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The US president is pushing for a Saudi-Israel deal, a breakthrough on Palestine and an understanding with Iran. But the ‘American century’ is long gone

A Barnsley-born lad, who through interviewing the world's biggest stars, became a household name himself.

‘Parky’ was Britain’s most successful chat show host who interviewed the world’s most famous faces including actors, musicians, sportspeople, royalty and politicians.

Chat show legend Sir Michael Parkinson has died at his home surrounded by his family at the age of 88, with his loved ones confirming hed suffered from a brief illness.

His career saw him at the helm of more than 600 shows and 2,000 interviews - and while most celebrities adored talking to Parky, there were a few notable exceptions.

Before Parky, TV audiences had never seen his style of intimate, comfy chats with stars of stage and screen - and he made Saturday night TV almost unthinkable without him

After cutting his teeth at the Daily Express, Sir Michael Parkinson, who has died aged 88, enjoyed a stellar career interviewing the most famous people on the planet. His encounters with the likes of Muhammad Ali, David Attenborough, Paul McCartney and, to his lasting chagrin, Emu, remain part of TV folklore.

The Suez Canal Authority reported that the salvage operation for the tug that sunk in an accident on Saturday was completed after three days of recove...

In today’s letters to the editor: African politics; the Northwest Passage; wildfires; foreign-trained physicians; copyright in Canada; BCE; supply management

Nowadays, microcars are increasingly gaining popularity in many parts of the world as an alternative solution to solve pollution and traffic problems in ...