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Coronation Street spoilers: Amy Barlow puts herself in GRAVE danger

Airs at 8:00pm on Friday 17th November 2023 on ITV1.

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Harry Potter Director Weighs In On The Career Moves Daniel Radcliffe Has Made Since The Franchise Ended

Harry Potter director David Yates shares his feelings about the wild roles Daniel Radcliffe has taken since the franchise ended.

Cinemablend

‘I think I was relieved’: life on the other side of mature age divorce

The instance of mature couples divorcing is on the rise. Are over 50s less inclined to stay together than their parents, and what makes a ‘good uncoupling’?

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Sunak, Musk and AI: what we learned from the Bletchley Park summit

The PM held his passion project get-together in the UK to understand the risks and rewards of AI – what did we learn?

The Guardian - UK

The Great British Bake-Off roundup: thyme is of the essence in Botanicals Week

Getting this far in the competition is a big dill

Evening Standard

Loyal, cute and $50,000: we would do anything for our pets. But what if we can’t afford it?

Money is finite and my buffer is waning. I have one big bill left in me and then I’ll have to stop

The Guardian - AU

"Bake Off's" double-elimination round

It's Pastry Week, which means it's also time for Soggy Bottom Watch

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Cops with ties to Oath Keepers are a ticking time bomb for Chicago

Police with extremist ties are a clear and present danger to normal society and responsible law enforcement, a Hyde Park letter writer says.

Chicago Sun-Times

Argentina 23-26 England: Rugby World Cup 2023 bronze final – as it happened

England scrap their way to a bronze medal victory as they resist an fightback from Argentina in Paris.

The Guardian - UK

The Great British Bake Off round-up: bakers keep their eyes on the pies for Pastry Week

This week's competitors race at bake-neck speed to construct ever-more elaborate works of art in pastry

Evening Standard

Extradition hearing for Australian accused of training Chinese pilots delayed for secret documents bid

Daniel Duggan’s lawyer seeks classified government material to prove US request is politically motivated

The Guardian - AU

Foul play feared in baffling Father's Day vanishing

CCTV footage of a silver car thought to be linked to the suspicious disappearance of Daniel Copeland has been released by police.

AAP

A "Bake Off" double-elimination looms

As reigning star baker Tasha said: "The things that you love the most, hurt you the most.”

Salon

Anthony Albanese urged to halt Daniel Duggan’s US extradition during meeting with president

Today marks the one-year anniversary since Duggan’s arrest and being held in maximum-security prison for allegedly breaching US arms trafficking laws

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Silverchair’s Ben Gillies and Chris Joannou on rifts, Daniel Johns and finding closure: ‘We’re still in indefinite hibernation’

The two former bandmates reflect on their ‘brutally honest’ memoir, life after superstardom and why grievances about songwriting credits remain unresolved

France 24

Ex-soldiers shift from protesting to providing aid to people – and pets – in southern Israel

The Brothers and Sisters in Arms group was active in the street protests against Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial justice reforms that rocked Israel for months on end earlier this year. But after the Hamas attacks of October 7, this group of former soldiers pivoted from protesting to evacuating kibbutzim,…

Evening Standard

The Great British Bake Off roundup – tempers flare (and melt) as the bakers face Chocolate Week

Temperatures are rising - which is bad news for everybody's dripping sculptures

The Guardian - UK

The Great British Bake Off: episode four – as it happened

The remaining nine bakers took on chocolate week – but were they at their glossy best? Or did they have a meltdown?

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Salon

Bread week comes to "Bake Off"

No Hollywood handshakes this week, but Prue did offer a very special piece of praise

Evening Standard

The Great British Bake-Off round-up: it’s dread bread week as another baker bites the crust

It’s week three and kneads must as the pressure starts getting to the contestants

Evening Standard

Service, please! What it’s like to cook at Evelyn’s Table

In the latest instalment of Service, Please! Mike Daw puts in a shift at the Michelin-starred Evelyn’s Table, discovering what “seasonal” “modern” “British” food is really all about

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The First Eps Of Love Triangle Have Landed & I Can Smell The Loveless Car Wrecks From Here

We need to talk about Sam.

The Guardian - UK

Australia 34-14 Portugal: Rugby World Cup – as it happened

Australia hold firm and keep World Cup alive with hard fought win against a spirited Portugal.

The Guardian - UK

I’ve Been Thinking by Daniel C Dennett review – an engaging, vexing memoir with a humility bypass

The veteran US philosopher renowned for his theories of consciousness is an intriguing figure but too prone to ‘professorial preening’

Salon

"Bake Off" is back to prime, saucy form

"Bake Off" is always at its best when focused on good people in good knitwear trading baking-themed innuendo

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