A Times article by Gabrielle Weiniger about the Palestinian terror attack in Jerusalem earlier in the week that killed six, (“Jerusalem shooting: six killed in attack at bus stop are named“, Sept. 8)m included the following claim:The incident marks the first serious terrorism attack in the city since the beginning of the Gaza war. As we noted in a complaint to Times editors, this is not accurate. A shooting attack at a busy Jerusalem junction by two Palestinian terrorists killed three Israelis on November 30, 2023. Our complaint was upheld, the sentence above removed, and the following added:The last incident took place in November 2023, when two gunmen from east Jerusalem opened fire from a vehicle towards civilians waiting at a bus stop, killing three people. Related Posts

We’ve long thought pot plants and cups of tea were good for our wellbeing - but it turns out they might be slowing us down. The study, commissioned to mark the launch of the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Series, has found a nation with their focus under siege. The study has also revealed the most popular productivity boosters, with technology being cited as a key driver in unlocking smarter, faster ways to get things done. Annika Bizon, Mobile Experience VP of Product and Marketing, at Samsung UK & Ireland said: “We’re all guilty of losing focus. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Series is designed to help, with smart tools that anticipate what you need, when you need it, removing friction from everyday tasks so even the mid-afternoon slump doesn’t have to derail your day."

Furious Royal Mail customers have revealed their nightmare experiences at the hands of the once-trusted postal service, from dead ladybirds to 'vanishing' wedding suits. The Putney resident added that Royal Mail later apologised for the traumatic incident. Alex Kozlowski, 26, experienced a slightly less morbid but equally stressful nightmare at the hands of Royal Mail in the run-up to his wedding. Royal Mail said it could 'only assume' a label from a different parcel had managed to get stuck on the box. Amanda Fergusson, of the Greeting Cards Association, previously said customers 'expect more for less from Royal Mail, not even less for significantly more'.

The founder of Blue Labour told Times Radio: “Peter Mandelson, also with Alistair Campbell, they were the masters of spin. Advertisement• Read in full: Starmer has a Peter Mandelson problemEx-foreign secretary: Starmer ignored Mandelson warningsA former Conservative foreign secretary has said the appointment and sacking of Mandelson “is even worse than it first appears”. It’s shameful that Peter Mandelson didn’t resign in the national interest and in the interest of the government, but he’s not that sort of person. “In particular Peter Mandelson’s suggestion that Jeffrey Epstein’s first conviction was wrongful and should be challenged is new information. Leaked emails showed that Mandelson told Epstein in 2008 that he should “fight for early release” as he was awaiting sentence for a child sex offence.

One poster on X said: "Today, I learnt that Cinnabon has pulled out of the UK completely, and I'm devastated. Another added: "They’ve shut all the Scottish Cinnabon stores I'm about to RIOT." Today, I learnt that @Cinnabon has pulled out of the UK completely, and im devastated. EG On the Move, who partnered with Cinnabon to bring the chain to the UK, says they are now closing all remaining sites. Recommended reading:A spokesperson for EG On the Move said: "EG On The Move has made the strategic decision to close all Cinnabon locations operated in the UK.

Listen to David read this articleSome 30 years ago I found myself working with David Pritchard, a director who turned the late Keith Floyd into a TV star. He had first encountered Floyd, glass in hand, chaotically running a Bristol restaurant and coaxed him into cooking on television, often, it appeared, semi-sloshed, on a trawler or a gale swept hillside or, memorably, in a field of ostriches. More than 20 television series ran with Floyd at the helm, and one of the attractions was the obvious tension between him and his director. One day, while we were editing a programme, David walked in fresh from filming with Floyd. Then he leant closer and told me he didn't have to worry: "Rick will save me."

In its trademark application, the firm said the name was tied to amusement park services and hotels. In August, Universal also applied to use "Universal Studios Grand Hotel" in connection with entertainment services, hotels, and restaurants, according to the BBC. The firm is currently waiting for government approval to proceed with the proposed theme park. The theme park, which is part of a larger entertainment resort complex (ERC), will be located within the 'Core Zone'. The 'West Gateway Zone' and 'Lake Zone' will supplement the park with various entertainment and recreational uses.

