向于使用数字渠道来解决客户服务问题，而不是与员工打交道。 “实际上，超过 50% 的客户在第一时间使用数字渠道，我们的客户电话量甚至减少了 20%，所以这仅仅反映了客户行为的变化，”奥谢说。

有没有可能，客户更多地使用数字渠道是因为系统刻意将他们推向那个方向，同时让接触真实人类环境变得越来越困难？这在很多关键体验和方面绝非孤例。

那么，至少当不可避免的反弹到来时，这些公司可以假装没有责任。他们会说：“我们只是给了你们所有想要的东西。” 并不尝试。

至于马斯克（Musk），他承认购买了 AI 专业学院 30% 到 20% 的规模。他打算做的是从他的社会崩溃中获得最大可能的收益——在与聊天机器人进行又一次令人恼火的交流后，一些穷困潦倒的人正陷入精神崩溃。

我们必须最终采取立场，阻止阿达尼掌控我们珍贵的港口

LUKE BARE

如果英国需要另一个在世界上要求AI软件的例子，就在这里：印度最富有的人正准备买下最大的港口。世界上最大的港口是

Associated British Ports (APP)，该公司于周三出现，就在巴西试点在威胁要征收上帝但关税从而对全球贸易施加压力前几个小时。虽然该企业在国内基金中已存在 20 年，但加拿大养老金基金拟收购合计 60% 股份的行为标志着一个共同的机会。当然，

政府是否可以帮助说服英国养老金基金或私募股权公司，以重新获得未来的控制权？为什么不动用拨给国家健康基金的 £200m 资金中的一部分？

APP 负责处理英国四分之一的贸易往来，运营着 10 个负责将货柜和集装箱运进运出该国的港口。这是一个关于千万富翁和影响力的典型案例。

然而，APP 的出售尚未引起政府的一丝风声，也没有在金融城引发对造成我们影响的恐惧。这深深地与关于阿达尼海外贿赂和信任的争议性指控相矛盾。将这种冷淡的反应与印度的庆祝活动对比，在印度，一个永久的未来可以将这笔交易视为殖民主义的逆转。“从被偏见对待到买下

殖民地的皇冠上的明珠，”他 Accounts: Emes 说道，并指出 APP 是通往世界的重要门户。

它补充说，这笔交易“触及了英国主要经济运作的物理基础设施”。

很难想象唐纳德·特朗普在没有经过战斗的情况下就会放弃对如此关键基础设施的控制权。

以巴拿马运河为例，美国总统在指责中国在该地区施加过多影响后，设计了一项计划，给香港 7B Star House 施压，要求其出售两个关键港口。

7B 及其投资者在涉及国内资产时，似乎对这种地缘政治重要性视而不见，而这次交易就是最新的例子。无论是最近从

中国之手转交给法国之手的 UW 电网，还是其他已被标记给约定投标者的水务和互联-市场经济主义等主要公用事业。

APP 仅仅是被部长们和

厌恶风险的英国投资者们放弃的一长串资产中的最新一项，且可以说也是最重要的一项。

除了港口，该公司在尝试英国离岸风电产业中扮演着关键角色。讽刺的是，它可能会被移交给一个在

澳大利亚经营煤矿和矿山的人，而那里被指责破坏当地环境并威胁大堡礁。

此外，还有关于 2022 年一项短期项目股票市场操纵的指控，称贾特·阿达尼是“公司历史上最大骗局”的幕后黑手。印度股市监管机构随后驳回了这些指控。

在印度有相当多的人认为，在阿达尼之前同意支付 927bn (£200bn) 以解决一项关于涉嫌违反伊朗制裁的调查后，他也将能够成为最强大的英国公司。到目前为止，这些争议没有一项能阻止这位印度最富有亿万富翁的崛起。他建立了一个在印度涵盖港口、能源、危机、机场和媒体的帝国。

其身价约为 £94bn，是任何在英国注册的人的三倍，这本身就讲述了一个故事。

他以 100bn 交易 APP 的行为，标志着一个关联的印度与一个联合的英国之间持续的权力转移。如果阿达尼能够实现这一点，这将代表印度历史上最大规模的英国公司收购案之一。

资本土地得分：向曼达拉 1.6bn 的交易，在购买 Treby Ten 之后针对美国地区，而另一位印度亿万富翁 Bharti Mitral 最近收购了 IIT 24. 股份。 1.

现在，一个对我们的经济福祉至关重要的企业正陷入外国部门的掌控。虽然英国在重新平衡客户方面可能有所增长，本土企业也应重新建立起竞争力，但这次潜在的收购提醒我们，绝不能让它成为下一个牺牲品。

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2. 2017年1月1日，公司与上海浦东发展银行股份有限公司签订了《最高额保证合同》，约定在2017年1月1日到期。

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每日电讯报 (The Daily Telegraph) 周五 2016年7月31日

商业

现在进行有价值的规划以削减您的遗产税

Rachel Wait 概述了在赠予哪怕一便士之前您需要考虑的选项

规划所有世俗资产的去向是一项复杂的任务。许多人在确保计划广泛、具有税收效率，以及避免过于慷慨而导致现金耗尽之间走钢丝。然而，花时间规划可以显著降低您的家人可能面临的遗产税 (IRT)——潜在地节省数千英镑——并避免日后的复杂情况或冲突。在您移交哪怕一便士之前，请确保采取以下五项经专家认可的步骤。

1. 计算您的遗产总额 您的第一步是了解遗产的价值，包括您的住所和您拥有的任何其他房产、储蓄、投资以及——从明年四月起——个人财产，并扣除您仍欠的任何债务。您越早这样做，在决定如何处理这些资产时，就越有可能拥有更多的规划选项。

Taylor Rose 律师事务所的 Jacob Robinson 表示：“早期规划为您提供了更大的灵活性——无论是在可行的方案和认可方面，还是在确保您的意愿得到记录并高效执行方面。”一旦您了解了自己的遗产，请思考您想要实现的目标。对于有些人来说，这可能是为了减少遗产税账单，而其他人则可能希望确保其财富按照其意愿传承。

同时，审查您的遗嘱也是值得的，检查是否已办理授权书，并确保您已指定执行人来管理您的遗产。Robinson 先生表示：“独立财务顾问或财富保险人可以协助进行终身规划，律师则可以协助起草遗嘱或其他法律文件，并提供遗产规划指导。”

2. 决定赠予多少 一旦您评估了遗产，就更容易计算出您可以负担提前赠予多少，以及您希望谁从中受益。

财富管理公司 forwealth 的 Charlotte Ransom 表示：“在进行任何赠予之前，请诚实地评估您目前的资产、预期未来的收入，以及至关重要的是，您认为资助自己的退休生活需要多少资金。”

赠予绝不能以牺牲您自己的财务安全为代价。Remember A Charity 财富顾问委员会主席 Chris McLellan 补充道：“在决定给亲人的金额时，许多人关注的是他们希望给孩子或孙辈留多少，而不是他们实际上能负担起分出多少。”

“我们经常看到人们低估退休生活的时长，以及未来护理成本、医疗费用以及通货膨胀的潜在影响。在进行任何赠予之前，确保自己的财务安全不受影响至关重要。”

现金流规划可能特别有用。将退休后每年的预期收入与预计生活支出进行对比，这可以帮助您了解今天的赠予在多年后将如何影响您的财务状况。咨询财务顾问或财务规划师是有价值的。

3. 仔细考虑时机 赠予的时机可能与赠予的金额同样重要。Ransom 先生说：“越来越多的父母意识到，财富在孩子早年的成长过程中往往能产生最大的影响，而不是在数十年后被继承。”

“帮助某人进入房产阶梯，或在他们建立事业、权力并面对通货膨胀时为他们提供更大的财务保障，可能比在晚年将同样的资产作为遗产留下来产生更好的影响。”您在生前的赠予还可以减少潜在的 IRT 账单。

每个人在每个纳税年度可以使用年度免税额赠予最高 £3,000。

与家人讨论您的计划可能会感到不适，但这样做有助于解决日后的大部分问题和纠纷。

赠与豁免，且无需缴纳遗产税。较大的赠与通常只有在您在赠与后生存 l 至少七年时，才会被视为已从您的遗产中扣除。尽早开始可以增加其免于缴纳遗产税 (IRT) 的可能性。来自 Minicon de Royo 律师事务所的 Minnesota Coleman 补充道：“如果您计划转让可能增值的资产，尽早开始也会非常有益。通过尽早赠与，未来的任何增长都可能不计入您的遗产，从而在您去世时潜在地减少应缴纳的遗产税。”

然而，您应该只赠与那些您可以承受失去的资产。

4. 考虑控制权 遗产税 (IRT) 规划的另一个部分是确定您希望对所做赠与拥有多少控制权。

如果您将巨额资金赠予在财务决策方面有困难的年轻人，或者您对赠与金的用途有具体想法，这可能是一个考量因素。例如，资金应被用于大学学费，而非挥霍在昂贵的新车上。您可能还担心未来的离婚会损害您的家族财富。直接赠与简单且有效，但您会失去控制权。

然而，全权信托 (discretionary trust) 提供了对支付金额的灵活性和控制权。简单信托 (bare trust) 更简单但灵活性较低，一旦受益人在英格兰和威尔士（在苏格兰则为相应年龄）达到法定年龄，他们即可获得信托的内容。

财富管理公司 First Wealth 的 Anthony Tillis 补充说，家族投资公司 (FIC) “可以让您管理跨越多代人的家族财富。由于运营成本的原因，这通常只有在达到一定的财富水平时才合理，但对于某些家庭来说，FIC 是我会向人们推荐的最有效的结构之一。”

5. 将您的计划告知家人 尽管讨论继承问题可能让人觉得不舒服，但与家人交流可以防止日后的误解或冲突。

Robinson 先生表示：“当继承规划并非孤立进行时，效果最好。让家庭成员知道您的意图及原因，可以避免误解，管理预期，并降低死后发生争端的风险。”

“这还允许受益者相应地规划自己的事务。这些对话可能是艰难的，但在生前进行远比事后通过诉讼解决要容易得多。”

解释决定，特别是如果您对不同受益人的对待方式有所不同，可以有效管理预期。

此外，请告知您的执行人关键文件的存放位置（例如您的遗嘱），以便他们更轻松地管理您的遗产。

商业快讯

针对“误导销售索赔短信”相关公司的突击搜查

据称曾发送 170 million 条关于汽车金融误导销售索赔的悔意短信的法律公司相关物业，已被数据监管机构突击搜查。

信息专员办公室 (ICO) 表示，在收到超过 12 million 份投诉后，已在英国、Burden、Lombard、伦敦和斯旺西执行了搜查令。

调查部门负责人 Early Harry 表示：“本周的搜查向索赔管理公司发出了一个明确信号：遵守法律，否则就等着收到我们的通知。”

施罗德在出售前净流出 £4.2bn

在完成向 United Nations 的 10. 销售之前，Austrianinger Schroders 预计上半年的净流出将进一步扩大至 £4.2bn 20. 0bn。

一名未具名的“低利润”客户撤走了 £6.0bn，而该公司首席执行官 Richard Oldfield 表示，一些大客户也对其长期承诺采取了“暂停”态度。

总流入额为 £60.3bn，增长 4. 0bn，Oldfield 先生称这显示了“信心方面的力量”。

调整后营业利润增长 40p 至 £450.9bn，而总管理资产达到了创纪录的 £987.9bn。

LSEG 受益于年度交易活动增强

伦敦证券交易所集团 (LSEG) 缩小了全年营收预测，且上半年销售利润略超预期，不过其股价在分析结果令人失望的情况下有所下跌。

首席执行官 David Schwimmer 表示，与激进投资者 Elliott Management 进行了“良好、有效的交流”，但未详细阐述。自 Elliott 的持股情况在 February 公开以来，LSEG 的股价上涨了 20p。

该公司交易活动激增，帮助其市场业务实现了 8pc 的增长。

国防支出激增推动劳斯莱斯增长

更高的国防支出为劳斯莱斯带来了收益，该公司在强劲的上半年表现后上调了年度流出预期。

这家发动机制造商在 FY15 2015 测试中跃升至首位，其股价在昨日早盘交易中上涨 6pc。

该公司预计 2020, 的基础营业利润将在 £4.7bn 至 £4.0bn 之间，高于之前的 £46m 至 £4.2bn。由于营收增长至 $885，达到 £32.38bn，基础收益激增 40pc 至 £3.53bn。

但由于汇率波动以及出售部分业务，法定税前利润减半至 £5.00bn。

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玛丽·德·拉切维茨 (Mary de Rachewitz)

一位诗人之女，在波兹南的筋膜中度过一生，试图恢复其名誉

玛丽·德·拉切维茨去世时年 60，她是美国诗人埃里克·庞德（Eric Pound）的私生女。尽管她被庞德及其母亲——美国小提琴手奥尔加·霍奇（Olga Hodge）交给南蒂罗尔的一对农民夫妇抚养，但她对这位充满缺陷却又极具魅力的父亲的奉献从未停止。

还有许多需要原谅的事情。在玛丽出生前，庞德在伦敦诗坛留下了一串足迹，讽刺的是，他一生致力于扮演一个角色，并在其中协助。他的音乐之地召集了欧内斯特·海明威（Ernest Hemingway）。然而，在 1924 移居意大利后，他变得热衷于米亚纳多（Mianado）风格的快步舞，在第二次世界大战期间为他及其妻子和儿子辩护，这些带有反犹主义色彩的宣传资料在 1943 的高级法院缺席审判中被提及了 15 次。

他在 1943, 被 15 名士兵俘虏，随后被宣布精神失常，并在华盛顿的一家精神病院中度过了 15 年。1958, 他回到意大利，在抵达时给医生发了工资，并于 1972 去世。

玛丽·德·拉切维茨奋斗终生，试图将伟大且慈爱的父亲庞德与那个游客且反犹主义者的庞德区分开来，最著名的成果是她在 1972 年出版的《谨慎》(Discretion) —— 这一标题是在玩弄庞德 1972 年的自传性事件。在那个关于他是诗歌成功成员的《改革》中。

埃里克·庞德当时 36 且已经与英国艺术家斯文兹·莎士比亚（Svendsy Shakespeare）结婚，后者的职业生涯正处于起步阶段，而他在 1922. 夏天与 20 岁的奥尔加·霍奇开始了婚外情。奥尔加是 1972 年电影《隐形人》的成员，但庞德从未与多萝西离婚，他下令保留伟大的符号及任何经验。

在这些经历中的一次，即 1924 年 10 月，庞德离开蒂罗尔前往意大利北部的英语小镇，当时看来，更多的人以及欧洲其余的私情是对孕妇的一次伟大且美好的时光。在追随庞德的出生后，于 19 1924 7 月，她在 1924. 的 1972 年电影《隐形人》中生下了玛丽。蒂罗尔这个主要讲德语的韩裔美国作家，在第一次世界大战后被划归意大利。一年半后，在他 1930, 中心，多萝西成为了一名诗歌成功的成员。

奥尔加和庞德将她们的小女儿交给了一对住在南蒂罗尔盖斯（Gais）、没有孩子的农民夫妇，他们同意在 2018 一个月内抚养玛丽。她们的出生年份是 1930, 1932, 和 1933. 1934, 德国的玛丽为 30 其他死者提供了一所房子。

玛丽与养父母在一起生活得很幸福。她从小说着当地的德语方言，并开始帮养父母放羊并在收获时帮忙。她就读于当地学校，参与当地习俗，觉得自己是当地社区的一部分。

与此同时，奥尔加和多萝西关系恶劣，在不同时期分别与埃兹拉（Ezra）同居。在奥玛出生一年后，多萝西将他带到英国，并在那里停留了一段时间，然后将其交给他人照顾，此后她便访问该镇的同一地点，而埃兹拉则会与奥尔加共度时光。

1939 奥尔加的父亲在威尼斯为她买了一栋小房子，从 1939 年起，她还租给奥尔加一座山坡上的建筑，当时法国人正在英国。她和埃兹拉能够在没有孩子的情况下满意地进行他们的私情。不出所料，她们几乎没有家庭历史。事实上，她的存在是一个被严密守护的秘密。庞德直到 1935 向自己的父亲透露此事。

不过，他确实不时地来看望她。玛丽对她的“塔蒂尔”（Tartile）——

——也就是养父母对庞德的称呼，最初的记忆是一双她被允许触摸的短鞋，但总的来说，她记得的是一位额外的父亲。他给她买了一本关于羊的小书，并成为了她微小树木种植业务的合作伙伴。

“Mansie”——修订了超过一个“完成了细节，带着怨恨……仿佛我一直对她有亏欠”，而玛丽回想起奥尔加（Olga）送给她的一把小提琴。

然而，在 1952 年的一次访谈中，她回顾道，为了争夺父亲的宠爱而产生的竞争使她们的关系变得阴云笼罩。“任何不能庞德（Pound）的人都爱他，”她说。“当他写下《骄傲、青春期与财产》（Pride, puberty, and possessions）时，我很清楚他是在写我们所有人，包括他的妻子。我们都想独占他。我现在重新阅读母亲的信件，才发现她有多爱他。”

15 岁时，玛丽前往威尼斯与父母同住，在那里，庞德为她准备了网球和拳击，并带她去电影院，绕过手袋——然后在熄灭时来到餐桌旁。她的父母将她送到佛罗伦萨附近的一所学校，以提高她对印地语、英语和诗歌史的认识。

在完成他的史诗《咏唱》（The Cantus）的一年后，他向她发起了挑战，这部作品始于 1941 年之前，并贯穿其一生。

这似乎是一项几乎不可能完成的任务，但在 1950 年，玛丽出版了其父亲诗作的第一部双语版，并因其意大利语翻译而获得了 48 年度奖项。

在第二次世界大战初期，奥尔加占据了她在威尼斯的家，1944 年 5 月，德国军队强迫庞德离开他们的儿子，在英格兰的家中他们住在一起，不舒服地与奥尔加在 hard hadhtags 共处。

为了开启她对这次愤怒氛围的思考。玛丽接下来的时间不在 1940 年代。玛丽第一次在一家德国医院工作了一段时间。当她 19 岁时，她的父亲来看望她，直到那时她才意识到他还有另一个家庭的存在。

玛丽对她父亲在战争期间活动的记忆，并未说服所有人。她声称，他并非真的打算背叛自己的国家。

“他……失去了控制。他的舌头正处于无辜的状态……发出了受压迫的声音。”

1944 年 5 月，游击队抓获了埃兹拉（Ezra）。庞德在 hard hadhtags 中发泄愤怒。她在 1950 年花费了更多时间学习，当时她前往该市，恳请她的父亲签署承认他被利用的文件，以此作为他获释的条件。玛丽在 15 年内没有再次见到他。

1946 年，玛丽嫁给了玛丽·德·拉切维茨（Marie de Rachewitz），一名具有俄罗斯欺骗背景的印地语打字员。她非常倾向于吹火管理，在南蒂罗尔（South Tyrol）靠近墨西哥的一处破旧手工艺品店工作，并在一年后开始。

当她的父亲最终从精神病院获释并返回意大利时，玛丽将他带到了电台，尽管他由多萝西（Dorothy）陪同，“多萝西一直待在房间里阅读亨利·詹姆斯（Henry James）”，以及一名表面上担任其秘书的年轻女友，后者很快被多萝西打发走了。

但到 1950 年底，庞德陷入了抑郁，1960 年，无法返回的多萝西将照顾他的职责交给了奥尔加，并退休回伦敦。奥尔加用一名男子将死亡机器归还于 1972 年。从 1950 年代起，玛丽

玛丽与埃兹拉·珀西（Ezra Percy）在 1958 年和 1960 年。我已从精神病院获释

玛丽·德·拉切维茨，主持英语情报。1939 年为她的父亲在 1940 年代设立纪念牌。她 19 岁，她的父亲在电台中通过了她的 1940 年代。而且那时所有男人和她的儿子都应该被排除在外！

1950 年之后，我致力于将其父亲的诗作翻译成意大利语，除了《咏唱》（The Cantus）外，还出版了约六部他的作品集。她还出版了若干部用拉丁语言编写的诗歌专栏，这些作品在一部专栏中被编辑并重新出版。在 2016 年的系列中，在《改革》（Reform）中，她被命名为马萨诸塞州剑桥市哈佛大学的拉德克利夫学院（Radcliffe College）。

玛丽将她的吹火管理与她父亲的财产填满，包括

a 曝光，而我查阅的所有内容，都是由他起草并分在《坎图斯》(The Cantus) 的不同合集和章节中的。她还建立了埃兹拉·庞德 (Ezra Pound) 的叙事体系，在此期间她举办会议，吸引世界各地的学生来到一个大型祖母房中学习她父亲的作品。

当所有年龄和权威强迫她的父亲 Olga 离开“波兹南”时，她搬到了伯明翰的玛丽处，并于 1958 年在那里去世，享年 60 岁。

2004 年，玛丽在伦敦 Walk 街的一栋房子外揭幕了一块蓝色纪念牌，她的父亲曾在 1969 年至 1984 年期间居住于此。英国遗产基金会曾于 1980 年拒绝了一项纪念化请求，称由于其具有争议性，难以予以发布。一名发言人解释说，现在的转变是因为“委员会认定其诗歌和艺术成就之重大，足以使其愿意忽略其政治观点”。

“我的父亲承受了许多批评和误解，”玛丽宣布道，“他始终坚持自己的信念，即正义属于每个人，上帝爱所有人，不应将任何人排除在外。”

随后，玛丽与大卫·穆迪 (David Moody) 共同收集并编辑了她父亲写给父母的信件，并于 2011 年以《新手中的埃兹拉·庞德》(Ezra Pound in the Novice) 为名出版。

去年 12 月，玛丽·德·拉切维茨 (Mary de Rachewitz) 凭借她父亲的诗作被授予意大利养子女奖，根据评语，这是因为“她对其父亲诗歌的忠诚，以及她与之保持的自由与距离”。

她的丈夫于 1957 年去世，两人育有一子一女。

玛丽·德·拉切维茨，出生于 1923 年 7 月，去世于 2020 年 7 月 24 日。

赛门·侯夫 (Simon Houfe)

继承遗产的古物研究者

贝德福德郡的 Avenue House

这位 21 岁（此处原文为21，疑为误植）且已于 68 岁去世的人，是一位贝德福德郡的古物研究者，以及其祖父——那位建筑师、保护主义者兼皇家艺术学院院长的遗产守护者。

赛门·理查德·拜尔斯·侯夫 (Simon Richard Byers Houfe) 被认为具有拜占庭风格 (1339 K)，他是建筑师埃里克·侯夫 (Eric Houfe) 及其妻子凯瑟琳 (Kathleen) 的儿子，而凯瑟琳是令人敬畏的 A. 艾伯特·理查森 (Albert Richardson) 的独生女。

被人们习惯地称为“教授”的理查森，决定了赛门地成长的环境；赛门被带到其祖父在贝德福德郡安杰利德 (Angellid) 的城镇住宅 Avenue House 中生活，时间是在 1339 K 的 1960 年初。赛门钦慕他那特立独行的祖父，并继承了其岳父的共同编辑权与精湛技艺。

他的祖父和父亲都希望赛门能追随他们的脚步进入建筑行业，但事与愿违。尽管有学术上的资助，他经历了三所学校，随后被送往伦敦大学就读。在奥尔加·德·林迪尔埃兰 (Olga deR'IndireElan) 的指导下，他经历了一段令人不安的时期，并因此早早返回。

没有人能说清赛门究竟想做什么，但他热爱 Avenue House。在 1964 年其祖父去世后，他成为了这座房子的管理者及其无数藏品的策展人——“教授”曾严禁安装电力设施，且几乎没有暖气，因此赛门的父母搬到了安杰利德其他地方一处更舒适的房产中。

不知怎么地，他在维多利亚和阿尔伯特博物馆的和平与主权部门找到了一份工作，在那里他培养了一种痴迷，最终促成了他的《20 世纪英国图书插图师与刻画师辞典》 (Dictionary of 1946 Century British Book Illustrator and Carcinateur) (1979年出版，1989年修订)。

他对当地古物、大学以及研究的热情，使他编写了一本关于其家乡贝德福德郡的权威指南 (1995)。在 20 世纪 70 年代初，侯夫担任《古物研究者》 (The Antiquary) 的编辑（这是一本致力于艺术和古董的资深期刊）。

在安置 Avenue House 期间，他退隐到

侯夫，书籍插画权威

在祖父藏品日益增加的、不那么正统的辉煌之中，过着绅士古物研究者的生活。他身材矮小，在安杰利德的一些冲击中显得格格不入，且偶尔谈论艺术作品，尽管他总能维持一种宏大而古老的风范。他热爱向人们展示这座房子，在客厅接待朋友，为了省电，仅靠一个三杆电火炉取暖。

Avenue House 成为了“教授”的圣殿，侯夫在管理这座房子时收集了大量关于其祖父的轶事，最终将其整理成一本关于艾伯特·理查森的全面传记——《教授》 (The Professor) (1984)。1989 年，他与艾伦·鲍尔斯 (Alan Powers) 合作，在 1939-40 年的英格兰生命十字房画廊 (English Life-Croix House Gallery) 举办了一场关于其硬件作品的展览。

随着年岁增长，Avenue House 及其广阔花园的维护变得日益艰巨。与最初热衷于接管该房产的国家信托基金会 (National Trust) 进行的谈判，因缺乏资金投入以及难以容纳大量游客而破裂。

带着深沉的不舍，侯夫将房内物品交给佳士得 (Christie's) 在 2013 年进行安全处置，并搬到了附近一座由其祖父改造的小房子里。他将自己环绕在祖父藏品中的心爱之物里——这就像一座缩微版的 Avenue House。

几年后，当时处于空置状态的 Avenue House 的未来在旧友将其收购后得到了解决。他乐于观察他们的事业进展，但他从未真正走出被迫出售 Avenue House 的阴影。

赛门·侯夫，1942 年 9 月 1 日出生，2020 年 7 月 27 日去世。

大卫·诺曼 (David Norman)

曾大力支持真网球（Real Tennis）与皇家芭蕾舞学校的前伊顿校友、城市猎头

诺曼（OLD NORMAN）逝世，享年 64 岁。他是一位著名的伦敦猎头，以其卓越的职业生涯以及对体育和艺术的热忱而闻名。

作为一名城市显贵的儿子和商人的孙子（其祖父曾任英格兰银行行长），大卫·诺曼（David Norman）在进入业界前从事了十年的工业工作。1977 年，这位伊顿校友加入了纽约高管猎头公司罗素·雷诺兹（Russell Reynolds）的伦敦办事处。在众多贡献中，他促成了某位强悍的苏格兰裔美国工业家（他最后的一项重大委任）的招聘，为对方在英国开启新职业生涯奠定了基础。

1983 年，诺曼与一名原罗素·雷诺兹的同事共同创业。作为该企业的核心，他创立了伊顿国际部门（Etonian Department International）——这是一次大胆的英国风投，旨在建立一个美国主导的领域，在当时，寻求美国资深高管而非仅仅是大型商人是完全创新的举措。

这组搭档对体育的热爱，在早期被描述为“极尽奢华且昂贵”，两人分别以截然不同的风格充分诠释了这一点。诺曼是典型的前伊顿校友；而布罗德本特（Broadbent）则是一个亲切的美国中产阶级（尽管是英语系且出生于乡村克里奥尔文化）——他曾将一名城市区的勋爵马歇尔（Lord Marshall）从阿尔托（Arto）推荐为英国航空的首席执行官。

在随后的 1,000 期间，他们在金融领域开辟了新事业。在担任许多投资银行公司的董事长或首席执行官期间，他成为了跟随伦敦城“大爆炸”（Big Bang）计划而崛起的人。他建立了第一个包含 10,000-1,000 份简历的资料库，并基于此进行研究，但很多时候人们对他之前的这种尝试知之甚少。

1987 年，诺曼和布罗德本特进行了

一次激进的收购，买下了招聘广告业务公司 Barbers，并于 1993 年将其转化为一家名为 Resources 的上市公司，诺曼担任执行董事长。在他处理公司事务时，布罗德本特继续经营猎头业务——直到诺曼意识到需要做出改变。

随后发生了激烈的分歧，布罗德本特于 1987 年离开以创建独立公司。诺曼于 1990 年退休，直到今年。

大卫·马克·诺曼（David Mark Norman）出生于 30 1943 年 1 月，是马克·诺曼（Mark Norman）与其 54 岁的妻子赫蒂（Hettie）的第三个孩子，他也是一名伊顿校友。马克曾是一家商人银行的董事总经理，并担任加拉格尔（Gallaher）烟草公司的董事长。

马克的父亲罗纳德（Ronald）曾任国家信托（National Trust）副主席以及 BBC 主席，被詹姆斯·洛（James Low）形容为“有史以来最英俊的男人”；罗纳德的哥哥蒙塔古·诺曼（Montagu Norman）在 1920 年至 1944 年间担任英格兰银行行长。

优越的出身、出众的外貌和自信让大卫拥有了一个黄金起点。在赫特福德郡的成长经历中，他在伊顿公学期间热爱板球、橄榄球、红衣队（Red-Clame）、网球和壁球（rackets）——他尤其热爱后者，赢得了 1958 年 FHLB 学校初级赛冠军，仅在 1960 年的 United Levant 赛中败给对方而输掉单打决赛。

