Новости за 07.06.2016

Keep the wheels rolling over the hot summer months with a seasonal wardrobe update

I'm sick of hearing that white, wealthy, male Bernie Sanders is the 'radical' choice for America

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There is no arcane historical legal argument but an embarrassing political case, in which three named Armenians – who are full US citizens – will assert their rights to land under the Incirlik Nato base in Turkey

As the developed world stares down the barrel of an uberising economy it is worth pausing to celebrate the relentless effort of the trade unions and the select committee system

None of her ideas seem that innovative - which probably means she won't make promises she can't keep. But it also means she fails to excite as much as she should

Eight years after replacing David Cameron, Boris Johnson acknowledges that no victory in democratic history has been more pyrrhic

The restoration will be the first at the site in more than 200 years

Workers at the factory are not paid overtime and have wages docked for turning up even a minute late. The committee even heard that one woman was allegedly offered a better contract in return for sexual favours, while another had to give birth in the factory's toilets

An intimate living room presentation of Poulenc's 1958 operatic monologue by the inaugural Cardiff Festival of Voice

If it seems jarring to watch the Conservative frontbench attempt to woo eighteen year olds, it's because they've spent the past six years making their lives actively worse

The victim isn't searching for pity, and she says she doesn't want Turner to "rot away in prison". What she does want is something he's outright refused: for him to try to understand

Excitement for the eighth Harry Potter story, The Cursed Child, is at an all-time high, previews of the stage play having just begun and images of the cast in costume being released.

Now we have the stats to prove what we knew all along – welfare cuts are based on stereotypes not evidence

The other bridesmaids all have brunette hair

The mysterious, destructive, dark parts of the universe might have 'hair' that could answer one of the most puzzling paradoxes of physics

Never was private wealth better employed in the service of public culture

We don't think a handsomely paid chief executive might be demotivated by their large income, but suggest £70 a week for every citizen would mean we'd take to our couches en masse

The parliamentary debate on the Mail on Sunday petition for the UK to stop sending aid misses the real scandal: UK tax havens enable the corruption that undermines the power of aid

A bonus Top 10 to add to my collection. As an 'added bonus' (which is usually a tautology but not in this case), there are 18 of them