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The Mirror & the Light by Hilary Mantel review – Cromwell’s end

The long-awaited final part of the Booker-winning trilogy is a masterpiece that will keep yielding its riches So the trilogy is complete, and it is magnificent. The portrait of Thomas Cromwell that began with Wolf Hall (2009) and continued with Bring Up the Bodies (2012) now concludes with a novel of epic proportions, every bit as thrilling, propulsive, darkly comic and stupendously intelligent as its predecessors. “Concludes” is perhaps not the word, for there is no tone of finality. Cromwell, Lord Privy Seal, deputy head of the church in England, chief minister, second man of the realm, Cremuel, my Lord Cromell, Crumb to friends, has a great deal of business to do, through 900 pages, before we contemplate endings. The heights of his power are all before us, and though he likes ladders he prefers to think of wings. Bring Up the Bodies closed with bloodshed and wreckage. “But it’s useful wreckage, isn’t it?” and now Cromwell uses it, strenuously remodelling catastrophes as oppor...
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State pension news: Loophole exposes major flaw in Corbyn's WASPI pledge

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JEREMY CORBYN was facing questions last night over whether Labour’s £58billion pension compensation pledge could trigger a series of claims from transgender people. The Labour leader has been struggling to explain how a future Labour government could fund his offer to pay up to £31,300 to so-called Waspi women born in the 1950s whose state pension has been cut by changes to the retirement date. from Daily Express :: News Feed https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1210771/state-pension-news-waspi-jeremy-corbyn-labour-party via Wigan Services
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Coronavirus Scotland LIVE: Almost 1,600 school staff absent due to Covid as 714 more cases overnight

ALMOST 1,600 school workers are absent due to Covid-19 as infections rocket across the country.

As concerns mount about a second wave of the pandemic, we can reveal staff including teachers, jannies and dinner ladies are bearing the brunt of the latest outbreaks.

A total of 27,232 Scots have contracted the infection since it first emerged north of the border.

The new cases recorded overnight represented 11.5 per cent of all newly tested individuals.

Here’s the latest from Scotland’s battle against the pandemic.



from The Sun https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12756653/coronavirus-scotland-live-school-staff-absent-covid-spike/
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