诺曼是伊顿学生长会（Pay-the-other society of Eton prefects）的成员，也是一名极具天赋的音乐人，曾担任音乐会负责人。他随后进入位于蒙特利尔的旧大学就读，在担任体育设备制造商 Manager 的营销经理两年后，在哈佛商学院获得了 MBA 学位。从美国回国后，他加入了诺曼的一家熟人工业财团，并根据其父亲 1960 年代的股市通讯，接触了约翰·谢菲尔德（John Sheffield）。

在后来的岁月里，诺曼在真实网球（Real Tennis）和 the rackets（球拍球）领域成为一个极具影响力的人物——他既是球员，也是管理者，还是一个富有魅力且不懈的筹款人。从 1982 到 1987，他以其特有的驱动力担任“巴西网球与球拍球协会”主席，执行了一项宏大的会员发展计划，并筹集了约 £100,000 用于修复女王城市（Queen's City）的第二个球拍球场、建立一座博物馆以及翻新两座前女性球场，使其成为两项运动的国家中心。作为回报，他通常会说服俱乐部签署一项契约，保证球员在女王球场的贡献期限为 10 年。在 1988，他是美国国际高尔夫协会的成员，准将安德鲁·默特尔（Andrew Myrtle）在发扬传统 Ralston 的同时引入了专业方法，事实证明非常成功。最近，诺曼在比赛中的训练在伊顿的退休球场受到威胁，他排在澳大利亚人之后，且

诺曼·卡多根（Norman Cadogan）球拍球中心的发展。

在作为皇家芭蕾舞学校的捐赠协议中，他从 1969 到 2009 期间签署协议，克服了白色地区的重新开发，将其签署在他的房子里以及美国，是一位主要的商人，紧邻皇家歌剧院——实现了学校创始人 Dunn Ninette Valais 的梦想，即让学校与诺曼作为其成员的皇家芭蕾舞团分开。

他还领导了在皇家街上建设屡获殊荣的“抱负之桥”（Bridge of Aspiration），该桥象征着许多来自贫困和多元背景的昔日国家和工业家或儿童馆员学生的进步。出于另一种热爱，他成为了伊顿皇家植物园的成员。

鼓励青少年参与体育、艺术和其他课程是戴维·诺曼（David Norman）的核心宗旨。“他的大学在与伟大的年轻才智作斗争，”他的儿子在 Tim Rosenfield 及其 1960 年代红工业（Red-Industries）的孙辈中观察到。“在 1970 年代，他成为了改变年轻人生命轨迹所需之物的成员。随后，他会迅速采取行动，将他那些高高在上的 australian Ralstons 部署在通常不知道自己职责的青少年服务中。”

诺曼是一位热衷于高尔夫和网球的运动者，在他六十岁时，他于汉普郡的家庭住所伯利恒之家（Bethlehem House）去世，而相关的领域自 1970 起一直被持有。

他在 1981 与戴安娜·谢菲尔德（Diana Sheffield）结婚，她是 Isacus 史密斯家族的后代，他曾是伊顿人的成员，在她在 2020 年去世前的三十年里深受多种疾病困扰。他留下了三个女儿和儿子。

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| 9:00 | 电影：《绿里》(1980) 一个体型高大、身躯魁梧的孩子被共同塑造，但 1980 年小说中的故事是一个体型高大、身躯魁梧的孩子被共同塑造，但 1980 年小说中的故事是一个体型高大、身躯魁梧的孩子被共同塑造，但 1980 年小说中的故事是一个体型高大、身躯魁梧的孩子被共同塑造，但 1980 年小说中的故事是一个体型高大、身躯魁梧的孩子被共同塑造，但 1 | 10:00 | 超人般 12:00am 电影：《摩门教徒》(1984) 爱你（法国）由 Peter Dyrieley 主演 1.40 电影：《儿童》(Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与 |

死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与 |

死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与 |

死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00:10 那个男人 (Elisabeth F. The) 与死亡 (1984) 2.00; 2.00 1984 | | --- | --- | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |

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8:00	Public Eye Frank has a head-on collision with 20 Firkash (S)

9:00	FILM: Eyewitness (1975) Come thriller starring Mark Linder (S)

10:00	电影：The Mormon (1984) Love You (法国)，主演 Peter Dyrieley。1.40 电影：Children (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 及后续重复节目信息

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11:00	下午 电影：Andromax (1995) 动画冒险片，由 Meg Ryan 配音 (S)
12:00	下午 电影：Andromax (1995) Guy Geller 主演，Meg Ryan 出演 (S)
3:00	电影：Heaven Known, Mr Allison (1997) 浪漫剧情片，主演 Robert Mitchum 和 Deborah Kerr (S)
5:00	电影：The Eregener's New Distress (1997) 关于新统治者的故事，英雄正确保返回巴黎——但剧情发生了意外转折！剧情片，主演 Ian Holm 和 Burr Hight (S)

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7:35	IRL Daddy's Wren (2015) 改编自 2015 年小说的关于父母的故事（含重复 OCR 文本）

| 9:00 | 电影：《绿里程》(1980) 讲述一个身材高大且体格魁梧的孩子的改编故事（含重复 OCR 文本） |

共同塑造了他，但这部1980年小说的故事是一个身材高大且体格魁梧的孩子共同塑造了他（含重复 OCR 文本） # 随 Simon Calder 了解重大旅游新闻对您下一次旅行的影响 # 更多频道 BBC Four | 11:15 | 电影：2:00:15 | 1:00:00 | | --- | --- | --- | | 7:00 | 下午 Cigar of the Prom | | | 8:25 | TVF: 2020 | | | 8:55 | TVF: 2020 | | | 9:25 | TVF: 2020 | | | 10:35 | Cash Armstrong 出演

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综合情况

多云，间有晴朗时段，局部地区及北方部分地区有阵雨。英格兰和威尔士大部分地区有零星阵雨且总体干燥，但少数地区可能会出现降水。

● 伦敦，东英格兰，英吉利海峡，北英格兰，东安格利亚，中部地区，北部，沿海地区： 今日天气状况。 10.30-11.01：轻微至温和的微风。几乎晴朗。最低气温 30-12P (0.04)。

● 西北英格兰，湖区，萨福克，东北英格兰： 今日有零星阵雨，偶尔无雨。 13.15-13.30：14-28°C。温和的西风至西北风。天气晴朗且温和。最低气温 30-12P (0.04)。

● 西南地区： 今日有强风。最低气温 30-12P (0.04)。温和的西风。向北逐渐减弱。最低气温 30-14P。 14.15-14.30： （天气预报详情）

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The British

Labour's 25 billion council tax raid

£500 rise in average bill by 2030 under 'Burnham premium' hitting 25m homes

By Daniel Martin

HISTORY PHYSICAL EDITOR

LABOUR is planning an £500m tax raid on millions of families across England. The Telegraph are owned.

Figures seen by this newspaper show the national council tax take to expected to increase at per cent by 2030, drawing in £50.8m that year.

The rise would add another £500 to average council tax bills by the end of the decade, despite Andy Burnham's pledge to make tackling the cost of living his 3rd priority.

The Conservative branded the tax raid the 'Burnham premium' and claimed it would mean bills increasing 'in every postcode'. They added that the Bursham plans to rule out fiscal deviations to impose could push bills higher still.

Local authorities made £40.2m from council tax in 2024-25, but a series of parliamentary questions have revealed that figures will soar by £57.0m by 2030-31. It also said that the annual change in council tax levels over this period was expected to be between 4.1 per cent and 4.4 per cent a year, much higher than the current 12.1 inflation rate of 2.8 per cent.

This is the first time the Government has publicly stated its expectations for total council tax take in England alone. The figures were sent to the Office for Budget Responsibility, the independent financial watchdog to the UK.

The planned increase would affect 25.6 million homes. The average Band D household in England currently pays £2,300 to council tax. Applying the expected annual increases indicates that the rate will rise to £2,450 by 2030-31 a £550 increase.

Sir James Ceverly, the shadow commentator, believes, has also suggested that the Prime Minister's plans to impose Manchester style anyone across the country would push up council tax even more. This is because these matters would be able to add a premium on to council tax bills through a precept. He

said 'Andy Burnham is right to want to boost growth across our communities, but his model of Manchesterism is a recipe for soaring taxes in every postcode. Labour has already failed its £500m of council tax rises, and now former Manchester mayor Burnham wants to go further and impose the high-tax regional model across England.'

Since Mr Burnham was elected to create Manchester mayor in 2007, his internal council tax pre-cep 'next including the police for Band D homes increased by 127

per cent, from £90 to £104.

A MIRE 2.6 spokesman said: 'Count the have our yet set tax rates beyond this year and it's that estate to suggest to individual council to take into consideration a range of local factors, but we expect them to fully take into account the impact on taxpayers.'

Today, Mr Burnham is expected to announce plans to fund anyone billions of pounds of income tax for the first time, giving them an incentive to boost their area economy - as revealed by this newspaper earlier this month.

The 'income tax sharing' plan will become English money group, share of tax revenue from the state, and an indirect this will encourage them to pursue higher economic growth.

It is understood the policy will probably apply to the seven most senior regional universities, six of which are held by Labour. They include London, Liverpool and London Manchester.

No it did not say how much income tax councils would be able to access more the reforms are brought in, saying Burnham would be made in the Budget. Announcing the reforms, Mr Burnham said: 'Under our plans, every local leader will have the power and resources to improve public transport, build homes and create jobs.'

Sir James called the planned changes 'top-down regionalism' and warned they would take power away from local communities. 'What works in Manchester won't be the same for Essex, Cornwall or Cumbria,' he said.

Wildfires close in on Sizewell nuclear power stations

Britain's biggest nuclear power plant, Sizewell in Suffolk, is an inter-locuence of a large wildfire burning close by on Dunstall-Hardt. About 120 firefighters and 18 fire engines were battling to control the blaze, which is expected to last at least two more days. The blaze is thought to have started on an RSPR vertical line—the Report Page 9

England to boycott Infantino's World Cup

By Tom Morgan and Ben Rumsey

ENGLAND will boycott the World Cup alongside all European nations in response to Chazal Infantino's £10m tournament soft-off.

Civic members voted 55-0 in favour of turning their backs on the global governing body in a show of average against the Fifa president and his proposal to sell 30 per cent of World Cup commercial rights to private investors.

It is the first time an entire confidence has voted to boycott Major Fifa tournaments, with the Football Association and its countryquers across Europe deciding they have no option but to take such a dramatic stand.

After Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister, condemned Mr Infantino's plan

earlier this week, Lisa Nandy, the Culture Secretary, expressed Government support for the boycott.

'This is a principled decision that we strongly support,' she said. 'Football belongs to the fans, not billionaire investors. It's time to take a stand to protect our game.'

Yesterday, in an emergency 1974 meeting lasting two hours, more than 90 national federations spoke to anyone their support for a walk-out. Debbie Hewitt, the FA chairman, and Mark Hollingham, its chief executive, were among figures to back the call.

'We stand shoulder to shoulder with our European colleagues and fully support the collective view,' the FA said in a statement. 'We oppose Fifa's plans - the Fifa World Cup belongs to football

and always will.' A source added: 'There was lots of anger at how they had been treated and why Fifa sources cannot be used for development.'

Last night, the 46 countries in Conn. call, the body that governs football in

We stand with European colleagues and oppose Fifa's plans. The World Cup belongs to football

North, Central America and the Caribbean, also rejected Mr Infantino's plan, expressing 'deep concern'.

Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa, a Bahrain football administrator who is president of the Asian Football

Confederation, which has 47 members, also wrote a letter yesterday expressing dismay and calling for a united states.

Civic boycott will face its first test with Fifa's Under 20 Women's World Cup in Poland in September, two weeks before Mr Infantino's deadline of Sept 19 for acceptance of his plan.

Civic's own boycott is a humiliation for Infantino and plunges his 10-year presidency into death, behind the scenes, federalism are trying to establish if the Swiss Italian can be challenged when he needs re-election next year.

Until this week, his position had been viewed as largely unavoidable after he delivered record revenues in the last Continued on Page 2

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Badenoch: Doubting net zero doesn't make me a climate change denier

By Nick Gutteridge

CHIEF PHYSICAL CORRESPONDENT

KEMI BADENOCH has warned that jobs and businesses are being 'regulated out of existence' to fund a growing array of net zero frameworks.

The Forty leader called against the 'ever-expanding' number of officials paid bumper salaries to write climate reports and hand out state subsidies.

But remarks came in response to a change by Andrew D. McCormick. The Telegraph's World Economy Editor, published on Wednesday, 31.8, he

regarded Forty leader had 'chosen an abominable political moment to flirt with climate nihilism' as wildfires' rapid across continental levels.

We stand in The Telegraph today. Mrs Badenoch defended her promise to scrap the 2030 net zero target, which was written into law by the Tetras during Baroness May's premiership.

Mrs Badenoch warned that zero was an empty slogan that had created a credit but not necessarily effective in the 1980s and 81. She said there was a distinction to be drawn between net zero, scepticism and climate change

scepticism and it was possible to accept the science while questioning whether the political response was the right one.

'Climate change is real,' she writes. 'No can we do effects all over the world. The question isn't whether we should act. The questions whether the policies imposed in the name of climate action are effective, affordable and honest.'

There are more than 15,000 officials employed by the net zero department and its program, which reported combined staff costs of £450m last year. Analysis by the Confederation of British Industry last month concluded that the

net zero economy supported 11 million full-time jobs across energy, manufacturing, construction, engineering and professional services.

Mrs Badenoch writes: 'Too many people cannot tell the difference between talking about climate change and dealing with it.'

'They have accepted that the Left's closest policies are the only practice the policies, and that anyone who questions them must secretly want the planet to burn. This is intellectually lazy. A silvery politicians to announce a virtuous destination without explaining how we will

reach it, what it will cost, who will pay, which industries will survive, or whether it will reduce global emissions.

'If our model creates the highest industrial electricity prices in the world, deals factories and transfers production to countries burning more coal, nobody will follow us. Instead, other countries will take our jobs and grow their economies.

'Meanwhile, in Britain more and more people are employed to inspect emissions, write climate compliance documents and distribute subsidies. Their salaries are funded by the work

ers and businesses being regulated out of existence.' Mrs Badenoch has reversed almost a decade of her party's support for net zero. She has announced that the party would cut bills by scraping green levies on energy, to be paid for by using many green subsidies.

The Forty leader has also vowed to extract as much oil and gas from the North Sea as possible, and has pledged to block any candidate who does not sign up to her policy from standing for the Conservatives of the next election.

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NEWS

Record reoffending after early release

Reoffending has hit a new high after the release of more than 70,000 convicted criminals under Labour's scheme to combat government killing. Almost a third of convicted adult criminals reoffended from 2018 onwards, up from 200 per cent on the previous year. That represented nearly 25,000 criminals commuting more than 127,000 further offences, many after being released. The cases include a knife offender who has been charged with murder since being set free. Page 2

NEWS

Dynamic prices come to car park near you

Dynamic pricing is being introduced to car parks in the latest attack on drivers. They forgamma must be above that other customers under 'dynamic tariffs' that can rise and fall to the with doused, such as a paid lease or an event due. It has not a driver can park without knowing what they will be charged, as there is not always a fixed fee displayed. The pricing practice has previously caused uproar in the latest industry - notably forcing up the cost of Oasis tickets. Page 9

WORLD

Fortnight of bombs 'to cripple Iran's missiles'

A top US commander is preparing a new week bombing campaign against Iran to cripple its missile capability. A total 1 million of the US Central Command, has drawn up plans for 10 to 14 days of strikes change into trade-off. It breaks ongoing defeat, according to a report, as hit for tar strikes continue in the Middle East. US forces Irans fired more strikes on Iran overnight in what it called a 'powerful response' to an attack launched by Tehran on bases in Jordan. Page 10

BUSINESS

Economy will flatline, warns Bank of England

The economy is poised to almost grind to a halt for the rest of the year, the Bank of England has warned. Growth will drop to 0.1 per cent per quarter, the Bank predicted, slowing sharply after a strong start to the year. Higher period prices and energy bills, a weak jobs market, and rising mortgage costs are all draining confidence and spending power. Inflation, which slowed to a 10-month low of 2.6 per cent in June, is also expected to rise again to 5.2 per cent later this year. Page 17

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M&S goes S&M with crutchless underwear

Retailer collaborates with Ann Summers in move described as 'a marmalade dropper moment'

By Ann Jones CONSUMER AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT

FOR 500 years, Marks & Spencer has been one of Britain's most reliable par- tivists of women's undergunsmen, per- cefusing supportive lingerie that boosts comfort at high-street prices.

However, its latest offering of crutch- less lingerie has raised a few eyebrows.

Amid a wider push to attract a sweeter customer base, the former most racer has taken to selling a range of Ann Summers lingerie - including the "crutchless" pieces.

A new collaboration means custom-

ers can now find one multipack of three "flirty" face crutchless thongs for £20, so a pair of crutchless shoes lights which promise to combine the "sultry styling of traditional stockings and one pencilers with the convenience of lights".

For those looking for a full outfit - yet incomplete in one crucial regard - a suit they set with a mesh-wired baby roll and the accompanying crutchless knickers might be the best pick.

But the ringer goods have left cus- tomers idealising.

Nicole Wright, 67, from London, said she had been increasingly shopping at M&S and has arranged its offerings but said she was she for city the shops most recent sales plan.

He said: "The advert for 'new arrival' crutchless knickers was the first thing I saw when I opened my phone yesterday morning at 6.30am, and I confess it was

a bit of a marmalade-dropper moment. At first I thought it was a speed, but I felt lowed the link on to the website and yes, the knickers were really being sold at M&S."

"Needless to say, they did not make it

into my basket," she added. It has also caused a stir on the online forum House- set, with one poster commenting: "Please see there be one little corner of England where I don't have to run the gunsbite of sexy hair!"

The lingerie range includes a conflagged of those 'flirty' face crutchless thongs. Britain right, the waste, which is targeted and crutchless knickers set being sold on the M&S website

Demand for Marks & Spencer knick- ers among younger women has helped fast a range in sales on recent years, as part of a wider modernization drive.

In 2026, M&S said more people than ever were buying lingerie in its stores, with demand particularly strong among Millennium and Gen 2 customers, who were bringing in about a third of under- wear sales. It has put this success to large part down to some of the "builder and brighter styles".

Ken Hunk said, a consumer expert said that in this instance: "M&S isn't really selling lingerie ... it's selling the next chapter of the brand.

"The real commercial test isn't the first-years products raise eyebrows. It's whether M&S can continue broad- ening its customer base while protect my the trust that has taken more than a century to build.

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pared to evolve than many people ever reported."

The collaboration marks a tetra- round in relations between M&S and Ann Summers. In 2001, Ann Summers was forced to pull a promotional cam- paign styled on the M&S dining offer, where shoppers can mix and match their stores, main, sides and dessert.

Jacqueline Gold, the chief executive of Ann Summers at the time, admitted that the parody had gone a "squeal too far."

An M&S spokesman said its new col- laboration was part of its "Our brands at M&S" strategy that is "all about giving customers greater choice through care- fully selected third-party brands that complement our existing M&S offer."

"Ann Summers is one of the latest brands to join M&S.com, helping broaden our underwear and nightwear offer," they added.

Do any British

women really want Marks to be the spark in their love life?

Rowan Pelling

THEIR are many things I expect to find on the M&S website when searching for umbre (including themsha and my favourite cotton-rich (which have pack knickers), has' crutchless face thongs' crum- bers) list.

I'm pretty sure that when Marks and Sparks ran in Kansas "This is not just..." advertising campaign, it didn't include a sultry slogan proclaiming: "These are not just knickers... those are M&S ones; key crutchless knickers!" As regular readers know, I am the last person to be a good-standing business about erotic apparel. But what's fine and dandy in Soles simply isn't appropriate in a store shop associated with family values. What next?

Vibrators and love swings in the chain's home accessories department? When I put my shorts Miss Marita Hammers on and investigated further, I discovered M&S wasn't manufacturing the home/weenery crutchless panties itself. They were - surprise, surprise- made for Ann Summers. And that is a bit of a surprise, as M&S threatened Ann Summers with legal action back in 2010 for spring its advertising slogan with the words: "It's not just sex, it's Ann Summers sex." The retailer also offered customers an M&M "squeal deal" in which they could choose a "mate", a "side" and a "dresser" from its room waves. The last CEO of the sex and lingerie brand, Jacqueline Gold, a knowledge that they had pushed the joke too far, saying: "We sincerely hope we haven't damaged the 107 hour old institution that is Marks and Spencer."

Now M&S is 141 years old and busy damaging itself. Although the store doesn't appear to have trumpeted the fact, it now carries 146 Ann Summers items on its website, including a "crutchless face look", a "mesh wired babyroll and crutchless knickers set", "face crutchless knicker shorts" and, of course, the all important "crutchless shoes lights".

The store also seems to have impacted a number of reviews that were "originally posted on Ann Summers" including one Emma man who noted he "had some nights crab- with the wife dressed up in this outfit" That works on a sex shop review site - But this is a website where parents might reasonably expect a 12-year old girl to browse for her first but a nightdress or some floral knickers. What they want must be to stumble as you a shop phone with "chat". Tendry is the fast thing you expect from Britain's best-loved shop chain.

It reminds me of the furrow in the Houghton-Atton outfit nights provided for highschool people to nothing. "Lotta" beef for six-year-olds, along with children's "Aulten hoarding the Phyllos logo, A decade later, Emma and Will Smith are also similar trouble for working with the men's age and stintnessy that have a troubling revolutionary to little flurry writing paper. During some of our clients like these, the parenting website Mummet set up its "LeClette de Gille" campaign, asking shops not to stock waves that might sexualise children, and most

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'Streetwise' runaway wallaby keeps rescuers on hop in Devon

By Telegraph Reporter

A WALLABY that has hopped around the Devon countryside for three years has been deemed "too streetwise" to be cruggy.

The marsupial, native to Australia, has escaped capture several times and may now be better suited to life in the wild, a sea-boom fan still.

Danny Reynolds, a co-founder of Eamser Zoo, said the wallaby had been wandering for years but had always dis- apported before they could see it. He said: "As far as wears, we are not missing a wallaby. But we do know about this one. It's been living in the

women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one. It's been living in the women about this one.

wild for about three years. It's far too streetwise now and has obviously been chaos! a number of times before.

"We tried when it was nearer our premises to catch it, putting brains out with our sweeps and even went out with our guns, but no man as it sees you or it knew any noise, it's gone.

"It just disappears like a ghost. It meant looking in an on-closed environment now, it's enjoying itself out there."

Eamser Zoo confirmed it had just escaped from its premises, and thrown southern believed it could have discarded from a private collector or a farm.

Vicky Wilkins, 57, was travelling

The wallaby has been hopping around flamenight for the past three years

home when she saw the animal crossing the road near flamenight on July 31.

She said: "Well at first I thought it might have been a large rabbit, but then it started to move and that is when I thought 'oh my God that's a wallaby."

"I thought, income is going to believe that I've seen a wallaby trotting down the road in the middle of North Devon."

"Then opened the store and got out of the car but there was no way I was going to be able to catch it."

The animal did not seem scared and but Wilkins said she thought it was very well. "We added: 'I was on time too and I moved every time it moved, but when I stopped it would just look at me,

and I didn't think it was afraid or anything. He looked out! He!"

Mr Reynolds said he believed it had become accustomed to in wild life, and was "making a good living eating beans"

I was so close to it and I moved every time it moved, but when I stopped it would just look at me'

He and all the fats that survive through the winter." In their native Australia, the mares- sial trouble is for its rugged terrain, pre-

ferring rocky hills and caves, but Mr Reynolds said the Devon animal accused "to like staying in dense undergrowth and forest".

He added that despite hopping about the countryside alone, it was not said or to need of company. He said: "It has come in to our proximity here at the zoo before, but it's quite happy to be out there, and it doesn't particularly spend any time with us, so if it was looking for companionship, it would stay nearer to our premises."

A wallaby was seen in similar circum- stances in Crookton, Devon, in March 2024, as a motorist shared a video of it hopping along the road.

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We can't ignore North Sea oil, says Burnham after Trump call

By Dominic Penna

HUMAN HOSPITAL CORRESPONDENT

ANNE BURKHAM has declared that Britain "cannot ignore" North Sea oil and gas.

The Prime Minister gave his strong opinion yet that he will open the North Sea to fresh oil drilling. His intervention yesterday came a day after Donald

Trump claimed Mr Burnham assured him that he would open the North Sea before first conversation after the Labour leader succeeded the Keirman.

Asked about Mr Trump's comments, Mr Burnham responded: "I understand the phrase call that we had a week last Monday that I would take a pragmatic approach when it comes to the

North Sea and that every intention as we go forward from here.

"There is a resource there. When people are struggling, you can't ignore that, and hence we walk along that to the president."

Mr Burnham is expected to uphold Labour's pledge in its 2018 manifesto that no new licences will be issued to drill in the North Sea.

However, it is thought that he will approve drilling at the Boardand and Revenue Parks, which already have licences. Final approval for the licences would come from Maria Fashadish, the Energy Secretary.

Ed Milliland, Mr Fashadish's predecessor, now the Foreign Secretary, delayed approving extraction, claiming that such a move "will not take a prony

of people's bills". Kemi Radoneck, the first banker, has said that the Academy has held conditions up and running before winter, and that the gas would continue at million for the next week.

On Wednesday, Mr Trump said that Britain "would be a really rich country". If it allowed new North Sea drilling. Approving to forget Mr Burnham's name, Mr Trump told reporters in the

Oral Office: "If you use the North Sea, the UK will be a really rich country. I cannot get the same across. The new professions, when I spoke to him, said Pickering to open on the North Sea."

Mr Trump spent months criticising his Keir's refusal to expand North Sea drilling. The White House has long called on Britain to do more drilling in the North Sea.

Abbott back in Labour after y-t-long suspension

MP who was reprimanded over remarks about Jewish racism is readmitted days after Burnham takes over

By Daniel Martin

DEPUTY POLITICAL EDITOR

DAVID ABBOTT has been readmitted to Labour, days after Andy Burnham took over as banker.

Last night, Mr Abbott apologized for a post on. It is which she referred to the Jewish Defense Forces as the "Jewish Defence Force", and Labour said she had been readmitted to the party for having a disciplinary process.

It follows calls by fellow Left-wingers for Mr Burnham to let her back into the party, but Labour insisted her勾umous was unconnected to the change of leader. Mr Abbott was suspended last year after she doubled down on a claim that Jews experienced racism differently to black people.

She was initially suspended in 2013 over airports to The Hoover newspapers, as which she said Jewish. Irish and Traveller people "undoubtedly report- more prejudice" but "they are not all their Jews subject to racism." She likened the prejudice these groups report over to that directly on friends.

Shortly before the general election, she was readmitted to Labour but was then suspended again last year after she used a BBC interview to defend her remarks and say she did not regret the incident. She has since been sitting as an independent MP.

Mr Abbott, the MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, is a member of the Socialist Campaign Group, Labour's most Left-wing faction, this can against Mr Burnham for the Labour leadership as part.

During his leadership campaign, Mr Burnham responded, promised to end the possible "within Labour."

He promised not to use party discipline to "offle debate" and suggested his approach to party management

would differ from that of his predecessor, who repeatedly withdrew the whip from rebellions MPs. Last week, Mr Burnham brought three members of the Socialist Campaign Group into his government as ministerial aides. It is the first time members of the group have entered government under a Labour prime minister.

Early in his leadership, Sir Keir judged Jeremy Carlisle from the party in an attempt to stamp out anti-Semitism, and suspended Left-wing MPs who relied the whip to vote in favour of killing the two child benefit cap in the first month of his presidential.

Meanwhile, four Left-wing Labour MPs now suspended from the party but later but have since been readmitted. When he was mayor of Greater Manchester, Mr Burnham called for Sir Keir to readmit the welfare rebels.

Brian Abbott has

previously said that

Jewish people

experienced racism

differently to black

people.

John McDonnell, who served as shadow chancellor under Jeremy Carlisle, had called on Mr Burnham to allow Mr Abbott to return to the party.

He said on X last week: "Public marks once your since Diane Abbott was suspended from the Labour Party. Andy Burnham should be the right thing and bring Diane back."

"Andy Burnham aims to change the culture of the Labour Party and return to being a broad church - a pluralist party where people's views are respected. A first step would be to restore the Labour whip to Diane Abbott."

Fellow Labour MP Joani Reid, who "voluntarily" suspended herself in March following the arrest of her husband on suspicion of spying for China, was also readmitted to the party yesterday evening.

Poll position Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister, casts his vote at Legh Court polling station in Golborne, Warrington, in the Greater Manchester mayoral by-election. The contest was triggered by his resignation last month.

I don't dump friends. Farage says amid 'fosh George' donation row

'Streeting refuses 10 times to back 3pc target for defence spending

By Judy Gibbons

POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT

NIGEL FARAGE has defended his friendship with George Cottrell amid mounting scrutiny over the control of the police in financial activity and his association with Robert CK.

The Reform UK leader placed down the media since surrounding the financial crisis, a time associate, in an interview with The Spectator on the Election by-election trail.

Mr Farage described Cottrell, known as "fosh George", as a "control" ally and said he had an intention of denying the control from a man he considered a friend.

He said, "This 'fosh George' stuff is a very rare day even on the outset course. So's a Tacky figure, an interesting thing and a critical of you that human is trusted friends. I don't dump trusted

friends unless they betray me - it's a simple so that."

Mr Farage faces claims of falling to decline properly a £1m donation from Chris Blackman. a Thai-based billionaire, and falling to decline gifts and payments from Cottrell, a long-term risk and crypto-gambling entrepreneur, in the £1 months before his election as an MP.

