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The Cardiff synagogue that welcomed Jews who fled the Nazis

Michael Bogod, 94, is the last person who remembers this moment in history

Wales Online

First week of Murdaugh’s trial a showcase of shocking violence, evidence and emotion

WALTERBORO, S.C. — As the first week of the long-awaited double murder trial of Alex Murdaugh wrapped up Friday, a jury of eight women and four men, the state of South Carolina and the nation have borne witness to an evolving courtroom drama and disquieting disclosures from the witness stand.

Tribune News Service

Historic Black publisher raises money after flood damages property

Third World Press Foundation, the renowned Black publishing company on Chicago’s South Side, experienced a flood in December that caused $200,000 in damage.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Pence takes full responsibility after classified docs found

Former Vice President Mike Pence says he takes “full responsibility” after classified documents were found at his Indiana home

The Independent UK

A Tale of Two Markets

It was the best of times (Visa earnings), it was the worst of times (Intel earnings)...Charles Dickens didn't actually write those words about our current stock market (SPY) environment... but he might as well have. Read on to find out what this could mean for where the market heads next.

StockNews.com

Writer Shea Evans wins Newcastle Herald's 2023 short story competition

Wallsend writer and University of Newcastle PhD candidate Shea Evans' character Pigboy could be anyone. He taps into characteristics Mr Evans says are omnipresent in all of us.

Newcastle Herald

Marie Kondo says she’s ‘kind of given up’ on cleaning after welcoming three children

The organisation guru welcomed her third child, a boy, in April 2021

The Independent UK

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Mary McNamara: Pamela Anderson is a bad-ass, wrapped in an enigma inside a bombshell

If you're planning to write a memoir any time soon, you might want to contact a documentary filmmaker first.

Los Angeles Times

US charges 3 in plot to kill Iranian-American author

The Justice Department has charged three men in a plot to kill an Iranian American author and activist who has spoken out against human rights abuses in Iran

The Independent UK

Didion-Dunne archives acquired by New York Public Library

The archives of the late Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne have been acquired by the New York Public Library

The Independent UK

Blake Lively to star in film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestseller It Ends with Us

The highly anticipated film adaptation of the book is one step closer to being made.

Evening Standard

Lemn Sissay ‘over the moon’ to receive Freedom of the City of London

The freedom is one of the City of London’s ancient traditions.

The Independent UK

Jesmyn Ward novel 'Let Us Descend' to be published Oct. 3

The next novel by two-time National Book Award winner Jesmyn Ward is the story of an enslaved teenage girl that the publisher is calling a blend of magical realism, historical narrative and Dante’s “Inferno.”

The Independent UK

'It stays with you for life': Denton Burn woman reflects on visit to Auschwitz on Holocaust Memorial Day

Leanne Miah, 29, went on the trip with her youth group and she helped create a book chronicling the young people's experiences

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The Guardian - UK

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

Rhinos race on roller skates; a footballer finds his feet; magic goes wrong; and an influencer embraces life offline

AAP

Writers to be paid for audio, e-book loans

Australian writers will be paid when their digital publications are held in libraries, a $12.9 million measure that forms part of the national cultural policy.

The Independent UK

Donald Trelford, former editor of The Observer, dies aged 85

The veteran journalist helmed the paper from 1975 to 1993.

Boston Herald

Movie review: ‘Turn Every Page’ a fascinating safari with literary lions

What happens when two geniuses in their respective fields engage in a sometimes contentious, life-long collaboration? The answer to that question can be found in Lizzie Gottlieb’s “Turn Every Page — The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb” (Yes, Gottlieb is the director’s father). The film is a book…

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The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas is now an opera – the case for adaptating the book that the Auschwitz Museum said 'should be avoided'

Irish novelist John Boyne published his novel The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas in 2006. The protagonist, eight-year-old German boy Bruno, has no idea that his father is the kommandant of a concentration camp during the second world war. Bruno and his family are sent to live with their father…

Nottingham Post

Mrs Hinch responds to fans as she issues an 'honest' family update

There has been some speculation the internet star is pregnant

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson earns £1million in six weeks... as taxpayers foot huge bill for Partygate legal fees

Publishers HarperCollins announced earlier this month they had acquired the rights to the book

The Guardian - UK

Pirate Enlightenment, or the Real Libertalia by David Graeber review – utopia by the sea

The late anthropologist on how an 18th-century Madagascan microstate provides a model for egalitarian living

Newcastle Herald

Global reading platform is making family connections

"For a virtual babysitting service in another hemisphere, it ticks a few boxes."

Chicago Sun-Times

Don’t be afraid of the horror-movie cliches in ‘Fear’

Joseph Sikora from ‘Power’ stars in a wonderfully nasty film that revels in its lack of originality.

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson gets £510,000 advance as taxpayers face rising legal bill for ex-PM

HarperCollins earlier this month said they had acquired the rights to what was described as a prime ministerial memoir ‘like no other’

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