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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Laura - Caught on Camera

‘Doctors thought my son was constipated – he actually had rare E.coli that left him in a coma’

Rafi, now nine, was sent home from school after vomiting

The Independent UK

This West Papua cruise takes you to one of the most remote places in the world

Far from the bright lights of Bali, Laura French takes the journey of a lifetime on an expedition cruise of Indonesia, taking in rarely-visited Asmat villages and the Coral Triangle

The Independent UK

10 Found Family Duos That Rival Mando and Grogu

Wishing that you had more telekinetic bat-eared aliens in your life? You’re not alone. While, for copyright reasons, The Mandalorian may be your only supply of Baby Yoda for the time being, that doesn’t mean that there aren’t other ways you can feel like a surrogate parent to an extraterrestrial.…

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Green and pleasant views, digital dreams and a White Stripe sculpts – the week in art

British landscape painting from Gainsborough to Hepworth, Wendy McMurdo’s uncanny portraits and Jack White’s debut exhibition – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

Where to put your smart money: the savvy buyer’s guide 2026

Which zone, what postcode? Here are the spots most likely to rise in price, by Ruth Bloomfield

Evening Standard

Craig Silvey has pled guilty to child exploitation. What do we do with his books?

Australian author Craig Silvey, known for his bestselling books Jasper Jones, Honeybee and Runt, has pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material. Two further charges were dropped, including allegations he produced child exploitation material.

The Conversation

The Glass Menagerie review – Tennessee Williams’ delicate classic is stomped on for laughs

Melbourne Theatre Company, Southbank TheatreWhile Alison Whyte is never less than compelling, director Mark Wilson encourages a buffoonery from the cast that is fatal to this play’s melancholic drift

The Guardian - AU

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The most complimented candles I own - handpicked by a Master Perfumer

Discover the best scented candles recommended by me, a Master Perfumer, from luxury and cult brands as well as independent sellers and boutique brands.

Woman & Home

Binge watched Unchosen? Here are 3 similar Netflix shows you should add to your watchlist immediately

Unchosen was a popular addition to Netflix's library, and there's plenty more hard-hitting drama available on the best streaming service.

TechRadar

Indie music has been invaded by fake fans and cynical viral campaigns. Here’s how deep it all goes

Companies such as Chaotic Good are confecting social media buzz to promote Geese, Oklou and other indie darlings. Industry insiders reveal how widespread the practice is – even if no-one is sure it actually works

The Guardian - UK

Why are doctors in abortion clinics showing women scans without their consent?

IN FOCUS: As Apple TV’s new show, ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’, depicts a woman being shown a foetal scan without her consent, Olivia Petter examines why medics are doing this and why it can be so damaging for those seeking abortions

The Independent UK

My Phantoms author Gwendoline Riley on winning $175,000: ‘It was unimaginable. I felt overwhelmed.’

Renowned for her darkly funny novels exploring failed relationships, the writer has been awarded the Windham‑Campbell prize for a body of work. She explains why it will change her life – if not her outlook

The Guardian - UK

The Best Margaret Atwood Books, Ranked—From 'The Handmaid's Tale' to 'Alias Grace'

The beloved, feminist author has many books worth reading, beyond her bestsellers set in Gilead.

Marie Claire

Miroirs No 3 review – Christian Petzold’s elegantly unnerving mystery of grief and family dysfunction

There’s a hint of PD James about this cuckoo in the nest story starring Paula Beer as a depressed pianist

The Guardian - UK

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Cycling Weekly

'Gravel is a wild west mentality, largely there are no rules' – as the oldest racer at Sea Otter, Ted King has seen it all

He talks to Cycling Weekly about his goals and being stronger at 43 than he was as a WorldTour pro

The Mary Sue

Indiana woman issues PSA about Walmart Spark drivers who botch orders. There’s just one problem: ‘I don’t have time’

If you order groceries for delivery, there’s a significant likelihood that something will be messed up.

Metal Hammer

"When I wrote that song I was really going through it...I was almost embarrassed by it." From Brazil to the UK, the hardcore punk four-piece channelling Distillers fury via some deeply personal lyrics

It's pretty impressive that Le Rox even exist, let alone putting out some of hardcore punk's best new material

The Guardian - UK

The Palm House by Gwendoline Riley review – the laureate of bad relationships

Riley has always skewered cruelty with shattering exactitude. What’s new in this story of two old friends in London is the delicacy she brings to moments of tenderness

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International Business Times UK

Caught on Camera: Wife Exposes Cheating Husband After TikTok Dance Clip Goes Viral

A viral TikTok video reveals a man's infidelity, leading to a heated debate on privacy and public interest. Discover the story behind the viral sensation.

Evening Standard

‘Register4Ronnie’: Urgent stem cell plea for baby boy with rare blood disorder

Ronnie, from Merseyside, had just started crawling when his mother Laura noticed he was bruising more.

The Independent UK

Urgent plea for baby Ronnie diagnosed with rare condition a week before his first birthday

Ronnie’s mum notice bruising when the one-year-old began to crawl

The Guardian - UK

‘I thought, what the hell have I done?’: the people who moved abroad for love – and regretted it

Emigrating to be with your partner sounds wildly romantic, but what happens when the person is right and the place very much isn’t?

Evening Standard

Teeth ‘N’ Smiles at Duke of York’s review: why is everybody shouting?

2/5 Fifty-one years ago, this play must have seemed noisily thrilling and radical. Today, it looks coarse and lumpen

International Business Times UK

Nancy Guthrie Case: Neighbor Claims 'Two Or Three' People Kidnapped Missing Mom

A neighbour's theory has added new intrigue to the Nancy Guthrie case, but with few confirmed facts and no proof of multiple suspects, the investigation remains open and her family's appeal for her safe return continues.

International Business Times UK

Was Someone Already Inside? Chilling New Theory in Nancy Guthrie Kidnap Case

A neighbour of missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie has suggested the armed suspect on doorbell footage may have been working with an accomplice inside her Tucson home, raising fresh questions about the suspected kidnapping.

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