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Afternoon Update: Albanese fires back at Keating over Aukus criticism; global banking fears; and US threatens to ban TikTok

PM says Keating’s acerbic attack on the Aukus program ‘diminish him’ as Malcolm Turnbull joins chorus of criticism

The Guardian - AU

My biggest surprise of the week? I have a naked lookalike – and he is making a fortune on OnlyFans

It seems people are paying Mike, who looks a bit like me, to read out the football scores while stripping. What’s the world coming to?

The Guardian - UK

On the right track to improving footpaths

Letters: There is immense value to society in having a well-connected network of rights of way, writes Richard Cuthbert; David Gosling promotes a volunteer footpaths inspector role

The Guardian - UK

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I’ve found my dream job. And it’s all thanks to that nasty fall into the wild garlic

Nothing could be more fulfilling than making the countryside safe for walkers. No one should have to risk their neck on a rickety stile, writes Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Many men have a problematic relationship with food – and I’m one of them

People often tell me that they don’t have an ‘off switch’ when it comes to drinking. I don’t have that problem, but it’s a different story when it comes to eating, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

My kids often baffle me. But at least we agree on subtitles

Research suggests young people use subtitles more than their elders. I suspect this reflects their love of text – and the vagaries of today’s sound designers, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Loneliness is awful – so every day I try to start a conversation with a stranger

For years I have been recognised off the telly, and it has been easy to meet new people. But a memorable party reminded me of why it pays to work at the art of conversation, writes Adrian Chiles

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Cheddar and stout?! Salted caramel?! This messing with hot cross buns has to stop

Once again, overexcited chefs are ruining a delicious seasonal delight with their unnecessary ‘twists’. And don’t get me started on the liberties they take with turkey, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

My friend is driving a freezing-cold Porsche – and the schadenfreude is delicious

You thought spending six figures on a car might guarantee someone will fix it? Think again, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Who are these people who love to feel sand between their toes? I hate it

I adore the sea but what’s to love about a grainy, abrasive substance that gets everywhere, wonders Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

I’m not one for conspiracy theories – but why do pubs hide their low-alcohol options?

Even in dry January, many pubs do little to attract non-drinkers. Shouldn’t they be making a song and dance about their 0% beers and gins, asks Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

What’s it like to watch someone die? Ask a drone pilot

Technology used to distance the military from the deaths they caused. Now everything is up close and personal, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

The One Show viewers believe Adrian Chiles 'wants old job back' after 'taking over' chat

Adrian Chiles appeared on The One Show on Tuesday to promote his new book and viewers noticed how he interviewed a fellow guest

Daily Mirror

BBC The One Show viewers have same response to Adrian Chiles' appearance

The TV star was on the programme to chat to Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas about his new book

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Not a lot of people know that: I can’t help dropping juicy facts into conversations

As my father’s son, I have discovered the pleasures of sharing random bits of interesting information with people – regardless of what we’re talking about, confesses Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

How have I changed in 2023? I have become an avid pothole activist

A whopper on the A4118 tipped me over the edge from merely tutting to reporting the offending cavity to the council. My dog was not impressed

The Guardian - UK

Thanks to you, my glasses no longer slip down my nose. If only it didn’t hurt too much to wear them

You solve one problem, only for a worse one to pop up. Shall I tell you all about my flesh-coloured papule, asks Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Jude Bellingham went to my school! OK, it was 35 years after me, but I’m walking a little bit taller

When a local lad makes it big, everyone wants to share the glory. But don’t question my connection to England’s rising star, writes Adrian Chiles

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Football jargon should be shown a red card

Letters: Mick Hawes, Alan Thomas and Noel Cullinane discuss the latest terms used in the beautiful game

The Guardian - UK

Bonkers football jargon puts people off the game. It needs an idiot filter, and I’m volunteering

England needed to ‘play better with the ball in the attacking third’, according to team captain Harry Kane. But what on earth does that mean, writes Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Stuck in a post office queue, all I could think about was how much I hate self-checkouts

Inching towards the human behind the counter, I saw two machines that could have saved me the wait. Of course they were out of order, writes Adrian Chiles

The Independent UK

Adrian Chiles reveals how he cut down his drinking from 100 units a week

Mindful drinking is the way to go, says the TV and radio presenter

The Guardian - UK

I’ve just had an MRI scan. It should have been stressful – but I’ve never been so relaxed

Half an hour with no decisions to make? That’s my idea of bliss, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Do I really need to drink almost 4 litres of water a day? I haven’t got the bladder for it

I used to laugh at my friends’ frequent toilet breaks. I have a lot more sympathy since I decided to stay properly hydrated, says Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

After a meeting that went on for hours, I was finally told what it was all about. I was being interviewed for a job at MI5

At 24, I was almost recruited by the security services. I had a mediocre degree, was overweight and wore a tracksuit stretched over a plaster cast on my leg. Clearly, just what they were looking for, writes Adrian Chiles

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