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Moonflower Murders episode 1 recap: Where is Cecily?

Moonflower Murders episode 1 sees Susan back on the case

WhatToWatch

Taoiseach leads tributes after death of songwriter Johnny Duhan

Tributes have been paid to Mr Duhan, 74, who had written songs recorded by artists such as Christy Moore, The Dubliners and Mary Black.

Evening Standard

National Pie and Mash Week: 8 of London's most famous shops

With traditional pie and mash shops in jeopardy, a slice of London’s history is under threat of fading away

Evening Standard

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The story behind the "Goodbye Daniel Ricciardo" books of the U.S. Grand Prix

In the fan zone at the Circuit of the Americas, next to a jar of earplugs and a few feet from an industrial sized jug of free sunscreen, sat a 3-inch thick book with heavy blank white pages. Fans were shuffling from the midday heat into the tent where the…

Motorsport

John Chowning, godfather of digital pop: ‘My wife told me: I didn’t think I’d have to compete with a computer’

Both composer and programmer, Chowning invented the way modern synths work and changed the sound of music for ever. Aged 90, he explains why he’s still at it

The Guardian - UK

66-Year-Old Who's Struggling With $1,601 Monthly, Share's Why She Refuses To Touch Her 401(k) Until She's 70

A retired teacher faces financial hardship despite her 401(k). She struggles to make ends meet on Social Security and hesitates to use her retirement savings.

International Business Times UK

Memory Of 'Chariots Of Fire' Hero Liddell Burns Bright For Daughter

Patricia Russell was only six when she said farewell to her father Eric Liddell for the final time but she retains fond memories of the athlete immortalised in the Oscar-winning film "Chariots of Fire".

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Steven Van Zandt: ‘Every Springsteen needs a guy reminding them they were once nobody’

As a HBO new documentary airs on Sky, the guitarist from the E Street Band talks to Craig McLean about being Springsteen’s right-hand man, acting in ‘The Sopranos’, fighting for Nelson Mandela, and how the corporate takeover has changed music forever

The Independent UK

What to Expect in a Gray Divorce (and Three Steps to Prepare)

Legal costs, how assets are divided, and other expenses can be eyebrow-raising. Being prepared before you start the process is critical.

Kiplinger

A moment that changed me: I discovered my mother was a sex worker

As a judgmental 10-year-old, I was shocked and ashamed when I walked in on Mam with a client. Decades later, I realised what a remarkable woman she was

The Guardian - UK

Willie Mullins: ‘Is this the year we have a blowout at Cheltenham? The expectation is so heavy’

The Irish trainer is expected to dominate at the Cheltenham Festival once again with the milestone of 100 winners firmly in his sights

The Guardian - UK

Travis Kelce's Dad Met Taylor Swift and Was a Real Dad About It

"You know...like a real idiot!"

Marie Claire

Simon Pegg on sequels, alcoholism and fame: ‘People always ask when I’m going on Strictly – never’

The ‘Mission: Impossible’ star is lending his voice to a Quentin Blake animation for BBC One this festive season. Annabel Nugent finds out how he mixes family life with fame, whether he’ll be a part of Tom Cruise’s ‘third act’, and how he felt about briefly becoming a ‘poster boy…

The Independent UK

You be the judge: should my housemate stop making endless to-do lists?

Abena likes to be in charge of the household chores, but her flatmate Millie finds this deeply irritating. Who’s being taken to task unnecessarily?

The Guardian - UK

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You be the judge grandparents’ special: should my parents stop feeding my kids food that I’ve banned?

Orlaith is raising her kids to make healthy choices, but her parents give the grandkids free rein of the biscuit tin. Now you decide: should the children be living la dolce vita?

Chicago Sun-Times

‘The Miracle Club’ a soothing pilgrimage to Lourdes with some likable companions

Maggie Smith, Kathy Bates play women of substance in emotionally resonant period piece.

Tribune News Service

'The Miracle Club' review: Acting from quartet lifts otherwise mediocre drama

Agnes O'Casey doesn't have the name recognition of Laura Linney, Maggie Smith and Kathy Bates, but the actress more than holds her own in scenes opposite the highly talented trio in "The Miracle Club."

Manchester Evening News

Coronation Street fans stunned by return of 'forgotten' character but are still left with question

Kevin Webster was seen returning to Weatherfield after a long stint away from home and fans were quick to make an observation

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Daily Mirror

Coleen Nolan shares struggle with Father's Day because of her abusive dad

Loose Women's Coleen Nolan bravely admitted she feels conflicted on Father's Day after discovering her dad, Tommy, had abused her older sister Anne

Wales Online

The latest death notices and funeral announcements from Swansea this week

Our thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones

The Guardian - UK

The day my parents entertained PoWs – and our neighbours smashed our windows

Letters: Judith Dryhurst recalls a childhood visit by two German prisoners, and Martin Minogue still has the portrait of his mother sent by an Italian artist after repatriation

Belfast Live

Belfast community to come together to mark 21st birthday of young man who died suddenly

Speaking to Belfast Live, Odhrán's mum Maureen said the day her son died was the "start of a nightmare"

The Guardian - UK

Polly Toynbee: what my privileged start in life taught me about the British class system

It wasn’t just luck that steered the Guardian columnist to Oxford and into a media career ... She reflects on the subtle mechanics of class (and an early encounter with a naked future PM)

The Guardian - UK

Hold on to your hats: Luton are 90 minutes from the Premier League

In today’s Football Daily: Glad Hatters, a brawl for all in Cambodia and more

Daily Mirror

Smiling Linda Nolan makes the most of day out with sisters amid incurable cancer diagnosis

Linda Nolan was all smiles as she enjoyed a day out with her sisters Anne, Denise and Maureen amid her heartbreaking cancer diagnosis which she fears is a 'one way trip'

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