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Banksy 'Battle to Survive a Broken Heart' artwork defaced on Brooklyn wall to be sold in New York

The preserved wall, dubbed Battle to Survive a Broken Heart, will be up for sale on May 21 at Guernsey's, the New York auction house

Evening Standard

Banksy's ‘Broken Heart' painting defaced on a Brooklyn wall is up for sale

A slab of Brooklyn wall that the artist Banksy emblazoned with a bandaged, heart-shaped balloon is emerging after more than a decade in storage

The Independent UK

Kardashian jewel heist: ‘Grandpa robber’ partly driven by taste for easy money, court hears

Aomar Aït Khedache, 68, told court he was in part driven by taste for easy money after armed robbery of reality TV star

The Guardian - UK

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Kim Kardashian and the 'Grandpa Gang': everything you need to know as she appears in the Paris court today

The reality TV star was held at gunpoint and robbed nine years ago. Now the elderly men accused of targeting her are finally going on trial

Evening Standard

Kim Kardashian trial: Suspected ringleader of $10m ‘Grandpa’ gang robbery ‘can barely speak or hear’

Ten people are on trial over the 2016 robbery that saw the reality star bound and gagged in Paris

The Independent UK

Trial Begins In Paris Over 2016 Gunpoint Robbery Of Kim Kardashian

Ten suspects go on trial in Paris on Monday over the 2016 robbery of the US celebrity Kim Kardashian, which saw some $10 million worth of jewellery stolen from the reality TV star and influencer.

International Business Times

‘Little guest’: How a rescued baby brought two Gaza families together

Tareq found his wife dead after Israel bombed their shelter in December 2023. But their baby had disappeared.

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‘In Gaza, a press vest makes you a target’: the journalists who have paid a price for reporting on the war

Under the Geneva conventions, media workers are not legitimate military targets, yet at least 166 have been killed in the conflict with Israel. As a ceasefire deal takes shape, we tell the stories of three of those killed or injured in the last year

The Guardian - UK

‘Adversity can ruin your life. Or give you resilience’: Maya Jama on grit, growing up, and bringing good vibes to primetime tv

She’s the charismatic TV host known for her bombshell struts into the Love Island villa, but Maya Jama didn’t have an easy start. She talks about her tough teenage years, being a ‘late bloomer’, and why the tabloids are fascinated with her love life

The Guardian - UK

Lonely graves, scattered bones: the stark reality of one of the most overlooked and fastest-growing migration routes

Thousands of desperate migrants die in the desert and at sea, or fall victim to murderers and kidnappers, as they make their way along the ‘eastern corridor’ from Ethiopia to Saudi Arabia

The Guardian - UK

The Listeners ending explained: What was the hum in the unsettling BBC drama?

If you've seen all four episodes of The Listeners, you might still have questions about the origin of the hum and exactly what happened in the closing moments of the show.

Woman & Home

The Listeners: who plays who in the BBC conspiracy theory drama

The show follows how an English teacher’s life falls apart after she stars hearing a mysterious humming noise

Evening Standard

‘It brought me to my knees’: The Hum – a mysterious phenomenon that’s baffled the world for decades

IN FOCUS: It’s thought that 4 per cent of the global population is plagued by a persistent, rumbling sound in their ears – the source of which is a total enigma. Ellie Harrison speaks to the people who’ve been trying to get to the bottom of a noise that has…

The Independent UK

Australian filmmaker David Bradbury denied entry to India, his kids made to travel alone

Shortly after midnight, in the early hours of September 11, famous Australian filmmaker David Bradbury had arrived in India to travel the country for a few weeks with his children Nakeita, aged 21, and Omar, 14. On reaching the Chennai airport at 1 am, however, David, a two-time Oscar award…

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Al Jazeera

To be a Palestinian child, trying to survive Israeli jail

From beatings, to illness and hunger, freed Palestinian children say abuse rampant in Israeli jails after October 7.

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Father's Unbearable Grief: Son Killed In Gaza Airstrike

A father in Gaza mourns the loss of his 12-year-old son, Omar, in a tragic incident. The heartbreaking scene captures the human toll of conflict in the region.

The Independent UK

A boy in Gaza was killed by an Israeli airstrike. His father held him and wouldn't let go

He wouldn’t let go

Evening Standard

Mnemonic at the National Theatre review: a richly layered and humane show about memory and what makes us human

Simon McBurney’s acclaimed company Complicité asks us what it is to remember and to forget, and whether culture or chaos shapes our destiny

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French authorities accused of ‘social cleansing’ of migrants and homeless before Paris Olympics

In the run-up to the Paris Olympic Games, human rights activists have alleged that authorities are engaged in "social cleansing", a government policy of removing the homeless from the city, which the authorities deny. But a number of non-profits have presented evidence documenting the methods used by the authorities to…

Tom’s Guide

5 best queer movies from the '80s to watch during Pride Month

The 1980s saw a shift that elevated LGBTQ movies to the mainstream

The Guardian - UK

Haunted and uncertain: the story of one Gaza family’s exile in Turkey

Ahmed Herzallah, his wife and three children have been catapulted into the unknown after fleeing their destroyed home

International Business Times

Pro-Turkey Syria Mercenaries Head To Niger To Earn Cash

Like hundreds of other pro-Turkish fighters, Omar left northern Syria for mineral-rich Niger last year, joining Syrian mercenaries sent to the West African nation by a private Turkish military company.

The Guardian - UK

Three Burials by Anders Lustgarten review – a madcap satire on the refugee crisis

A nurse battles to give a dead Somali refugee a dignified burial as the English police set out to retrieve his body and cover up their crime

The Guardian - UK

‘If they see a Syrian, they beat them up’: the refugees living in fear in Lebanon

The death of a Christian political leader has sparked a wave of vigilante attacks on Syrians, fuelled by political scapegoating

The Guardian - US

Let us remember the last time students occupied Columbia University

In 1985, Columbia students occupied campus to push for divestment from South Africa. Five months later, the university cut ties to the apartheid regime after years of dragging its feet

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