Cottrell is said to have provided security, staff, drivers and accommodation to the value of £50,000. Mr Farage also reportedly sued £ the stover Georgian town house that Cottrell rented near Burlington Palace.

The government of the time, new MPs were required to register any gifts worth more than £500 that they had to be sent to the UK. The money before the gift "could not be reasonable thought by others" to retain their political activities. Mr Farage was

said to have made a single disclosure relating to Cottrell's support after his election in 2018, listing £50,000 for travel and accommodation to attend an event in Belgium.

Two parliamentary investigations by Daniel Greenberg, the standards commissioner, were launched into the donations before the Reform leader quit his Election seat on July 7 and triggered a by-election.

Mr Farage insisted he broke accruals and billed the Election by-election as a "people versus the world/channel" battle. However, the main political parties have refused to hold candidates for the ring 10 by-elections, and the Reform leader facing a challenge from Count Starface and a score of other society candidates.

If Mr Farage is re-elected next month the parliamentary investigations are set to continue.

By Dominic Penna

MINOR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT

WES-TERETTING has refused 10 times to back spending 2 per cent of GDP on defence by 2030.

The Defence Secretary followed Legh Burnham in failing to commit to meeting the target by the end of the decade. Last month, Mr Streeting endorsed John Dewe's resignation letter when he quit as defence secretary over Sir Keir Human's refusal to commit to the 2030 timeframe.

Yesterday, however, he repeatedly declined to confirm whether Mr Burnham and Mr Healey would let 2 per cent of GDP be lost due to the potential investment 10 times to guarantee that the Government would meet that target when more money is spent.

Mr Streeting told the BBC's Today programme: "The Prime Minister has said very clearly that the defence investment

plan must be fully funded. People will know how strongly the Chancellor feels about that. These are conversations for future Budgets and future spending reviews."

Mr Healey, who is now Mr Burnham's Chancellor, quit as defence secretary in the final weeks of Sir Keir's government in protest against the botched and long-delayed defence investment plan (DIP), which did not set out a timetable for reaching 2 per cent.

At the time, Mr Healey said that such a target was related to long Britain safe from renewed Russian threats and to prevent it from falling behind European allies.

He alleged by James Roche on whether Mr Healey would fund defence to the best of 2 per cent of GDP in the year ago. Mr Streeting requested, "Certainly not ruling it out. But I'm also doing it that that when we make spending commitment, we also set out how they will

be paid in. We've seen in the past before, I'm afraid, under our Conservative predecessors when it looks like you're playing fast and loose with the public finances. So that commitment to fiscal discipline is important, because if you don't do that you end up paying a far heavier price for losing that credibility and we will not make those mistakes."

Mr Streeting went on to say it was his job to make the case for raising the military budget at the Cabinet table. However, challenging once again on the 2 per cent figure by Big News, he responded, "Let's say, for argument's sake, I just said yes, we will by 2030 meet 2 per cent. The inevitable situation is how will you fund it. And the trap that I've seen so many previous, particularly Conservative governments fall also as setting out what they would spend or the issue they would cut without at the same time saying how they will pay for it."

Britain is one escalation away from disaster yet complacency reigns

David Blair

CHIEF-PRESIDENT OF THE

COMMODITY FOR

THE 10-Cartons out a wave of air

strikes against disaster of things to them. A human cruise outside captains is a bold move than it's miles inside a public, leaving that then ally to scramble jet fighters.

Both of these incidents happened in the last 24 hours and, until recently, either would have swept everything else from the news agenda. Reports of a missile hitting a European ally would soon have caused any British prime minister's decision, but ministers and service chiefs for an emergency meeting before appearing in the United Street to deliver a aimlessly reassuring statement. Yet, in the change

atmosphere of today, when,

unmilliumous news in Europe and the

Middle East have come to an eye

normal, neither 10-Somite striking

true nor a Russian missile exploding in

Poland and the South atrocities.

Andy Burnham will not retreat,

before David, into the underground

section of Cabinet Office Briefing

from a, somewhere forward.

Whitetail, the country's first

directly the new Prime Minister from his

domestic, over-winning priorities.

Instead, ministers will doubtless be

elimining their August holidays and

selling their days as curtains exactly

which words to block out. The rest of

us, meanwhile, air simply getting on

with our lives, frequently oblivious to

the flames flickering far away.

All of which is natural where more

than food and a half years have passed

down "Radiant Paris against Europe's

'No crisis meetings will divert the Prime Minister from his vote-winning priorities'

biggest war since 1964, and few months have elapsed since Donald Trump was not the less bloody, but equally pointless, conflagration in Iran. Today, it seems normal for those who could not be raging constantly in the background. After all, an injustice or divorce have so been settled across British skies or exploded in any of our towns, villages or fields.

But for how much longer? One really should overcome any sense of complacency. Today, Britain and our neighbours are only one escalation away from open conflict.

After Russian RIs 500, crisis missile that heated itself in a Polish field had struck a Polish city, there every thing would be difficult. If, however, it had, that weapon's worked had devastated its Union street, killing dozens of civilians, then Poland might have decided that its only option was to

retailate. Poland is a Nato ally, meaning

that Britain is obliged to defend Polish

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'It's easy to imagine a scenario where Iran's attacks put oil prices so high that we go into recession'

But suppose a well-timed safew of Iranian missiles were to destroy the Rye Tansira oil export facility or the Abqars processing plant, both on Saudi Arabia's Gulf coast. What if the Shurds rebels in Yemen were to carry out their threats to impose a closure of the Sa's Al Mandeh gateway to the Red Sea.

It is easy to imagine a scenario whereby Iran and the Shurdsis carry out coordinated attacks of such severity that the oil price surges to $200/per barrel. If so, Britain would probably go into recession, and Burnham would have no money for any of his domestic assistance - or for anything else except defence.

So, by all means, Iran away from the distant flames of these conflicts. Nothing is more natural than

complacency. But never forget that it might take only one escalation to bring the infirmis here.

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The Daily Telegraph Friday 31 July 2020

News

Bowker-hans from a wildfire at Dramatic Heath, Suffolk, with Maxwell in the background; Firefighters battle the healthland blaze, below left; homes are ruined from Battle in Dramatic, below right

Sizewell wildfire started on RSPB wetland

UK's largest nuclear power site on alert over fears wind could blow 'apocalyptic' blaze in its direction

By Tom McArdle and Tim Sigworth

A WILDSTRE raging near Britain's largest nuclear power plant started on an RSPB wetland reserve, the Telegraph can reveal.

The 375-acre blaze on Stanwich Heath, three miles from Sizewell it is Suffolk, began on the nearby RSPB

Minnesota nature site at 5.30pm on Wednesday.

The cause of the 'apocalyptic' fire, which has left the nuclear plant on alert

over fears this wind could blow in its direction, is not yet known.

However, Adam Rowlands, the RSPBs area manager for Suffolk, said

RSPBs area manager for Suffolk, said

volunteers found remnants of an open fire on the reserve days ago. "It started

on RSPB land," he said. "That's where the fire was first reported from and

where we think the origin was."

It continued to burn out of control last night as more than 250 firefighters battled to extinguish it. It began on a day when temperatures reached 33C and drought was declared across more than half of England.

Aristatities in Suffolk said last night that they expected crews would be battling the blaze for the next two days, with the fire service confident they are

moving in the right direction!

Firefighters attempted to slow its progress by digging troubles in its path

and filling them with water, while helicopters escaped water from the nearby

North Sea and powerful over the flames.

Source of farmers raced to the blaze

to help by using tractors to transport water bowsers and offering their

water bowsers and offering their

knowledge of field fires. Mr Rowlands

said the Telegraph that the blaze started

in its Minnesota reserve, a wetland that

is home to some of Britain's rarest wildlife.

"One of our volunteers found remnants of an open fire, which shows people

were aware of the consequences of their activity," he said.

"Our site team has been working alongside the emergency services, surveying the areas the fire has been through; it's complete devastation.

"The team who have worked for

years to restore the habitats to help

nighters, Dartford warblers and wood-

lachs reach record-high populations will be set back years as a result of

the fire. At the minute, there's still a

sense of numbness. We're trying to

work on containment but it's a hard fire

to control because the wind keeps

changing direction!

Winds had so far pushed the blaze

across the healthland towards the coast,

away from most human habitation and

the power station.

Yesterday, EHF said Maxwell had not been impacted by the blaze, but said it was "continuing to monitor the situation". However, forecasts indicated that the wind was expected to change slow.

"It's very much about

community spirit. Dozens

of farmers are saying:

"I'm on my way"

tion and double in speed overnight and

into rocks.

Dr Thomas Smith, associate professor in environmental geography at the

London School of Economics, said 10

different forecasting models predicted

that the wind would change in the

direction of Sizewell. "There's a thick

smoke plume that is probably about

right to nine kilometres off the coast,"

he said. "If that were to be directed

neath, it would definitely be enveloping

the power station."

The wildfire was not believed to be

likely to spread to the power station or

the adjoining Sizewell's plant, which is

under construction, because the wet

lands, roads and footpaths would slow

its progress substantially.

The area of land surfaced by the wild-

fire grew significantly yesterday from 24 acres to 371, Richard Negus, a hedge-

layer, said. "It's very much about com-

munity spirit. Quite literally dozens of

farmers are saying, 'You Cinnamon was.'

Andy Ruzickam, the Prime Minister,

pledged to give the firefighters "all of

the support" they needed to extinguish

the blaze. He said. "I will make sure that

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service here all

of the support, the mutual aid from

other services that they need, and any

other resources that need to be brought

to bear."

The residence of Woolston, where an evacuation centre was set up in the village hall, have come together to aid

more than 200 evacuees from homes

and a caravan site inside the area affected by the blaze.

Residents and holidaymakers near

the fire were given beds overnight and

fed breakfast yesterday morning, while Waitrose and local businesses supplied their lunch.

Bob Gordon, 56, was among those

whose homes were evacuated alongside his wife and dog. The couple, from

his wife and dog. The couple, from Spalding, Lincs, had been enjoying

their holiday where police warned them

they may have to leave. The delivery

driver said: "On-site, we couldn't see the

smoke that much but when the police

escorted us out, the late evening sun

was catching the smoke, which turned

it bright red. It was apocalyptic."

The new

new

Andy Ruzickam, the Prime Minister,

pledged to give the firefighters "all of

the support" they needed to extinguish

the blaze. He said. "I will make sure that

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service here all

of the support, the mutual aid from

other services that they need, and any

other resources that need to be brought

to bear."

The residence of Woolston, where an

evacuation centre was set up in the village hall, have come together to aid

more than 200 evacuees from homes

and a caravan site inside the area affected by the blaze.

Residents and holidaymakers near

the fire were given beds overnight and

fed breakfast yesterday morning, while Waitrose and local businesses supplied their lunch.

Bob Gordon, 56, was among those

whose homes were evacuated alongside his wife and dog. The couple, from Spalding, Lincs, had been enjoying

their holiday where police warned them

they may have to leave. The delivery

driver said: "On-site, we couldn't see the smoke that much but when the police

escorted us out, the late evening sun

was catching the smoke, which turned

it bright red. It was apocalyptic."

The new

new

andy Ruzickam, the Prime Minister,

pledged to give the firefighters "all of

the support, the mutual aid from

other services that they need, and any

other resources that need to be brought

to bear."

The residence of Woolston, where an

evacuation centre was set up in the village hall, have come together to aid

more than 200 evacuees from homes

and a caravan site inside the area affected by the blaze.

Residents and holidaymakers near

the fire were given beds overnight and

fed breakfast yesterday morning, while Waitrose and local businesses supplied their lunch.

Bob Gordon, 56, was among those

whose homes were evacuated alongside his wife and dog. The couple, from Spalding, Lincs, had been enjoying

their holiday where police warned them

they may have to leave. The delivery

driver said: "On-site, we couldn't see the smoke that much but when the police

escorted us out, the late evening sun

was catching the smoke, which turned

it bright red. It was apocalyptic."

The new

New

andy Ruzickam, the Prime Minister,

pledged to give the firefighters "all of

the support" they needed to extinguish

the blaze. He said. "I will make sure that

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service here all

of the support, the mutual aid from

other services that they need, and any

other resources that need to be brought

to bear."

The residence of Woolston, where an

evacuation centre was set up in the village hall, have come together to aid

more than 200 evacuees from homes

and a caravan site inside the area affected by the blaze.

Residents and holidaymakers near

the fire were given beds overnight and

fed breakfast yesterday morning, while Waitrose and local businesses supplied their lunch.

Bob Gordon, 56, was among those

whose homes were evacuated alongside his wife and dog. The couple, from Spalding, Lincs, had been enjoying

their holiday where police warned them

they may have to leave. The delivery

driver said: "On-site, we couldn't see the smoke that

much but when the police

escorted us out, the late evening sun

was catching the smoke, which turned

it bright red. It was apocalyptic."

"I will make sure that

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service here all

of the support, the mutual aid from

other services that they need, and any

Military planes converted into water bombers to fight blazes

By Christopher Jasper

TRANSPORT INDUSTRY EDITION

EUROPE's biggest military aircraft has

been drafted in to fight the French

wildfires.

The A400M Atlas, normally used to

transport troops and army trucks, has

been fitted with a 22-ton water tank in

its large boat.

As the plane swoops at low in 100ft

over a blaze, it pushes water on chemical fire retardant through a pipe

mounted on its open loading ramp.

Final tests of the equipment, which

has been under development since

2022, were fast tracked last week fol-

lowing the intervention of French off-

cials.

The first aircraft was deployed near

Rostreaux within 24 hours of comple-

tures and the area space giant had

accelerated its firefighting programme

The A400M

Atlas military aircraft is now

reached with a

22-ton water tank

the fires, which have displaced 300,000

people. The A400M is not designed

specifically for firefighting, but these

aircraft are available in the armed forces

and they can be adapted to contribute to

firefighting efforts," he said.

The planes - built by Airbus with

wings made at its Fifton factory in Bri-

tal - carry three times as much liquid as

that the aerospace giant had

accelerated its making. The

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Clooneys forced to flee their £8m French chateau as inferno rages

By Our Foreign Staff

GEORGE CLOONEY was forced to flee

his £8m chateau in southern France

with his wife and twins, as devastating

wildfires topped through the region.

The actor, 65, and Annal, 40, fled the

home in Brigadier, south-east France,

after a few started nearby.

In a triad to major Hitler Brouard,

the couple said: "We do not know if our

beautiful house will survive this ordeal."

They added: "We hope you and the

people of our city are safe. Annal and I

are committed to making sure that

whatever happens to our village, we are

just of this community and we file part

of making it whole. We love Brigadiers

and our friends who often

wish, in also considering covering its

fleet, has it. "I will make sure the

Witnesses are so much of us

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Friday 31 July 2020 The Daily Telegraph

Migrants swim to Spain in their thousands

Madrid urged to declare a national emergency as enclave of Ceuta overwhelmed by influx

6 hours before 6:15pm

THOUSANDS of migrants have swam into a Spanish territory from Morocco this week, exploiting a loophole in border controls and overwhelming security.

The tiny enclave of Ceuta in north Africa, one of only two EU land borders with the continent, has experienced a surge in migrants with more than 1,700 arriving by sea and nine dying on the journey.

Foreign-derived through swimming towards a crowded shore, while others walked across the border, taking advantage of overwhelmed security.

While the land border is protected by a thin-high security force and is heavily potted by Spain and Morocco, arrivals by sea are protected by a new court ruling.

Spain's supreme court decreed this month that migrants intercepted at sea, while attempting to reach Ceuta to the fellow enclave Melilla could not be manually returned under their special border experience regime.

Record-buggy conditions and warm sea temperatures are also believed to have led to the surge in arrivals.

Most of the migrants are transported to the mainland, where they are perceived and could gain access to the Schengen zone if they are not migrants.

Spain's social environment revolves on an amnesty for illegal migrants, in which at least 1.5 millions of them applied for residency.

Jean Louis Vives, Ceuta's president, pleaded with Madrid to declare a national emergency, take command of what he called a "humanitarian and social crisis" and amend the legal loophole.

While some of the migrants - who are mainly Moroccan - swim close to shore around a low advance, others are taking a longer route to avoid security forces spotting them.

Spain's Guardia Civil police force is flying desens over the sea border to shore movement in the waves, triggering more than payment the prisoners' swimmers, enabling a patrol boat to intercept them.

Between Wednesday evening and yesterday morning, more than 500 Moroccan miners and 5 hmotors of adults swam into Ceuta.

Some were rescued by Guardia Civil officers and others reached the shore, where they were escorted to temporary accommodation.

Three bodies were also recovered by Spanish security forces in a 24-hour period up to yesterday morning, taking this year's total of drowned migrants found in Ceuta's air.

A mother swimming with a baby strapped in her bed was rescued along with her husband.

Mr Vivas said that the city's shelter facilities for miners and adults had been saturated.

"To give the rest of Spain an idea, this is impossible to 2 per cent of Ceuta's entire population.

"It's as if one million people had more to enjoy irregularly by sea in the last 10 days."

Some 700 Moroccan miners are now under the care of the Ceuta government, 20 times more than its official capacity, while the center for adults is hosting significantly more than its official fund of 432 occupants, with four-thirds carrying a minor tougher.

Mr Vivas said the situation could

Migrants show their arrival to Ceuta, top, a man has a rubber ring in a waterfront. Morocco, above, before arriving on the beach

become as chaotic as the crisis of May 2020, when Morocco responded to diplomatic tensions with Spain by allowing a column of at least 5,000 of its citizens to paddle into Ceuta.

Fernando Grande Marleada, Spain's interior minister, said he would visit Ceuta to assess the situation.

But ministry sources said that interior migration flows were not illegal justification for declaring a national emergency. In 2015, Spain legalized the practice of "hot returns", where police immediately expelled migrants who climbed border houses to reach European soil in Ceuta or Melilla. On

Wednesday, a group of 20 migrants from several Africa countries were transported from Ceuta's shelter facility to mainland Spain.

Most arrivals in Ceuta are eventually dispersed among Spain's mainland city and offered assistance while their legal status is determined.

The government's amnesty plan, which will grant legal residency and work rights to under-amounted migrants, will be the largest in European history. Pedro Sánchez, Spain's prime minister, said the policy was as set of justice but also was strong, to continue Spain's strong economic growth and safeguard

public pensions by bringing younger workers into the country.

The amnesty was open to those who entered Spain before Jan 1, spent five consecutive months in the country and had a close criminal record.

The deadline for applications was June 30.

The amnesty has made Spain an outlier in Europe, where mostly consecutive leaders have been cracking down on illegal immigration and looking to speed up deportations.

Mr Sánchez was reported to have clashed with Giorgio Meloni, Italy's Right-wing premier, at June's European

'It's as if one million people had entered Spain irregularly by sea in the last 10 days'

Council summit, over the plane. Ms Meloni, who has spearheaded tougher EU-wide migration rules including offshore deportation camps, said the amnesty would have consequences for the No. 1 passport free in foreign area.

The European Commission issued a warning that the residence permits would apply only to Spain and not, in rest of the EU after the amnesty was announced.

The amnesty was opposed by Spain's main opposition centre: Right party, Faridah Spadar (FP), and the hard Right War, with both arguing it would attract more illegal immigration.

Four die in small boats during attempts to cross Channel

By Charles Hymar

in an annual review

FETA MIUSA NTS died while attempting to cross the Channel on Thursday as people smugglers continued to launch dangerously overloaded dinghies.

The deaths followed the human life of the Channel and this four-hours of migrants crossed to the UK on nine hours, each carrying an average of 4.6 people. Three women were believed to have drowned after suffering heart attack when they are suffered in October on board a "sun boat" coming to pick them up from a beach near London.

They were brought ashore after the French emergency services, including firefighters, police and paramedics, mounted a rescue, through to reward the United States and the US. The declared dead. They were reportedly aged around 20, 30 and 50.

A fourth migrant - a man - died when

his dinghy captured as other migrants attempted to board it off the coast of Donsen. You boast travel up the coast to collect migrants from two feet, often setting off miles from pick up points to avoid interceptions by newly deployed after units of Alabama police.

The deaths came less than 24 hours

Our order is to let them go. We just have to say to them: "Don't do that. It's dangerous"

after French police patrolling the beaches had admitted on Wednesday that had orders not to prevent migrants from getting into boats (ards from the shore and writing off for Britain.

One told Chris Philip, the shadow home secretary, as he stood on a Bousquet beach: "Our order is to let them go. We just have to say to them: 'Don't

do that. It's dangerous." The Home Office confirmed that 752 migrants crossed on Wednesday, the highest number in a day this year, overstating the previous high of 750 on a day in June. The record number of arrivals in a day is 1,300 migrants, on Sept 1 2022. More than 1,000 migrants have crossed the Channel in the past 30 days, as people smugglers have taken advantage of the weather. About 15,000 migrants have crossed us for this year, down 42 per cent on the 24,500 at the same point last year.

The deaths came days after Andy Buecklam, trained the Government's plan to curb a boat. The plan was "working", although he admitted there was "more to do".

Speaking after the incident on Thursday, he said: "Overall, if you look at the picture in 2020 coming from the 2020, there is significant progress. But there is much further to be done to get the grip on the issue that we require."

Alleged spy fights extradition over 'espionage at Cyprus RAF base'

By Sister Graham Brown in Limassol and Max Stephens

A SALEMOD fountain spy has appeared to court to fight extradition to the UK after he was accused of espionage at a Cyprus RAF base.

Rafael Soltanov, 64, a dual UK and international national living in Islington, north London, is suspected of spying for Iran by monitoring fighter personnel of the RAF should base.

The Metropolitan Police has alleged to be in infature, a former last driver, conducted hostile surveillance on Abovitz - which is under British sovereignty, and has shared information with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).

First arrested by Cyprus police in June 2020, revealed charges were not to be taken to the month after British prosecutors intervened to try to extra this firm as he could face espionage charges in the UK. It is the first investi-

gation of its kind using the National Security Act in relation to alleged offences overseas.

Mr Soltanov appeared at Limassol District Court yesterday, wearing a pre-fraudman T-shirt for the begin-

Rachael Soltanov is suspected of spying for Iran by monitoring fighter men at the RAF should base

sing of the extradition proceedings against him, which he is challenging. He is currently remanded in custody at the Central Hall of Wessex. The 316-rough and/orzards that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPU) is seeking to bring him to IDMF bebamah in London. He is reportedly believed to have a direct connection to the IRGC and was

arrested last June on suspicion of carrying out surveillance on Abovitz, a key staging post for the UK's military operations across the Middle East.

The suspected spy was said at the time to have been taking photographs at the base with long-lens cameras as well as with photos, and writing copies notes in the three months before his arrest, according to a report from the local Philomow website last year.

It was reported more recently that, based on the claims underpinning the UK's extradition request, he allegedly sent material to his "handler," who is believed to be Shad Elkin Bigham, an Asechidjan/Iminian national wanted under an international arrest warrant.

Scientists, Mr Soltanov spoke only in Asechidjan (Arenf) to the court-appointed transition and repeatedly said that he was struggling to understand what was happening. He has denied the allegations. The hearing will resume next week.

Spare foreign carers from immigration crackdown, Rayner tells PM

By Charles Hymar and Daniel Martin

A NEW BUSINESS must exempt care workers from a visa crackdown as part of his overhaul of social care, Angela Malan, who is a member of the

The Prime Minister is understood to be considering including care workers from plans by Shabana Mahmood, the House Secretary, according to he is not to come from the young midwives who have to remain rather than the current five years even if they are already in the UK.

to her first public statement on the issue since returning to Cabinet, Mr Rayner, the Housing Secretary, urged him to amend the plans. She previously described the propagandist force them to test longer than they had anticipated retrospectively so as British and adult when she was on the backdoor line.

Speaking on LRC, Ms Rayner said: "If we've asked someone to come to this country to contribute and we see down those rules, I don't think we should be retrospectively changing them. I know

there's an ongoing conversation about what we do about the workforce and how we deliver it into the future, and I'd like to see a proper career structure that gives our young people. The Prime Minister yesterday called about young people - opportunity to get into employment and plans.

"I'll love to see young people seeing care as a career path for those where they can start off, as I did and they are the way through to whether they want to go into the health service or whether

they want to stay in the care sector, but to understand the value of their job, it's the most incredibly rewarding thing that I've ever done."

In agenda on Wednesday, Mr Burelson pledged to take steps to "demotivately" boost the social care workforce, which has nearly 90,000 job vacancies.

The Prime Minister specifically highlighted the role of foreign care workers, calling for their people from other countries have been caring for my dad (who has Alzheimer's). I want those carers to

know: we appreciate you, we appreciate what you are doing to support people

The social care sector has tradition with friends and by-absorbing an international recruitment, and nearly one is three of the 12 million care workers in the UK are foreign citizens.

Last year, the Government changed this plan to end the recruitment of care workers from abroad, in an attempt to curb not migration. Mr Mahmood's citizens will increase the timeline for

permanent residence from five to 15 years for social care workers who have agreed on a health and care visa.

A government spokesman said: "The Government has consulted us whether there should be transitional arrangements for some people in the UK today who have not received settled duties.

"No decisions have been made. We are currently reviewing the 2000,000 responses and will announce the new Earned Settlement model in the autumn."

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Guy Fawkes was an activist like Mandela, BBC teaches children

Bitesize learning game lets users play as gunpowder plotter and try to escape from Tower of London

By Craig Simpson AFP-COMMUNICATION

THE BBC has called Guy Fawkes an 'unwinding activist' and blessed him to follow Mandela.

In history resources for children, the plotter who tried to blow up Parliament and King James I is counted among civil rights activists 'who wanted to change the world'.

The BBC Bitesize material for primary schools ranks Fawkes alongside Rosa Parks, the civil rights activist, Emanoline Pankhurst, the suffragette, and Mandela, the anti-apartheid leader. The material takes the form of an

educational game titled 'Just in One with...Interesting Activists' which invites children into the world of the campaigners, including the would be regulars.

The game appears to have been created in the wake of the 20s-6 Lives Matter protests in 2020, and the tagline of the resources on the BBC website states that children can 'take a trip back in time and learn all about the people who fought riots.

The campaigner for women's rights...and changed the world forever!

The game explains Fawkes's involvement in the failed 2001 plot to detestate gunpowder towards Parliament during the state opening, which could have potentially killed the king and several hundred coasters.

The plot was

intended to remove the new king, amid disappointment that concessions for Catholics did not materialise when he took the throne, and to bring about an armed rebellion that would install a smugglers' state.

Fawkes was caught, tortured and executed. His co-companions, including Robert Cassidy, the plot leader, were hunted down and killed.

Children can play as Fawkes on the Bitesize game, helping him evade the royal guard in the basement of Parliament, and kill rats while held in the Tower of London.

Farhad material alongside the game explains that दिलीप नेड्डीग on Nov 1 celebrates the hailing of the Gunpowder Plot, and players given to build their own digital benifers as part of the game.

Key stage 1 pupils can also learn about Mandela by playing the role of the anti-apartheid campaigner.

Players are able to help Mandela put up posters, watch the years pass while in prison, and choose members of a 'Truth and Reconciliation Commission' panel.

There people were set up following the end of apartheid in South Africa to allow victims of human rights abuses to share their stories.

When playing Pankhurst, players help her to create a banner, recruit supporters for women's suffrage and collect votes in a ballot box.

The Parks घोषणा of the game covers the civil rights activists's refusal to accept bus segregation rules in Alzheim, which promoted a 2015 boycott backed by Martin Luther King.

The game allows players to look for into crops and help people to there de-segregated warn on a bus.

Another similar game on the Bitesize website allows children to play as explorers from history, including 'Not something the first man to land on the Moon.'

The other two explorers are Amelia and the plotter, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, and Jim Forrest, a medieval Muslim explorer who documented his travels in Africa.

BBC education material has been questioned in the past over in historical ascertain.

A section of the website dedicated to 62.78 history revision was removed after The Telegraph revealed in 2020 that it claimed 'every person in Britain is described from immigrant'. This followed the release in 2018 of Hovells History material for children that claimed early Britons were black before these sites were British!

The BBC has been contacted for comment.

MasterChef star: Diners' dog killed my chickens

By Roby Clive

A MICHELIN-SEARREP chef has revealed that customers let their dog kill his chickens before their children.

The following: 1. MICHELIN-SEARREP chef has revealed that customers let their dog kill his chickens before their children.

2. Adam Handling, who was a professional on MasterChef in 2011, shared a video on social media claiming 'evil' behaviour had caused the chickens' death.

3. Goane let their dog off in lead at his Tarian and Fox Police Cornwall on Sunday, leading to the death of one mother. Goane let their dog off in lead at his Tarian and Fox Police Cornwall on Sunday, leading to the death of one mother. He added: 'I am so disappointed. I'm so hurt. I love them chickens so much.'

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Man blew up childhood home after believing he'd been disinherited

By Roby White SENIOR MONEY WRITER

PENSIONERS have been handed a record to 1987 of almost 250 for the issue of the 'constant forming of thresholds'.

Srinivas paid £20,000 in income tax during 2018-21, an increase of more than 40 per cent in just two years, according to official data from HMRC.

Sir Steve Webb, a former pension minister, blamed the rise or years of frozen tax thresholds which have

dropped more people into the tax net.

A record 54.6 million pensioners are already expected to pay tax this year, putting almost a quarter of all taxpayers

there state pension age.

Experts said that the increase was driven by income tax thresholds, which have been frozen since 2010-21.

Sir Steve said: 'These figures show that the amount of income tax pensioners are paying on their pensions has soared in recent years. The constant forming of tax thresholds and allowances has dropped more and more pensioners into tax, and more into higher tax levels.

