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Two local franchisees affiliated with Primrose Schools, a national chain of early childhood education facilities, are eyeing a roughly 85-year-old church near 12South for what will be their third area location. Amy James and Susan Davis have the property under contract with owner Greater Christ Temple Church Inc. and hope to close on the acquisition by year’s end. The address is 2400 10th Ave. S., with the brick church building sitting catty-corner for Waverly Belmont Elementary School. J...

By The Jouker The Jouker Boris Johnson sought to remind anyone who would read his jacket that he is, actually, the Prime Minister BORIS Johnson has become the latest Tory to remind people of his job title by having it printed on his jacket. The "PRIME MINISTER", as his jacket clearly states underneath a badge that says "United Kingdom Carrier Strike Group", was attending a photo op on board the HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier ahe...

The Human Voice review - an intense half hour that pulls no punches | reviews, news & interviews The Human Voice review - an intense half hour that pulls no punches The Human Voice review - an intense half hour that pulls no punches A jilted woman turns her back on misery by Sarah KentWednesday, 19 May 2021 Tilda Swinton contemplates suicide in Pedro Almodovar’s The Human Voice Photo by Iglesias Mas I wonder how many relationships have foundered during lockdown and how many hav...

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Life in full bloom in a floral designer’s home Swan lake: Tamsin Scott in her sitting room with a picture by fashion photographer Tim Walker above the fireplace. Photograph: Rachael Smith/The Observer Swan lake: Tamsin Scott in her sitting room with a picture by fashion photographer Tim Walker above the fireplace. Photograph: Rachael Smith/The Observer Swans and blossoms abound in the charming Rye cottage of a flower expert who works in film Sun 16 May 2021 04.30 EDT Peering through the ga...

‘From a standing fart’: readers on their favourite Grauniad mistakes Readers list some of the paper’s most memorable gaffes and typos over the years as the Guardian celebrates its bicentenary The subeditors’ room at the offices of the Manchester Guardian in 1958. Photograph: Bert Hardy/Getty Images The subeditors’ room at the offices of the Manchester Guardian in 1958. Photograph: Bert Hardy/Getty Images Letters Fri 14 May 2021 12.44 EDT Last modified on Fri 14 May 2021...

Have you changed the way you travel for sustainable reasons? ‘Whether or not sustainable travel is possible is a question I have considered deeply. On the one hand, travel has so many positive societal benefits – allowing us to shift our perspectives, learn from other cultures, bring important economic benefits to communities. But tourism has, of course, a large and growing carbon footprint. I have a wanderer’s spirit – I grew up with stories of my parents hitch-hiking and sailing aroun...

For many women, the person whose style has most inspired their own is their mother. That’s certainly the case for many celebrities, some of whom have posed with their moms in fashion campaigns, highlighting how their singular mother-daughter style (and beauty) has carried on through generations. From bona fide supermodel Naomi Campbell and her model mom Valerie Morris-Campbell (who taught her daughter how to walk *and* how to strut) to Cindy Crawford and Kaia Gerber (who says she still borrow...

Fishing might not seem the most obvious grounds for a fight, but that’s exactly what’s happening right now in the Channel. France and the UK are locked in a fierce dispute over post-Brexit fishing rights with Jersey at the heart of the row. In a marked escalation of tensions, Boris Johnson has ordered two Royal Navy vessels to patrol the waters around the island amid fears of a possible blockade. On Thursday morning, it emerged that the French...

THE DETAIL/RNZ Some of the projects which received the grant got a bit of flak for their unusual proposals, the Detail speaks to artists who received the grant and Creative NZ’s chief executive Stephen Wainwright who defends their approach to supporting the arts. (Video first published October 2020). Calls have been made for Creative New Zealand to include a vetting clause in its grants policies, so applicants facing serious criminal charges cannot cash in on funding for arts projects. But t...