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Blue cards and why football doesn’t need to be muddled further

In today’s Football Daily: Blue cards, the Undertaker and more

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Pity by Andrew McMillan review – men and memories in a Yorkshire pit town

The poet’s deft first novel conveys the personal and political pain felt by three generations in his home town

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The Traitors viewers eagerly await ‘downfall’ of ‘smug’ contestant

Paul has become a divisive figure for some fans of the hit BBC One show

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The Trust: A Game of Greed episode 2 recap — a player becomes a target

The Trust: A Game of Greed episode 2 sees players turn against their self-appointed 'leader'.

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Killer cliffhangers, scene-stealing owls and Diane’s big secret! The 10 best bits of The Traitors so far

The second series is as deliciously devilish as the first, so there’s been plenty of mic-drop moments already. Each week, we’ll dissect every hilarious moment and bit of backstabbing. Let the games begin!

The Guardian - UK

‘Farming is a dirty word now’: the woman helping farmers navigate a grim, uncertain future

The long read: In a moment of crisis for the industry, Heather Wildman tours the country helping farmers face up to the toughest of questions – not just about the future of their business, but about their family, their identity and even their mortality

The Guardian - UK

Peep The Wholesome Moment Kelly Clarkson Helped A Couple Get Married During Her Concert

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“To me, it was like getting the car back on the road. The fact that we only managed to do about 10 shows before the wheels came off again was a bit of a slap from the gods”: Despite the challenges, Fairport Convention never gave up

Simon Nicol reflects on how British folk prog pioneers Fairport Convention took a career path rather than a short cut to temporary success

Louder

Who are the Traitors in series 2?

Traitors series 2 returns tonight on BBC

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"He liked living on the edge, but over the line was even better": Dennis Wilson's wife shot his car with a 9mm pistol. He narrowly escaped the Manson Family. And he released a stunning solo album

Famously, Dennis Wilson was the only member of the Beach Boys who surfed - but on land, his life was chaos

The Guardian - UK

Silent Night review – wordless festive action extravaganza from John Woo

The lack of dialogue in the veteran director’s film about a bereaved father out for revenge speeds things up but makes for clumsy storytelling

The Independent UK

Thailand sends 3 orangutans rescued from illicit wildlife trade back to Indonesia

Three trafficked Sumatran orangutans have been sent back from Thailand to Indonesia as part of a joint effort between the countries to tackle the illegal wildlife trade

Evening Standard

Cheryl’s family ‘disgusted’ after grandparents’ gravestone overturned by council ‘for safety reasons’

Brian and Margaret Tweedy’s headstone is among hundreds which were laid on their backs or dismantled at Heaton Cemetery in Newcastle

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The Couple Next Door ending explained and episode 6 recap

The Couple Next Door ending explained: episode 6 saw the series race to an explosive conclusion...

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Where to Start Financially After a Life-Changing Diagnosis

Dealing with an illness, yours or your child’s or that of another loved one, is hard enough without adding financial duress. Here are some considerations and suggestions for covering expenses.

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my housemate stop making endless to-do lists?

Abena likes to be in charge of the household chores, but her flatmate Millie finds this deeply irritating. Who’s being taken to task unnecessarily?

Evening Standard

Office Christmas party tribes 2023: who to avoid this year

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Scott Pilgrim Takes Off Co-Creator Told Us How Evil Dead II Almost Factored Into Ramona And Roxy's Big Fight

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off had some excellent fights, and the co-creator told us about some Evil Dead 2 references that were cut from Ramona and Roxy's.

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge grandparents’ special: should my dad stop falling asleep when he looks after my son?

Lisa’s dad takes care of her son while she’s at work, but she disapproves of his napping on the job. Should she let sleeping dads lie? You decide

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"I'll say goodbye to the boys and they can get someone else in to do the job. And I really mean it": Revisiting Black Ice, the album that saved AC/DC's career

For eight long years they’d been silent. Then, seemingly out of the blue, AC/DC rediscovered their mojo with Black Ice and became bigger than ever

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