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Sacred Mysteries: Goya’s demonic monsters confront a saintly Borgia
A monster with giant yellow cat’s eyes is the first figure to attract attention in a painting in a dark chapel in Valencia Cathedral. Only on revisiting it last week did I realise that this was an original canvas by Francisco Goya, with a companion piece on the opposite wall, both painted in 1786. They were damaged when the cathedral was set on fire by Republican supporters in 1936.
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Professor Pat Price: ‘The NHS can’t run at full capacity – bureaucracy is clogging the system’
Professor Pat Price is interested in my microphone. I’ve asked the renowned cancer specialist to attach a little wireless mic to her lapel, the better to record our conversation. “The better the quality of the audio,” I explain, as we settle down to chat in her flat in London’s Holland Park, “the better the transcription.” For I am also using software on my phone which will automatically transcribe what we say. It’s the kind of technology that when I started my career 25 years ago would have bee
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This week’s puzzles selection includes a brainteaser from The Last of Us
The Telegraph Puzzles website is filled to the brim with puzzles that get refreshed every day. Keeping up with it all can be a little challenging, especially in a week where you might not have had to commute because of strikes.
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Readers raise £726,000 for the annual Telegraph Christmas Charity Appeal
A grand total of £726,000 has been raised by readers for The Telegraph Christmas Charity Appeal 2022.
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New bond pays 6.25pc as savings war heats up
Investors can earn an annual interest rate of 6pc if they lend money to a company providing care for the elderly for six years, far ahead of the typical savings account.
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s audacious plan to store carbon deep beneath the North Sea
More than 12 miles west from the Danish coast, the Siri oil rig sits squat amid the North Sea gloom, buffeted by two-metre high waves.
The TelegraphFriday Night with Nadine Dorries, review: Carefully rationed Boris Johnson pre-record lacks bite
“This is it – I’m so excited.” One person, at least, was looking forward to Nadine Dorries’s interview with Boris Johnson. That lucky soul was, of course, the ex-Prime Minister, who knew he was in for the lightest of grillings from his former Culture Secretary as she kicked off her new TalkTV chat show, Friday Night With Nadine.
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Elon Musk 'not guilty' of fraud after Tesla sale tweet
Elon Musk has been cleared of liability for investors' losses in a fraud trial over his 2018 tweets falsely claiming that he had secured funding for a private buyout of Tesla.
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Letters: Energy customers confronted with bills that bear no relation to reality
SIR – Last year I paid British Gas £378 monthly by direct debit, and the cost of my energy consumption over three months was £577.
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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang jets off to Milan after Champions League dumping by Chelsea
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang apparently flew straight to Milan after being left shocked and disappointed by Chelsea’s decision to dump him out of their Champions League squad just five months after joining the club.
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Chelsea toothless despite lively Enzo Fernandez debut
By Sam Wallace, at Stamford Bridge
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Double rapist ‘could have become legally female under Nicola Sturgeon’s gender reforms’
A double rapist would have been able to become legally female under Nicola Sturgeon’s gender reforms despite the First Minister admitting the predator is “almost certainly” faking being trans, a leading lawyer has said.
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Steve Borthwick ready to banish the ghosts of the Eddie Jones era
Steve Borthwick knows he cannot rewrite history but has vowed that his England side will show enough desire to win over those that booed them from the field two months ago.
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Royal Mail make ‘bizarre’ decision to send stamp books as compensation for lost parcels
The Royal Mail is sending customers stamp books instead of refunds, it has emerged, as delays with parcel deliveries continue.
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How Nicola Bulley disappeared in 10 minutes
A week after a mother-of-two vanished, suddenly, while walking her dog on a crisp Friday morning, detectives are only truly confident of one thing: whatever happened to Nicola Bulley, happened in a narrow 10-minute window.
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Online misogyny set to be outlawed
Misogynistic abuse should be banned online, the Government believes.
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Village holds roadside vigils in desperate search for Nicola Bulley
Ever since Nicola Bulley vanished without trace from her small Lancashire village, local residents have taken it in turns to hold a roadside vigil holding aloft placards appealing for help to solve her mysterious disappearance.
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‘I have told your parents to stop the c--p’, Judge tells custody row brothers
A judge wrote a letter to two young brothers explaining how he had told their parents “to behave a bit better and stop the c--p after their custody battle came to court.
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Universities must embrace ChatGPT and not fight it, says Cambridge scholar
A senior University of Cambridge academic has warned there is no point in banning ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence chatbot capable of writing convincing essays.
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Nadine Dorries suggests Dominic Raab should resign to fight bullying allegations
Nadine Dorries has suggested that Dominic Raab, her former Cabinet colleague, should resign from his front bench role to fight an “avalanche” of bullying accusations.
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Exclusive: German football coach unmasked as 'Russian double agent'
The alleged Russian spy at the centre of the biggest European intelligence scandal in decades can today be identified as volunteer football coach Carsten Linke.
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England's previously 'illegal' scrum forces change for Scotland game
England will deploy a new-look scrum against Scotland in their Six Nations opener after their previous set play was described as "very illegal" by referees.
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Fake travel agent stole £2.6 million before pretending to have cancer
A fake travel agent stole £2.6 million and then pretended to have cancer.
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Simon Case is being scapegoated by anti-Boris coalition, sources claim
If certain voices in Westminster are to be believed, Rishi Sunak could sweep away all of his current difficulties with a single swing of the axe: by sacking Simon Case, the Cabinet Secretary.
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Matthew Hoggard says Yorkshire racism hearing is 'not a fair process'
Ashes winners Matthew Hoggard and Tim Bresnan have withdrawn from the disciplinary process involving allegations made by their former Yorkshire team-mate Azeem Rafiq over fears they will not get a fair hearing.
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Drinking water on Royal Navy ship 'contaminated' - with sailors hospitalised
The drinking water on board a Royal Navy ship has become contaminated, with at least one sailor hospitalised.