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How sport and poetry make the perfect match

Centre Court, Wimbledon, 2008. The men’s final. Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, two titans of tennis at their zenith, are locked in an enthralling battle. But rain disrupts play, forcing a pause that hangs heavy with anticipation for the millions glued to their TV screens at home.

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The Wonderful World of Disney returns with The Jungle Book on ABC tonight, June 16

The Jungle Book remake continues a season of family movie nights on ABC as The Wonderful World of Disney returns for some summer fun

WhatToWatch

The South Downs bolthole that offers a ‘complete escape from the world’

The Seven Sisters chalk cliffs are one of the most famous beauty spots on England’s south coast. A trio of newly-renovated cottages is giving guests a chance to immerse themselves in this iconic landscape

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‘The anti-pet of bourgeois life’: why the world needs big cat energy

Whether by striking workers, poets or Pussy Riot, our feline friends have long been used as a symbol of resistance – radical by nature, they refuse to be tamed

The Guardian - UK

Jungle Book review – Kipling’s man-cub tale as you’ve never seen it before

Avant garde director Robert Wilson’s adaptation of the classic tale prioritises surreal setups and atmosphere over family friendly narrative

The Guardian - UK

India Design ID’s India Modern moment

Marble fireplaces carved with Rudyard Kipling’s stories to carpets with line drawings of Mahabalipuram’s shore temple — India Design ID 2024 was all about a new craft idiom

The Hindu

32 candid photos of Queen Camilla that perfectly showcase her goofy side

Here are 32 candid photos that showcase the Queen's delightful goofiness...

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Rare Jungle Book painting to go on show at Kipling’s home

The Return of the Buffalo Herd, by teenage prodigies Edward and Charles Detmold, can be seen at Bateman’s after conservation

The Guardian - UK

Best spy novels of all time to read for a classic espionage yarn

Killer espionage and classic villains

Evening Standard

Armistice Day: What is the history behind the Remembrance commemoration?

Services held every 11 November to mourn British soldiers killed in First World War and all subsequent conflicts

The Independent UK

Armistice Day: What is the history behind the Remembrance commemoration?

Services held every 11 November to mourn British soldiers killed in First World War and all subsequent conflicts

The Independent UK

Flying too high? Boris Johnson’s biggest on-screen gaffes

As the former prime minister lands a job as a GB News host, we look back at his previous TV appearances, from that doomed zipwire stunt to hiding in a fridge

The Guardian - UK

Despite Getting Review Bombed In Some Places, The Little Mermaid Just Hit A Rotten Tomatoes Milestone

The Little Mermaid may not have gotten the best reviews in some places, but it just hit a Rotten Tomatoes milestone.

Cinemablend

Women's secret war: the inside story of how the US military sent female soldiers on covert combat missions to Afghanistan

A US Army handbook from 2011 opens one of its chapters with a line from Rudyard Kipling’s poem The Young British Soldier. Written in 1890 upon Kipling’s return to England from India, an experienced imperial soldier gives advice to the incoming cohort:

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Evening Standard

Triumph and disaster: Boris Becker documentary proves tennis’s former poster boy still has deceptive streak

Above the players’ entrance at Wimbledon’s Centre Court read the words of Rudyard Kipling: “If you can meet triumph and disaster and treat those two imposters just the same”.

The Guardian - UK

England’s Jamie George backs Wales players but is wary of bounce effect

Hooker has ‘huge sympathy’ for Six Nations rivals yet is convinced they will charge out with renewed spirit after a fraught week

The Independent UK

The 6 most glaring edits to Roald Dahl’s books by publisher Puffin

Author’s children’s stories have been rewritten to remove language deemed problematic

The Independent UK

The 6 most glaring edits to Roald Dahl’s books by publisher Puffin

Author’s children’s stories have been rewritten to remove language deemed problematic

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How 19th-century Victorians’ wellness resolutions were about self-help — and playful ritual fun

On Jan. 1, 1887, a poem appeared in two British newspapers.

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Canadian engineers call for change to their private 'iron ring' ceremony steeped in colonialism

For almost a century, iron rings worn by Canadian engineers have been shrouded in mystery — at least for outsiders like me, an English professor and director of the Critical Media Lab at University of Waterloo, who teaches ethics to engineers.

Chicago Sun-Times

Illinois governors in their own words

Sneed provides remembrances of interviews with chief executives going back to Richard Ogilvie.

The Conversation

The book that changed me: Hugh Brody's The Other Side of Eden showed what hunter-gatherer societies can teach us today

Many years before I encountered Hugh Brody’s writing, I read Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book (1894). This was the first book I remember that significantly influenced my life. I read it many times, and still regularly re-read Kipling. The Jungle Book is a colonial version of the “wild child” story:…

The National (Scotland)

Two new dance adaptations of classical works impress at Fringe

UNDER Christopher Hampson’s leadership, Scottish Ballet has not shrunk from innovation and risk-taking. In transposing the 1870 ballet Coppelia…

The National (Scotland)

Akram Khan puts nature front and centre in new production of The Jungle Book

A NEW work by the acclaimed choreographer Akram Khan is always a highly anticipated event in the world of dance-theatre. The creator of such…

Liverpool Echo

43 times Boris Johnson lied, mocked and even broke the law

The PM is no stranger to political scandals and lying to the British public

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