Andy Burnham placed the buses in Manchester under public control, not ownership. The routes are run by private operators (Kemi Badenoch says Labour ‘just wants a better salesman’ – it might be a good start, 21 May, p8).
A book review (A study of the city that shaped Nazism, 16 May, Saturday magazine, p50) described Weimar as the capital of the German state of Thuringia; in fact, it was replaced in 1948 by Erfurt.
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Friday briefing: As Israel’s coalition collapses, can its prime minister hang on to power
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Why it seems like everyone in Australia is travelling to Vietnam
New breed of political prisoner arises in Britain as anti-protest sentences rise
The pothole puzzle: the bumpy ride to fixing Britain’s broken roads
The biggest budget myths: why claims of ‘massive tax bills’ and an investor exodus fall short
California: 40,000 people ordered to evacuate over chemical leak fears
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