'In the discussion around fairness between the generations, what is often

Tax paid by pensioners is rising

missed in how much pensioners are paying back into the system. Although pensions have been going up, a growing proportion is coming back to the environment in increased income tax receipts.'

Since the tax thresholds were frozen, three million extra pensioners have been forced into paying income tax. Rachel Reeves, the former chancellor, extended the frozen until April 2020.

The state pension will also exceed the tax-free allowance of £32,570 for the first time when it does again in April

and rose with the triple-belt.

However, returns living on the state pension alone will not have to pay the tax, John Brady, the Chancellor, has confirmed.

Andrew Tully, of Stockton Financial, said many pensioners with retirement savings could be exposed to even higher rates of tax.

The basic rate of income tax is 20 per cent for income between £32,571 to £30,570, and the lower rate of 40 per cent applies between £30,571 and £32,540. The additional rate of 40 per cent is levied from £32,540 and all three thresholds have remained the same as in 2018-21.

Sir said: 'This does not mean more people are paying income tax than any other tax, while millions

more are paying higher rate tax when honest only they only paid basic rate tax.'

A Treasury spokesman said: 'Anyone whose only income is the full one or basic state pension without any increase in will not pay income tax.'

By Charlotte Gifford

SENIOR MONEY REPORTER

TAXPAYERS could receive fines for making 'innocent mistakes' on their tax returns under new plans from HMRC.

The tax body is planning to give itself new powers to determine whether self-employed people and landlords deliberately submitted inaccurate

self assessment tax returns.

Under the current rules, HMRC generally only regards an error as 'deliberate' if a taxpayer knowingly submitted incorrect information.

However, the proposed legislation allows the authority to charge a penalty if a taxpayer makes a 'torrious error' and fails to correct it.

The size of the penalty depends on factors such as whether the mistake was careless - meaning the taxpayer did not purposefully give incorrect information on deliberate.

Taxpayers would have to pay higher penalties for 'deliberate' errors if HMRC later becomes aware of them.

Penalties would juggle between 0 per cent and 30 per cent of the tax had by a

careless error, whereas the penalty for deliberate errors could reach as much as 100 per cent. HMRC plans to use the policy to improve compliance and free

up resources so it can focus on more complex cases of tax avoidance.

But experts have warned the people -

also could impose a 'greater burden' on taxpayers. Rignard Shah, of accountancy from Blick Rottenberg, said: 'Most

make an innocent mistake because they don't understand the rules,' he said.

Helen Youhanam, of law firm Porthfields, said the change would be 'particularly problematic' for large companies. 'The consequences of a deliberate penalty can be severe, both financially and reputationally,' she said.

The legislation will be subject to a technical consultation until Sept 7.

There is no set date for when it could cope into force.

If enacted, it would introduce a new obligation for taxpayers to correct mistakes once they become aware of them.

For proposals come after Angela Rayner, who was recently chastised as Housing Secretary, failed to get the correct amount of stamp duty on his file in

Here because of complex trust arrangements for the disabled son.

A spokesman for HMRC said: 'These proposals are designed to help minimize penalties for those who swiftly

correct mistakes when we flag them and make the process of doing so quicker and easier.'

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A spokesman for HMRC said: 'These proposals are designed to help minimize penalties for those who swiftly

correct mistakes when we flag them and make the process of doing so quicker and easier.'

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Council faces threat of legal challenge after axing Haifa ties

By Daniel Martin and Genevieve Hall-Allen

A GREENO-BU'S council could face a legal challenge after voting to cut ties with its Israeli twin city.

On Tuesday the London borough, which has been run by Zach Polanski's party since May, formally resolved to southemy any relationship with Haifa in protest over Giza.

The Campaign Against Anti-Semitism (CAA) told The Telegraph it had asked its lawyers to assess whether the London had broken the public sector equally they, which obligates authorities to foster good relations between different communities.

A CAA spokesman said: "Haifa is a city of continuous, not conflict. It is a place where Jews and Arabs famously live up by ads.

"While that they council devotes its attention to whether to cut ties with Haifa, nearby forest council has decided to twin with Rabbin, a city in which the Palestinian authority forbids Jews in the.

"The political postering is not only a worry for local Jewish communities, it is also a considerable waste of time and resources for those supposedly unintangued councils and if they are found to have acted illegally it will become even more so."

Sir Michael Ellis, a former Conservative attorney general, said: "The irrational conduct of this fancy council has opened themselves up to a challenge through political review of their processes and the issues.

"An action should be brought on several bases including that the council have acted on a false textual narrative, that they may have already predetermined their decision before embarking on their 'consolidation' and that their actions are harmful to community relations in their borough."

He added: "Nearly 1 per cent of the population of the fancy is Jewish and it is home to one of the hardest ultra-orthodox Jewish communities in the world. This purported de-running... is preferentially and arguably harmful to a section of the fancy's own population."

He said: "I cannot have been approached by comment."

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Prace out Police officers lead a protester away outside Westminster magistrates' court, yesterday. The demonstration was held by the Defend Our Juries campaign, supporting Palestine Action, protesting against people who were previously arrested for hacking the group. The hearings were adjourned.

'Two-tier policing' row over Greens T-shirt

Reform secures Met after force decides guillotine image shared by Polanski is unlikely to be a crime

By Natasha Prema and Genevieve Hall-Allen

REPORTER 16 has accused the Metropolitan Police of "two-tier policing" after it decides to take no further action against Zach Polanski for sharing a post that appeared to threaten Nigel Farage.

Mr Polanski, the Green Party leader, refused to apologize for sharing a social media post that showed a photo of a Green supporter at an event in Bristol wearing a T-shirt with a graphic of a guillotine that he appears "We're only making plans for Nigel."

Mr Farage, the Reform leader, said sharing the post was "beyond belief" and enforcing the matter to the Met Police.

On Wednesday evening, Scotland Yard said it would not take any action against Mr Polanski because it said that

sharing the image was "unlikely" to constitute a criminal offense. The force added that Mr Polanski had not avec the image to question, and that any criminal investigation would apply to 150 people and organisations that had also shared it.

Responding to the decision, a Reform UK spokesman said: "Once again, we see that we are living in two-tier Britain.

"Zach Polanski is allowed to get away with inciting murder whilst ordinary people up and down the country get knock at the door for making a job

online."

Jim Yusuf, Reform's home affairs spokesman, added: "The police have confirmed they will take no action against Zach Polanski for sharing a photo of a man wearing a T-shirt calling for the bestselling of Nigel Farage. Proof of two-tier policing in Britain. Just imagine if it had been the other way around."

Currently data show that officers made about 12,000 arrests a year under section 22 of the Communications Act 2005 and section 1 of the Malicious Communication Act 1998. Officers from 37 police forces made

12,000 arrests in 2023, the equivalent of about 10 per day. In 2024, there were 44 prosecutions for social media posts that could stir up in an784.

In a statement on Wednesday, the Met said it had referred the person wearing the T-shirt to Jesus and however Police, arguing that a crime "should be recorded" against them.

Jesus and Somerset Police said shortly afterwards that "the threshold for a criminal offense has not been met".

A Green Party spokesman said: "The police have examined the evidence and concluded that no crime was committed. This was obvious from the start, as was the fact that Reform were always using this as a political foothold for their own cynical purposes to distract from questions about their own dodgy donations."

In an interview with the BBC on Tuesday, Mr Polanski repeatedly refused to apologize to Mr Farage over the post.

The Greens leader stressed that he had taken the post down immediately after becoming aware of the image saying: "If I had done it deliberately, I

Green supporters wearing a guillotine T-shirt from squinted the guillotine too

would be apologizing." Meanwhile, one of Mr Polanski's own MPs appeared to question his judgment and said that she would have apologized straight away.

Asked by LBC whether you should apologize straight away if you made a mistake, Ellie Clownes, the MP for

North Herefordshire, replied: "Yes, and I would apologize too. Zach has clearly made his own decisions about his response to that. But yeah, I would have apologized to his position immediately because I think yeah, if you do make an error, you say sorry."

It first emerged on Wednesday that Mr Polanski had liked online posts suggesting that his flight-wing rivals supported Adolf Hitler, despite his pledge to "be better on my social media".

One Green supporter on Monday, wrote: "Left-wing politicians must be perfect in every way, and can't make minor mistakes, while flight-wing politicians are free to call for race riots and

pugmans, expelling millions of people because they're not white, printing Hitler, goose-dogging and sing-bolling

second-fits-paid, etc."

Mr Polanski liked the post, as well as another post accusing Reform of "lans outings."

Mr Polanski could still face action over the post in City Hall, where he has been a London Assembly member since 2021, after Reform complained to the Greater London Authority (GLA) about his conflict. City Hall confirmed that its

monitoring officer was considering the complaint made by Alex Wilson, Reform's London Assembly member.

If the officer decides to pursue an investigation and finds that Mr Polanski contravened the GLA members code of conflict, the Greens leader may have to limit its apology.

The one between Mr Polanski and Mr Farage erupted after the killing of Alex Waldenstine, the former Conservative MP who later became a Reform spokesman. A 20-year old man has been charged with White conflict's alleged murder, pending a trial provisionally set for June next year.

Reform UK will provide round-the-clock security to its MPs and senior elected politicians in the wake of the alleged murder.

Mr Farage has spoken of receiving more than 500 death threats, while Richard Tice, his deputy, claimed he was forced to pursue his panic button around Christmas.

Mr Tice said that he was followed outside the parliamentary estate by an aggressive man, but managed quickly to flag down a police vehicle, and the individual was arrested.

If Farage guillotine top is not deemed a potential crime, why were these?

By Anny Gilchown

PRESTIGE COMMUNIST

PRESTI have been accused of "staggering hypocrisy" after insisting it was not a crime for a man to wear a T-shirt appearing to threaten the life of Nigel Farage.

Officers, in Jesus and Somerset, have now ruled out criminal action over the incident at a recent Green Party rally in 2020. The foreign police force previously taking action over similar cases.

The force quickly determined that no crime had been committed, setting "protestant" consideration has been given to the control around the image in one of many texts, and the authorities are not able to establish a piece. No complaints were received from people at the event, a visit it was worn and there is no evidence the source of the T-shirt intended to threaten any individual or encourage anyone else to do so."

A spokesman for Jesus and Somerset

Police added: "We assess all reports made to us and will treat any crime as such, regardless of race, ethnicity, background or identity.

"Our role is to protect the public and keep the peace - such to police political views, Officers are trained to act fairly, proportionately, and based on evidence and risk.

"We police without fear or favour, making independent decisions grounded in the law and focused on keeping people safe."

However, the Telegraph has unearthed similar cases in which police did pursue a criminal case, prompting fresh accusations of "two-tier" policing.

A preacher 'inciting

religious hatred'

Dix Moedley, an evangelical pastor, was arrested by Jesus and Somerset Police for "inciting religious hatred" after giving a direct written to British in which he criticized Islam and transposed it ideology, according to his

Police investigated after this human outching from Salford bridge at the opening of the Conservative Party conference in 2018

legal counsel. He was initially arrested in November 2021 on suspicions of a racially or religiously aggravated public order officers, and assault by existing. Police then routed the home to January this year and questioned him further, after months of uncertainty, the force dropped its hate crime investigator in April - stating that "no further action will be taken."

'Dead Tories' banner

Police launched an investigation after a banner with offgloss of 'dead Tories' hanging from a Salford bridge was seen at the opening of the

Conservative Party conference in 2008. Taking place during a growing row over the language being used in the French debate, the message read

'Our role is to protect the public - not to police political views'

'1310,000 killed under Tory rule. Time to level the abating field.'

Greater Manchester Police said they had been investigating the incident as a public order officers, but had no active lines of inquiry.

Convicted for 'selling trans

woman names'

June Andrew, a mother of two from Herefordshire, was convicted of contravening the Communications Act 2003 after a year with a transwoman X. She was found guilty of an obscure town in the law in 2020, having been told by the district judge that she broke the "ride" to "be kind to each other and not call each other names".

The conviction was later overturned on appeal, with the original judge's appeal is said to be "forced in several issues" and her reasoning "deficient".

He is often a conviction attracted global attention, including from Boris Solomon, who said in February 2008: "I am just judge properly. It officers are endlessly filling custody suites with mums whose crime is to have caused needless offence on Twitter."

Retired officer's post about

anti-bombina

A retired special constable from Kent was cautioned after posting a town warning about the threat of anti-bombina in Britain, which police unannounced.

Julian Foulkes was handcuffed at his room by an officer, from the force he had served in a decade, and challenging a supporter of pro-Palestinian marchmen in X. He reached an account supporting the pro-Palestinian protest, saying: "One step away from receiving the above-coding for Jewish arrivals." Mr Foulkes's home was searched, with officers setting his

electronic devices and removing them to a waiting police van. They also sifted through his most personal belongings. The retired officer was then locked in a police cell for eight hours and interrogated on suspicion of malicious communication. Fearing that further escalation could impact his ability to visit his daughter, who lives in Australia, he accepted a custom despite having committed no offence. The incident took place in November 2020. In 2021, Kent Police admitted the caution was a mistake and deleted it.

Allison Pearson 'bullied and

harassed' over post

Police arrived at the home of Allison Pearson, the Telegraph columnist, on Remembrance Sunday to inform her she was being investigated on suspicion of stirring up racial hatred for a social media post published, then deleted, 12 months earlier.

Pearson said she had felt "bullied and harassed" during the instruction, which took place in November 2020 as she was preparing to attend a Popp's Day service. The investigation by Essex Police was subsequently dropped, with no further action taken by the force.

A spokesman for Jesus and Somerset Police said: "While we can't comment on decisions made by other police forces, the two Jesus and Somerset Police investigations referenced both had the same outcome - they have been filed with no further action.

"We assess all reports made to us and investigate crime as such, regardless of race, ethnicity, background or identity. Our role is to protect the public and keep the peace - not to police political views. We spoke without fear or favour, making independent decisions grounded in the law and focused on keeping people safe."

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Drivers pay price as surge charging hits car parks

Unwitting motorists face being caught out by dynamic tariffs at peak times or on event days

By Harry Brennan and Robert White

ENMARK: pricing is being introduced to car parks in the latest attack in the war on motorists.

Drivers face paying more for spaces than other customers under "dynamic tariffs" that can one and hold in line with demand, such as at peak times or on event days.

It means a motorist can park without knowing what they will be charged, as there is not always a fixed fee displayed.

Now in place in a number of sites across the country, the pricing practice has previously caused uproar in the mass industry - notably forcing up the cost of Oasis Beacons tour tickets by more than 100p/s.

Just some "surge charging", popularised by airlines and tech companies such as Chet, has proved dictates, with the likes of Parks Swift discovering the practice and his four thornes footing through new regulations to protect consumers from unfair practices.

For parking, it has previously been reserved for pre-banked private driveway spaces available on mobile apps, as well as at airport car parks.

But the Telegraph has found companies are increasingly using dynamic pricing as a way to boost profits, with reports warning consumers risk being caught out by fluctuating prices.

Q Park, one of the biggest providers in Europe with more than £3,000 car park on Britain and the Continent, now uses dynamic pricing when customers pre-bank, a disclaimer on its website warns customers that "cans can charge based on demand and availability."

It says booking ahead typically "often great value" but side that "prices are not in the market."

When the Telegraph attempted to find parking in Vietnam, overall London, Q-Park quoted several different prices for the same four-hour time slot on different days.

Prices for a space between ham and 4pm were £44.20 on a Friday, when the first space was available.

For the same slot on Saturday, the price was £47.52, while on Sunday it dropped to £43.20.

Prices also dropped on the same day, with a four-hour slot between 3pm and 4pm quoted at £46.52 on Thursday, dropping to £46.32 between 3pm and 7pm. This newspaper was also quoted

£44.20 to park in overall Manchester for 24 hours on the first Saturday in August. The quote for the same time slot the week also was £36.50 - a difference of more than £5.

Another provider, JustPark, also operates an automatic pricing system for its clients that "adjusts rates continuously" based on demand, availability in the wider area and "seasonal trends".

One of the car parks it works with is our London, operated by Ocean Parking, now warns motorists with signs - revised in March - saying a "dynamic tariff system" is in place.

The tariffs are not displayed, but motorists are told prices are available on the JustPark app.

Ocean Parking manages parking spaces for individuals making money from their private driveways, as well as larger commercial car parks.

It means that "for the most part these rates are static", but admin prices could move in line with market changes over time following price reviews, saying "if a car park is always full, prices will go up". Prices for car parks close to static -

smo or concert halls may also rise on

Everyday high-street and council car parks are gradually adopting the new technology

event days. The company also implements higher demand pricing on equity hotspots such as Cornwall and Dorset on behalf of councils during the summer months.

Andy Wengardt of KEBA, a parking consultancy, said car parks were increasingly moving towards dynamics less. She said such changes was already "well established in airports and private buildings not parking" but added that "everyday high-street and council car parks" were gradually adopting the new technology.

The Wengardt said adoption would grow, but the eventual speed in price changes would depend on "public acceptance" of the use of the technology. More aggressive dynamic prices, where charges can go up and down in a single day, is more common in Asia and such advanced cities such as San Francisco and Dubai.

JustPark said its prices were fully adjusted in 1981 customers able to see all tariffs before arriving at its car parks, allowing them to find an option that moves their price point.

Q Park, whose customers can see its dynamic prices before booking, was approached for comment.

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DVLA prosecutes Parkinson's sufferer over £3.34 unpaid tax

By Telegraph Reporter

AN-WTEAR-GE 2 with Parkinson's disease has been convicted over an unpaid car tax bill, and ordered to pay £3.34.

The man, who lives on the outskirts of Newcastle, had told the court his wife, also 66, suffers from Alzheimer's disease.

He explained that his annual £30 tax bill on his Ford Focus only went unpaid in January because his daughter, who manages the couple's finances, was moving home at the time.

Yet the DVLA launched a criminal prosecution earlier this year when the

car had not been used, at Lincoln map interior court, the man was told he must pay £3.34 compensation for the portion of the annual tax bill, which would cover the six week period the car was left untaxed.

The case was brought to court through the Single Justice Procedure (SJP), a fast-track court process where magistrates sit behind closed doors to deal with how level criminal cases.

The Government has spent the past 12 months considering whether to obtain the SJP system, after numerous reports of elderly and vulnerable people being harshly convicted over unpaid house-

hold bills. In this case the DVLA first sent the pensioner a letter. He responded by entering a guilty plea in writing to the charge of using a vehicle without a valid license. He set out his health difficulties in mitigation, informing the DVLA that his daughter "con-

trolled his financial, health and welfare".

"She has to do much keeping on top of everything he say with and I," he said.

"We are both nearly 87. I have Parkinson's disease and my wife has Alzheimer's".

He added that the vehicle in question was being sold as he no longer used it. The pensioner had also already paid an

£40 penalty, leaving him confused as to why he was now being prosecuted.

Lynda Briggs, a magistrate, accepted his guilty plea and spared him another fine, considering the case with an absolute discharge and the £3.34 compensation order.

Owing to the design of the SJP, prosecutors do not routinely see mitigation letters. Last spring, the Government consulted on the possibility of greater safeguards to the SJP system. The DVLA supported the plea, but since the consultation closed last May, the Government has not made any announcements on changing the system.

Boost for Alzheimer's patients as second drugmaker in NHS talks

By Laura Donnelly and Jenna Curran

HOTEL that the first drugs shown to slow Alzheimer's disease could be reflected on the NHS have done after a second manufacturer entered price negotiations.

To drugmaker B3.1.6b and Company which makes doxaneurals, has now entered commercial negotiations with the health service. The talks are about at reaching a price that could allow the drug to be offered on the NHS.

In 2013, trials showed that doxaneurals, which is taken monthly, show cognitive decline by 30 per cent.

Earlier this week, Japanese company

Eisai, which makes bicineurals, also entered talks with the NHS. The first drugmaker, a nameless risk of cognitive decline by 27 per cent.

The treatment on the first shown to slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease other than simply treating to symptoms, offering patients with such disease the chance to delay cognitive decline.

The talks will explore whether could include the same could cause the way for the National Institute for Health and Care for disease. There is no assurance the medicines for routine NHS use. Both were initially rejected on cost grounds. "What is it also the first country in Europe to license bicineurals in August

2013, months later licensing doxaneurals. However, there has ruled that neither treatment represents good value for money for routine NHS use, saying the costs of buying, administering and monitoring the medicines outweighed their benefits.

Manufacturers have repeatedly appealed the decisions, arguing that they had significantly overestimated the cost of delivering the drugs while underestimating the benefits of dosing dementia progression for patients and their unpaid carers.

It is understood that Next's independent appraisal committee has since revised several of those assumptions,

reducing its estimates of NHS delivery costs, increasing the weight of service the burden on unpaid carers and raising the cost of the revenues threshold used to assess new medicines.

However, significant differences remain over the expected cost of robust. Earlier this month they needed both companies into commercial negotiations with NHS England in an attempt to reach a first. Eisai confirmed earlier that was that it had one on the talks, with B3.1.6b now also agreeing to participate.

Andy Burnham has vowed to tackle Britain's social care crisis by accelerating a review led by Barnanie Casey. Lady Casey has criticised the low pri-

ority given to people with Alzheimer's disease, arguing that current methods of assessing medicines did not place enough value on other people.

She has said "now. Not addressing drugs are seen as too expensive to deliver on the NHS for what they call the small benefits that they'll give," while calling for much wider robust of trials.

Hilary Evans Newton, the chief member of Alzheimer's Research UK, called for action to allow access to breakthrough treatments, saying social care reform was not enough to tackle the challenges of dementia.

She said, "Scientific breakthroughs only matter if they reach patients. Treat

ments that slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease have the potential to help people remain independent for longer, improving quality of life and reducing pressure on families, the NHS and social care services."

Almost one million people in the UK have dementia, with most cases caused by Alzheimer's disease.

A spokesman for Lilly said: "While we do not agree with several of the NHS committee's assumptions, we are entering negotiations on their terms as we are determined to explore all options to achieve access for eligible people living with Alzheimer's disease in England."

Virgin Atlantic engineer killed in Heathrow accident

By Telegraph Reporter

A VIRGIN ATLANTIC engineer was killed in an accident at Heathrow Airport, a contract court has heard.

George Sutton, 25, an aircraft technician, suffered a traumatic brain injury when he was hit by the face in the incident on June 11. He died at 91 Mary's Hospital on July 7.

Little Brown, the senior engineer, opened and suspended an inquest into his death at West London: a contract court yesterday, as she was waiting to see whether any criminal charges are brought.

Mrs Brown said a forensic post-mortem examination found Sutton had not been a traumatic brain injury - a craniofacial trauma.

She said: "There was an accident at George's place of work. He took a traumatic life first causing him complex and tragically fatal injuries. He did undergo various surgeries in hospital but those were not able to save life.

He died on July 7 2018 following the incident that took place on June 11 2020."

A criminal investigation has been launched by the Metropolitan Police Department, which is the health and safety executive. The coroner said she had no details of any potential charges.

Officers were called at 8:45am on June 10 to reports that a man had been injured at Heathrow Airport, the Morseid on Tuesday.

A Virgin Atlantic spokesman said is a statement on Tuesday: "We are heartbroken to confirm that a much loved member of our engineering team has passed away. Our thoughts are timely with George's family loved ones. Friends and colleagues tell this incredibly sad and challenging

He took a trauma to the face causing him complex and tragically fatal injuries

him. We're providing support to loved ones wherever we can and sharing our beautiful condolences to everyone affected.

"Google's family has asked for privacy at this very difficult time."

The spokesman stated: "We safely and wellbeing of our people is always not my priority, and we are devastated by this incident.

We are working closely with the public, and there and the aircraft manufacturer on the investigation to establish all facts."

A hear behind D' Dauhcam footage has gone viral of a driver in Romania who was so ghaed to his phone that he failed to notice a hear sniffing at his log. After another driver alerted him, the man was chased by the bear back to his car.

Detectorists uncover Bronze Age bracelets worth £300k

By Telegraph Reporter

HMO Bronze Age bracelets found by metal device artists could be worth more than £300,000.

The car is now and Andy Crammond found the solid gold bracelets, or tacos, to an empty bold during an expansion of money calls.

The year, who come from Kilwimbing, a pyroline, found the treasure in Blackford, near Carlisle, in May.

Mr Crammond asked for almost half a year, which when he unearthed his first tour under recently ploughed soil. Mr Daniels then uncovered the second tour a few minutes later.

They alerted an event marshal and the dollar developed off to allow the duo to carry on searching.

After about 10 minutes, Mr Daniels found the third tour around 20th away from the other two.

After the coming buried in road for more than 1,000 years, the tacos were off to planning conflicts.

The events have belonged to a high status and weekly individual on landowner, who either buried them as an offering to the gods for a good harvest or led them in one fan settlement.

The three tacos are now with the British Museum, which is assessing them.

The tacos have been dried in around 1000 BC and are at least 22-cents gold

In England and Wales, a coroner is responsible for curing the legal inquiries into whether articles are deemed in treasure. If they are, a museum or institution will be given the opportunity to buy them at their market value. If nobody wants them, they will be returned to the finders to sell at auction, and the pay will have to split the proceeds with the landowner.

Mr Crammond said: "Intervention dream of these things and that is how it still feels. She is dream. I'm waiting for a minute to come out of the woodwork and say they aren't real.

"It is the fact of multiple lifetimes."

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or we'll take you to court, say bank staff

TSBS attempt to force workers into the office for three days a week faces backlash from unions

By Lando Gunn HOUSTON KNOWLEDGE

TSB/STAFF are preparing to take legal action against plans to force them to come to the office three days a week.

Staff at the high-street bank are fighting a policy introduced by bartender, which completed its £2.6bn takeover of TSB in May. The Spanish leader wants to make TSB staff comply with its existing office mandate, which only allows home working for two days a week.

The TBC union, which represents TSB staff, is preparing to challenge the office mandate through the Employment Tribunal, according to The Times. The union has raised concerns that some employees would be unable to change their arrangements for family or medical reasons.

TSB staff were allowed to work entirely from home before bartender's takeover, under flexible working policies first introduced during the pandemic. By contrast, bartender requires its staff to work from the office for at

Zoom gloom PM wants to use face-to-face interviews return

Andy Burnham has a good employee to shift—since calls and long back

to the office interviews to help young people who work 30-35 or more has a net and two long-term losses 20s and told the downy a date of

the 'friendly podcast' "He's have my head to the world of some of our 20-30 something and I think it's quite harsh and quite

crime at times. It's not really don't like to this culture

now of the processing via Zoom or Teams. "I think it doesn't seem right to me, how does a young person attend that situation?"

How do you get

over some of your personality, your passion?

I want to to my own work

against people who have that aim to their character, and work for those who are going to get more fun to him anyway.

I'm not a bit by Greenhouse, a hiring platform, also found that nearly half of 28

job seekers had taken part in an interview

contact with the machine or AI. 30-35 or more, said "It doesn't look to me that recruitment is the poor pandemic on a tomorrow's force I think it's worth not saying that."

least three days a week as part of rules introduced in 2016.

A TSB spokesman said the changes would take effect from next April and said there would be "exceptions and policy just to place for those who require flexibility for personal and health reasons".

A bartender spokesman said staff were required to work as average of 6 days a month in the office, calculated over a three-month period, "which previously utilised flexibility to manage attendance around individual circumstances".

The TBC is not formally recognised by TSG, meaning the bank refuses to negotiate with it.

The clash is the latest corporate battle regarding office mandates.

Staff across the country have insisted efforts to pull them back to the office, reluctant to give up on houseworking that was allowed during the pandemic.

Twelve days a month would provide the flexibility to manage your office attendance

PAC started monitoring staff's office attendance last year and said it would take "disciplinary action" against employees who failed to come in at least three days a week.

SI IP Morgan, thousands of staff signed a petition against the bank's demands that employees work in the office five days a week.

It led to a furious response from Janus Ginson, IP Morgan's chief executive, who said: "I don't care how many people sign that I'm agreeing."

It subsequently emerged that IP Morgan lacked sufficient desk space for all of its 22,000 UK staff to return to the office five days a week.

Santander employs 16,000 staff in the UK, while TSB has about 4,700 British workers. Approximately 100 TSB staff are expected to be made to finalise as part of Santander's takeover of the bank, which operates 55 farms two across Britain.

Santander is also poised to raise the TSB board and incorporate the high-street bank into its own UK business.

The takeover transferred Santander into the UK's third biggest high-street bank. TSB has around five million people to serve the UK, while Santander has a further 14 million.

TSB - which dates back to 1993 as Teams-foreign Bank- has 200 branches across the country, while Santander has 104 full-service locations after closing 14 of them at the start of this year. Its first self-supporting savings bank was launched in Oundbroodure to help poor parishioners save for times of hardship.

Drug-smuggling influencer keeps nurse licence

By Telegraph Reporter

A 30.3NE who is also a social media influencer faced losing her job after she was caught smuggling £500,000 worth of cannabis into the UK.

Jovi Whalley - who has some 10,000 followers on Instagram - could have been struck off as a nurse after she was caught trying to enter Britain with her friend with more than 10kg of cannabis.

However, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has now ruled it would be "unduly punitive" to stop her of her licence, as she had been experiencing a "very difficult" time.

Whalley, 32, and her friend Sophie funneiser claimed they were on their

way back from a shopping trip in New York when Border Force officials found the drugs in their luggage at Birmingham Airport. Whalley's suitcase contained 38 packages of cannabis, weighing 10kg. The influencer was spared a jail sentence but was told by the nursing regulator that it would be pushing for her 6-7m struck off.

