Ethiopian Lives
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The end of racing tips: Why Radio 4’s gambling advice was killed offDetails
With rumours beginning last year, the BBC’s choice to ditch the slot wasn’t a complete surprise
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Why Princess Anne and the Royal family’s love for horses endures – despite endless injuriesDetails
If history is anything to go by, the Princess Royal’s recent fall won’t deter her from getting back in the saddle
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Man accused of plan to rape and kill Holly Willoughby previously convicted of attempted kidnappingDetails
On the first day of Gavin Plumb’s trial prosecutors detailed his ‘real life experience of violence towards women’
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Prince of Wales takes the children to watch Taylor Swift at Wembley on his birthdayDetails
Prince William and his family attended the first of three London dates on Swift’s The Eras Tour
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Aristocratic roots of Peter Phillips’ NHS nurse girlfriend revealedDetails
Harriet Sperling joins Princess Royal’s son at Ascot for couple’s most high-profile outing to date
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Tuesday evening news briefing: Starmer suggests savers aren’t ‘working people’Details
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Father of private schoolgirl who killed herself challenges coroner’s decision to ignore autismDetails
Jonathan Scott-Lee applies for a judicial review after expert witnesses were excluded from inquest into daughter’s death
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King’s former school turned blind eye to child abuse for decades, says inquiryDetails
Report uncovers evidence of sexual grooming and racism at Gordonstoun from 1970s to early 1990s, amid ‘code of silence’ between pupils
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Woman wins £200k in civil rape case after sex therapist claimed his penis could ‘burn up trauma’Details
Michael Lousada must pay Ella Janneh compensation after a session involved penetrative sex, triggering a ‘dissociative panic attack’
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Paula Vennells ‘complained 365 days a year but never about Horizon’Details
Duncan Tait told the inquiry that Paula Vennells was a ‘demanding customer’