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NHS approves new treatment for aggressive cancer that could triple life expectancy

Also known as Ziihera, the antibody treatment targets a protein called HER2, which stimulates tumour growth. It works by activating the immune system to eliminate cancer cells and reduces HER2 levels

The Independent UK

Ted Kotcheff obituary

Director whose work ranged from BBC TV’s Play for Today to award-winning drama and Hollywood thrillers

The Guardian - UK

Three men jailed for kidnapping Jewish-Israeli composer in west Wales

The victim was targeted because of his Jewish heritage, the judge said.

Evening Standard

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Tucker Carlson Is No 'Traitor' for Doing Journalism

Everybody has the right to speak and then take the heat.

Reason

RLPO/Hindoyan review – vivid and eloquent, plus the warmth of Dvořák’s sunshine

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic’s chief conductor’s wife, Sonya Yoncheva, was an ideal soloist for Chausson’s song cycle – the centrepiece of this appealing concert

The Guardian - UK

“Martin sang it naked. I turned the piano away as I was playing”: How Depeche Mode recorded their very own ‘Berlin Trilogy’ and became one of the biggest bands in the world

And why it's (almost) as important as David Bowie's hat-trick of Hansa Studio recordings

MusicRadar

‘We care about the failing NHS and the cost of living’: floating voters on what would make them switch to Labour

People who did not vote for Labour at the last election reveal how party leader Keir Starmer can win them over at the polls

The Guardian - UK

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£40m EuroMillions winner reveals what got him through lockdown

Bull won the EuroMillions jackpot in 2012 and four years ago he started building his dream house

The Independent UK

Picture-perfect primate wins top prize in Black and White Photo Awards

With a record-breaking number of submissions this years winning images are a testament to the power of black and white photography

Digital Camera World

Lock Stock at 25, as told by its stars: ‘Guy Ritchie showed it to his mum and she was very upset’

Twenty-five years ago, an unknown filmmaker named Guy Ritchie kick-started a cottage industry of movies about guns, lads and hyper-stylish crime. Sam Moore speaks to many of the film’s cast and crew about a British classic that became a cornerstone of Nineties cool

The Independent UK

Solar farms drive away bats

Scientists call for careful consideration of habitat disruption amid accelerating renewable energy development

Salon

The week in classical: RLPO/ Hindoyan; Maxwell Quartet and Alasdair Beatson; The Marriage of Figaro – review

In Latin party mood, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and charismatic chief conductor Domingo Hindoyan bid farewell to their percussionist of 40 years. Plus, a James MacMillan fanfare and Figaro at its finest

The Guardian - UK

The Liverpool Nelson Mandela Memorial and what it represents

A memorial commemorating Nelson Mandela will be opened later in July in Liverpool, almost 10 years since the idea was formed

Liverpool Echo

Dictatorship? How Hitler, Stalin and Trump show it’s easier than you think

Andrea Chalupa discusses her graphic novel, co-authored with Sarah Kendzior, about authoritarianism and its dangers

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Bristol van dwellers banned from talking to neighbours feel 'persecuted'

But the council says its approach has been 'compassionate and fair'

Daily Record

Inside James Corden's rise to fame - British sitcoms, LA chat show host and 'rude' backlash

James Corden has created a successful career for himself over the years from his creation of the iconic British sitcom Gavin and Stacey, to becoming the much loved host of the Late Late show in the US.

Reason

The Unruly Horse

Gareth Jones, in an old case comment in the Cambridge Law Journal: "It is, above all, questionable whether judges should be encouraged to ride the unruly horse of public policy, to balance a public interest in confidentiality against a public interest in disclosure."

Liverpool Echo

Son's touching gesture for dad who died weeks before his wedding

Robert, also known as Bob, Jones was described as popular and a "proud Scouser"

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Daily Record

Evil Scots 'baby shaker' unmasked after dodging fish porn charge

Declan Walton, from Glenrothes, Fife, was due to stand trial after allegedly being caught with two extreme pornographic images by officers investigating the vicious attack on a two-month-old baby.

Wales Online

'I had made dinner for him - not knowing he was at death's door': Woman's shock news after husband suffers massive heart failure

Gareth Jones' heart was only working at a 10% capacity when he was put on the heart transplant list

The Conversation

Reporting Ukraine 90 years ago: the Welsh journalist who uncovered Stalin's genocide

Ninety years ago, a young Welsh investigative journalist uncovered the Soviet Union’s genocide in Ukraine, Stalin’s attempt to stamp down on rising nationalism. The Holomodor, as it became known, was responsible for the deaths of some 4 million Ukrainians through deliberate starvation.

The Guardian - UK

Fostering curiosity: the Tate brings great art to the people of Merseyside

Works from the museum’s collection begin a 10-week tour of the Liverpool city region

Liverpool Echo

Schoolboy's Snapchat exposed gang boss directing ruthless heroin ring from prison cell

Wesley Hankin, originally from Wavertree, headed a gang using child drug dealers

The Independent UK

Man arrested on suspicion of kidnap after car stolen with child inside

The child walked back into their family home a short time later and was unharmed.

The Guardian - UK

The council inspectors tackling Harrow’s illegal, deathtrap homes

Officials are hunting down landlords letting cramped, mouldy properties at risk of fire and deadly carbon monoxide leaks

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