Yet Reform UK has no education spokesperson and apart from Nigel Farage claiming that universities are “poisoning the minds” of students, higher education received little direct attention at the party’s annual conference in Birmingham last week. But by speaking to the delegates mingling in the cavernous National Exhibition Centre, Times Higher Education was able to gather some insight into what a Reform UK government could mean for universities. Andrea Jenkyns, the Reform UK mayor of Greater Lincolnshire and former Conservative minister for skills, said she wanted to end the “snobbery” of universities and push for higher education to “get back to basics”. But, according to Menon, that might, in reality, mean more, rather than less, political heat on universities under a Reform government. “My fear is that because of the way the electorate splits – which basically means that people with a degree don’t support Reform – universities start to look like soft targets for [Reform] in the same way that they do for Trump,” he said.

Prince Harry met with his father, King Charles III, in London on Wednesday, in what appeared to be the first step toward healing a rift that has sundered the British royal family since the prince and his American-born wife, Meghan, withdrew from royal duties and moved to the United States in 2020. A car carrying Harry, 40, was seen entering Clarence House, the king’s London residence, at 5:20 p.m. on a rainswept afternoon. Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, had been staying at Balmoral Castle in Scotland earlier in the week, but returned to London, where the king also presided over an investiture ceremony at Clarence House on Wednesday, according to Buckingham Palace. But a palace official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said father and son had shared a private tea at Clarence House. The BBC reported that the session had lasted 55 minutes, somewhat longer than the 30 minutes that Harry spent with Charles in February 2024.

AdvertisementTrump: Kirk’s wife ‘devastated’President Trump told reporters Thursday he had “a long talk” with Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk’s widow, on Thursday. South Park episode mocking Kirk is pulledComedy Central has removed reruns of a recent South Park episode that made fun of Charlie Kirk. Jezebel amends article describing Charlie Kirk ‘curse’Jezebel, a feminist website, has amended an article that it published on September 8 which described paying “Etsy witches to curse Charlie Kirk”. FBI releases images of ‘person of interest’FBIThe FBI has released images of a person suspected of involvement in the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk made conservatism cool again“Prove Me Wrong” read the signs on the canopy under which Charlie Kirk sat in a sunny campus courtyard in central Utah.

"This series will see Herriot's wonderful characters navigating the opportunities that a new world brings, a host of animals great and small, and of course, each other." All Creatures Great and Small season 6 is coming to 5 on Thursday 25th September at 9pm. You can order James Herriot's All Creatures Great and Small from Amazon. Add All Creatures Great and Small Series 6 to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more. AdCheck out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on.

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The British government announced on Thursday that it had fired its ambassador to Washington, Peter Mandelson, after a flurry of emails and other correspondence painted a vivid portrait of his close ties to the financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. In a statement, the British Foreign Office said, “The emails show that the depth and extent of Peter Mandelson’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein is materially different from that known at the time of his appointment.”The government singled out an email from Mr. Mandelson to Mr. Epstein in 2008, in which Mr. Mandelson lamented Mr. Epstein’s conviction for soliciting sex from a minor and gave him advice about how to fight his legal troubles. “Peter Mandelson’s suggestion that Jeffrey Epstein’s first conviction was wrongful and should be challenged is new information,” the statement said. “In light of that, and mindful of the victims of Epstein’s crimes, he has been withdrawn as ambassador with immediate effect.”

2003Lord Mandelson’s message to Epstein in which he describes him as his “best pal” is included in a “birthday book” compiled by British convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell. Epstein is later arrested and Bloomberg reports that Lord Mandelson asks the paedophile for updates on the same day, saying “keep me posted”. 2010During his time as business secretary, Lord Mandelson makes a deal with Epstein for the sale of a UK taxpayer-owned banking business. The House Oversight Committee in the US releases a number of documents from the Epstein estate, including the “birthday book” with Lord Mandelson’s message in it. The Prime Minister faces growing calls to sack Lord Mandelson over his association with Epstein.

The anonymous street artist Banksy caused a stir on Monday with a striking new work depicting a judge attacking a protester with a gavel, painted on one of Britain’s most prestigious court buildings. The image, in black and white, apart from a splatter of red on the demonstrator’s sign, appeared on an outer wall of the Royal Courts of Justice, an imposing London complex that houses the High Court and Court of Appeal of England and Wales and is considered one of the most secure locations in Britain. Now, just two days later, Banksy’s latest work is gone. The complex had quickly moved to block the artwork from public view, moving large metal screens in front of it on Monday. Then, on Wednesday morning, visitors to the mural filmed a man, wearing a mask, scrubbing the image off the walls, with two police officers standing guard nearby.