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London has always been a city people love to argue about, but according to its mayor, much of that argument has stopped being honest. Sadiq Khan has accused politicians, online bots and foreign state actors of deliberately fuelling a false and damaging picture of the capital, using the tools of…

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Paragraph One: A Family’s Grief Under a Cruel Spotlight When a legend dies, the world leans in, hungry for details, desperate for a piece of the magic that defined a life. But for the family left behind, that hunger can feel less like remembrance and more like an invasion. That is exactly what Dolly Parton’s sister, Stella Parton, is navigating in the days since the country music icon passed away on August 25. Stella, now 77, has always carried herself with grace, but even she has reached a breaking point. During her Friday, September 4 “coffee hour” — a warm,…

There are moments in public life when a single photograph can rewrite a person’s story in the blink of an eye. Last Friday, at the Reform UK party conference in Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre, such a moment arrived amid chaos. Protesters stormed the hall and interrupted Nigel Farage’s speech, and what followed was an ugly, violent scene. Reports described punches being thrown, one person being hit with a crutch, and a woman having her hair pulled. In the confusion, a photograph was taken that would soon spiral across social media. It appeared to show a woman being attacked, with a…

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