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David Fairhall obituary

Guardian defence, aviation, shipping and nuclear specialist with a lifelong love of sailing

The Guardian - UK

Careless People by Sarah Wynn-Williams audiobook review – the insider story that Meta tried to stifle

The author reads her account of her time as a senior executive at Facebook with a mixture of dark humour and astonishment at the working culture in which she finds herself

The Guardian - UK

What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in April

Luke Kennard, Sophie Ratcliffe and Guardian readers discuss the titles they have read over the last month. Join the conversation in the comments

The Guardian - UK

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'Ageing is not an inevitable decline' – Liz Earle’s How to Age shares simple, life-changing steps to living a better, longer life

"I feel better now in my 60s than I did in my 40s, and honestly, this is the book I wish I had back then."

Woman & Home

Hey, Good Morning, How Are You? by Martina Hefter review – a hit in Germany that falls flat in English

The premise of this novel about a ballet dancer who baits love scammers into conversation is great – but the story feels overwritten and underfelt

The Guardian - UK

Man on Fire review – some of this action show’s scenes are so dark they’ll make you wince

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is formidable in Netflix’s take on the thriller novel Denzel Washington turned into a noughties action movie. But it’s a great lesson in why shows don’t normally have a glum high-octane hero

The Guardian - UK

From Life Itself by Suzy Hansen review – Turkey in the age of Erdoğan

This portrait of everyday life in an Istanbul neighbourhood buffeted by change has far wider relevance

The Guardian - UK

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Hokum review – Adam Scott dour and grumpy in enjoyably eerie rural horror

A writer’s retreat to the remote Irish hotel in which his parents spent their honeymoon brings him face-to-face with all manner of creepy goings-on in a gruesome and eccentric black-comic shocker

The Guardian - UK

Rachel Roddy’s recipe for spaghetti with crab, chilli, herbs and lemon

Crab pasta done (mostly) the River Cafe way, with an ‘electric sauce’ of olive oil, red chilli, parsley, garlic and lemon

The Guardian - UK

Is Ben Mauro's 'Huxley' graphic novel universe the next big thing in sci-fi? (interview)

'It's exciting to see things come to life and see it grow and expand. It just makes me happy every day.'

Space

Gordon Snell, author and Maeve Binchy’s husband, dies aged 93

Best known for his children’s books Gordon Snell was married to the Irish author Maeve Binchy.

Evening Standard

The King of Comedy: How Charles III used humour to reprimand Donald Trump in the US Congress

There is, rather conveniently, an actual novel called The Two Georges which imagines a world in which George Washington and King George III settle their differences and the American Revolution never happens. In that version of history, America remains within the British system, the empire adapts, and everyone carries on…

The Times of India

Nick Cave offers pithy three-word verdict on Russell Brand’s conversion to Christianity

Brand recently struggled to find a bible passage while being interviewed about the book by Piers Morgan

The Independent UK

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

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Devotions by Lucy Caldwell review – short stories that are frightening, passionate and comforting too

The Northern Irish writer explores music and family, memory and duty in this stunning collection of sharply observed tales

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The House of the Spirits review – this twee adaptation of Isabel Allende’s novel isn’t good enough

In some ways, this expansive Spanish language series improves on the Chilean family saga about a psychic girl and a military coup. But it mainly just feels old-fashioned and naive

Cinemablend

Two Things: Anne Hathaway Is PERFECT Casting For Yesteryear, And I Could Not Put This Book Down

All I could think the entire book was 'What is going on here?!'

International Business Times UK

George R.R. Martin's Upcoming 'Game of Thrones' Books Explained—Full List Including 'The Winds of Winter' and 'Fire and Blood' Sequel

George R.R. Martin continues to expand the 'Game of Thrones' universe with upcoming books, including 'The Winds of Winter' and 'A Dream of Spring', despite long delays.

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How Did Gerry Conway Die? Cause of Death, Career Highlights and How He Reshaped Modern Comics

Gerry Conway, influential comic book writer and co-creator of The Punisher, has died at 73. His work reshaped modern comics, leaving a lasting legacy in storytelling.

The Guardian - US

‘It’s not a story that’s over’: inside the battle against hatred in America

In The Secret War Against Hate, Pulitzer-prize finalist Steven J Ross looks back at those who infiltrated and prevented hate groups in the US

The Guardian - UK

Having Spent Life Seeking by Kae Tempest review – painfully earnest tale of trauma and transition

An ex-offender searches for meaning and beauty in the second novel from the spoken-word performer

International Business Times UK

Is Anne Hathaway's 'Verity' Based on a True Story? Here's What We Learned About the Colleen Hoover Adaptation

The film adapts Colleen Hoover's bestselling 2018 novel, a book that has gripped millions of readers with its dark themes, unreliable narration, and morally complex characters.

Creative Bloq

Thrifted wood furniture and wild squirrel visits: This home office brings the outside in

Clever use of space and an unexpected connection to nature make this artist's work-from-home studio the perfect spot for creativity

The Guardian - UK

This Dark Night by Deborah Lutz review – Emily Brontë’s world

Tactile details and a no-nonsense approach make this biography a refreshing change from more lurid fare

AAP

Gasps as ex-charity worker avoids jail over abuse book

An author will be placed on the sex offenders register after penning a novel found to describe the sexual abuse of a child through explicit toddler role-play.

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