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26.11.2024 1:00
Joe Root: ‘Winning the Ashes in Australia would mean more than anything’ England’s record-breaking batter is set for his 150th Test and says he will play for as long as he loves the game“I know this one,” Joe Root says with a little grin as he confirms the latest milestone he will reach in Test cricket on Wednesday when England play New Zealand in Christchurch. “It will be my 150th Test. We’re fortunate to play so much Test cricket compared to other nations, so you can rattle them up rather quickly. But I’ve had to work hard and overcome different challenges along the way, so I’m very grateful to have had so many chances.”A minute earlier Root had been uncertain when I asked him if he knew what it would mean were he to score another 625 Test runs. A modest and generous man, Root thought hard and then admitted he had no clue. The answer is that, once those runs have been accumulated, he will become the second highest scorer in Test cricket. He will overtake Rahul Dravid, Jacques Kallis and Ricky Ponting and trail only Sachin Tendulkar. Continue reading... ...

26.11.2024 3:00
Lack of legal aid lawyers poses threat to Starmer’s asylum pledge, experts say Figures show rise in numbers unable to access legal aid lawyer, with knock-on implications for clearing backlogKeir Starmer’s pledge to clear the asylum backlog is under threat because of a shortage of legal aid solicitors, experts have said.More than 54,000 people seeking asylum or appealing against a refusal in a tribunal in England and Wales this year – 57% of the total – were unable to access a legal aid lawyer, figures show. Continue reading... ...

26.11.2024 3:15
Surveilled review – throw away your phone right now! In a terrifying documentary that will leave you a gibbering wreck, Ronan Farrow delves into cyber surveillance – and lifts the lid on how easy it is for governments to know your every move. Time to hide out in the hillsHead to the Outer Hebrides. Buy a bunker. Go hide out in the hills. But whatever your preferred survival plan (we all have one by now, yes? Good, good), make sure you leave your phone behind. And don’t use it to research your options beforehand. Or talk about them on it. Or even in front of it. Just buy paper, a pen and a pigeon. If that seems over the top to you now, I assure you it won’t by the time you finish Ronan Farrow’s tight hour of terror-documentary, Surveilled.Do you want the short version or the long version? The short version is: we’re done for as private and therefore free citizens. The longer version is: it’s because of the spyware that is already here and being used and abused by countries without too much in the way of traditional democracy or regulation and which is hurtling towards the rest of us in the not too distant future. Unless that too is already here, of course. The point is that you won’t know until it’s too late. Continue reading... ...