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The Crooked House of Windsor is the oldest teahouse in England. Originally built in 1687, the building was reconstructed in 1718.

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Underside of a staircase at the Art Gallery of Ontario

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hardwork with good rhythm

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AI Has a Fatal Flaw—And Nobody Can Fix It

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How to take on Trump’s ‘unhinged’ politics | Rutger Bregman | The Fourcast

With the world still reeling from Donald Trump’s tariffs, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has slashed the UK’s growth forecast and says the global economy will see a “significant slowdown” – add to that, wars in Europe and the Middle … Continue reading

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Cabbages in the Cracks A Green Thumb‘s Surprising Gardening Hack

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Impressive ceiling art

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BBC World Service – The Documentary, The dogs of Palermo

How the Sicilian city of Palermo embraces the stray dogs living on its streets In Palermo, and across southern Italy, there are two main types of stray dog. There are the semi-wild packs that live on the edge of human … Continue reading

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High-rise Kaktus Towers in Copenhagen. Technically not skyscrapers, but they are too cool not to post

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Privatisation has failed, now we take back control | Andy Burnham interview

We went up to Manchester to speak to the Mayor Andy Burnham. We chat Scunthorpe privatisation, how he seized control of Manchester’s bus network, and what the government need to do next. Subscribe to our podcast now, or you’re a … Continue reading

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