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Tuesday November 21 2023

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Constance Kampfner

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Constance Kampfner is a news reporter at The Times. She has investigated anti-abortion groups, online harassment and the domestic abuse of older women. She has also reported from across France on stories ranging from men’s contraception to nuclear fusion and the rise of the religious right. She was named young journalist of the year at the Scottish Press Awards.

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Elagabalus depicted in a 19th-century engraving

Roman emperor was trans woman, declares museum

A Roman emperor was actually a trans woman and will be henceforth referred to as “she”, a museum has declared.

North Hertfordshire Museum has...

Tuesday November 21 2023, 12.01am, The Times

The MSG Sphere, which cost $2 billion, now looms over Las Vegas

UK NEWS | IN PICTURES

Khan bursts Las Vegas Sphere plan for London

Plans to build a 300ft replica of the Las Vegas Sphere in London’s Olympic Park have been blocked by the mayor of London amid concerns over...

Tuesday November 21 2023, 12.01am, The Times

Some Tory support from 2019 is moving back to Labour. John Flye, with his wife Jacqueline, is undecided

‘Braverman was the only one with a backbone — who do I vote for now?’

To tell the story of the 2019 general election, look no further than Bassetlaw, the archetypal red wall seat.

After voting Labour since 1929, this...

Saturday November 18 2023, 9.00am, The Times

Thieves stole £10,000 worth of art and equipment from ArtEsc, a gallery in King’s Cross

Police ‘failing to act’ on deluge of museum and gallery theft

Just one in 40 thefts from galleries, museums and libraries in London results in any kind of criminal sanction, police data shows.

Nearly 6,500...

Saturday November 18 2023, 12.01am, The Times

The Elgin Marbles have been in the British Museum collection since they were sold to the British government in 1816

Starmer open to returning Elgin Marbles, Greek media claim

Sir Keir Starmer is “favourable” to returning the Elgin Marbles but will not raise the issue until after the general election, Greek media has...

Thursday November 16 2023, 8.00pm, The Times

Alastair Bush grew his luscious locks during lockdown

Mullet man aims to be a cut above the Aussies

Australia may have retained the Ashes this summer, but a GP from Dorset plans to take revenge through a lesser-known sport — competitive mullet...

Wednesday November 15 2023, 12.01am, The Times

Turkish destinations such as Istanbul have long been holiday favourites thanks to affordable prices

Turkey to overtake France as Europe’s second choice for tourist trips

Turkey is set to overtake France to become Europe’s second most popular holiday destination, a trend driven in part by people seeking risky...

Tuesday November 14 2023, 12.01am, The Times

The Prodigy’s Maxim: “I go on stage and this persona comes out. When I come off stage, that persona goes back in the box”

VISUAL ART | INTERVIEW

The Prodigy’s Maxim: ‘It’s not a feeling that goes away when you lose someone’

I am half expecting him to pop up on my screen bare-chested, with his signature white face paint smeared across his eyes, growling a hello. But...

Monday November 13 2023, 5.00pm, The Times

You make me very proud, King tells children saved from Nazis

The King joked about his failing memory when he met a group of former Jewish refugees who were rescued from the Nazis in the months before the...

Friday November 10 2023, 12.01am, The Times

Magistrates were told that Sue Williams’s husband will cash in his pension to compensate drivers whose cars were damaged

Woman who vandalised cars blames menopause and bad parking

A court has been told that a woman vandalised cars, causing £8,000 of damage, because they had parked on the pavement and she was feeling...

Monday November 06 2023, 7.20pm, The Times

Bottles being handed out in Godalming, Surrey, where almost 12,000 people are without running water

Thames Water under fire after storm leaves thousands high and dry

Campaigners have blamed a lack of investment by Thames Water after more than 13,000 people in Surrey were left without water following Storm...

Monday November 06 2023, 12.40pm, The Times

Sally Stewart, pictured in the early 2000s, was first to spot the signs of her husband’s dementia

Alastair Stewart reveals guilt about relying on wife’s dementia care

Alastair Stewart has described the “soul-destroying” feelings evoked by having to be cared for by his wife since his dementia diagnosis.

Wednesday November 01 2023, 4.25pm, The Times

Sir Coxsone Outernational, one of Britain’s leading soundsystems in the Seventies and Eighties

New V&A museum to celebrate black British music

The V&A’s new east London museum will open in 2025 with an exhibition celebrating black British music.

Spanning from 1900 to the present day, The...

Wednesday November 01 2023, 12.35pm, The Times

Ruby Barker, who played Marina Thompson in the regency drama, said she spent nearly a year in hospital after her first psychotic episode

Bridgerton actress ‘abandoned by Netflix’ after psychotic breaks

A Bridgerton actress has accused Netflix of giving her “no support” after she suffered two psychotic breaks.

Ruby Barker, who played Marina...

Tuesday October 31 2023, 4.15pm, The Times

Diana, Princess of Wales, and London City Ballet directors at Sadler’s Wells. The company was forced to fold in 1996

Ballet company backed by Diana leaps back to life after 30 years

A ballet company that once counted Diana, Princess of Wales, among its supporters is relaunching after nearly 30 years with a push to bring dance...

Tuesday October 31 2023, 12.01am, The Times

Student has designs on fusing man and machine

A graduate has fused himself with a robot so that he can design things with “superhuman precision”.

Jasper Mallinson, 27, has created a machine...

Monday October 30 2023, 12.01am, The Times

Artificial intelligence has been used to separate John Lennon’s vocals from a demo given to the band after his death

AI helps Beatles come together to release final song

The Beatles are releasing their “final” song, recorded by John Lennon and resurrected four decades later by the remaining band members.

Thursday October 26 2023, 5.25pm, The Times

David Shrigley with his version of George Orwell’s 1984, also published as Nineteen Eighty-Four

Pulp fiction: Turner prize artist turns unwanted Da Vinci Codes into 1984

An artist has pulped 6,000 copies of The Da Vinci Code and republished them as George Orwell’s 1984.

David Shrigley, a former nominee for the...

Thursday October 26 2023, 11.40am, The Times

The film features interviews with the two men as well as candid personal footage shot over the past decade

Daniel Radcliffe makes film about stunt double paralysed on set

Daniel Radcliffe has produced a documentary about his Harry Potter stunt double, who was paralysed in an on-set accident.

David Holmes was left...

Wednesday October 25 2023, 5.45pm, The Times

Dramas such as Heartstopper resonate more with a Gen Z audience

Less sex, more ‘nomance’: what Gen Z wants from TV

Today’s teenagers could be forgiven for mistaking the television show Skins, first broadcast in 2007, for a dystopian drama.

For members of...

Wednesday October 25 2023, 5.00pm, The Times