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Headmaster shares remaster of "Making Waves"

London-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Headmaster’s story sits at an unusual overlap of music, leadership and community. Originally from North Wales, he's spent decades developing a creativ...

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‘It’s unrecognisable’: How being a tax haven has changed Jersey.

by Kalyeena Makortoff — The Guardian

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Ancient Anglo-Saxon Remains Unearthed During Home Renovation in Kent, England

In 2019, a routine home renovation project in Wye, Kent, England, unexpectedly uncovered ancient human remains, causing a temporary police investigation. Ross Sledger, the homeowner, initially believed the bones belonged to a farm animal or pet when a builder discovered them during a kitchen addition. Upon learning the remains were human, Sledger expressed shock, stating, 'You must be joking, this is a wind-up,' but the builder confirmed the seriousness of the find. Archaeologists later determined the bones were Anglo-Saxon, dating back approximately 1,000 years. The discovery included a femur, two skulls, ribs, part of a pelvis, and fragments of a humerus and finger bones. Police treated the site as a potential crime scene, with officers stationed overnight and neighbors' floodlights and a barking dog disrupting Sledger's sleep. After 48 hours, specialists confirmed the remains were ancient, not related to a modern crime. The remains were transferred to a historical society and later re-interred in August 2026 during a ceremony at a nearby church. The vicar chose the hymn 'Jerusalem' for the ceremony, which Sledger described as a fitting tribute. Sledger also recounted finding additional bone fragments while installing artificial grass, causing further renovation delays. The article notes that such discoveries are not uncommon in the UK, citing another couple who found a hoard of 70 historic English coins in their backyard in 2020, which sold for over £380,000 at auction in 2025. The story emphasizes the unexpected intersection of modern home improvement and historical archaeology, highlighting the careful handling of ancient remains by authorities and the community.

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Scotland and the Constitution: Agreeing a way forward

Co-authored by Prof. Kezia Dugdale, Associate Director and Stephen Noon, Research Associate, this report marks both the 10th Anniversary of the Independence Referendum and 25th Anniversary of the Scot...

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How Burnham will tackle his first big international test in Trump meeting | News Politics | Metro News

Andy Burnham is heading to New York tonight for the United Nations General Assembly - and a high-profile meeting with President Trump.

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UK Changes Teacher Eligibility Rules Excluding Nigeria

The UK has updated its rules for granting Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) in England, removing Nigeria from the list of eligible countries for overseas-trained teachers. The change, announced by the De… · Photo : ell brown · CC BY · Flickr

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Beyond Ukraine: Why Europe is preparing for a wider conflict

Something is spooking Europe. Even famously neutral Switzerland adopted a new national security strategy calling for greater resilience and an ability to defend itself against armed attack.