The seaside town's "all-round scene" meant that it made it onto the list, which has been carefully put together by the Telegraph Travel's experts. The sand-and-pebble beach is said to have "one of the country's prettiest piers". Not only that, but Clevedon is the ideal place to go even on a rainy day, featuring iconic entertainment venues such as the Curzon Cinema, the "UK’s oldest continually running indie cinema." "For starters, there’s a long and pleasant sand-and-pebble beach backed by a grassy promenade; dotted along it, you’ll find a bandstand, arcades and ice creams. "Rainy day activity: The spectacular Curzon is the UK’s oldest continually running indie cinema; catch a movie and admire the vintage equipment.

Chatting in an interview with The Times, Davies said of Tennant's Fourteenth Doctor: "I think he died. Davies revealed: "David is parked and retired and it’s all Ncuti’s show now. More like thisDavid Tennant and Ncuti Gatwa in Doctor Who. But it's not all sad, as Tennant and Ncuti Gatwa did the unthinkable and pulled off an epic 'bi-generation' in the final 60th anniversary special. Similarly, speaking at a screening of 2023 Christmas special The Church on Ruby Road, Davies joked: "Sorry, it's the age of Ncuti now – it's 'David who?'"

(Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) (Getty Images)Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Independent Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont defended the President Joe Biden’s decision to pause military aid to Israel. We cannot be complicit in Ben-Gvir's war.”Both Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez voted against legislation to provide military assistance to Israel. Make no mistake, this is George Latimer siding with his Republican megadonors over President Biden. (@JamaalBowmanNY) May 9, 2024“My opponent refuses to stand with President Biden,” he said. “Make no mistake, this is George Latimer siding with his Republican megadonors over President Biden.”

After a series of clues, fans were already speculating that Hailey was expecting her first child with husband Justin Bieber. Hailey Bieber announced that she is expecting her first child with her husband, Justin Bieber, on Thursday, May 9, but some internet sleuths believed they already knew. "Honestly I think she’s pregnant," replied another use. "She's totally pregnant," a fan wrote, with another adding, "Yeah Hailey’s pregnant omg." Justin Bieber was crying in a selfieImage: justinbieber/instagram) justinbieber/instagram)Now that the news is out, it could be speculated that Justin's recent crying selfie had to do with Hailey's pregnancy.

Todd Boehly spoke out regarding the pace of the Premier League - and Kalidou Koulibaly's strugglesChelsea owner Todd Boehly revealed defender Kalidou Koulibaly could not adjust to the pace of the Premier League before being sold to Saudi Arabia. Since Boehly and his Clearlake consortium took the reins of the west London club, money has flowed. Boehly recently discussed the global nature of football and the reach of the Premier League. Kalidou Koulibaly struggled to settle in the Premier League after dominating Serie A“There’s no bigger sport in the world,” Boehly said. “When you think about just the size and scale of European football, it’s just mind-numbing and there’s no better league in the world in the Premier League.

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(You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelBritish Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Thursday urged university chiefs to address the rise in antisemitic abuse on campus and disruption of learning in reaction to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Sunak and his ministers will meet with university vice-chancellors to ensure a zero-tolerance approach to antisemitic abuse is adopted on all campuses, Downing Street said.The government said it wants to make it clear that debate and the open exchange of views in universities is essential but that this can never tip over into hate speech, harassment or incitement of violence. "Universities should be places of rigorous debate but also bastions of tolerance and respect for every member of their community," said Sunak. "A vocal minority on our campuses are disrupting the lives and studies of their fellow students and, in some cases, propagating outright harassment and antisemitic abuse. The Union of Jewish Students (UJS) have criticised the "toxic environment" faced by Jewish students across the country.

The world is on the verge of a climate abyss , the UN has warned, in response to a Guardian survey that found that hundreds of the world's foremost climate experts expect global heating to soar past the international target of 1.5C. From a report:

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inboxSomething went wrong, please try again later. Along with Martinez, Rashford, trained with the main group at Carrington on Thursday ahead of the impending visit of Arsenal. United will be itching to get back to winning ways after failing to win their last two matches.

