Nathan Cleary Breaks Silence On Romance Rumours With Matildas Superstar Mary Fowler “Things take off pretty quick with social media but I’ll try to keep a private life if I can.” Pedestrian.tv · Sep 6, 2023
Roxy Jacenko Thought She Was Going To Die After Taking Diabetes Drug Ozempic For Weight Loss Roxy Jacenko says she nearly died from taking the diabetes drug Ozempic for weight loss, she revealed in an interview to The Daily Telegraph. Pedestrian.tv · Sep 2, 2023
Can England fix its crumbling schools? More than 150 schools in England are scrambling to shore up or seal off buildings made with unsafe concrete before the end of the summer holidays – or else start the term with online lessons. The Week · Sep 1, 2023
Mercedes-Benz E-class review: what the car critics say After 70 years and 11 generations, is this the final blast for the fossil-fuelled E-Class, asked The Daily Telegraph. The new range features the base petrol model, a diesel version, and the popular 300e plug-in hybrid with a 71-mile all-electric range, and which can do 0-62mph in 6.4secs. All cars… The Week · Aug 30, 2023
Labour will pay GPs extra if they let patients see the doctor of their choice Labour’s plans would see GPs paid more for respecting the wishes of their patients The Independent UK · Aug 28, 2023
Henpocalypse! review: ‘bawdy’ BBC Two comedy set in remote Wales Be warned, said Anita Singh in The Daily Telegraph: the opening of “Henpocalypse!” (BBC Two) may put you off. “Imagine being trapped on a stranger’s hen do, complete with screeching women, straws in the shape of penises, and a sozzled bride-to-be enthusiastically dry-humping a male stripper”, all set to the… The Week · Aug 24, 2023
BMW iX1 review: what the car critics say BMW has launched its smallest electric crossover, the iX1, joining a market that includes the likes of the Tesla Model Y, Mercedes-Benz EQA, and Audi Q4 e-tron, said The Daily Telegraph. In some ways, it can compete with those cars; it is fast, and has a “smart interior”. The entry-level… The Week · Aug 23, 2023
‘You all did us proud’: what the papers say about England’s Women’s World Cup loss British heartbreak at the Lionesses’ defeat to Spain in the football final was reflected across UK papers, while Spanish front pages were jubilant The Guardian - AU · Aug 21, 2023
Culture Secretary and BBC’s Ros Atkins among 54 banned from entering Russia Russia’s Foreign Ministry said the sanctions were ‘in the context of London’s unrelenting military support for the Kyiv neo-Nazi regime’. The Independent UK · Aug 18, 2023
The Crooked House: a local landmark razed The Crooked House pub – or the Siden House, in Black Country dialect – was one of the “must-see attractions” of the Dudley area, said Guy Kelly in The Daily Telegraph. The Week · Aug 17, 2023
How Australian and UK newspapers reacted to the Matildas’ defeat in the Women’s World Cup semi-final An outpouring of heartbreak and love came from the home team’s papers, while English newspapers revelled in the Lionesses’ victory The Guardian - AU · Aug 17, 2023
Scotsman owner signals interest in buying the Daily Telegraph The owner of the Scotsman and the Yorkshire Post has indicated it could be interested in buying the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph if the… The National (Scotland) · Aug 10, 2023
The Lord of the Rings review: an enchanting musical at Watermill Theatre When it came to the West End in 2007, “The Lord of the Rings” was a “notorious flop”, said Dominic Cavendish in The Daily Telegraph. A spectacular mega-musical, incorporating folk, Bollywood influences and pop, it had cost a record-breaking £12.5m to stage, at the 2,000- seat Theatre Royal Drury Lane,… The Week · Aug 10, 2023
Lotus Eletre review: what the car critics say This “jet-fighter cool”, 2.5-tonnes “monster” is Lotus’s first SUV and first all-electric car, said The Daily Telegraph. Entering a hotly contested market when it goes on sale this year, the Eletre is claimed to be “the world’s best all-electric hyper SUV”. There are three models to choose between: the base… The Week · Aug 9, 2023
Pedestrian.tv · Aug 9, 2023 A Body Was Found Floating In The Pond Of One Of Sydney’s Most Exclusive Golf Clubs Police are currently treating the death as "suspicious".
The Week · Aug 3, 2023 British shops: fighting a crimewave? When liberals in California decided to effectively decriminalise thefts under $950, by downgrading such crimes to mere misdemeanours, the effects were “tediously predictable”, said Zoe Strimpel in The Daily Telegraph. Shoplifting soared – and San Francisco became so lawless, “some of America’s biggest chains” left the city’s downtown.
The Independent UK · Aug 1, 2023 ‘Ballgate’: Ricky Ponting calls for investigation after England defeat Australia to earn Ashes draw Media debate role of ball change and look at rival teams’ failure to share post-Ashes drink
The Guardian - AU · Aug 1, 2023 Journalist called News Corp ‘tabloid bottom feeders’ after it queried ABC’s Heston Russell stories, court hears Defamation trial hears Mark Willacy criticised ‘Murdoch’s people’ in email to confidential source after Daily Telegraph questioned reports on ex-commando
The Independent UK · Aug 1, 2023 ‘Ballgate’ controversy dominates Australian media’s reaction to Test defeat Media debate role of ball change and look at rival teams’ failure to share post-Ashes drink.
The Guardian - UK · Jul 28, 2023 Where were Nigel Farage and his defenders when Muslim bank accounts were shut down? Establishment voices outraged by his ejection from Coutts were silent when charities were falsely linked to terrorism, says Miqdaad Versi of the Muslim Council of Britain
The Guardian - AU · Jul 28, 2023 Q+A on life support as executive producer joins Stan Grant and heads for the door Q+A’s executive producer, Erin Vincent, quits the ABC. Plus: News Corp staff told to pay for print copies of SMH and AFR
The Week · Jul 27, 2023 Watership Down: disturbing children’s film finally loses its U rating “For 45 years, it has menaced our children, bringing unbridled horror and trauma into countless young lives,” said Robbie Collin in The Daily Telegraph. “But at last, good sense has prevailed” – and “Watership Down” has been regraded from a U to a PG. In its latest annual report, the…
The Guardian - UK · Jul 26, 2023 How the downfall of NatWest boss Alison Rose over Farage and Coutts unfolded – timeline Events from first tweet by Nigel Farage to final announcement by bank chairman Howard Davies
The Guardian - AU · Jul 25, 2023 Turnbull government’s $33m grant went to company part-owned by mental health commissioner after lobbying Exclusive: Funding to Innowell in 2017 without competitive tender was for mental health app and followed months of lobbying by Prof Ian Hickie. There is no suggestion of wrongdoing by Hickie
The Guardian - UK · Jul 22, 2023 Starmer says Labour doing something ‘very wrong’ after Ulez-linked Uxbridge loss Labour leader tells policy forum the party needs to learn from loss of west London seat