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THE TRUTH ABOUT: 7 | History Defined

Dordogne is stunning and full of family drama

Painted indie Dordogne is as intriguing as it is beautiful

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Kate Middleton makes surprising admission about favourite food during chat with 109-year-old

The Princess of Wales also tried her hand at flipping pancakes, with little success

The Independent UK

The Girls I've Been review: 'Constantly gripping'

The Girls I’ve Been by Tess Sharpe review

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John Lydon reveals pain of briefly leaving wife for Eurovision entry gig

The musician and former Sex Pistol did not become Ireland’s entry with the song Hawaii, which he described as a love letter to Nora.

The Independent UK

Pump Up the Volume: can Christian Slater’s teen movie become a musical hit like Heathers?

The 1990 film about high-school rebellion, featuring a jaded late-night DJ, could find a fresh theatre audience in this new age of disillusionment

The Guardian - UK

Row breaks out among Late Late Eurosong hopefuls as John Lydon labels competition 'disgusting'

The war of words preceded Friday night's show where Wild Youth emerged victorious

Irish Mirror

Former Eurovision star Brooke Scullion has given these words of advice to Ireland's six hopefuls

Brooke represented us last year in Italy with her song 'That's Rich'

Irish Mirror

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Happy Valley's Alison's real life - Line of Duty ex and sex scene with Johnny Depp

Susan Lynch, who plays Alison Garrs in Happy Valley, lives a quiet life away from the BBC series, but the Irish actress has a famous ex-husband and once filmed a steamy sex scene with a major Hollywood actor

Daily Mirror

John Lydon breaks down in tears ahead of Late Late Show Eurovision appearance

The former Sex Pistols frontman penned the song for his wife Nora, who has Alzheimer's

Dublin Live

John Lydon ‘shaking’ as he competes to become Ireland’s Eurovision entry

Ireland’s song contest representative will be selected on Friday night from six competitors, including the ex-Sex Pistol.

The Independent UK

John Lydon in tears on This Morning after slamming Holly and Phil's 'lousy intro'

John Lydon labelled Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield introduction for him on This Morning 'lousy', before the Sex Pistols singer broke down in tears during an emotional segment.

Edinburgh Live

John Lydon: They kept saying Eurovision... I said, why not?

With his moving new single ‘Hawaii’, former Sex Pistol John Lydon has his sights set on the world’s biggest, if cheesiest, song contest. He talks to Tom Ellen about songwriting as catharsis, Harry, Meghan and Greta Thunberg and why he’s now ‘beyond ego’

Evening Standard

John Lydon slams Holly and Phil's 'lousy' This Morning intro before breaking down in tears

John Lydon took issue with the way Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield introduced him to This Morning viewers earlier today, before the Sex Pistols singer broke down in tears during an emotional segment

Daily Mirror

There are hard lessons to be learned at the soft play zone

It may look like a world of spongy surfaces, bouncy walls and pits full of squishy balls, but the soft play area can easily reduce you to tears

The Guardian - UK

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Sundance Film Festival: Our selection of the festival’s most anticipated films

Here are the films to keep your eye on, as the major festival is just around the corner

Reuters

China lacked a 'zero COVID' exit plan. Its people are paying the price

At the public hospital in Shanghai where Nora, a 30-year-old doctor, works, tension has spiraled since China relaxed its stringent zero-COVID policy on Dec. 7.

Wales Online

The Moroccan-French couple divided on who to support for the World Cup semi-final

There can only be one winner of this afternoon's World Cup semi-final - but both Karim and Julie Hadji want their home nation to win

Daily Mirror

Inside one of UK's Warm Welcome Spaces keeping people safe from cold cost of living hell

The Sunday Mirror is helping to raise funds for the Warm Welcome campaign through our Warm Hearts Christmas appeal - one such Warm Welcome Space is the Planet Food zero waste shop and cafe in York

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Wales Online

'Shocking' state of puppy farm dogs dumped in field after no contact with outside world

Their fur was heavily overgrown and they needed veterinary treatment

Daily Mirror

Michael Kopsa dead: X Files and Smallville star dies as cause of death is revealed

Canadian actor Michael Kopsa, who starred in Smallville and The X Files, has died age 66. The actor's cause of death has been revealed by his heartbroken family

The Independent UK

The Watcher’s true villain isn’t the secret stalker

Ryan Murphy’s newest thriller is all about the fear of being surveilled by a stranger. But a weird lack of boundaries inside the home proves to be just as frightening, writes Nicole Vassell

The Independent UK

The Watcher’s true villain isn’t the secret stalker

Ryan Murphy’s newest thriller is all about the fear of being surveilled by a stranger. But a weird lack of boundaries inside the home proves to be just as frightening, writes Nicole Vassell

The Independent UK

The Watcher’s true villain isn’t the secret stalker – it’s the creepy dad at its centre

Ryan Murphy’s newest thriller is all about the fear of being surveilled by a stranger. But a weird lack of boundaries inside the home proves to be just as frightening, writes Nicole Vassell

The Guardian - UK

Women behind the lens: sisterhood in the Sinai

Rehab Eldalil captures the bond between three women who walk the mountains of Al Tarfa, Egypt, each day herding sheep and goats

The Guardian - UK

Joyce’s Women review – Edna O’Brien offers a fresh view on her literary hero

O’Brien’s new play about her literary hero, imagining James Joyce through the eyes of the women in his life, is the hot ticket in Dublin

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