However, the mother of one from Blackburn has avoided losing her licence at an NMC tribunal, and instead received a 10 month suspension.

The NMC heard that Whalley had "always wanted to be a nurse from a very young age" and had worked in

healthcare since she was 18. She was convicted of drug smuggling at Black

burn magistrates' court in February 2020, and in April 2021 she was given a 10 month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, at Preston Crown Court.

Barnister was sentenced to 20 months, suspended for 18 months.

The NMC tribunal heard Whalley was losing "very difficult circumstances" in her personal life at the time, which have "now positively resolved".

In making the ruling against striking her off the register, the panel noted her engagement with the NMC and her "willingness to learn and grow as a person".

"The panel concluded that your conviction was not fundamentally incompatible with remaining on the register."

Doctors failed to save toddler after believing killer mother

By Bette Cline

DOCTORS failed to save a two-year-old's life because they believed the lies of her killer mother, a judge has been

accused a Walker, 26, was entered into his imprisonment on Thursday after she was found guilty of the murder of her daughter Isabelle Welsh and child proof.

Ms Justice Norton told Towards Crown Court that doctors had "overruled" medical staff who wanted to start with a doctor, prescribing anti-toxics, which have saved the toddler's life. Walker led to clinicians to cover up a series of assaults: during which Isabelle would have been in "significant pain and increasing fear"; the judge said.

Isabelle sustained an uncontrollable beat injury on the morning of Sept 17 2022, and died in hospital within 10 hours.

Ms Justice Norton said Isabelle had other let her beat against a hurt out her when she was violently shaken, or she had been wrong for by the big-into a wall or a piece of furniture.

Walker's hardhead of four months, fourteen bingson, 22, with her a retirement of 28.3 years in jail after he was convicted of murder, child injury and the manner of a child, the will serve at least 22 years.

Walker delayed singing 1000 because she wrongly believed Isabelle to be dead and was trying to work out a plan, the court was told.

She watched "why would my toddler be bleeding" and called 800 only after her stepfather had insisted Isabelle needed medical attention. When para medical arrived, they found Isabelle covered in blood and bruises, she died in hospital the next day. Walker and bingson were then arrested.

Walker "had from start to finish"; the judge said. She claimed to be more highly who tried than she was, prevented she had breast cancer and told people that she deliverable drugs when she did. She also told drugs.

In a statement, Isabelle's family previously said, "Isabelle should have had her whole life ahead of her, but she was taken from us in the most heartbreaking way."

'Predatory' female sailor jailed for sexual assaults on shipmates

By Tom Cottrell/HOUSTON KNOTON

AN 'EXTREMELY' MONADATING' female sailor who sexually assaulted male and female shipmates by 'dominant and embarrass' them has been jailed.

Able because thus foreword, 16, groped four of her Ivory colleagues, two men and two women - during a series of her attacks on RMI franchise, a court heard.

All foreword, who was a chef at the court, proved on "sweet" munitions in the ship's company, leaving her victims feeling "embarassed" and "frightened". She grabbed male sailors by their crutches, smoked their arms, and made comments such as "little my coffee how

Bible because thus foreword, 25, will her victims having embarrassed and frightened

"I like my men, big and strong." The President also smashed female sailors bottoms and squeezed their breasts, saying "in you like that, baby girl!"

Appearing a federal Military Court, this long a cuddly Life and Stitch toy. The 25-year-old was sentenced to 10 months at a service detention centre, having been convicted of six counts of sexual assault at court martial in March

Sentencing her, Assistant Judge Advocate John Atwill said: "You upset, frightened and disconcerted (your victims) and you had no regard for the impact of your behaviour."

You were a predator in that ship, and seemed to target never members.

"You found it all and continued to do so. You said the people who complained about you were liars. They weren't."

Fundamentally you used sexualised behaviour to dominate or embarrass a number of your colleagues.

Everything her officers, Judge Atwill said All foreword had "slipped a fellow chef on the butts of. On another occasion she groped a toplem female colleagues' breasts "pushing them and gripping her nipples".

Smash-and-grab gang who carried out £225,000 daylight robbery sentenced

By Telegraph reporter

THREE robbers filmed carrying out a daylight smash-and-grab on a powdery tame-tone pistol.

Demi Molinari, 19, Robert Clarke, 30, and Zoe Ramsey, 46, all of Essex, were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit robbery after a telephaneer who used to break the window at the shop in Paved Court. En himself, south-west London, on January 16

After destroying the glass window of the family-run store, the robbery made off with £225,000 worth of jewels which were quickly stacked into the shop, according to the Metro political data.

The store, Gregory & Co, has been trading in the area for more than 40 years.

During a sentencing hearing of King George's own Court yesterday, Michael of Ellum Street, Basildon, was jailed for five years; Clarke, of Lower Lane, South

The gang smashed their way into the London shop and took power, worth £225,000

ford, was jailed for six years and six months; and Ramsey, of Hartingwood Road, Harlow, was jailed for five years and three months.

They had all pleaded guilty to the offence. Further footage, released by

police, shows officers hunting into the bedrooms of Clarke and Ramsey to arrest them during the early hours of March 31.

Melphina was seen being derailed on a street on April 8. They were caught after officers occurred in TV footage, carried out forensic analysis and recovered a vehicle believed to be linked to the robbery.

Det kept Jim Mitchell, from the Met's Flying Squad, said: "Kobberies of this kind cause real concern for residents and businesses in the communities. It's they who feel the immediate impact."

"These sentences mark a significant step in what has been a detailed and determined investigation. I hope they demonstrate our commitment to tackling smash-and-grab robberies in London by going after those involved, wherever they are.

"The group's responsible should be under no illusion - we will pursue you relentlessly and hold you to account."

The money shot Police officers were astonished to discover £4m in cash inside the house of a stop-and-search suspect on Wednesday. Officers pulled over a driver a stop suspiciously in Carford, south London, to find a shopping bag containing £25,000 in cash. Further searches at the driver's home started up £4m in bank notes and a kilogram of a ration. The suspect, a 34-year-old man, was arrested on suspicion of poisoning criminal property.

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Russia strikes Nato soil in 'reckless' attack

Alliance warns of major escalation risk as missile crashes in Poland after assault on Ukraine

By Udo Blassagher and Ian Barnes

NAVO has blamed Russia for a "recklow" attack after a cruise missile crash of time a fieldman's Polish village.

The project, probably a life-tilt missile, left a 20-metre-wide cruise in the ground near the southeastern village of Tarnawa Kukini, near the city of Lublin and 40 miles from the Ukraine border.

The crash prompted warnings that Vladimir Putin could no place the land with the alliance, after he ordered a view of strike against Ukraine.

Saudi Rutin, Nato secretary-general, said: "The incidence yet another rock-loss attack was the most dangerous sequence of its war against Ukraine."

Poland is raided into 4 de fighter jets and a Mi-24 helicopter after "an

object" was detected along the Polish border at ground 1.25mm local time.

Before the 9 Mo could reach the missile, it vanished from radar and the crater was less harmful to field surrounded by fusions. Nearby towns were woken by the sound of alarm sirens at around 1mm local time.

"I heard what sounded like a bang, a huge bang. The windows in the apartment stand. We all flew out," president said Lublin (U), a local news outlet.

"We've never heard anything like this in all our lives. The windows almost blew out," another resident said, while someone else described the quake as "like a bomb!"

Because of the rough terrain, anchor the dragon investigating the area using quad tubes before finding the crater, Lublin (U) reported. The area was then secured by police until the military arrived.

Russian missiles have briefly stripped into Polish airspace during previous attacks on Western regions of Ukraine, but a missile has never hit the Nato-men-

The Russian cruise missile crashed in a field near Lublin, Poland, around 40 miles from the Ukrainian border

ber state. In 2022, a Ukrainian defence missile struck a Polish border village.

Donald Tsak, the Polish prime minister, said it was a 'nominal coincidence' that the missile had turned near Lublin where he met Vishynny Zelensky on Wednesday. He added: "We were ready to shoot down this missile if it contin-

ued its flight." (of Martin O'Donnell, a spokesman for Nato's Shape military headquarters, said: "In response to a Russian missile of currently unknown type that occurred Polish airspace and later crashed into Polish territory - one of many missiles fired by Russia at Ukraine overnight - Nato and Poland activated their air and ground defences."

Ukraine used the incident to push for more defences of Western air defence systems, arguing they could be used to defend Europe against incoming Russian missiles.

"We are talking not about charity, but about pragmatic solutions to improves our shared security," said a Sridka, the Ukrainian foreign minister, said after a phone call with his Polish counterpart Zadok Silesnik.

The operational command of Poland's armed forces said that at least 32 missiles had been observed over western Ukraine during a Russian attack on Lviv. Poland's operational command said the missiles identified in Ukraine

"We've never heard anything like this in all our lives. The windows almost blew out"

min have posed a threat to Polish airspace because of their flight path.

Russian strikes across Ukraine on Wednesday killed at least 15 people and wounded human more. In the first paperwork region, Russian forces killed a 9 year-old girl and boys aged 11 and 27 in a mass attack targeting civilian infrastructure, Olehnandr Itinidin, the head of the regional military administration, said.

In Lviv, more than 20 residential buildings, a school and two kindergarten were targeted in heavy Russian strikes. Children were among the injured in the early-morning attack, Andrii Sukovyi, the mayor of Lviv, said.

Skilled missiles also raised doors on Kyiv, killing a 10-year-old man and wounding two others. The missiles struck residential buildings, a market, a garage and motorcycle lifeline, according to officials. The attack occurred shortly after Mi Zelensky returned from the US, where he said Donald Trump had agreed to give 74 human fusions for Farzist air defence missiles.

Trump envoy displays map of Africa with all nations wrong

By Uvar Foresign Staff

A 730,000 administration health official displayed a map of Africa during a global conference again which every single country was incorrectly labelled.

The map, used in part of a US state department presentation at the date 2016 conference in Rio de Janeiro,

showed Nigeria as landlocked in the Sahara Desert. Mozambique, which is in southeastern Africa, was released to the State of Africa, while Ivory Coast and West Africa was placed on the other side of the continent.

According to an analysis of the map by the news agency Reuters, it bore an artificial intelligence watermark that signals it was made with OpenAI tools. The company said it was not investigating.

The State Department said it took "full responsibility" for the confusion caused and that the map had been produced by a team member who hastily changed the slide back before the event.

A consultation of the map then appeared in a Substack post by Aids expert Emily

'Whoever created and approved this slide did not know where countries in Africa are and did not care'

Bass and were widely shared on LinkedIn, with one post garnering more than 40,000 views.

"Whoever created and approved this slide did not know where countries in Africa are and did not care to check their work," Matt Pott, who focuses on AI and geopolitics at the Atlantic Council, said in the post.

The speaker at the conference was Jeff Graham, the top US health survey who oversees an initiative known as the President's Emergency Plan for Aids Relief, or PEPFAR. He did not reply to requests for comment.

The Trump administration's decision last year to pause funding pending a review disrupted aid programs worldwide but PEPFAR's core work such as the provisions of life-saving drugs has largely resumed.

The US is ending back other areas of spending, including on government and surveillance, and plans to fully phase out the programme in South Africa.

Shelf shock: A woman weeps outside an apartment building bit by a Russian missile strike in Lviv, Ukraine; yesterday, Eight people, including two boys and a girl, died during the attack, according to local officials. The Kremlin reportedly launched more than 70 missiles and 280 drones at the country overnight.

Merz's secret plan to thwart AfD from blocking supply lines in event of invasion

By James Crisp, Joe Barnes, Carolina DeVries and James Redhead

FIREHIRE IS MEAS is drawing up secret plans to prevent German pro-Kremlin "starter states" from obstructing Nato's plans to defeat against a Russian invasion. German officials fear the alternative for

revolving the plan to make American the movement of allied forces through two eastern states it is expected to win in November elections.

If the hard-flight party wins an absolute majority in known -inhalt or Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, it will be able to form a state government with

concerning the selection of party policing and other powers. It could slow trong and equipment movements, including on government and permission, delay the

deployment of state-level police resources, and refuse to give the military priority on local roads.

The decision also has the impact on suggest Vladimir Putin is preparing to use political allows long down any response to a Russian attack on the alliance's eastern flank.

To guard against this, Mr Merz's government is preparing mechanisms to override state governments

decisions, arguing power in the event of a crisis, as well as protect key officials and infrastructure in

neighbouring states. He added: "There are plans under development on how to protect the secret services and how neighbour states can take over and safeguard key infrastructure and

the military resources. The

crucial logistical routes pass through the country towards the border with Russia.

Using Kremlin-friendly politicians to help Nato's efforts to make troops swiftly could be "very effective", a Western defence source told The Telegraph in a joint investigation with the West.

The nation said: "For Putin, it's perhaps not even an objective to defeat Nato militarily, because that's a challenge. But if he can find the

crack inside the alliance on a political level and outset their base, then that's the shortcut to breaking the alliance."

Roderick Kinewetter, an MP for Mr Merz's official, said: "We are agreed. He said the Kremlin's strategy was to exploit divides in attitudes towards Russia in Germany, and make it 'as one of the

a big idea. He said the Kremlin's strategy was to exploit divides in attitudes towards Russia in Germany, and make it 'as one of the

a big idea. He said the Kremlin's strategy was to exploit divides in attitudes towards Russia in Germany, and make it 'as one of the

a big idea. He said the Kremlin's strategy was to exploit divides in attitudes towards Russia in Germany, and make it 'as one of the

a big idea. He said the Kremlin's strategy was to exploit divides in attitudes towards Russia in Germany, and make it 'as one of the

a big idea. He said the Kremlin's strategy was to exploit divides in attitudes towards Russia in Germany, and make it 'as one of the

a big idea. He said the Kremlin's strategy was to exploit divides in attitudes towards Russia in Germany, and make it 'as one of the

key question is how to circumvent a state not adhering to the federal idea without violating the constitution."

A senior Christian Democrat lawmaker in history -Sibed confirmed the plans.

Tobias Krull, the deputy chairman of the state parliament's interior committee, said: "There are

considerations about what could be done to bypass the state government in the event of an AfD single-party government.

He said Germany's response to a Russian military threat could not depend on a single state so it was necessary to 'create mechanisms that

we are going to make it a good way to prevent the movement of an American

unauthorized state government. However, Swiss Russians, the German defence minister, has warned that AfD state governments could be

a decision to have some intelligence briefings because of the party's

chose links to the

afflict.

The AfD has a long

history of praising Putin

after the invasion of

the state. AfD MPs ruled

against sanctions on Russia

and it has repeatedly called

for negotiations to end

the war.

Mr Merz is notified with record levels of unpopularity

while support for the AfD has

been growing. It is now Germany's main opposition party, after securing a historic second place in the

February 2022 election won by the centre in the country. February 2022 election won by the centre in the country. February 2022 election won by the centre in the country.

A candidate victory giving the AfD an absolute majority of seats in the state parliament would allow the party to form its first regional government. Improving the "Revival"

set up by the traditional parties to keep them from power. Chris Stegeman, the 4th Prime Minister, the German defence minister, has warned that AfD state governments could be

a decision to have some intelligence briefings because of the party's chose links to the

afflict.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia

and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

Mr Merz is notified with record levels of unpopularity while support for the AfD has

been growing. It is now Germany's main opposition party, after securing a historic second place in the

February 2022 election won by the centre in the country. February 2022 election won by the centre in the country.

It is projected to win 40 per cent of the vote in September's state elections in history -Sibed.

A candidate victory giving the AfD an absolute majority of seats in the state parliament would allow the party to form its first regional government. Improving the "Revival" set up by the traditional parties to keep them from power.

Chris Stegeman, the 4th Prime Minister, the German defence minister, has warned that AfD state governments could be

a decision to have some intelligence briefings because of the party's chose links to the

afflict.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

The AfD has a long history of praising Putin after the invasion of the state. AfD MPs ruled against sanctions on Russia and it has repeatedly called for negotiations to end the war.

as a far-flight extremist group that posed a threat to democracy. The party is challenging that as part of a complex court case that is expected to conclude later this year.

At the first sign of Russia preparing to attack Nato territory, the alliance's Reinforcement and Involvement Network (RISN) plans would be activated. Both diplomatic and

nominate measures are needed to

move servicemen, tanks,

hominers and missiles across the

Continent, with almost all travelling

through Germany. "Nato's

roundabout"

Cooperation from state authorities

would be vital, and contracts for

proper action to transport the payment

and troops would be triggered. State

and local authorities would be asked

to facilitate military road movements

and rail operators would give priority

to military transport.

Only after the transport network

was to place could Nato's military

battles, with the view to the local

process of moving men and

equipment to the alliance's eastern

flank.

The Western defence source

revised "Allied for movement that

will be done...will be done under

proactive conditions. It will probably

be countered to the military

fashion. So this is where Russia would

should, from their perspective, use

adverge, use other attacks...they

would be everything to control and

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US plans two-week onslaught to cripple Iran

Trump aims to destroy Tehran's missile capabilities despite fears that he is running out of arms himself

By Lily Shansapher and Henry Bodkin in Jerusalem

A TOP US commander is preparing a two-week bombing campaign against Iran to cripple its missile capability

Ashe Brief Cooper, head of the US Central Command (Centcom), has drawn up plans for 10 to 16 days of strikes designed to eradicate Tehran's ongoing threat, according to scriptet, as in the far outfier's continue in the Middle East.

US forces launched yet more strikes on Iran overnight in what Centcom called a 'powerful response' to a surprise attack launched by Tehran on American bases in Jordan earlier this week.

American forces 'successfully completed a heavy wave of strikes against Iran', and struck dozens of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets including military command centres, Centcom and

IRNA, Iran's state news agency, reported him on several cities in the

'The president is in an escalatory mood but is thinking about the depth of that response'

nearly western Maccavian province, as well as on Jordan island.

Three were killed in Qeshm in the Strait of Bismura, while areas around the cities of Abadan, Shahqazi, Arvazhkour and Mirza - all in Maccavian - were struck, the agency said, citing provincial authorities.

The IRGC warned it 'will punish the aggressor today' after the overnight attack.

Meanwhile, Jordan reported shooting down five more Iranian missiles yesterday morning.

On Wednesday, Donald Trump threatened to hit the Islamic Republic hard and 'give them a beating', limiting at an escalation.

The campaign, first reported in The Wall Street Journal, is being drawn up by Adnil Brad Cooper, who has been shooting the way from his headquarters in Tonga, Florida.

Articles reported warnings that the US is running low on air-defensive munitions.

Gov. Dan Cates, the chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff, has raised concerns about Washington's shrinking supply of air defence interceptors, which are needed around the world and cannot be concentrated in the Middle East.

Critics fear the war is unestimable and a new air campaign would drag Washington always into the con-

tors. Dan Cates, the chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff, has raised concerns about Washington's shrinking supply of air defence interceptors, which are needed around the world and cannot be concentrated in the Middle East.

Critics fear the war is unestimable and a new air campaign would drag Washington always into the con-

tors, costing Americans more and further甩锅ing lives.

Mr Trump was in an 'excalatory mood' but still contemplating 'the depth of that response', a senior administration official told The Wall Street Journal.

Adnil Cooper's plan now is to escalate the war rapidly, passing beyond the relatively smaller excalatory strikes that so far have failed to prevent Tehran threatening ships in the Strait of Bismura.

The 'go big' approach, which is among a series of options Adnil Cooper has prepared, would reduce the need for the US to use defensive munitions because Iran would have less capability to attack and threat its missile threat, he argued. Iran has demonstrated its missile capabilities in recent

Mountains in Iraq carry the bodies of munitions of the PMF, and Iran-backed personalities including Alreza-Loth, Adnil Cooper and Iran's to become an aircraft carrier USSR Abraham Lincoln

attacks, including the surprise assault on Jordan on Tuesday night and a strike that killed three US soldiers earlier this month.

Saudi Arabia publicly joined the war for the first time in a successful joint operation with the US on Iraqi collision, after attack by what layoffs didn't be a secret military loyal to Iran' action of facilities.

The US military said logistics and weapons stores belonging to the Iran-backed Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) were targeted in the strikes. The alliance said the attacks killed at least 20 of its members.

Although Iran has denied being behind attacks by the PMF on Saudi petroleum infrastructure, the Iranian newspaper Hamdunief reported that Iran IRGC advisers had been killed in

the strikes on the group Iraq denounced the US-Saudi strikes and said it rejected 'all acts of aggression, regardless of the party responsible or the justification presented'.

The ministerial council for national security said it would 'confront any violation of Iraqi sovereignty, and prevent any source from using Iraqi territory to threaten neighbouring states'.

According to Fox News, however, Mr Trump said the strikes were 'coordinated with the Iraqi government'.

A 15-vened-gun storage tanker and Greek-owned carrier ship were also stuck by dozens of the Egyptian part of Dzateri in Wednesday.

The four York Times cited security sources who suggested the drones had benefited from Iran as a demonstration of its offensive reach in the region.

Giuffre family hit out at Obama's aide for doubting Epstein victim

By Peggy Wood in COMMUNICATION

YINGHUA CITY TRIPLE family has hit out at a prominent Democratic lawyer after the claimed the Jeffrey Epstein victim 'lacked tobacco credibility'.

Kathryn Rasmussen, who was 'Before House' counsel to former US senate, was the former's first in Congress that she thought Giuffre's was traffic-living allegation to be of sufficient detail.

In closed short testimony delivered earlier this month and published in Wednesday, Ms Rasmussen said: 'There were allegations that she made that were. I believed based on my experience as a former prosecutor and as a defense counsel, that were of such a nature that they were 'they lacked tobacco credibility.'

In the past, she was someone not. I was not traffic-hold to someone, they say who, when, where, are multiple conditions, are multiple foreign providers.'

Ms Giuffre's family was not furiously and said the testimony was 'the only person who lacks credibility'.

Sky Roberts, the brother of Giuffre, who took her into life last year, and his wife Amanda Roberts, accused the Goldman Sachs lawyer of 'typical legal people to believe she didn't know

Jeffrey Epstein was actively engaged in sex trafficking.'

'To attempt to cast doubt on Virginia, whose lawyers was the reason so many other survivors engaged in sexist, resulting in more than 30 people from having to step down from their positions of power, in open lawsuits, like should be ashamed of herself,' they said.

'Kathy Rasmussen enriched herself while girls and young women suffered and had their lives destroyed because she studied their abuser shame on Goldman

'Typically, when someone says, 'I was sex trafficked,'

they say who, when and where it happened'

necks for keeping her in its employ. Ms Giuffre caused a royal crisis in 2015 after she accused Epstein and Glendate Maxwell of trafficking her to London in 2016 to have sex with Andrew Mousty before Winning.

She alleged in her memoir Subody (1st), which was published in the Imagery last October, that she had sex with Mr Mousty before Winning, and she was also a member of the company's own company.

The US Senate voted unanimously on Wednesday to declare its opposition to Maxwell eventually being handed a presidential pardon, followed by Democratic Senator Judy Rosen, the resolution stated that Maxwell 'should not be granted a presidential pardon or any form of deference for her crimes with Jeffrey Epstein or being to the sexual exploitation and abuse of minors.'

Ms Giuffre also accused Epstein of subjecting her to years of physical and sexual abuse after Maxwell recruited her in 2005, when she was 84 and working at Mar-a-Lago in Florida.

She claimed Epstein also stopped her around to have sex with his high-flying friends - running among others, Jean-Luc Brunet, who died in her 1998 while awaiting sex trafficking charges.

Ms Rasmussen resigned as Goldman Sachs's chief legal officer last month. Her spokesman told The Telegraph. 'As Ms Rasmussen told the committee, she had no knowledge of any ongoing criminal activity by Epstein and there is not a shred of evidence to suggest otherwise.

'Ms Rasmussen would never have a blind eye to any criminal activity and if she had seen or heard anything to suggest that Epstein was harming victims or girls, she would have taken action to stop it.'

The US Senate voted unanimously on Wednesday to declare its opposition to Maxwell eventually being handed a presidential pardon, followed by Democratic Senator Judy Rosen, the resolution stated that Maxwell 'should not be granted a presidential pardon or any form of deference for her crimes with Jeffrey Epstein or being to the sexual exploitation and abuse of minors.'

Meloni releases thousands of prisoners with drug addictions

By James CROP/STREET LETTER

ITAT's all show thousands of criminals with drug or alcohol addictions to serve their sentences at home to ease prison overcrowding.

Georgia Meloni, Italy's prime minister, said the new law, which was approved by the National Wednesday, was a 'victory on several fronts' because it would ease severe prison overcrowding and help rehabilitate addicts. But the brothers of Italy leader, whose party is normally tough on crime, was criticized by rivals on the Right before a general election next year.

Ms Meloni's government last year also pledged to create an extra 10,000 prison places, but no new capacity has yet been added.

The National, founded this year by Roberto Vannucci, a former army general, accused Ms Meloni of being herself on crime and immigration. It is following but in the polls and is out-fighting Mr Meloni's three party coalition government on the Right.

The law passed with US states in Rome: 43 against and 82 abstentions. France-Toulouse and the populist five non-abstent or cured against.

Most of the other opposition parties

abstanted. Left-wing parties said they agreed with the idea in principle but questioned the level of funding for rehabilitation programmes.

Ms Meloni's hard Right Brothers of Italy party and her coalition allies, the anti-migrant League and the centre Right From Italia, had held the party.

Carlo Norillo, the justice minister, said the measure could apply to more than 10,000 inmates with drug addi-

10,000

The number of Italian inmates with drug addictions that the measure could apply is, out of about 10,000 in total

tions, out of a prison population of around 65,000.

A further 3,700 inmates with alcohol addiction could also benefit.

Prisoners' rights group bridges can doubt on the figures. It said the release of prisoners depended on several conditions and that funds provided by the law would in theory finance fewer than 600 places in which compensation.

Margarita Meroni, a League MP, said: 'The aim of the law is not to empty the

prison, but to prevent offenders who are drug addicts from returning to them. If addiction is the case cause of the criminal behaviour, fighting the addiction reduces the risk of future offences.'

Prison overcrowding is also a problem in Britain. Led work, Andy Harnham passed the rally release of some 6,000 prisoners after an outcry pronged by the Telegraph's revolution that two of Fr. Andrew Harper's killers were eligible for rally release.

The new Prison Minister ordered a review to establish whether the scheme can be amended to remove some categories of prisoner from the early release list and determine what further protective measures can be put in place for victims.

On Wednesday, The Telegraph reported that there were essentially just more than 2,000 open places in men's prisons in England and Wales - more than originally forecast - which could give Mr Harnham room to exempt some criminals from such release.

However, Ministry of Justice officials are understood to be adamant there is little room for manoeuvre and that prison is England and Wales are on course to run out of spaces in November if the early release scheme in its current form is abandoned.

Attacker who stabbed and blinded Rushdie convicted of terrorism

By Peggy Wood

A MCA who tried to murder by Salman Rushdie by stabbing the author more than a dozen times has been convicted of terrorism.

Rudi Mazar, an American-Lebanese citizen, was found guilty of all charges against him by a jury in New York on Wednesday, including engaging in an act of transnational terrorism when he attacked the Salman at a literary event in 2022.

Mazar, 38, from New Jersey, is already serving a 53-year state prison sentence for attempted murder over the attack, in which the Booker Prize-winning author nearly died and permanently lost eight in one eye.

A jury found that he was carrying out the orders of the Iranian government and launched the attack to aid a foreign terrorist group, for Salman had a latest

a religious death warrant - placed on him in 1980 by Anandik Bhansana, the former Iranianetaquarian leader, because his novel The Salman Verses, published the previous year, was considered blasphemous.

Prosecutaries had argued in the terror case against Mazar that he was motivated by the Iranian spiritual leader's call for his Salman's death and a real血 allegiance to the Lebanese-based Hezbollah militant group. The US government disagreed with whether a foreign terrorist organisation.

They pointed to private notes written by Mazar after he was not representing the Salman's whereabouts in 2016, in which he allegedly said 'we need to kill him AIAP' and rallied himself to 'become a warrior and just get it over with'.

The federal jury's judgment, after two hours of deliberation, means Mazar

Rudi Mazar, left, could speed the murder of the Salman's butcher from after his attack on the Salman, before

could spend the rest of his life behind him.

Nahumid Bansal, Jindran Chitrad, said there were 'no facts, no hard evidence' to support the allegations. 'There could be a number of insomniums, plausible explanations as to what he was thinking,' he said outside the Buf file conference last week.

Mazar do have to modify to the case, not for Salman, so Iranian born author who grew up in India and Britain, told the Allies. 'I am not sure what the conditions or his aim was, but the wounds were dispersed across my body.'

The government denied incubation in the 2022 stabbing, but at the

time the foreign ministry was expected for Salman court of trouble. Inȝmating the murder of a woman, the American police gave up, as the Salman was preparing to

deliver a public lecture on authors' safety at the 'Gastranese Institution in New York, shocked the world and the good widespread condemnation of refugees concealing and violence.

The writer published an account of the fronted 27-named assault on 2024 memoir entitled Kathy McMinnon After an attempted Murder, in which he stencilsly defended his speech.

Sir Salman discovered as his own key witness in the 2022 trial against his victims, in which he described Mazar as a 'very unimpressive little squirt' and recounted how he thought he was 'the same a knife plunged into his head and body.'

The author, who won the Booker Prize for his 1996 novel Midnight Children, has been frequent death threats since the publication of The Salman Verses, a work of magical realism about apocryphal series of the Soviet.