Roads Policing Unit officers managed to catch up to a rider going along the motorway in Wiltshire at 143mph on Thursday morning. They seized the bike, reported the driver, and shared the incident on social media at around 1.10am on May 9. A Wiltshire Specialist Operations spokesperson said: “RPU with this bike rider stretching their legs to a ridiculous 143mph sprint on the M4 tonight. “Bike seized, driver reported.”Speeding is one of the five most common causes of fatal crashes on the roads, along with careless driving, not wearing a seatbelt, using a handheld mobile phone, and drink or drug driving. Wiltshire Police’s Fatal Five campaign raises awareness of the issue and involves roads policing units focusing on catching drivers committing those offences in order to prevent further deadly road traffic accidents.

Former MP Scott Benton filmed by The Times offering to ask question on behalf of a gambling company for cashA Conservative MP filmed undercover by The Times offering to lobby on behalf of the gambling industry for cash has had a complaint to press regulator IPSO rejected. The Times invented a lobbying company and secretly filmed Scott Benton MP agreeing to submit parliamentary questions and leak an unpublished white paper in exchange for between £2,000 and £4,000 per month. The MP said there was no public interest in the story because it did not expose wrongdoing. Future Of Media USA Our weekly does of strategic insight about the future of news media aimed at US readers. Read the Benton versus The Times IPSO adjudication in full.

Claim: The flag of Palestine and other "pro-Palestinian symbols" are banned from the annual Eurovision song contest. Eurovision, officially known as the Eurovision Song Contest, has famously and historically claimed to be nonpolitical, as seen on the competition's official website:NON-POLITICAL EVENT The ESC is a non-political event. So has Eurovision really banned Palestinian flags and symbols? The flag of Palestine — recognized as a sovereign state by 142 of the 193 member states of the United Nations — is not the only flag banned at Eurovision. An internal document accidentally published online ahead of 2016's competition included examples of banned flags, according to CBC News.

We are delighted that Times Higher Education’s chief data officer, Duncan Ross, has been recognised with a Highly Commended Award as a Data Leader of the Year in the British Data Awards 2024. Times Higher Education attended last night’s awards ceremony at the Grand Connaught Rooms, London and was a finalist in four categories. Duncan Ross, chief data officer said: “I am absolutely delighted to receive a Highly Commended Award for Data Leader of the Year in the British Data Awards and this is a huge personal honour. A record 321 nominations were submitted for the fourth edition of the British Data Awards. THE was also a finalist in a further three categories in the British Data Awards 2024 which included:

They were calling out the bank’s large investments in fossil fuel companies and also investments in arms, currently being used to bomb Gaza. There were at least half a dozen Christians who took part in the protest, as part of a group called Christian Climate Action. Christian Climate Action members disrupted the AGM alongside Fossil Free London, Extinction Rebellion Glasgow, the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and more. There was a crowd of protestors outside of the meeting venue, and inside the AGM Christians were amongst those, who stood up and disrupted proceedings by reading impromptu speeches urging Barclays to make the changes needed. Whilst Barclays committed to stop financing new oil & gas expansion ‘projects’ in a renewed energy policy in February, this restricts just 10% of their fossil fuel funding.

England may have the highest percentage of young children who have drunk alcohol, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has revealed. By age 13, this was true for 50 per cent of boys and 57 per cent of girls. In contrast, the global average was just 15 per cent for 11-year-olds and 33 per cent for 13-year-olds. DrunkennessEngland was also listed among the countries with the highest prevalence of drunkenness in young children. Chief Executive of the Institute of Alcohol Studies Dr Katherine Severi said that despite a sharp decrease in underage drinking since 2000, the UK remains “one of the heaviest drinking nations in the world”.