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In his small barbershop with sandy wooden floorboards and a fishbowl glass window to the street outside, Ruben Galante has for some four decades watched presidents come and go, myriad economic crises, and fast-rising prices. The 67-year-old has jotted down every haircut for over 20 years, a rare personal history of the ebbs and flows of inflation during a period of patchy - and at times unreliable - official data. Galante's colorful lined notebooks, tucked away on a small shelf in the corner of his store, show that between 1991 and 2023, haircut prices rose from 15 pesos to 3,000 pesos.

Few know the longstanding link between the submarine community and the Jolly Roger. As with most Royal Canadian Navy traditions, this one traces its origin to the British, more precisely, to comments made by the First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Arthur Wilson. He referred to the advent of submarine warfare as ‘underhanded, unfair, and damned un-English’ and argued that enemy submariners should be hanged as pirates upon capture.

Love to party? Check out these Oktoberfest celebrations around the world (that aren't in Munich, Germany). We guarantee you will have fun!

Fergus Ewing, the Nationalist MSP who today faces a disciplinary hearing that may result in his suspension from the party, stands in a long and honourable line of great Scottish troublemakers.

PROTESTERS have been demonstrating outside Reading Crown Court over jurors' rights to acquit a defendant irrespective of guidance from a judge.