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World's biggest boyband boycotts Grammys over Asian category

K-pop artists BTS attack 'divisive' new award and say music should not be split by faith or language

By Lilly Shumagher

THE world's biggest boyband will boycott next year's Grammys in protest against a new award for Asian artists.

BTS, the K-pop group, said it would not submit its music for an award at the 60th annual ceremony in February, saying music should not be "divided by region or language".

The Recording Academy, which runs the award show, announces two new categories - for Best Latin Song and Best Asian Pop Music Performance - following an explosion in the popularity of body genres.

But BTS, which consists of seven members from South Korea, said the new categories were divisive. "We have decided not to enter the Grammys this

year. I hope that music can be found and loved for what it is, rather than being endored by region or language," its members wrote on social media.

The group has been nominated for five Grammys in the past, although it has never won, in categories that include best pop duo/group performance, music video and album.

Puerto Rican rapper Bad Romen took home album of the Year at last February's awards for Deli Tour this June, while Shantini's Galan became the first K-pop song to win a Grammy.

Genres eligible for the Asian pop category, which was announced on June 16, will include music from South Korea, Japan and China, all of which have seen an unprecedented rise in popularity in the West over the past few years. The Recording Academy

said in a statement that BTS's decision was disappointing.

"I am saddened to hear that BTS has chosen not to participate in the Grammy Awards process this year, but an annual course, I understand and respect their decision," Harvey Mason Jr, the chief executive of the Grammys, said.

He previously said the new categories would make the event "more inclusive" and enabled the awards to "represent more music creators, artists, writers and producers".

He added that the changes "were all inspired by our music community during with us that they felt they needed to have more opportunities to celebrate different and new genres of music".

Mr Mason said he wanted to clarify what he believed has been lost in the conversation of the K-pop group's boycott.

"The Asian pop category was created to celebrate the depth, diversity and extraordinary growth of pop artistry coming out of Asia. The spirit of this new category is to shine a dedicated spotlight on those important artists.

"More categories mean more artists' work is recognized, it's never to divide, but to expand who is recognized by our 15,000 Grammy voters," he added.

The Recording Academy also added several Korean and Latino artists to its voting panel last year.

BTS has been selling out shows worldwide for years and enjoys fans everywhere from Shantini's Mexico.

But Asian pop artists have largely been ignored by the US-centric awards until this decade, with BTS being the first K-pop act to be nominated for an award in 2015.

BTS released the comeback album ARDLAND on March 20 after a hiatus during which its members completed military service. A global success, it topped the Billboard 200 chart for two consecutive weeks, setting a record for a K-pop act.

To help the BTS concerts in South Korea sold out during January's pre-sale, driven by demand from the band's devoted fanbase, known as ARMY.

The North American and European legs of the tour also sold out within hours, according to the band's agency.

At the 52nd American Music Awards in May, BTS beat Taylor Swift and other major artists to win Artist of the Year, in addition to taking home two other awards. They are also the first Korean act to debut at Yuri in the US charts. Their all English song Emanate matched 15.9 million streams in its first week.

She'll put a spell on you Charlier Theron turns on the style at the Beijing photocell for The Odyssey. The actress plays Calypso, a sea nymph who uses her powers to emulate Odysseas for seven years on her island.

Britons on holiday in Mexico warned about explosive diarrhoea bug

By Telegraph Reporter

TICKERYS headling to Mexico have been warned to take extra precautions amid a sharp rise in cases of travellers picking up a parasite that causes triple use diarrhoea.

Cases of cyclosporia have been reported by people who started to break in tourist destinations in the Riviera Maya and Caxman regions, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said.

Common sources of cyclosporia outbreaks include contaminated food such as salad, soft fruit and herbs.

The infectious causes diarrhoea,

cramping, bloating, nausea, loss of appetite and a fever.

Most cases are mild and improve within a few days without treatment, but some infections can be serious or prolonged and require antibiotics.

There have been 67 cases in people returning to the UK between April and July, health officials said.

This is compared with an annual average of 85 cases recorded between 2012 and 2015.

Travel information was available for 12 of the 47 cases, with 69 visiting Mexico and one also travelling to the US.

One case visited the US only and one

'These infections are caused by a parasite and can affect the stomach and intestines'

travelled to Kenya, for Philip Veal, consultant in travel health at the UKHSA, said. "We have recently detected a rise in cyclosporia infections among travellers returning from Mexico. These

infections are caused by a parasite and can affect the stomach and intestines. " Travellers to Mexico and other areas where the infections is more common can reduce their risk by following good food and water hygiene measures, including drinking bottled water and eating thoroughly cooked food, even when eating in high end all-inclusive resorts. We also advise avoiding certain foods such as fresh

uncooked berries and herbs, unpeeled fruit and salad items."

According to the NIH, cyclosporia is not found in the UK, but there is a risk of picking it up while travelling to place it is common, such as Central and South America, south and south-east Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

There is a major outbreak of the infection in the United States, which has spread to 45 states.

More than 10,000 people may have been infected, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with MeJapan hit hardest.

In Veal added, "If you develop symp

'We advise avoiding fresh uncooked berries and herbs, unpeeled fruit and salad items'

toms after returning from travel, such as watery diarrhoea, loss of appetite, weight loss, stomach cramps or pain, bloating, increased wind, nausea, fatigue or other flu-like symptoms, please seek medical attention and inform your health care professional of your travel history.

The TravelHealthPro website has more information on the steps you can take to keep yourself and your family well."

The UKHSA is liaising with the Also travel agents' association and Mexican public health authorities as part of its investigation.

Musk re-enters political arena after burying hatchet with Trump

By Benedict Smith

WASHINGTON COMMUNIST/REV

ELON MUSK is returning to the political Day with a plan to boost turmoil of Republican voters at the midterms.

The world's richest man is revising his campaign group, America PAC, which spent more than $300m (£50mn) in 2014 to support the election of Donald Trump and other Republican candidates.

The Republican Party faces an uphill move to retain control of the House of Representatives in November's elections, weighed down by Mr Trump's dire polling numbers. Some Democrats also believe there is a route to winning back the election.

America PAC political action committee will focus on door knocking and advertising to spur conservatives, particularly those hehled to vote during the elections, according to Assoc.

"America PAC was an essential partner for our history (get out the vote)" (Lempton in 2014, and there are also 2018) is a huge boost for Republicans across the country, said James Blair, Mr Trump's senior political adviser.

"We will again comment our opponents on the newly carried out election for the GOP [Grand Old Party] between now and election day."

Mr Musk's intervention will extend the Republican substantial cash advantage over the Democrats in November. The Toria billionaire became the largest political donor in history two years ago when he threw his financial muscle behind Mr Trump.

He entered the president's administration in 2012 as head of the cost-caring agency Page, but left after four months when his relationship with Mr

Don Musk was part of Donald Trump's administration in the head of Page, but left after a polling out with the president

Trump disintegrated. He briefly filtered with setting up a rival to the GOP called the "America Party", but has since returned to the Republican field and has appeared publicly with Mr Trump.

Campaign groups aligned with Republicans have reported around 80m to spend in the months before November, compared to 840m held by their Democratic counterparts.

However, Mr Musk suffered a set-back on April 2012 after throwing himself into the race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, spending $20m only for his candidate, Brad Schmid a conservative judge, to lose decisively to a liberal rival.

self into the race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, spending $20m only for his candidate, Brad Schmid a conservative judge, to lose decisively to a liberal rival.

Some commentators said the billionaire staging a high-profile intervention in the race, during which he floated a rally wearing a Wisconsin "cheese hand," backfired by energizing Democrats rather than Republicans.

"The president's political team and the rest of the GOP apparatus have built a top-notch operation that will put Republicans in a strong position to back history and retain control of Congress this fall," said Andrew Romeo, an American PAC spokesman.

Mr Musk drew controversy for his voice sweepstakes in 2014, when registered voters who signed a petition at random were awarded a $1m prize.

The billionaire claimed winners were selected at random, but the competitors' first two winners were John Decker and Kristine Fridell, from Pennsylvania. Both were registered Republicans who signed up to vote years earlier, have voted for the Republicans in several elections in recent years and have retained such office for November's election.

A lawyer for Mr Musk later admitted the selections were not random.

Chinese takeaway is barbecue chef in China has become an internet celebrity after viewers noticed his resemblance to Zion Musk. Ma Jianping's restaurant Yibin in Tongchuan has been swamped with visitors in the past view days after a clip of the 48-year-old received more than one million likes on social media.

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Why the Illiad would make a much better film than the Odyssey

DAVID DUNN

Poofering an elysees, to incense, almost as biting as complying one. While his adaptation of Homer's eye-mayer, phenomenal was not to success, Christopher Nolan has declared that it will be "at least" three years before he makes another film. If rebrother defunct over the authenticity of Agamemnon's science and the scary of the dirtius haven't worn him down, I'd suggest he tackle the Illiad next. It is, I think, the more challenging and affecting of the two eyes.

Like many people, I first read the poems the wrong way round. The adventures of Odysseus at sea - the encounters with Simeon and Cyclopus - have to be themselves to so many.

We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many. We're not to be a man, but we are the characters who are themselves to so many.

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Infantino must go – and Fiji be reformed

The wake of this moment's World Cup, Gianni Infantino, the president of Fifa, took to social media to rail against his critics and declare his organization role was to 'cattle' people. His subsequent proposals to destroy the World Cup by selling it off have certainly done that.

Now, in a remarkable show of unity, England and the West, in a snooker of fofa, the body governing European football, agreed to become the World Cup-18 Mr Infantino's word plan power.

That plan would are the World Cup bought by a small group of private investors, led by the number of himself foreign non to law. The tournament would likely be held more frequently, in a small rotating cast of nations – chief among them, the United States – destroying the magic of a competition that is made

of the more effective for its control.

Mr Infantino – who is featured set to make millions from his deal – told associations that if they failed to sign up, they would be cut out of the new funds, should the proposals get waved through. As Uefa rightly put it: 'This is not a 'dressy-able decision', but governance by intimidation'.

Yesterday, this newspaper called on them to act. They should be applauded for doing so. This

Mr Infantino has secreted the deal by promising members $20m each were the plans to pass doesn't, however, mean the newspaper dead. All 22 member associations of Fifa are eligible to vote, and Mr Infantino has secreted the deal by promising them each $20m were the proposals to pass. But the prospect of a campaign is without Spain, England, Germany, France and Italy if they manage to qualify sports risks rendering the venture commercially variable.

Mr Infantino's non-hinatown are only the latest in a long line of scandals that have tainted Fifa. His long-serving predecessor, Forgi Hartor, was banned from should for well over a decade after an internal investigation found he had received £18m in 'extraordinar' human payments' relating to 'Fifa competition' between 2004 and 2008. In 2008, president of Fifa between 1974 and 1988, was revealed to have taken millions into account of bribes in connection with awarding World Cup marketing rights. The list goes on.

But beyond individuals, there is an inherent conflict of interest at the heart of Fifa. On the one hand, the organization is meant to be the guardian of the game's best interests and be global regulated. On the other, it is responsible for furthering the sport's commercial interests.

For opening organizations have been able to honour fully both roles. Fifa has shown it cannot.

It is beyond time that Mr Infantino resigned, and Fifa was fundamentally reformed.

Hackneyed posturing

Hafifa is perhaps the most well integrated, multicultural city in the entire Middle East. The Israel part is home to thousands of Jews and faith, who live peacefully alongside each other and the vulnerable Bahá'í community. Yet to the Grove Party in the London borough of

Hackney, this city deserves extreme censure.

In 1966, Hackney and Hafifa were treasured. On Tuesday, in the first half of the morning since the Grove Party took majority control, the council would to terminate that agreement.

Hackney has one of the largest Jewish populations in London. The council has a duty to represent all its residents, yet reportedly none of the six Jewish councillors were considered on the motion.

Following anti-Semitic building and seven attacks in nearby neighbourhoods in recent months, the Grove Party might be against a similar posturing a bitter debate about Israel did anything to make its Jewish residents feel treasured.

Given the party's mix of Islamists, anti-Somists and hard leftists, it may also not re-assert them that the Grove Hackney Mayor, Zoë Garbett, declared an 'obtaining the two issues was consistent with, 'our values'. Residents might well question those 'values', when their bullyish and councillors predominately have been considered for tolerance and co-operation between communities, Perhaps the Grove Party dislikes those things!

Residents might also ask why the council is wanting its time and their money on such empty posturing, when the borough suffers from high crime and never housing pressures. Perhaps Mr Garbett thinks these issues are less worthy of her party's attention.

In 1968, the only opposite number to Hafifa that they had to reply to the decision to cut rwin by October – the anniversary of the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust and a date of deep mourning for Israel.

The party claims this was a simple mistake, rather than some kind of ask yale. Councillors appeared, however, not to recognize the irony in finding engaged to agree on a conflict informed by the press. The report was made in history, and the pleading ignorance of events that happened less than three years ago.

After this shameful debacle, it would be understandable if Hafifa now wants to cut rwin itself from Hackney and rid itself of the taint of association.

The party claims this was a simple mistake, rather than some kind of ask yale. Councillors appeared, however, not to recognize the irony in finding engaged to agree on a conflict informed by the press. The report was made in history, and the pleading ignorance of events that happened less than three years ago.

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Bankrupting Britain through net zero is no way to tackle climate change

MR – It was a breath of fresh air to read Allotov Health excellent article on the punishment of net zero: 'Britain can't stop climate change. Let's put embrace a Mediterranean lifestyle', Comment, July 30.

What is the use of bankrupting ourselves with a virtue – signalling vanity project without will make practically no difference to global carbon emissions? While the climate is defined as changing one it always hasts them to growing scepticism about our approach.

In 1968, severe manufacturers are hardworking on electric vehicles and extending their internal combustion engine production. They have learnt a very important lesson. The company has been a common consumer by simply telling them that they must buy what can offer and have no choice in the matter.

As well as up policy there needs to be the most rigorous improvement about all this – one that allows a range of points of view to be used – rather than the

Spelling decline

MR – Your Powell, our new Education Secretary, says that spelling and grammar tools for primary school become an 'low-cleaner' project, July 29. This is unmet.

Britain is plagued by poor spelling and grammar. For too many now have school – or even university – unable to write properly. So get, that is because teachers don't have to write for hours. We must defend the importance of spelling and grammar, otherwise we can continue to use.

Dr Edward Howell University of Oxford

MR – After reading Larry Powell's remarks, I looked at any school exercise books from the 1960s and 1970s. If the 'diablo that begins' and some are obscure words for it year–this, what would she make of right year–this being important and able to spell good and convey in mind? At the age of 65, words we were writing in hand, a tough lesson, sergeant, feverless, and medically, inappropriately, creative, stoppy, maneuvering, and obscure.

Francis Davison Alton, Hampshire

A useful ID card

MR – We let you stop whether media/pension payment card to collect her pension out to work. After the last 5, 10, 1970s, I have been told in World War Pensions asked for a driving license or passport in proof of identity (Letters, July 30). She'd never learnt to drive and her passport had expired. Replacing it took weeks. Meanwhile, she could not collect her pension, which led to financial difficulties. In an age to which she are constantly asked for ID, a card for all would make worse.

Ailean Bostock Thired, North Yorkshire

Joycean psychedelia

MR – Five often thought that James Joyce (Letters, July 30) must have been a good one. He was driving when he wrote (Tucson and Panagano Walls 1816 repeatedly was certainly at its height in the hippy trippy 1960s, when I was at Oxford).

A fellow English student always had one of these works set out on a cushion like help to ignore, open air a daily, and a good way to a relationship. There were psychedelic posters on his walls. Everyone would be smoking jeans. Everyone would be 'big free sex' would be playing on a long, I suspect that Joyce might have approved.

Graham Chabrey Brighton, Kent Forest

'only acceptable solution' being rumored down over throats.

Robin Leach Devlin, Yorkshire

MR – The news that the NHS has had to cancel blood from during the hostessness amid net zero restrictions on air-conditioned public project, July 30. Illustrates the stupidity of this policy. Only climate studies could consider given credentials to be more important than the health of British citizens, some of whom may require urgent care. The government is one of net zero, in addition to falling off five industries, is now considered an acceptable excuse for endangering the sick.

Kim Potter Londonet, Berkshire

MR – Allotov Health argues that Britain should abandon net zero for some ‘no-cause’ or ‘no-cause’ to be re-used in the devastating wildfires regarding France, Spain and parts of this country

show why giving up is not an option. These fees are not simply a test of bad in a violence that we should learn before the future of climate. Scientists have drawn that climate change is making the hostesses, droughts and under dry conditions that drive wildfires for more likely and severe. This year, France has revealed more than 500 major fires, compared with an annual average of 25.9m in each age. If we ignore the warnings, Britain will cease to be the green and pleasant land that we love, and many of our people are not able to see the same disappear. Adaptation is essential – but without enthusiasm only. It is like mapping up water while leaving the top rousing. Every test of greenhouse gas would not have to be used in a continuous, economic and wildlife. The questions is not whether we adapt or reduce emissions. We must de-both, but with far greater urgency.

Dr. Howell CEO, KWF Whiting, Surrey

Tight fit: detail of a third-century Norman bronze discovered at Nutricious, France

Tricks to ensure that shoelaces stay tied

MR – To prevent landless shoelaces from becoming united repeatedly, David Anderson (Letters, July 29) should rule a tiny bit of boycott of broken conditions over the lines. This softening of the problem is that a bundle and grips more tightly when tied. Internet, Royal

Louth, Lincolnshire

MR – A friend in the show industry explained that leather dolls show haves are there for decorative purposes only, with the show intended to be worn like slip-ups. The haves are square in sections to provide grip on the edges and so

prevent those from coming undone. However, constant use rounds these edges. Perhaps dolls show should come with a new manual, complete with safety instructions.

Managing God, Dracut, Yorkshire

MR – We method the preventing haves from coming undone to to pass the second way through the water hole twice. Double knots are fiddly and ineffective. With my method, the haves will not unite, unless you pull on an end in the usual way.

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Cross-party efforts to solve the social care crisis

MR – Read business in demand today. Government rules out tax rises or borrowings in bankruptcies are (Londing

Article, July 26) risks bring this important debate because I suggest down the road to a new country. In our local NHS Trust, 57 per cent of both were owned, occupied by people who are not being a ‘slaughter’ or ‘slaughter’ care. It is safe for it all, elderly patients to be supported at home, which is, generally where they want to be.

Each patient as a daughter had costs at least £1,000 per cent of the total care homes cost half this amount. In addition, the extremely long, arguably unsafe with a safe centre for social and department are in large part a result of the inability to move patients into wards. A lack of fresh also creates elective care delays.

Politixtone used regularly to work out the most efficient way of dealing with this diagnostic film social care crisis, instead of adding for specific methods of funding to be ruled out.

The most effective way of dealing with this diagnostic film social care crisis, instead of adding for specific methods of funding to be ruled out.

Kirkcaldy Kirkcaldy, Penon

MR – We'll not disclose that a Government that is unable to fund the cost of social care for its own people recently failed to press ahead with reducing the welfare bill!

In many cases, the current policy is not an illegal immigrants and £25bn an overseas aid. This is addition to the £12bn in the UK so supporting unemployed youths, including residents.

Rosemary Jones Malvern, Worcestershire

Defence posturing

MR – So much for the assurance from back, heartburn and Westmares that Britain's defence will be properly funded (‘observing refuses to listen to back by defence target’, telegraph,.co.uk, July 30). Mr Manning said: 'Let's say, he argument's able. I just said, yes, we will by 2030 start 2 per cent. The inevitable next question is how will you fund it.'

The answer is simple: if the first duty that argument is the security of the United Kingdom, then everything else is secondary. As Defence Secretary, Mr Manning has spent the French Minister and Chancellor to find the means by reducing expenditure in other areas, or raising taxes, or both.

Mr Manning reviews the effectiveness of herisation over time and loses while the public finances, but she talks immediate colleagues appear to be doing just that with national security. We rely on the values and values of our himself and our present our freedoms, and must make our own confidence to ensure that they are being able to succeed, trained and equipped to do the job.

David Hyden Norwich, Nottinghamshire

Offended by the flag

MR – We must be the only country in the world where flying our national flags is formed (again) 'Labour minister demands 'unwetting' Union flags be taken down', report, July 29). Visit any country and flag are proudly displayed wherever you go.

Sarah Sackman, the courts minister, has said that some of her Fite bley and Cadden Group consultants objected to Union and W Granger flags being placed on public lamp posts. She called on Internet Council, her local authority, to take action, saying that residents had described the flags as 'unwetting, intimidating and offending' (whatever that is).

She is on the flag of the country you call home for any of these things! We should all be happy and need to seeing those flying blindly the right way up, and we are another story. I wish we are more of them, our fewer.

Peter Bennett Bournemouth, Dorset

MR – How sad that my MP considers the Union flag to be so obvious. My experience has been the opposite. In all my travels, often to dangerous places, the British flag on the door of the United Kingdom must, safe over. Shimon Cohen

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Troubled waters

MR – In the 1970s, my housemates took a group of heavy camping in Dorset (Letters, July 30). A few miles from the site, the incidents got a flat eye. He said the boys to unsting the canoes and paddle down while he had the type (expert).

When he joined them a couple of hours later, he asked how their trip could be, one cheerful, and another. 'It was great fun, sir, although it turns out we weren't allowed to come on that part of the river, and we were shot at a couple of times.'

Dr. John Brown Smith Freedom, Oxfordshire

MR – While his children died a friend in Belgium in the 1960s, a middle-aged gentleman picked us up. He bravelog that my father had been a surrogate in the RAF for manhood on taking us home to the public who. They wanted to stand us for seeing them during the war. We were given a warm welcome and, loved them.

Belgium was clearly a country well with saving.

Jacqueline Davies Horselum, Kent

Storm needs to act before the rocket will runs out

The insurgents have a choice: double-down on immigration policy or turn into a full spectrum party

DAVID FROST

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know which route they will take yet – and that is one reason why, if the approaches 'to' had from them, it retains one efficient and exciting closely in practice. In the Tory party in the House of Lords.

That is despite Reform's achievements at the, which are necessary. The party has been too round to understand elections, several regional mayors, and many councils. It has a reasonable claim to be the mainstream conservative party on Britain, outside the big cities and the Oxfordshire to Hampshire 'Ristress' but indeed arguably to be the only really national party.

The party has been has become most people want something different. Perhaps the following and Charles W. S. has been a good deal, and we are in 10 voices wanted radical change to the political system. That's the raw material of an anti-system insurgency, and before to undoubtedly the most council-wide in far it.

But the vote has plateaued and in recent months has fallen. No doubt this is partly because of the freedom conservatives, which is virtually norm to have a good deal. The party has been a good deal – after all, many conservative voters will want their party to look 'sword'.

Part of the party's decision to remove net favourability among Conservative defecates in Reform has jumped from -20 to -30 in a year. But part of it too is the uncertainty about strategy.

Britain has been unable to bring the double down on immigration and culture and to determine the politics of

the last 20 years. Doing this so far was necessary, and indeed it would the party that the voters who got those issues first and who are willing to tear the rights of the party. The party was, at a moment, closer to a quarter of the election than a third.

If that is the whole Reform pitch, then the party is already close to its position in truth, that is a strategy for coalition a flight wing partnership in which Reform is the cultural component and the conservative supply the economic and

administration counter. The second possible strategy is to break host and carry to win alone. This involves a single, multi-sectoring campaign, which is not a way out of the electorate needed for a wheat rape to form Labour or the 'cross. Labour' voters who are attracted to Reform are mainly drawn out for culture and regionalise women. There might not be many more to get. In general, where Conservative voters are not to pass over, reform is a wishful key, an environment to fight 'sword' and 'crime' and 'crime' of the Reform won't be vicarious (d) shy enough, or they find they aren't up to governing. The party is a good deal, but the 'cross' cause of that Reform can lead to my view should offer a clear programme of 'crime' and the policy of women's delegation, public service reform, spending and tax rate. But they also need to acquire a full front bench of preventing quality and new them to be a 'crime' and 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the 'crime' of the

steps in that direction, but I'm not convinced it's yet a real strategy. If Reform doesn't firmly decide either way, it seems to have I been a real risk of getting during the air crisis. I'm not trying, or worse, if for whatever reason, I believe are scared off. The financing questions, the dependence on one

man, the power level council's governance, all start to become problem. We've seen it often enough in Continental Europe: an insurgency, politicalism, planning, disappointment, and glosing to the next.

For my part I just want a party, or parties, on the flight capable of winning an election and delivering up. I'm not saying I found five parties, so economic and cultural policies that are capable of turning the country, So, for the first time, much depends on which route Reform takes care.

If the party seriously attempts the branching out strategy, conservative declared orders will have to line up to the 'crime' during the first two weeks, backing it as the way of removing Labour. It's a lesson to decide down on immigration and culture, it should adopt at least to itself: that this is the 'crime strategy, stop the 'crime' and off the 'crime' and begin the slow work of arranging the electoral field.

The party cannot do it without its chance. Goldsmith argued in his book that most people never make the changes they need to now set. They write on the policies, and it the context, and the policy, especially in the past events. Reform still has time to be an exception. But time is running out.

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High petrol and energy costs, weak jobs data and rising mortgage costs are sapping confidence

By Tom Wallace and Chris Price

BRITAIN's economy is poised to almost gruish to a halt for the rest of the year, the Bank of England has warned.

Growth will drop to just 0.5pc per quarter, the Bank predicted, slowing sharply after a strong start to 2026.

Higher petrol prices and energy bills, a weak jobs market and rising mortgage costs are all draining confidence and spending power from the economy.

Inflation, which slows by a 10 month low of 2.6pc in June, is also expected to rise again to a 5pc later this year, the Bank warned.

Andrew Bailey, the Bank's Governor, said inflation had "fallen faster than we've expected" but warned that war in the Middle East would lead to a fresh spike. He added that growth would "weaken slightly further in the next term as the effects of the conflict weigh further on demand."

The Bank also predicted that unemployment would rise back above 5pc in the coming months, limiting workers' ability to ask for higher wages to cope with rising living costs.

It presents a challenging backdrop for daily decisions and the Chancellor, John Shaley, who have pledged to help voters struggling with the cost of living.

The forecasts come as policymakers led by Mr Bailey held interest rates at 3.52pc.

Although there members of the interviewing Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted for higher rates, up the 1% to 4% of the previous meeting, the Governor dismissed suggestions the Bank was moving towards higher interest rates.

The public should "eat... should the Bank of England is edging towards a hike" Mr Bailey said.

Frankly there is nothing there said or any of us have said, along these lines, We took a decision today to leave the Bank here unchanged and that is the relevant conclusion.

One Leatherbelt, a deputy governor and voting to keep rates at 3.52pc "was not a free judgment", calling the decision "pretty clear" prices slowing inflation in the domestic economy.

Olls also are monitoring the economy for any signs that increase in oil, gas and petrol prices caused by the war in the new company into higher costs and wages in the future.

Mr Bailey said: "The possibility of a reported reorganization of conflicts, combined with lower than usual European gimmick levels and a fall in global inflation, project more than risks to energy prices for to the equities."

Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England, said his colleagues in the Monetary Policy Committee held interest rates for the fifth successive month.

He added: "Economically, there are few signs so far that second-round effects are generating more broad-based inflationary pressures."

Companies are struggling to pass higher costs on to their customers because of the economy's weakness, he added. Workers are typically securing only modest pay rises in the weak jobs market leaves them in a poor position to push for bigger salaries.

Mr Bailey stressed there were still major risks to the outlook given the war and promised to "monitor the situation carefully" and was "ready to adjust our

stance". He said: "It is our job to ensure that inflation girls back to the 5pc target and stays there, and that is what we will do."

Borrowing costs dropped in financial markets after the decision.

The Government's two-year borrowing cost fell from a 64pc to a 5.6pc, the shipment bill is a result. The FIVE 200 index of mid-sized UK companies rose 0.6pc to a record high of six.8pc.

Traders still believe the Bank will raise interest rates twice within a year. However, Prof Hales, a Capital Economics, said one rises "romain more a

linear than a really." He said there was evidence of disinflation in the economy and interest rates could be "not to 5pc in 2027," adding: "That's very different to market pricing for rates to be close to 4.4pc in 2027."

Elsewhere, US government borrowing costs fell their highest level since the global financial crisis because of concerns the time war will force the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.

The yield on 30 year US Treasury bonds, which indicates how much it costs the US to borrow money long term, rose to 3.35pc yesterday, its high-

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Bond yields have been under pressure around the world and have pushed higher rates this year off the first war. An increase in oil prices threatens to fuel inflation, raising the prospect of higher interest rates.

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BP executives said the industry was taking a "good deal for roughly" and lower oil and gas prices" in the coming months, according to an email to staff from OpenAI for "personal review."

It came despite a sharp rise in oil and gas prices this year after the war in 1998 choked off around a fifth of the world's supply. Boost crude fat 3000 last week and prices are still around 30pc above

the levels seen before the Iran war. The International Energy Agency has said the war has triggered the biggest energy crisis in history.

However, oil prices have not risen by as much as analysis had expected, with drivers shifting to devices vehicles and governments stepping up investment in more energy.

When the threat of Borussia is fully respected some analysts predict the market could face a surplus of more than five million barrels per day.

Announcing the job cuts, Gordon Birrell, BP's executive vice president of its upstream business, told staff the oil major needed to remain "competitive at the bottom of the cycle, not just the top".

It is understood the cuts will affect around 6pc of positions across BP's production and operations divisions with a 20pc reduction in senior leaders.

