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Thousands flood Glasgow streets to celebrate 30 years of city's Pride

THOUSANDS turned out to the streets of Scotland's largest city to celebrate Pride on Saturday ....

The National (Scotland)

‘I root for underdogs’: football fans who don’t support their home country

Not everyone supports the country where they were born or grew up. Sometimes fans are won over by a player, place, population or style of play

The Guardian - UK

Bonnie Blue’s Former Coworker Spills The Tea On Her Life Before Fame

A male adult content creator spilled the tea about the notorious Bonnie Blue, years after she “tried to cancel” him over a fallout.

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Food poverty, stress and housing insecurity: what happens when your parent is detained or deported

Emma* was just a baby when her dad was deported following the cancellation of his Australian visa. Now aged seven, she sometimes still sleeps with his photograph. She can’t understand why he doesn’t visit her, or why he can’t pick her up from school.

The Conversation

Why The Odyssey was the only story big enough for Christopher Nolan

The timeless themes of Homer’s epic – a fine but flawed hero and a longing for home – turn out to have been at the heart of much of the visionary film-maker’s work

The Guardian - UK

‘I did the right thing’: Why women are saying no to being a bridesmaid

IN FOCUS: Turning down a request to be in a pal’s bridal party feels like a friendship taboo – but what happens if you can’t face the financial or emotional pressure? Katie Rosseinsky speaks to the women who’ve been there and finds out how to let a bride-to-be down gently

The Independent UK

‘We feel like the peasants’: women and low-income families bear brunt of heatwave

As temperatures soar across Europe, cities are struggling to adapt, further exacerbating socioeconomic divisions

The Guardian - UK

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Paradise, recloaked

Paintings by a 94-year-old illustrate a book of plants in the Chathams

Newsroom.co.nz

Our family’s Saturday: ‘I can’t waste a sunny day lolling around’

Nathan Higham-Grady, 46, lives in Catford with his husband, Oliver, 42, and son, Wayne, 10. The family love to get up and out, escaping London for a Saturday by the sea

The Guardian - UK

JOST Werke Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

JOST Werke (ETR:JST) reported a record first quarter for 2026, with management citing strong organic growth, early benefits from the Hyva integration and improving profitability despite mixed global market conditions. Chief Executive Officer Joachim Dürr said the company had a “very strong start” t

MarketBeat

Martin Short joined by family in first public appearance since daughter's death

Only Murders In The Building actor Martin Short stepped out this week for his public appearance after his daughter Katherine's death.

BANG Premier

New on HBO Max in May 2026: All the new shows and movies to watch this month

Our guide to all the new shows and movies that you can look forward to streaming on HBO Max throughout May 2026, including "Wuthering Heights" and more.

Tom’s Guide

Invincible season 4 episode 8 ending explained: does Eve [spoiler], when is season 5 coming out, and more on the Prime Video show's latest finale

The final episode of Invincible season 4 has arrived — and I'm here to answer your biggest questions about it.

TechRadar

Invincible season 5 release date speculation, trailer, cast, story, and everything else we know

Your guide to Invincible season 5 is right here

Total Film

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Invincible season 4 episode 8 ending explained: who dies, where are the Viltrumites, and what's next?

Your guide to the Invincible season 4 finale

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“No Such Thing As Ugly”: 15 Public Figures Who Challenged Unrealistic Body Standards In The Industry

In an industry rife with unrealistic beauty standards and subsequent body-image struggles, these 15 celebrities chose to keep it real.

The Independent UK

Strictly’s Tony Adams shares son’s alcohol addiction: ‘You see someone you love killing himself’

The former Arsenal footballer has also struggled with alcoholism

TechRadar

Invincible season 4 episode 7 ending explained: Is [spoiler] dead, how is Thragg so strong, and more big questions answered

Hailed as season 4's best episode so far, Invincible fans have plenty of questions they need answering about its latest chapter.

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The 6 Juiciest Bombshells From Miley Cyrus’ Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special

Miley told us to “get the tea kettle,” and she didn’t lie.

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“Living A Nightmare”: ‘Bridgerton’ Actress Shows The Impact Her Mental Health Had On Her Body

Ruby Barker played Marina Thompson, a cousin of the Featheringtons, in Netflix's hit period drama.

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How to watch 'Invincible' Season 4 online and from anywhere

Prime Video's brutally brilliant animated superhero series returns today!

The Guardian - US

Current and former Block workers say AI can’t do their jobs after Jack Dorsey’s mass layoffs: ‘You can’t really AI that’

The CEO said he cut the company’s workforce by 4,000 people – almost in half – because of gains in AI productivity

The Guardian - UK

UK government ‘effectively allowed’ child sexual abuse, campaigners say

Maggie Oliver Foundation taking action over government’s alleged failure to adopt changes recommended by inquiry

The Guardian - UK

Catherine Opie: To Be Seen review – a queer carousel of tattoos, fake moustaches and toddlers in tutus

From butch alter egos to radical images of motherhood, the photographer rises to the challenge of capturing her community in imposing and glorious style

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m dying for the day heterosexuals have to come out’: Catherine Opie and her astonishing shots of queer America

Famed for having a child’s drawing of a family carved into her back, the photographer has devoted her life to queer America, from endurance swimmers to drag artists to her son in a tutu. Now she’s finally getting a major UK show

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