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Jet zero: future of flight or pie-in-the-sky thinking?
Talking Point New report finds no amount of alternative sustainable jet fuels could sustain the UK’s current flying habits
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Creme Egg heist foiled by police
Speed Read Thief facing two years in prison after using stolen tractor to make off with 200,000 chocolate eggs
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The world’s most eye-catching Christmas trees
In Pictures Queen Victoria helped to popularise the iconic symbol of the festive season
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The UK’s migration ‘surge’ examined
feature 1.1 million people migrated to the UK last year, according to the latest ONS data
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Michelle Mone: The Tory peer facing ‘shocking’ allegations of pandemic profiteering
Under the Radar The former lingerie entrepreneur reportedly made £29m in profit from dubious PPE firm she recommended to government ministers
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Quiz of The Week: 29 October – 4 November
Puzzles and Quizzes Have you been paying attention to The Week’s news?
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Prime ministers and private schools
Talking Point Cutting education budgets could be ‘difficult’ for Sunak given the cost of his children’s schools
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The Queen and her prime ministers - in pictures
In Pictures Through her 70-year reign, the Queen greeted 15 prime ministers
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Properties of the week: homes for art deco-lovers
The Week Recommends Featuring Glasgow's ‘first skyscraper’, a converted department store and a seaside escape
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Visions of Ancient Egypt: ‘a blockbuster having a breakdown’
The Week Recommends The exhibition marks the centenary of archaeologist Howard Carter’s discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb
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Quiz of the week: 20 – 26 August
Puzzles and Quizzes Have you been paying attention to The Week’s news?
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Where schools stand legally on children’s trans rights
feature Government’s chief legal adviser says schools can ‘ignore’ trans students’ pronoun preferences
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Eurovision venue odds: the cities most likely to host the song contest
In Depth Glasgow is the frontrunner to host the famous competition
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Eight unmissable business ideas for growth, streamlining and modernisation
feature The rising cost of living affects businesses too, but these innovative services can help you ensure your company, profits and goals all continue to grow
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Britain’s ‘astronomical’ inflation rise in five charts
feature Analysts warn that prices will continue to rise beyond the next 12 months
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Should ministers have powers to stop early release for prisoners?
Talking Point Inmates could be forced to serve the full term of their sentence under new powers
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PMQs: Boris Johnson’s best zingers and worst gaffes
In the Spotlight ‘Hasta la vista, baby’ were the PM’s final words from the despatch box
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Best children’s books for the summer holidays
In Depth The Week Junior’s Summer of Reading challenge celebrates young readers’ ‘superpowers’
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Eight solutions for your finances, investment and retirement planning
feature These companies aim to boost your finances and help inform your decisions when planning for the future
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Putin and Russia’s territorial ambitions
feature Moscow has tried to claim a string of regions since the collapse of the Soviet Union
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Dominic Raab, Angela Rayner and the ‘approving wink’
In the Spotlight Justice secretary claims gesture was intended for another Labour frontbencher
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Why Lithuania is feeling nervous about Russia
feature Trade blockage and cyberwarfare have unsettled relations between neighbouring territories
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The 6 January hearings: a reckoning for Donald Trump?
feature The congressional hearings are unlikely to rescue the Democrats from the midterms – but they could save US democracy
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Keir Starmer: too boring for power?
Talking Point Party insiders worry their leader's lack of charisma may be holding Labour back
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