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Blue Lights and Industry win big at TV Baftas – on a night full of surprises

‘The Traitors’ did not win a single award in a ceremony that served up plenty of unexpected victories and unprepared speeches

The Independent UK

Marisa Abela on consent, cancelled shows and playing Industry’s troubled heroine: ‘Thank God I’m not as cold-hearted as Yasmin’

As part of a Bafta TV special, the nominated actor on a whirlwind few years, why intimacy coordinators matter, and watching her not-so-guilty pleasure Real Housewives

The Guardian - UK

How you save your partner’s name in your phone says a lot about your relationship

LET’S UNPACK THAT : Sentimental nickname? A nod to your first date? Or something more business-like? Katie Rosseinsky explores how our partners’ contact names in our phones can shed interesting light on our dynamic

The Independent UK

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Latin America's global abortion impacts

Although implementation will depend on each country, these sorts of rulings have a potential for global influence

Salon

‘My children, my children’: The Gaza family killed minutes before ceasefire

The al-Qidra family wanted to go back home. They didn’t know that the Israel-Hamas ceasefire had been delayed.

Al Jazeera

Strike: The Ink Black Heart ending explained: who is Anomie?

Strike: The Ink Black Heart ending explained: Anomie's true identity is revealed in an intense conclusion

WhatToWatch

Strike: The Ink Black Heart episode 3 recap: an unmasking and a killing

Strike: The Ink Black Heart episode 3 sees Robin and Strike draw closer to Anomie's true identity

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Strike: The Ink Black Heart episode 2 recap — the lies get deeper and tensions rise

Strike: The Ink Black Heart episode 2 focuses on clearing suspects' names, but there's danger at every turn

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‘Narcissists – only more devious’: the truth about dark empaths

They seem sensitive and caring – but really they just want to manipulate you. So how do you recognise the danger signs?

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Joan; Industry; Nobody Wants This; Heartstopper – review

There’s grit and glamour in a 1980s-set crime drama; the millennial City saga’s third series rivals Succession; boundaries are tested in a romcom both classic and modern; and TV’s sweetest teens grow up

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m sick of this’: Industry season three finale viewers left ‘devastated’ by same moment

‘The worst thing that’s ever happened to me,’ one person said

The Independent UK

Industry Season 3 Ending Explained: Fans Hail Finale As One Of ‘Best Episodes Of Television’ Ever

HBO's Industry Season 3 ending has been applauded by fans for its high quality writing. Here's everything about the finale explained.

Pedestrian.tv

How to watch 'Industry' season 3 online and from anywhere

Kit Harrington joins the high-end miniseries about sex, drugs and the business of making money. Here's how to watch 'Industry' season 3 online and from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

Oslo: Made in Heaven is a decadent new Milan cake shop

Oslo: Made in Heaven is a new Milan cake shop founded by Lebanese sisters Yasmine and Julie Audi, serving customisable angel cake and sesame cotton candy

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Evening Standard

London starter homes for under £350k in these top first-time buyer postcodes

With a budget of £350,000, first-time buyers in the know don't need to sacrifice village vibes or a hipster lifestyle to get on the ladder. Here are the postcodes to push to the top of your property search

The Guardian - UK

Would I use AI to write my novels? I’d get better results from a monkey with an iPhone

I asked ChatGPT to improve my latest novel and lost no sleep over the results. But I do worry about diverse voices being crowded out, says novelist Monica Ali

The Independent UK

Former AP videojournalist Yaniv Zohar killed in Hamas attack at home with his family

Former Associated Press videojournalist Yaniv Zohar was killed in his home along with his wife and two daughters during Hamas’ bloody cross-border rampage on Oct. 7

The Guardian - UK

‘We’re asked: are your parents OK with it?’ Girls Like You on trying to be the first big British Asian girl band

Despite blowing up massively on TikTok, the quintet explain how they’re still held back by a lack of role models and a culturally unaware music industry

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The Hindu

Meet Coimbatore’s first woman detective

Yasmin, the first woman detective in the city, has been in the field for over a decade. She runs her own agency and has 75 freelance investigators.

The Conversation

'So many things to consider': how to help school leavers decide what to do next

As we pass the half way mark in term 3, many students in Year 12 will be thinking more and more about their future.

The Guardian - UK

Chrissie Hynde: ‘I’m more relaxed now. Ageing is like being a pothead again’

The Pretenders frontwoman takes questions from famous fans and Observer readers on her relentless creativity, rethinking her hippy youth, and her cruelty-free farm

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Ultimate Wedding Planner: release date, contestants, couples, judges and everything we know

Ultimate Wedding Planner — all you need to know about BBC Two's new series featuring Sara Davies, Fred Sirieix and Raj Somaiya as judges

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Fans Reckon The Barbie Movie Shaded The Bratz & I Think It’s Time That All The Dolls Got Along

Some fans think the girlies were actually from Mattel's My Scene line.

Chronicle Live

The Caper 'mini-festival' returns with evening of entertainment at the Baltic

The Caper pop-up event has previously been held at the Grainger Market in Newcastle. But the latest event took place at the Baltic on Gateshead's Quayside, overlooking the city's iconic bridges and River Tyne

Chronicle Live

Newcastle United Chairman’s Suite chef and former NE Chef of The Year to serve dishes at The Caper

The mini-festival will take place at the Baltic in Gateshead on Friday, June 16

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