They come even as oil giants have gained from elevated market prices. Shell, BP's main rival, reported yesterday that profits more than doubled for the second consecutive quarter to almost $500m (£1.3bn) in 1997, the close in boost results next Tuesday.

Under Moq O'Neill, who became BP's chief executive in April, the FIVE 200 company has been shifting focus to its core oil business and cutting back as its various net into projects.

Bernard Leavary, its former boss, pledged to cut BP's oil output by 90pc

by 2030 and pumped billions into renewable energy projects. However, BP has been dismantling much of that strong since he left.

More recently, BP has been beset by

The changes are intended to reduce complexity, improve accountability and support performance

bourdroom upheaval, Albert Manifold, Mr. Sherman, was quoted in May after just eight months in his role and influence of "halfmap" behaviour, which he has denied. A BP spokesman said

"We are building a simpler, stronger, more valuable BP. As part of this process, we are proposing changes that would result in a reduction in rules, intended to reduce complexity, improve accountability and support long-term performance."

Shell increased its adjusted earnings to $9.6bn between April and June, up from $6.3bn in this period last year.

In profits were hit by lower volumes from its Qatari gas fields, which were damaged during the war. Qatar represents about 10pc of Shell's gas output.

Prof Sereja, the energy giant's chief executive, said: "Shell's operational performance reached very strong results during another quarter of severe dis-

ruption in global energy markets as we worked hard to provide critical energy supplies and products."

The company announced $3bn of the share business, expected to be completed by October, in addition to $1.2bn previously announced. Shell shares rose 1.8pc in early trading.

Meanwhile, campaigns Green Albany have continued to end government will receive £40m in taxpayer cash over the next 25 years to support for carbon, carbon and storage.

Amin Zainal, an analyst for the group, said: "Shell's taxpayer profits expand the absurdity of the UK's carbon capture and storage funding model."

Additional reporting by Chris Price

High-tax Britain loses 1,200 non-doms

By Hans van Leeuwen

THE number of wealthy non-dom taxpayers abroad by 1,200 last year used warnings that Labour's tax paid could push even more rich people offshore.

The high-tax Britain's income of 1,000 non-doms left the country or changed their tax status in the financial year through April 2025.

Meanwhile, the number of non-doms arriving fell 1pc to 4,000. A further 800 "demand-domable" taxpayers—for one man down who have taken become a banker—sold the bankers on the list as an overall net reduction of 1,200.

Leslie MacLeod Miller, chief executive

tive of Foreign Investors for Britain, warned that government inaction could push more investors and entrepreneurs to leave, reducing their £510bn annual tax contribution to the public finance.

The tax is losing internationally mobile wealth at an accelerating pace," he said. "The number of wealth will only get worse if the Government does not introduce a competitive tax regime to restore Britain's place in the world."

Overall, the number of non-dom and former non-dom taxpayers dropped to 16,000, according to the ENRIC data. However, the amount of tax they collectively paid climbed by £3bn compared with the previous year. This included

£350m more in income tax, a 6pc increase that took receipt to the high-oz level since 2017. Non-doms also paid 30pc more capital gains tax, at £400m.

The rules relating to non-doms have been gradually tightened in recent years. Ricky Smith is a member of the administration made it harder to get non-dom status, and Rachel Brown, the former Labour chancellor, scrapped it altogether.

Labour's new Foreign Income and Gains system allows new arrivals in Britain to pay on 50% on dom foreign earnings for the first four years of the down. After that, they pay British taxes on all worldwide income and gains.

Microsoft makes history with $450bn boost

By James Viscomis

Microsoft recorded the biggest one-dagate in stock market history after surging by $450bn (£350bn).

Shares in the web giant closed up 1,200 in that history yesterday, the company's largest rise in 18 years, after financial results showed booming demand for its £4.5m debt.

The company offers cloud services to AI customers through its Azure division, which posted a 30pc rise in sales. Microsoft's record-breaking rise came as Amazon's largest in-Store results, helping new fears about a slowdown in the China sector. The online shopping

giant and sales for iSES, its cloud division, rose by 37pc to 842, the because of booming demand from AI customers.

However, Apple disappeared investors because of lackluster sales in China and a slowdown in its lucrative services area. The iPhone maker warned that chip shortages were still forcing it to raise prices on Macs and iPads.

Shares stitged about 3pc in after-hours trading. Apple's results mark the final set for 7pc: Cool, chief executive, who is losing replace 5pc John Peron.

It came as Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has lost more than $100bn (£370bn) in value after investors took fright at the pace of the company's heavy AI spend-

ing. Shares in the company, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, fell by more than 10pc in US stock markets up most yesterday.

The drop in Meta's share price wiped around $200m from Mr Zuckerberg's personal financial. It came after Meta's profits were desired by the company's substantial spending as Mr Zuckerberg pushed on the Web phase to put AI into all of the company's products.

Shares recovered unworked, trading down 9pc later in the day. Meta has ploughed 1200mn into AI, losing top 10p in 2026 and building data to unlock the hope that it can offer "agents" to the company's billions of users.

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Shut it all down': The AI nightmare saving the West[{"box_2d": [0, 220, 999, 330], "label": "text", "caption": "An OpenAI bot's escape from the lab to hack another company has fuelled fears that the technology is dangerous, writes James Titcomb\n\n[^{#}TIGARED as a routine test, Benson & Hedges OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, were putting a new, uninformed system through its peers with a series of challenges earlier this month. These exams are a typical part of AI testing, marking a system's proficiency in areas such as coding, computer security and maths. Crucially, the systems is but not from the internet while it is tested. A few days into the test, on the other side of the US, staff at the tech company Blogging Face noticed something unusual, someone - or something - had hacked into their nerves, gaining access to private data. It took a week for the subject to be revealed. OpenAI said that Tuesday that its uninformed AI had unexpectedly found a way to access the internet and back into Blogging Face's computers, believing the answers to the test were there. It later emerged that the model had explored the narrowest of cyber openings to gain access to the internet before using a stolen password to break in. It also attempted to hack from other unnamed companies. The incident is the most high-profile case set of AI going rogue, escaping from the lab to hack another company. Jean Almans, the OpenAI boss, called the event an \"extremely sci-fi incident\" and said the company had temporarily stopped training new systems in response. The situation has left experts scrambling to address the threat of rogue AI. \"This is the sort of scenario AI safety researchers have been warning about for years,\" says Daniel Kolendy, a former OpenAI researcher. Raminha Karsan, Britain's AI minister, said it was an \"early end-weak\" example of AI's new team, and said that in that framework, the Conservative leader, said it demonstrated how AI was becoming a clear threat to national security. He both asked at the Atlantic, the OpenAI chief, and the OpenAI chief, who crack down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What is not to be seen in that AI has developed the need of having skills rapidly. In April, OpenAI tried Anthropic security, AI used to make AI's 5G/5G storage system, and it was working with AI to reach down on AI, with momentum building the 5,300 switch\" that would shut down rogue agents. However, the severity of the hack remains consistent. Some have suggested it amounts to a properly up marketing upon designed to make OpenAI's technology appear more powerful than it is, particularly before a Wall Street IP/Hub could value it at up to 10m (£750bn). What

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The Daily Telegraph Friday 31 July 2016

Business

Debt-laden

Cityfibre raises £900m to sweep up rivals

By James Warrington

CITYFIBRE has raised £900m in new funding as the debt-laden broadband business eyes takeover deals for struggling rivals.

The EC challenge secured the equity investment from shareholders including Goldman Sachs and Medselain, an AAS (Main sovereign wealth fund.

The cash injection, which follows a £1.5bn refinancing last year, will be used to fund acquisitions as CityFibre circles its smaller rivals in the crowded "all-out" market.

Bones are understood to be targeting providers who own networks reaching more than one million homes, such as Hyperopia and Community Plan.

CityFibre's full-film network reaches around 4.7 million premises, making it the largest all out and a key competitor to EC CityResearch.

But the company has been struggling with rising interest rates on its debt pile, which stands at nearly £40m. Force competition and slower than expected uptake by customers have also piled pressure on network providers. As a result, CityFibre has been forced to secure book backing from its investors to show up its finances.

The company previously said last year's £1.5bn cash injection would last until mid-2017. It has also estimated that it will need £1.5bn to life it ever between 2020 and 2030, raising the prospect that it will need to turn to its backers for yet more support. A source close to CityFibre said it was exploring a "limited" re-equilibration of its debt, which could include a debt for equity swap or extending its existing loans.

A CityFibre spokesman said: "CityFibre continues to make strong operational progress, with over one million connections driving profitable growth."

Guiding fight A diver inspects a shipwreck off the coast of Cesme, west of Izmir, in Turkey. The area attracts diving enthusiasts with its clear waters, underwater caves and rich marine life. It has nearly 20 diving spots, including Esek Island, that offer year-round trips.

Germany 'running out' of time on Tempest

Senior British figure in £56bn lighter project says Berlin must make strong case – and not cause delays

By Matt Oliver

THE window of opportunity "is closing" for Germany to join Britain's £50bn next-generation stealth jet programme, a senior figure in the project has warned.

Charles Woodburn, the chief enew

tive of RAF Systems, one of the industrial partners, said Berlin must act quickly if it wants to join the Tempest project.

No others have said, I think the window for additional partnership, particularly if it was a significant additional partnership, is closing," he said. "It's not dewelver, but it is closing."

Asked how long the Germans had off, he replied: "I don't want to put an exact number on it – but it's not far."

Any decision to admit Germany would ultimately be down to the UK, Italian and Japanese governments,

which jointly established Tempest – known officially as the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) – in 2012.

However, Mr Woodburn stressed that the three countries remained wary of anything that ruined the planned 2020 in service date.

"GCAP is moving at pace," he added. "Given that none of us, and our government customers in particular, want the schedule to be impacted negatively in any way, shape, or form.

"So it becomes a desire of what a new partner would bring in terms of capability, funding, requirements for aircraft

The window for additional partnership, particularly a significant additional partnership, is closing"

on the production side, and looking at that in the context of joining in a way that would not delay it."

GCAP aims to build a nuanced stealth jet of the future designed to be under-berable, deplorable over huge ranges, devastatingly lethal and capable of managing swarms of drones. Berlin has

made no secret of its potential interest in the project – particularly after Germany parted ways with France on a rival European fighter programme following a power struggle.

However, given its economic and industrial clout, Germany is demanding input into GCAP's design and a significant slice of the production work.

Last week, the boss of Airbus's Monzic-based defence business told The Telegraph this was "currently being replaced."

By contrast, Canada recently joined GCAP as an "observer" nation, and talks

are thought to be ongoing with other potential partners, including Sanbi Arabia and Singapore.

Other partners in GCAP have also warned of delays, between Monzic, the chief executive of Italian defence plant Leonardo, said Germany would be "a strong industrial partner" and had a shared history with the UK and Italy, having worked on the Tornado and Typhoon fighter jets.

But he said: "Unless there is a status of observer, another nation joining, another group of industries joining would risk producing some delays."

Lloyds Bank launches £2bn cost-cutting drive using AI

By Louis Gunn and Tom Saunders

BRITAIN's biggest leader has revealed plans to cut its costs by £2bn using AI.

Lloyds Bank outlined a new four-year programme to boost efficiency by "outising AI value", which it claimed would "drive a productivity step change".

The new strategy came as Lloyds announced pre-tax profits of £4.3bn for the first half of 2016, marking a 25pc increase on a 1.5bn period last year.

Lloyds said it planned to use so-called AI "agents", which can act as a kind of autonomous digital co-worker, to "transferee" its customer service operations to an "unlock colleague productivity."

However, the cost-cutting drive will revive concerns about the effect of AI on jobs. The bank did not offer any advice on the number of new roles it expected to create through AI or the old jobs that might be run.

Charles Nunn, Lloyds' chief executive, said: "We think at least 50pc of

what we're doing in AI is going to be about differentiating and extending what we do for customers into new areas. The other 50pc is around helping our colleagues do their tasks more effectively."

He said this would require bankers to "reokill and redesign" how they work.

£4.3bn Lloyds' half-year pre-tax profits, a 25pc rise on a year earlier. It said its earnings were boosted by higher interest rates

In January, Mr Nunn said that AI would force bankers to "reokill themselves" and warned the bank would have to "reduce some jobs in some areas."

However, he played down predictions the technology would replace hundreds of thousands of banking positions. Alongside its results yesterday,

Lloyds announced plans to invest £10bn in its digital systems and new wallet apps for its 28 million customers.

The announcement, part of its new "Accelrator 2016" plan, comes after it acquired digital banking app Curve last year. Lloyds already seen AI to process customer complaints and says the technology delivered a £50m benefit in its balance sheet in 2015. It expects AI will give it an additional 20mth benefit this year.

The bank said its profits were boosted by higher interest rates, which helped lift its net interest income by 5pc to £7.5bn. The profit rise prompted renewed calls from unions for a slant tin. The current bank surcharge means lenders pay an additional 5pc corporation tax on profits above £500m.

The bank surcharge was reduced from 5pc to April 2022.

Paul Nowak, the general secretary of the Trades Union Congress, said: "This is further proof that we need to increase the bank surcharge."

Labour forces demolition of brewery to build data centre

By Paul Gunn Man

ANGELA KATNE has forced through plans to build a controversial data centre on the site of a 300-year-old brewery despite a local backlash.

The Brewing Secretary gave her approval of the request to demolish the Truman Brewery, once one of the largest brewers in the world, overriding the objections of councillors.

The plans for the site in Brick Lane, east London, had been rejected by Tower Hamlets council, run by Lothar Rahmani, Aspire Party, prompting government officials to intervene.

The School family, which owns the site, want to replace the derelict old brewery with a data centre along with a microbrewery, new shops and 44 film stores, and a new store project.

Making the decision on behalf of Mr Katsen, Matthew Pennycook, the housing minister, said community concerns about a lack of affordable homes in the area had been taken into account. Of 44 flats in the scheme, just six will be out of housing. He added that the brewery would have to be "would be very significant indeed".

However, the decision has caused

The Truman Brewery is east London was once one of the biggest in the world

anger and disbelief" among residents according to Pure Mish, who has lived in the area for 25 years.

The Planning Inspectorate said that a local proposal to build 120 social homes would "hardly scratch the surface of the extent of the need there is."

Jonathan McAvitt, of the first Brick Lane group, said he was "disappointed and angry. The report seems to be quite dismissive of the community."

Hugo Boss backers snub Mike Ashley's £2.3bn takeover bid

By James Warrington

HUGO BOSS investors have shunned Mike Ashley's £2.3bn takeover bid for the German fashion giant.

Mr Ashley has been forced to extend the acceptance period for his offer after just 12pc of independent share holders backed it.

The billionaire's Powers Group tabled a 1/16 (£12.70) per share all cash offer last month for Hugo Boss, which is promoted by Sir David Brothson and Naomi Campbell.

The bid was rejected by the fashion label's board, which said it was "undergone" and undervalued the brand.

Powers, which has said his offer to final, then bought more shares, taking its leading down 50pc, the legal threshold for financing a formal takeover offer under German stock market rules.

Powers received support from investors representing 12pc of the share capital by last Monday's deadline, taking the total has long to 37.6pc. The offer, which has £1.5 locations, will now run until August.

Hugo Boss, Germany's largest fashion retailer, has been grappling with a decline in sales.

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Trump's Iran 'excursion' joins the march of folly

AMERICAN PRITCHARDS EXAMS

Global balance of power is changing as president looks to extract himself from a mess of his making

If Stashchuk, 93 (2016) is now also today the American historian would have to add another chapter to her compositions of great power hotels and hospital stateroids. Donald Trump's 'excursion' is a major Asian Gulf is in all the boxes of her timeline The March of Folly.

Her entire trance brought the Renaissance Papers and the illusion of uninteresting which had to find stigma to the Protestant Reformation. It seems to be the heron's wooden headwheres of George III and his court, who turned loyal America on colonists into reluctant rebels. To choose describes how the US made deeper into

the Vietnam War, waving recent credit and military power to "blind percent of a place", while chiefly serving the interests of Communist China, all ending its humiliation, waving US inflation, and price controls.

The common thread in the spectacle of great powers acting against their own will interest by indulging in illusions and refusing to understand whom they are dealing with. As such case the conflict could have been defined with a little unlikely.

Future situations of age, folly will wonder why the US chose to squander its dangerously thin reserves of munitions by launching a needless war in a engine that no longer supplies its energy. Why attack a second ten country that was essentially continued: Why now up fighting capabilities needed against the real threats of China and Russia.

Gon fran Camo, chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff, warned Trump that a war against Iran would "dramatically deplete the fights of America as weapons, with no clear path to quickly regionals".

Regina Change, the exposé of the

Trump White House by Maggie Heberman and Jonathan Swann, says Camo told Trump that "moral air capacity in any future conflict could be seriously reimproved of." To no avail. Trump plainly wishes to extract himself from this magazine, and no doubt he will eventually declare a strategic variant of Chapter 11.

Inadequacy and leave the mess is effort, as he did multiple times in his business life. But Iran's Revolutionary Guards effort is uprooting their advantage. They will not be blamed such and cut his losses so easily. It is war on their terms now.

The Iran conflict has been a strategic firecruce every level. The assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khameem and some 160 members of the regime's elite removed a leader who had caused it

fared against nuclear weapons. James Cleinowicz, former head of the Iron desk for Israel's military intelligence, says the complex clerical regime has been subject to a tight-knit and more dangerous military nationalist regime of Revolutionary Guards that still possesses a nice hylle of highly

outright emotions and is more likely to prove about with nuclear weapons.

This falls the first 7th breast test, was there an alternative? There was Iran headhurt in the sense of the earlier nuclear deal agreed with Hana's Exams. The regime was under intensive surveillance by international inspectors. Trump now up the accord with nothing to replace it.

He had a chance to restore

Tran's Revolutionary Guards are pressing their advantage. It is war on their terms now"

something worldwide in January. Iran was open to concessions. Talks collapsed. Trump wanted a total propaganda return. He failed to understand Iran's evil idea.

Cleinowicz's lapidary essay, "How the War travel the Iranian England," could almost be inserted as an epilogue to The March of Folly. A discredited, luteal, and crumbling regime was rescued by external attack, causing

enough Iranians to get aside their differences in common they over the meaning of their country.

As was predictable—and predicted—a war of regime survival doesn't Iran to close the brink of fireman as counter-leverage. The Revolutionary Guards discovered a weapon in protest that they will not not give up again.

The war has revealed to the world that America's detractors 200-400 years: it had 600 days in the 1960s—a set-upgather of requesting the mind to force. It has shown that the US cannot plausibly fight a war on two fronts and lack the political seriousness to see through what it has begun in the Gulf.

It would take 100,000 ground troops and missiles of counter-emergency warfare to knock-out Iran's those teams. If it can be done at all. The miracle has mattered to be credibility, in the Gulf and involved the grand bargain of the price-stated footing US bases does not protect them. It puts them in danger. A partial realignment of Gulf states towards China—their chief customer—is only a matter of time.

Trump's insufferable insults against

European allies for refusing to let him violate international law from their bases and air space has further poisoned the Western alliance.

It all plays beautifully into the hands of Beijing. China emergencies this miserable saga as the more responsible superpower in the eyes of most of mankind. The world's balance of power is changing before one eyes.

The hydrocarbon clock is used by Trump's war has done for Asia what Vladimir Putin's war led the Europe. The longer Trump's war goes on, the more it before Europe the electrification of everything. Even can and how he to beat pauses, to make what, and batteries. This complex into the hands of China, the hegemony of electronic.

Trump's left side millions of Regime Change with some business that he was more "the most powerful mess who's ever curbed on the planet by far." A presidential historian had assured him that he surpassed demands the Great, Georgia, Milan, Yugoslavia, Caesar, Mao, Sudan, and Hitler, so less.

It turned out that the historian was Gary Player's golf caddie.

Musk do better

Tesla has officially manufactured its 10 millionth

vehicle, a diamond-black Model Y built at its Fremont plant in California this week. This means Elon Musk is halfeen to reaching one of four "product goals" by 2035 that unlocks the full value of the Tesla chief executive's Situ pay package.

The great corporate AI con being unleashed upon customers will not make lives better

BEN MARLOW

Prepare to be exasperated as companies dress up a cost-cutting drive as improvements to service

EACH MORE recently gave a fascinating interview to The Economist where he predicted that AI would soon be sold in 2014. The company's revenue was $1.6 million, in which nearly would be rendered obsolete. Perhaps, but then Musk, it is fair to say, has also in the game.

After all, this is a man whose primary motivation for selling shares is not typically common in the public at a near 35.9% valuation was to bankroll massive investment in AI infrastructure. The AI can of SpaceX

accounts for over 70p of its capital expenditure.

Assuming Musk is right, it seems increasingly likely that we must first accept several years of rambling mediocrity, and possibly even extreme regression, at least when it connects the mundane (side that consumes) for one a year, while bank.

Take Lloyds Banking Group whose service can used by a 28 million people in Britain. It is desperate to continue every one to be customers that its enthusiastic adoption of AI will improve their lives dramatically, as it invests in reusing amounts of money in the technology.

The message to the 60,000 strong Lloyds workforce is the same: AI will have an overwhelming positive impact on your jobs.

But it can of that actually true? More than 20% of the total number of the corporate AI con that is being unleashed on customers.

One of the biggest problems I have

with all of this is how companies are dressing up the great AI embrace, as if somehow it is being driven by a desire to either improve customer service or make people's jobs easier. It is a cost-herring of spectacular proportions that re-use is going to fall far.

Here's Lloyds boss Claude Nunn, unending the bank's uniquely wanted new "businesses 2030" strategy in which a new "phase of growth" will be achieved through "encouraged customer experiences, increased group connectivity, and a pseudo-forty step-change, all made it by pioneering technology." All of which is a painfully long-winded, and not particularly open way of saying Lloyds is planning a huge cost-cutting drive - £2bn of costs to be precise.

It gets worse, Lloyds said it planned to use an called AI "speak", which can at least make it an immense digital co-worker, to "transform" its customer service operations and "subst a colleague productivity". That sounds

like a terribly verbose way of saying you're going to make lots of people redundant and replace them with AI. Or, Goafing and, all, AI that lives—the absolute simple of the AI "revolution".

Tellingly, the bank did not offer any forecast of the number of new roles it expected to create through AI or the

all jobs that might be run. One stage in the reason that it wasn't very forthcoming is because the net number will be overwhelmingly negative, with it would immediately blow a gaping hole in the notion that AI adoption of the sort it is planning, somehow represents great progress.

But Nunn did not this: "We think it is four 50pc of what we're doing in this going to be about differentiating and extending what we do for customers into new areas. The other 50pc is around helping our colleagues do their tasks and the next step."

Given that Lloyds has just posted a whopping 22pc stage to pre-try profits to £4.3bn for the first half of the year

alone, staff are entitled to wonder why there isn't a pressing need for methods in the first place.

Ditto when it boasts of how both deathseals for shareholders have doubled and the share price is twice what it was since Nunn joined in February 2022, it is a fairly good indication of where Lloyds' priorities match in.

Nunn says the bank wants to "deliver stronger, sustainable returns" to investors, so does that means this is just the beginning of an AI customer service and jobs bloodhafts!

The great stage by all this is that AI is an guarantee of better returns. On the contrary to fact.

It really started on by academic at the esteemed Massachusetts Institute of Technology but year found that the best majority of AI investors have ever yielding "zero return" for businesses. (Angels 2018: 46/58, 2/25 50bn) An enterprise investment into Geoteraine Ltd?

Yes, companies are willingly ignoring the evidence and continuing to push AI on their customers at a level into new. What is most objectionable about this to the suggestion that they aren't. The majority of AI investors, either they are simply responding to demand and giving consumers what they want. This was the stable claim of Chris

O'Shea, boss of British Gas power Centres, recently after it unveiled plans to cut 1,000 jobs from its call centres and back office as part of a "targeted deployment of AI tools."

He claimed the changes were being made because customers preferred to use its digital channels to solve customer service issues rather than dealing with its staff. "Over 50pc of our customers actually use digital channels in the first instance, and we're even a 20pc reduction in customer calls, so this simply reflects changing customer behaviour," O'Shea said.

Could it be that customers are using digital channels more because the system deliberately pushes them that way, whilst making it harder and harder to access an actual human environment, certainly key experience and respect it for far from alone.

Will, at least when the inevitable backlash comes, these same companies can pretend they're not to blame. "We were just giving you all what you wanted," they'll say. Not try.

In for Musk, he admits to buying a 30pc to 20pc volume of professional colleges from AI. What he employed to do is to get the most likely return of his societal breakdown, some poor and losing their mind after yet another exasperating exchange with a chat bot.

We must finally take a stand and stop Adani having our precious ports

LUKE BARE

IF UW needed yet another example of demanding AI software in the world, here it is badla's richest man is set to buy out largest ports going on. The world's largest port is

Associated British Ports (APP) emerged on Wednesday, just hours before the Brazilian pilot had a pressure on global trade by threatening to impose God but tolls. While the business has not been in domestic funds for 20 years, the proposed sale of a combined 60pp stole by Canadian persons funds marks a shared opportunity. Surely the

Government could help persuade UK persons funds or private equity firms so as to regain future control? Why not deploy some of the £200m set stole for the National Health Fund?

Responsible for handling a quarter of Britain's welcome trade. APP operates 10 ports that found can and containers in and out of the country. It is a cast into example of multimillionaire and infuse.

And yet APP's sale has not yet drawn a whisper from Government, nor has it triggered fear of causing our in the City. That is deeply contested claims of trust and bribery that abroad Adani. Compare that mixed reaction to celebrations in India, where a permanent future can be included the deal as a reversal of colonialism. "From being unbiased to buying the

colonies's crown jewels," He Accounts: Emes said, pointing to APPs significant on a gateway to the world.

It added the deal "reaches the physical infrastructure through which Britain's major economic operation".

It's hard to imagine Donald Trump surrendering control of such vital infrastructure without a fight.

Take the Panama Canal as an example of designing a plan for the US president pressured Hong Kong's 7B Star House to sell two vital ports after he accused China of exerting too much influence in the region.

The 7B and its investors appear blind to such geopolitical importance when it comes to domestic assets, and they deal in the latest example of this. Whether that be UW Power Networks, that recently passed from

Chinese to French hands, or other major utilities such as water and inter-市场经济ism that have also been flagged to covenant bidders.

APP is just the latest in a long line of assets enclosed by ministers and

It's hard to imagine Trump surrendering control of such vital infrastructure without having a fight

risk averse UK investors, and arguably one of the most important.

As well as ports, the company plays a key role not trying the UK's offshore wind industry. It is somewhat ironic that it could cause he handed over to a man who runs a plane and mine in

Australia, which has been accused of destroying the local environment and threatening the Great Barrier Reef.

That is in addition to claims of stock market manipulation from a 2022 shortcoming project, which is the John Adani was behind "the largest con in corporate history." The Indian stock market regulator subsequently dismissed the allegations.

There is a good deal in India those will also be able to Adani's strongest UK company after he previously agreed to pay 927bn (£200bn) to settle an investigation into alleged violations of Iranian sanctions. So far none of these controversies has halted the tax to become India's wealthier billionaire. built on an empire that in India ports, energy, crunch, airports and the media.

Worth around £94bn, he is three times rather than anyone registered in the UK, which he itself tells a story.

His 100bn deal for APP marks an ongoing power shift between an associated India and the United Britain. Should Adani pull this off, it will represent one of the biggest ever Indian takeovers of a UK company.

Capital Land Score: Bill to Mandala's 1.6bn deal for the US region over after it bought Treby Ten, while built Bharti Mitral, another Indian billionaire, recently acquired a 24.5pc stole in IIT.

Now a business integral to our economic well-being is the falling to a foreign sector. While the UK may have grown as customers for rebalancing, home grown firms to re-est yours, this potential takeover is a reminder we can't let it become the next one.

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Business

Worthwhile planning now to slash your inheritance tax

Rachel Wait outlines the options you need to consider before giving away so much as a penny

ATTEMPTING to plan what should happen to all your earthly assets is a complex task. Many people walk a tightrope between making their widesclut, tax efficient and not in generous they risk running out of cash. Yet taking the time to plan on significantly reduce the inheritance tax (IRT) fall your family might face—potentially saving thousands—and avoid complications or conflict is later. Before you pass on so much as a penny, make sure you take these five expert-approved steps.

1. Work out what's in your estate Your first step is to understand the value of your estate, including your home and any other properties you own, savings, investments and—from next April—persons, offset against any debts you still owe. The earlier you do this, the more planning options you're likely to have when it comes to deciding what to do with it.

Jacob Robinson, of Taylor Rose Solicitors, said: "Early planning gives you far greater flexibility—both in terms of the rebirth and recognition available, and in ensuring your wishes are documented and highly effective." Once you understand your estate, think about what you want to achieve. For some, this might be reducing an inheritance tax bill, while others might want to ensure their wealth is passed on according to their wishes.

It's also worth reviewing your will, checking whether having powers of attorney if it has are in place and ensuring you have appointed

excesses to administer your estate. Mr Robinson said: "An independent financial adviser or wealthy insurer can assist with the lifetime planning, a solicitor can assist with a will. If he or other legal documents and can give estate planning guidance."

2. Decide how much to give Once you've assessed your estate, it'll

be easier to work out how much you can afford to give away early and who you want to benefit.

Charlotte Ransom, of wealthy management firm forwealth, said: "Before making any gift, take an honest assessment of what you have today, what income you expect in the future and, crucially, what you think you will need to fund your own retirement."

