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I Just Broke 80 For The First Time Out Of Nowhere... There's Hope For Everyone

I'd resigned myself to the fact I would never break 80 in my life, but a freak round - aided by a couple of hugely influential factors - helped me do just that

Golf Monthly

The Money Habits That Quietly Separate Millennials Who Feel Secure From Those Who Don't

Learn how millennials are mastering their finances with these 5 simple habits.

International Business Times

"The jams that turned into songs on the album began with us playing out in the woods at night. Crazy spirit." Meet Ever Age: The 21st-century power trio whose debut album might just be a once-in-a-generation record

Something strange is happening in the Vancouver woods

Louder

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Resident Evil: Revelations 2 was overlooked, but it was great survival horror

Perfect B-movie writing? Check. Smart character mechanics? Check. Great PC controls? Those, too.

PC Gamer

The Battle of Wapping begins – archive, January 1986

On 24 January 1986, nearly 6,000 newspaper workers at Rupert Murdoch’s News International went on strike over plans to move print operations from Fleet Street to east London

The Guardian - UK

Voices: My friend criticised my career – and I’m furious

DEAR VIX : The Independent’s agony aunt Victoria Richards is here to help. Email dearvix@independent.co.uk for advice on love, work, family and relationships

The Independent UK

Someone Went Viral For Using Their Disneyland Annual Pass To Hit Fitness Goals, And The Results Are Inspiring

I need to exercise more, guess I should go to Disneyland soon.

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I'm a florist and these are the 7 houseplants that help my wellbeing during the winter months

Boost your mental health over winter with these beneficial houseplants

Ideal Home

‘He was struggling with his breath. I sat beside him and sang’: the choir who sing to people on their deathbeds

Just as lullabies send babies to sleep, so songs can help those at the other end of life on their way. The leader of a Threshold Choir reveals what they do – and the personal tragedies that convinced her we need to get better at dealing with death

The Guardian - UK

The Marvellous Miniature Workshop review – like all your Christmasses come at once

In the BBC’s latest reality show, model-makers recreate people’s most poignant places … only teeny weeny. Despite sounding like a total reach, it is endlessly charming and incredibly emotional. Let the weeping commence

The Guardian - UK

Blue Has No Borders review – hunt for British identity in British seaside town maps the national psyche

Director Jessi Gutch shadows seven Folkestonians from a Syrian refugee, to a drag artist and a Brexiter

The Guardian - UK

Inbetweeners Comeback: When the Iconic Series Returns – And What Fans Are Excited About

The Inbetweeners are back. Find out when the iconic series returns, what fans are excited to see, and how the original cast is reuniting.

International Business Times UK

"We’re fortunate that people now appreciate what we do. It hasn’t always been that way. Nothing polarises people quite like we do, for some reason”: The mindset behind Rush’s final album, Clockwork Angels

In 2012 Geddy Lee discussed their 20th studio title – their only end-to-end concept record – from the aspect of a band who’d come to terms with their youthful years and transformed into a pop-culture phenomenon

Louder

‘If he can be found, every one of the users can be’: unmasking the man behind toxic gossip website Tattle Life

For almost a decade, the site has torn apart the lives of celebrities and ordinary people alike, while its creator’s identity has remained a mystery. Until one couple turned super sleuths …

The Guardian - UK

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“At first it felt like a bit of a novelty song. It was a shock that it became so popular”: How an unknown American trio scored a huge hit with the greatest Neil Young song Neil Young never wrote

The story behind a 70s soft rock classic

Advnture

I spent a day in the hills with mountain rescue, and I’m never going out unprepared again

It turns out calling mountain rescue isn't like calling an Uber...

AAP

Prime minister praises 'courageous' Neale Daniher

Australian of the Year Neale Daniher has been honoured in federal parliament for his extraordinary charity work while battling motor neurone disease.

The National (Scotland)

David Martindale on Sportscene snubs and why he owes Chris Sutton and SPFL apologies

Livingston manager Davie Martindale has revealed why he believes he owes Sky Sports pundit Chris Sutton and SPFL chief Neil Doncaster apologies.

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GamesRadar

"I almost gave up": Hideo Kojima on looking into the abyss, Death Stranding 2's Australian setting, working with his idols, and connecting with koalas

Interview | After the pandemic kept him away, Hideo Kojima finally returns Down Under to visit the place he's spent years recreating for Death Stranding 2: On the Beach

The Guardian - UK

‘Labour has made me feel like a scrounger’: disabled people urge welfare cuts rethink

People who rely on personal independence payments tell how cuts will affect them as chancellor rules out U-turn

PC Gamer

I love Hideo Kojima's games, but last night's fawning over his genius from Geoff Keighley and the Death Stranding 2 cast got me the opposite of hyped

I love Kojima's games, but we don't need to hear about his genius every five seconds.

TechRadar

Hideo Kojima debuts an exclusive new look at Death Stranding 2: On the Beach at Summer Game Fest 2025

Ahead of the release of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach later this month, Kojima Productions has shared a brand new look at the game.

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my girlfriend stop using my earphones?

Lila thinks it’s fine to share as she and Tim are in an intimate relationship. He worries it risks spreading infection. You decide who should face the music

PC Gamer

Hideo Kojima says Death Stranding 2 has so much tactical espionage action that even his own staff 'worried it was getting a little Metal Gear-ish'

Th-thank you Boss!

The National (Scotland)

Hearts boss Neil Critchley fumes at lack of ‘respect’ from referee John Beaton

Hearts boss Neil Critchley fumes at lack of ‘respect’ from referee John Beaton.

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