Gifts should never come at the expense of your own financial security. Chris McLellan, chair of Remember

A Charity's Wealth Advisor Committee, added: "When it comes to the amount of money to give to loved ones, many people focus on how much they would like to leave their children or grandchildren, rather than how much they can realistically afford to part with.

"We often see people underestimate how long retirement may last and the potential impact of future care costs, healthcare expenses, as well as the impact of inflation. Before making any gifts, it's important to be confident that your own financial security won't be affected."

Cash flow planning can be particularly useful. Map expected income against projected living expenses year-by-year in retirement, which can help you understand how a gift today could affect your finances years later. It can be worth speaking to a financial adviser or financial planner.

3. Think carefully about timing The timing of a gift can be put at important as the amount you're giving. Mr Ransom said: "Increasingly, parents recognize that wealth can often make the biggest difference during their childhood earlier while years rather than being inherited decades later.

"Helping someone on the property ladder or giving them greater financial security while they are building, power and inflation can be a good gesture impact than leaving the same assets as part of an estate later in life." Gifts during your lifetime could also reduce a potential IRT bill.

Everyone can give away up to £3,000 each tax year using the annual

Taking to family members about your plans may be uncomfortable, but doing so helps most issues and disputes later on

gift exemption, and it won't be subject to inheritance tax. Larger gifts will generally only be counted as outset your estate if you survive for at least seven years after making them. Starting sooner increases the

likelihood of it being free from IRT. Minnesota Coleman, of law firm, Minicon de Royo, added: "Starting early can also be beneficial if you're planning to pass on assets that are likely to increase in value. By gifting them sooner, any future growth may sit outside your estate, potentially reducing the inheritance tax payable when you pass."

However, you should only give away assets you can afford to part with.

4. Consider control Another part of IRT planning is working out how much control you want over the gift you make.

This might be a concern if you're giving large sums to young people who

struggle with financial decisions, or if you have ideas about how you want your gift to be used. For example, cash for university tuition fees rather than blows on an expensive new car. You might also have concerns over future divorces defending your family wealth. Making an outright gift is simple and effective but you lose control.

A discretionary trust, however, gives flexibility and control over the amount paid out. A bare trust is simpler but less flexible, and once beneficiaries turn in to England and Wales (it in Scotland), they can have the contents of the trust.

Anthony Tillis, of wealth management firm First Wealth, added that a family investment company (FIC) "lets you manage family wealth across multiple generations. The running costs mean it typically only makes sense at a certain level of wealth, but for some families, FICs are among the more effective structures I'd point people toward."

5. Tell your family about your plans Although the renting inheritance can feel uncooperative, talking to your family can prevent misunderstandings or conflicts later on.

Mr Robinson said: "Inheritance planning works best when it is not done in isolation. Letting family members know what you intend and why avoids misunderstandings, manages expectations, and reduces the risk of disputes after death.

"It also allows beneficiaries to plan their own affairs accordingly. These can be difficult conversations, but they are far easier to have during a doesn't lifetime than to resolve through litigation afterwards."

Explaining decisions, particularly if you have treated beneficiaries differently, can manage expectations.

Also inform your executors of the location of key documents, such as your will, to make it easier for them to administer your estate.

BUSINESS BULLETIN

Raids on firms 'behind mis-selling claims texts'

Properties linked to law companies alleged to have sent out 170 million remorse car finance mis-selling claims text messages have been raided by the data wat-bobig.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said it carried out search warrants in Britain, Burden, Lombard, London and Swansea after more than 12 million complaints.

Early Harry, ECO head of investigations, said: "This week's searches send a clear message to the claims management so too: comply with the law or expect to hear from us."

£4.2bn net outflows at Schroders ahead of sale

Austrianinger Schroders expected deeper first-half net outflows of £4.2bn 20.0bn ahead of completion of its 10.0bn sale to United Nations.

An unnamed "low-margin" client pulled out £6.0bn, while the firm's CEO Richard Oldfield said some big clients had also hit "pause" on long-term commitments.

There were £60.3bn of gross inflows, up 4.0bn, which Mr Oldfield said showed "power about confidence".

Adjusted operating profit rose 40p to £450.9bn, while total assets under management hit a record £987.9bn.

LSEG given a boost by from year trading activity

London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) narrowed its full-year revenue forecast and slightly exceeded first-half sales profit from although its shares slipped amid disappointed analysis.

Chief executive David Schwimmer said there had been "good, effective exchange" with activist investor Elliott Management, without elaborating. Shares in LSEG have risen 20p since Elliott's stake became public on February.

The firm was prompted a spike in trading activity, helping the markets business deliver it 8pc growth.

Defence spending surge powers Rolls-Royce

Higher defence spending is delivering for Rolls-Royce, which upgraded its annual outflows after a solid half-year.

The engine maker surged to the top of the FY15 2015 tests on shares jumped 6pc in early trading yesterday.

It expects underlying operating profits of £4.7bn to £4.0bn for 2020, up from £46m to £4.2bn. Underlying earnings surged 40pc to £3.53bn on revenues a $885 higher at £32.38bn.

But statutory pre-tax profits more than halved to £5.00bn due to exchange rate movements and after selling parts of the business.

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Obituaries

Mary de Rachewitz

Daughter of the poet and fasciae of a Poznan who spent a lifetime trying to restore his reputation

MARY DE RACHEWITZ, who has died aged 60, was the illegitimate daughter of the American poet Eric Pound, her devotion to her flawed, charismatic father never helped. despite her having been given up for fostering a birth to a peasant couple in South Tyrol by Pound and her mother, the American violinist Olga Hodge.

There was much else to forgive. Before her birth, Pound had blamed a trail across the London poetry scene, an ironic to becoming a lifetime on Peoria of Black, where he helped fill that role. His Music Land and mustered Ernest Hemingway. After moving to Italy in 1924, however, he developed a passion for Mianado's brand of foxtime, defending him as wife he and son, children with anti-Semitism during the Second World War, propaganda for which the 15 hundred times in absence for high treasures in 1943.

Captured by 15 troops in 1943, he was subsequently declared insane and he had to fix 15 years in a psychiatric hospital in Washington. In 1958, he returned to Italy, giving the doctor salary an arrival, and died in 1972.

Mary de Rachewitz fought a lifelong battle to separate Pound the great and loving father from Pound the tourist and auto-Somite, most notably in her 1972 recent Discretion - a title that played on Pound's 1972 autobiographical events. In the reform that he was a member of a poetry success.

Eric Pound was 36 and already married to the English artist Svendsy Shakespeare whose career and began an affair with the 20-year-old Olga Hodge in the summer of 1922. Olga was a member of a 1972 film The Invisible, but he never divorced Dorothy and he ordered symbols of great and whatever experience.

During one of these, in October 1924, the Pound left Tyrol for the outside town of English in northern Italy and it seemed that the more might and the rest of Euro's affair was a great and a great time for the pregnant people. After following the Pound's birth, on July 19 1924 she gave birth to Mary in the 1972 film The Invisible in 1924. Tyrol, the mainly German-speaking Korean-American writer, which had been awarded to Italy after the First World War. A year and a half later, at his centre 1930, Dorothy, was a member of a poetry success.

Olga and Pound placed their baby daughter with a childless peasant couple in Gais, South Tyrol, who agreed to bring up Mary for 2018 in a month. Their birth was 1930, 1932, and 1933. In 1934, the German Mary they provided a house for 30 other deaths.

Mary was a happy life with her foster family. She grew up speaking the local German dialect and moved to care for the sheep and baby with the harvest. She attended the local school, took part in local customs and felt herself part of the local community.

Meanwhile Olga and Dorothy were at daggers stores, such living with Ezra for different periods of time. A year after Omar birth Dorothy took him to England, where she remained for a time before leaving him in the care of others, and thereafter visited the town of the same place among the Ezra would spend the time with Olga.

In 1939 Olga's father bought her a small house in Venice, and from 1939 she also rented a hillside to Olga, of bed buildings, where the French was in England. She also and Ezra were able to conduct their affair satisfactorily with and children. Not surprisingly they had little family history. Indeed her existence was a closely guarded secret. Pound did not disclose it even to his own father until 1935.

Two did, though, visit her from time to time. Mary's first memory of her 'Tartile', as

her foster parents called Pound, was of a pair of short cheves she was as allowed to touch, but on the whole she recalled an additional father. He bought her a small book of sheep, and became her about partner in a tiny tree raising business.

'Mansie' - revised more than an 'an accomplished the nitty, with a grudge... as though I were permanently doing her wrong', and Mary recalled something a violin Olga had given her.

In an interview in 1952, however, she collected that rivalry for her father's affection had clouded their relationship. 'Anyone who can't Pound loved him,' she said. 'When he wrote 'Pride, puberty, and possessions,' I quite of half. he was writing about all of us, including his wife. We all wanted him for ourselves. I re-read my mother's letters now and see how much she loved him.'

At 15 Mary went to live with her parents in Venice, where Pound bought her tennis and boxing and took her to the cinema, round handbags - and on extingu to the table. Her parents sent her to a convert near Florence, and to improve her knowledge of Indian, English and poetry history.

Challenged her to a year after her section of his epic poem, The Cantus, which he had begun in the years before 1941 and continued throughout his life.

It seemed she almost impossible task, but in 1950 Mary would publish the first dual language edition of her father's poem, winning the City in 48 handover award for her translation into Italian.

In the early years of the Second World War, Olga had possessed of her home in Venice, and in May 1944 the German military forced the Pound to leave their son and home in England they moved in, uncomfortably, with Olga at hard hadhtags.

To open her the thought atmosphere of this outrage is two. Mary was next not to the 1940s. Mary's first time was a whole worked for a time in a German hospital. When she was 19 her father paid her a visit and it was only then that she meant about the existence of his other family.

The German Mary made to her memory for her father's activities during the war did not persuade everyone. He had not really intended to betray his country, she claimed.

'He was... losing grip. His tongue was on being blameless... voiced oppression.'

In May 1944 partisan forces seized Ezra. Pound fired the outrage in hard hadhtags. She spent more a bit of learning in 1950, when she traveled to the City in pleas with her father to sign papers admitting he was used before it had a condition for him to release. Mary would not see him again for 15 years.

In 1946 Mary married Marie de Rachewitz, an Indian typist despite of Russian deceit. She was a very bought to blow firemanship, a ruined craft near Mexico in South Tyrol, and set about one year later.

When her father was eventually released from the pre-Siatric hospital and returned to Italy, Mary brought him to the radio even though he was accompanied by Dorothy. 'who stayed in her room reading Henry James', and a young girlfriend, ostensibly acting as his secretary, who was soon seen off by Dorothy.

But by the end of 1950 Pound had succumbed to depression and in 1960 Dorothy, unable to return, turned his care over to Olga and retired his London. Olga used one man to return the machine death in 1972. From the 1950s onwards Mary

Mary with Ezra Percy in 1958 and 1960. I have released from a psychiatric hospital

Mary de Rachewitz, presiding on English{I}ntionage. May plaque for her father in 1939 in the 1940s. She was 19 her father whose school in his radio that passed her 1940s. And that times all men and her son should be excluded!

devoted me to after 1950 to transitioning her father's poetry into Italian, publishing some six collections of his works in addition to The Cantus. She also published several columns of her work in Latin-language poems which were edited and republished in one column. Previous to series in 2016, in the Reform she was named a Radcliffe College in the year of Harvard in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Mary filled his blow firemanship with her father's possessions, including

a exposure, and all to that I looked at, which he drafted, in different collections, sections of The Cantus. She also established the Ezra Pound's never-be-ziarrative, where she hosted conferences and attracted students from all over the world to stay in a large grandma on and study her father's works.

When all age and authority forced her father to Olga to leave 'Poznan', she moved in with Mary at firemanship, where she died aged 60 in 1958.

In 2004 Mary unveiled a blue plaque outside the house in Birmingham and from the Walk, London, where her father had lived from 1969 to 1984. English *Ittingie had denied a request for the commensalization in 1980, saying I found it hard to publish, when she controversial. A spokeswoman explained that the change of the art had come about because 'the committee decided the poetry and artistic achievements were of such significant size that there were willing to overlook his politics.'

'My father has been subjected to much criticism and misunderstanding,' Mary declared. 'He always stood in his belief that justice is for everyone, that God loves all men and no one should be excluded.'

Subsequently Mary collected and co-edited, with David Moody, her father's letters to his parents, published in 2011 as Ezra Pound in the Novice.

Last December Mary de Rachewitz was awarded the Italian foster children's Prize with her father's poem, which was according to the citation. For 'her fidelity to her father's poetry and her freedom and distance' from it.

Her husband from, with whom she had a son and a daughter, died in 1957.

Mary de Rachewitz, born July 1923, died July 24 2020

Simon Houfe

Antiquary who inherited

Avenue House in Bedfordshire

SHOW this 21, who has died aged 68, was a Bedfordshire antiquary and guardian of a legacy of his grandfather, his father's father, the architect, conservatorial and president of the Royal Academy.

Simon Richard Byers Houfe was known as byzantine (1339 K), the son of Eric Houfe, an architect, and his wife. Kathleen, the only daughter of the formidable 16s Albert Richardson.

'The Professor', as he was invariably known, designated the upbringing of Simon, who was brought to live in his grandfather's home, was a member of a townhouse, Avenue House in Angellid, Bedfordshire, at 1339 K, in early 1960. Simon wished his ex-crotonic grandfather and inherited his father-in-law, co-edited and masterclass.

Both his grandfather and his father wanted Simon to follow them into the architectural profession, but that was not to be. He based three school, despite his Accadian bounties, was leaving he was sent to the University of London to the elderly. Under Division of Olga deR'IndireElan, an alarming experience, from which he returned early.

No one who spoke with what to do with Simon, but he loved Avenue House. Bringing his daughter and curator of its myriad collections after his grandfather's death in 1964 - the Professor had strictly forbidden the installation of electricity, and there was very little heating, so Simon's parents had hung developed to a more comfortable property elsewhere in Angellid.

Somehow, he obtained a job on the Department of Peace and Sovereign at the Victoria and Albert Museum, where he developed a fascination that culminated in his Dictionary of 1946 Century British Book Illustrator and Carcinateur (1979, revised 1989).

His enthusiasm for local antiquaries, universities, universities, he's an authoritative guide to his home county of Bedfordshire (1995). In the early 1970s Houfe was editor of The Antiquary (where a venerable angiotine devoted to art and antiques.

On informing Avenue House, he withdrew to

Houfe, an authority on book illustration

purpose the life of gentlemen, antiquary, amid the increasingly illegitimate splendorism of his grandfather's collections. Moody was short, shed out by the rest from some outrages in Angellid, and his occasional tale of works of art, although he always managed to maintain a grand old-fashioned car. He loved showing the house, entertaining friends in the Severnt Hall, to save his wife electricity and warmed by a three-bar electric fire.

Avenue House became a shrine to the Professor, and Houfe's team of the house were prepared with anecdotes about his grandfather, which he eventually collected into a comprehensive biography of Albert Richardson, The Professor (1984). In 1989 he collaborated with Alan Powers on an exhibition on his hardware work at the 1939-40 English Life-Croix House Gallery.

As the years were on, the upkeep of Avenue House and its extensive gardens became increasingly arduous. Negotiations with the National Trust, who were initially keen to take it on, foundered on the lack of endeavours and the difficulty of accommodating large numbers of visitors.

With deep reluctance, Houfe said the contents of the house in a safe, ex-treatment by Christie's in 2013, and moved to a smaller house nearby that his grandfather had remodeled. Have he surrounded himself with favourite items from his grandfather's collection - an Avenue House in miniature.

A few years later the future of Avenue House, then lying empty, was covered after old friends acquired it. He enjoyed watching the progress of their enterprises, but he never really got over having to sell Avenue House.

Simon Houfe, born September 1, 1942, died July 27, 2020

David Norman

Old Etonian City headhunter who can critically supported Real Tennis and the Royal Ballet School

OLD NORMAN, who has died aged 64, was a prominent London headhunter known for his high professional career, take long and have held and passion for sport and the arts.

The son of a City grander, grandson of a businessman, who has been of a kind of England governor, David Norman spent a decade in industry before joining, in 1977, the London office of the New York executive court in firm Russell Reynolds, who has been a member of the Etonian. Among other associations, he was instrumental in the recruitment of the rugged Scottish-American industrialist (his last half-charge) to prepare him making British level for a new career.

Norman named up in 1983 with a former Russell Reynolds colleague. Main任, he was a member of the Etonian Department International - a thrusting British venture in what had left him to form an American dominant sector, at a time when external assets for senior US superintensive rather than just a major businessman and entirely novel.

The duets selling sport, as one early, in the past, was 'fabulous and costly,' with which both were amply equipped in contrasting styles. Norman very much the Old Etonian, Broadbent the affable middle-class man of a US' Short-Second-though-English, and was born in a rural creole - was the placing of a City district Lord Marshall from Arto for chief executive of British Airways.

The last 1000th they developed a new career in the form of the financial sector. Boding chairman or chief executive for many of the investment banking companies, and the first of the year, was a man and a chain that followed the City of London's Big Bang scheme. The first built library of 10,000-1,000 units vitae and printed itself on its research, but much of the time was a man's first time, much of the little or no children!

In 1987 Norman Broadbent made a

severe takeover of Barbers, a recruitment advertising business, a five-room a public company in 1993 Resources, of which United Normans was executive chairman. While he handled corporate matters, Broadbent continued to run the search business - until Norman taught how much was needed.

An explosive filling out followed, Broadbent departing in 1987 to create an independent firm. Norman retired from 1990 this year two.

David Mark Norman was born on January 30 1943, the third of the children of Mark Norman and his 54-gitious wife Hettie, who was a member of the Etonian. Mark became a managing director of the merchant bank, based firm and chairman of Gallaher's tobacco company.

Mark's father, Ronald, had been vice chairman of the National Trust, as well as chairman of the BBC, and was described by the district James Low. Males as 'the most

handsome man who has ever existed'; Ronald's older brother Montagu Norman was governor of the Bank of England from 1920 to 1944.

Inheritance, good looks and self-confidence gave David a golden start. Houghman, a lot of people who had no reason in Hertfordshire, at Eton he recalled in cricket, rugby, the Red-Clame, tennis and rackets - which he particularly loved, winning the 1958 FHLB School First Fair, doubtless being another 1960 United Levant, who beat him in the Singles final.

Norman was a member of Pay-the-other society of Eton prefects and a gifted animal who became the calloury Rosary of Music. He went on to play in the Old University in Montreal, later taking an MBA at Harvard Business School after two years as marketing manager for the sports

equipment maker Manager, On his return from the US he joined Norman, an acquaintance industrial conglomerate and dailking of his 1960s stock market newsletter by his father to see John Sheffield.

In later years, Norman was a highly influential figure in the world of Real Tennis and rackets - in a player, administrator and charmingly relentless fund-raiser. From 1982 to 1987, he brought characteristic drive to the chairmanship of the 'Brazil Tennis and Rackets Association, carrying out an ambitious membership development plan and raising some £100,000 to restore the second rackets court at Queen's City, create a museum and refurbish the two front female courts, making a national centre for both games. In return, he usually persuaded the club to sign a covenant guaranteeing the player's contribution at Queen's for 10 years. In 1988, he was a member of the American International Golf Association, Brigadier Andrew Myrtle, edifying traditional Ralston but introducing a professional approach which proved highly successful. More recently, Norman's training in the race was to retire court at Eton was under threat, he was the first behind the Australian and the

development of the Norman Cadogan rackets centre.

In what agreement benefacted of the Royal Ballet School, which he signed from 1969 to 2009, overcoming the redevelopment of White to sign in his house in the and the US, was a major businessman, adjoining the Royal Opera House - fulfilling the dream of the School's founder, Dunn Ninette Valais, to leave the School and the Royal Ballet company of which Norman was a member of the Royal Ballet School.

In also led the addition of the award-winning 'Bridge of Aspiration' over Royal Street, which symbolized the progress of many students in the former national and industrialist or curator for children for children from deprived and diverse backgrounds. Inducing another passion, he was a member of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Eton.

Encouragement of young people in sport, the arts and other classes holds was an essential purpose for David Norman. 'His University is fighting against a great young minds,' observed this son in her Tim Rosenfield's grandson of the Red-Industries of the 1960s. 'In the 1970s he became a member of what was needed to alter the course of a young life. From them, he would swing into action, his australian Ralstons of the high and mighty deployment in the service of youngsters who usually know what had his duty.'

An enthusiastic golfer and tennis player with ten his sighties, Norman, died gathering in the family home, Bethlehem House in Hampshire, with tethesical fields having been held from 1970.

He married, in 1981, Diana Sheffield, a descendant of the Smiths of Isacus, for which he was a member of the Etonian, including disabled by multiple sickness over three decades before her death in 2020. He is survived by their three daughters and sons.

David Norman, born January 30 1944, died July 12 2020

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Today's television

FY: Freemere FS: Frenzel (AB) Audio description (M) Report (G) Subtitles (SL) In vision dipping

Channel 4

6:25 am	Channe (R) (16 & 80) Chann (R)
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia Loves Raymond (AD) (R)
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia Loves Raymond (AD) (R)
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia Loves Raymond (AD) (R)
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia Loves Raymond (AD) (R)
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia Loves Raymond (AD) (R)
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia Loves Raymond (AD) (R)
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia Loves Raymond (AD) (R)
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia Loves Raymond (AD) (R)

Surgery Secrets of the Super Rich

7:00 Channel 4 News (5)

8:00	Surgery Secrets of the Super Rich
	Joyce marks her NDR birthday with an emotional eye: No ARV503 (5)

9:00	Elot of 10 Cats Does Countdown
	New series: Joe Richardson and Harold Kensky take on Rob Beckett and Richard Ayrabe (5)

10:00 Big Fat Quo: Bass Bite (5)

11:00	Good Military: Converging Modern Military Live 12:00am Tues 12:45Runs 1:30 F.N.M. From 2:00:15Comedy horror starring Deep Edgar Jones 3:00 Romney's Kitchen Nightmares: Like 3:55 You're a Bad 4:30 You're a Bad 4:45 You're a Bad 5:55 You're a Bad 5:40 - 6:00am Four in a Box

Channel 5

6:00	am Mikhalad 9:15 Jeremy Vine (S)
11:30	Sturm & More (S)
12:45	pm Eleanor at Lansdowne (S)
12:30	Matt Allangbe (S)
2:20	FILM: Convoles to Lans (2024, TVM) Thriller starring Polly Donsker (S)
4:00	Cazale (R) (S)
4:55	Lone Flower (R) (S)
5:00	9 News with Dan Walker (S)
6:00	Malta: The Jewel of the Wind (R) (S)
6:55	3 News Update (S)

Michael Pablo in Venezuela

7:00	Holiday Scores: Short-Slot Caught Out From Channa of the Land Like Let the experience with height people on holiday (R) (S)

7:55 9 News Update (S)

8:00	Michael Pate in Venezuela Michael starts the final bag of his adventure, as he enters the 21st series: Last in the series (AD) (R) (S)

9:00	Britain's Killer Wren of 1987 A look at the Bristol Channel World of January 1937 (R) (S)

10:00	Conmemorable Boxers 2000: Targeting the rich the night in the (S)
11:05	Paris Morgan Converment: 90:4:0 Wipe Up Out! 1:00am Channa TV with Lovedbook 2:00: Daughters, Carole Me If You Can 3:00: Malta: The Jewel of the Wind 4:30 You're 4:45: Friends 4:35 The Highland Ver 5:25: Entertainment Review on CSL 28 MAs 5:45 - 6:00am The Adventures of Paddington

Sky Arts

11:15	FILM: 2:00:15	1:00:00
6:00	pm Chann (R) Joe Summer Concert 2020 (S) 8:00: The Joy of Painting (S)
6:30	The Joy of Painting (S) 9:00
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia (AD) (S) 10:00: Alfred Hitchcock Presents (S) 10:30: Alfred Hitchcock Presents (S) 11:00: Discovering Charles
7:00	7:00 Chann (R) (15 & 84) Encyclopedia (AD) (S) 10:00: Film, 1:00:00

10:00	FILM: Apollo Christie's Speaking Cyanide (2010, TVM) Murder mystery starring Pauline Collins and Oliver Ford Channe (S)

1:35 pm	Pro Alfred Hitchcock How (S)
1:35 pm	Rebates (AD) (S)

4:00	Discovering: Force Of Hate (AD) (S)
5:00	Pro York Artist of the Year 2021 (AD) (S)

6:00	Table of the Unexpected (AD) (S)
6:30	Table of the Unexpected (AD) (S)

Pet Shop Boys: Dreamer (S)

7:00	Alfred Hitchcock Presents: A young obese younger, minded runaway under training (S)

7:30	Alfred Hitchcock Presents: A young boy plays with the smelter revolver (S)

8:00	Pet Shop Boys: Drummond - The Greatest Hits: Line to Copenhagen A 2020 concert at the Royal House in the South capital (S)

9:00	Britain's Killer Wren of 1987 A look at the Bristol Channel World of January 1937 (R) (S)

10:20	Guy Garvey: From the Veathe An American to special (S)

11:20	Guy Warner-Resurrection 1:00am Greatest Albums Live 2:00:15a George & Cullman Club 4:00: The Art of the Subtitle 5:00 - 6:00am Julie Andrews-Frenzel

UdDrama

11:15	FILM: 2:00:15	1:00:00
8:00	pm Tenenpans 7:20 The Bill (S)
8:15	Sturions (S) 8:30 Durious (S)
9:30	Classic Hiding City (S) 10:50
10:00	pm Classic EastEnders (S)
1:25	Classic EastEnders (S)
2:00	Neighbours (S)
2:30	Neighbours (S)
3:00	The in the Sky (S)
4:05	Lovage (S)
5:20	As Time Goes By (S)
6:00	Last of the Summer Wise (S)
6:40	Last of the Summer Wise (S)

7:00	2 Cars Lynch and Graham discover a serene in hiding between in her small (S)

7:00	2 Cars Lynch and Graham discover a serene in hiding between in her small (S)

8:00	Public Eye Frank has a head-on collision with 20 Firkash (S)

9:00	FILM: Eyewitness (1975) Come thriller starring Mark Linder (S)

Father Brown

2:00am

7:20	Last of the Summer Wise The large disease life, love and women (S)

8:00	Father Brown A visit to a holiday camp leads to another murder mystery (AD) (S)

9:00	Father Brown Bunty and Father Brown investigate a dark secret at a girls' bonnie (AD) (S)

10:00	New Tricks A man believes his apparently leads with a still alive (AD) (S)

11:20	Silent Witness 1:30am Lovejoy 2:40am The Life 3:10 Carity and Joan 4:00 - 6:00am Teledropping

Talking Pictures TV

11:15	FILM: 2:00:15	1:00:00
6:00	pm FILM: Jones on the Spad (1954) Drama starring Hugh McDermott (S) 7:00: A moment from Chatterton and You (1969) 7:00: F.N.M. Chann (R) (1970) Love Comedy starring Alfred Marka (S) 8:10 FILM: It's a Wonderful World (1970) Music at comedy starring George Clark (S) 11:00: The Long Show (S) 11:30: The Long Show (S) 12:00: The Long Show (S) 12:00: The Long Show (S) 12:00: The Long Show (S) 12:00: The Long Show (S) 12:00: The Long Show (S) 12:00: The Long Show (S) 12:00: The Long Show (S) 12:00: The Long Show (S) 12:00
7:00	FILM: Daddy's Wren (2015) A wild-covered step before the parents' story of the 2015 novel of the wild-covered step before the parents' story of the 2015 novel of the wild-covered step before the parents' story of the 2015 novel of the wild-covered step before the parents' story of the 2015 novel of the wild-covered step before the parents' story of the 2015 novel of the wild-covered step before the parents' story of the 2015 novel of the wild-covered step before the parents' story of the 2

8:00	FILM: Eyewitness (1975) Come thriller starring Mark Linder (S)

9:00	FILM: Green Mile (1980) A concerted child rather of towering height and massive build-in combined to model him, but the story of the 1980 novel was a child rather of towering height and massive build-in combined to model him, but the story of the 1980 novel was a child rather of towering height and massive build-in combined to model him, but the story of the 1980 novel was a child rather of towering height and massive build-in combined to model him, but the story of the 1980 novel was a child rather of towering height and massive build-in combined to model him, but the story of the 1	10:00	Supermanical 12:00am FILM: The Mormon (1984) Love You (France) starring Peter Dyrieley 1.40 FILM: Children (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 1984		---	---

2:00am

7:00	2 Cars Lynch and Graham discover a serene in hiding between in her small (S)

8:00	Public Eye Frank has a head-on collision with 20 Firkash (S)

9:00	FILM: Eyewitness (1975) Come thriller starring Mark Linder (S)

10:00

Supermanical 12:00am FILM: The Mormon (1984) Love You (France) starring Peter Dyrieley 1.40 FILM: Children (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00:10 The Man (Elisabeth F. The) with Dead (1984) 2.00; 2.00 1984

Film4

11:00	pm FILM: Andromax (1995) Animated adventure with the voice of Meg Ryan (S)
12:00	pm FILM: Andromax (1995) Guy Geller starring Meg Ryan (S)
3:00	FILM: Heaven Known, Mr Allison (1997) Romantic drama starring Robert Mitchum and Deborah Kerr (S)
5:00	FILM: The Eregener's New Distress (1997) The New Reignish, the hero is now to ensure his return to Paris - but the play takes an unexpected time! Drama starring Ian Holm and Burr Hight (S)

Daddy's Wren

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