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‘This boy was born to be No 1’: the making of Carlos Alcaraz

Those who watched his formative years in a Murcian village reveal how the world No 1 emerged from the grounds of Tiro de Pichón

The Guardian - UK

Architects and designers rally to save Milan’s Fondazione Achille Castiglioni

Milan's Fondazione Achille Castiglioni is at risk of closing. It has been 61 years since Achille Castiglioni set up his studio with brother Pier Giacomo in Milan's Piazza Castello 27. From the studio, the pair created some of the most recognised and beloved pieces of contemporary design, including several lighting…

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Musselburgh takeaway launches chippy sauce recycling scheme

Customers can get 50p of their next chippy when they return empty bottles of sauce

Insider UK

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‘We were like a big dysfunctional family’: 13 strangers take impromptu road trip when flight is cancelled

‘It kind of restored my trust and humanity a little bit,’ said one passenger

The Independent UK

Agent makes Everton transfer prediction for Napoli forward who Carlo Ancelotti 'loved'

Everton could be in a race with Manchester United for Hirving Lozano, if his former agent is to be believed.

Liverpool Echo

‘Ernani’ opens Lyric Opera season with strong singing and playing, awkward staging

Leads are up to the demands of early Verdi opera, but production doesn’t fully jell.

Chicago Sun-Times

Anthony Albanese is Australia’s first PM with a non-Anglo surname. So how do you pronounce it?

Even members of his own party can’t decide on the best way to pronounce his last name – but the PM says it’s easier to call him Albo

The Guardian - AU

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Love and Risk in the Time of COVID-19

My partner is an organ transplant recipient. We’ve spent years of testing for potential danger in every decision. What’s next?

The Walrus

The queen of crime-solving

The long read: Forensic scientist Angela Gallop has helped to crack many of the UK’s most notorious murder cases. But today she fears the whole field – and justice itself – is at risk

The Guardian - UK

Scot who was engaged to undercover cop in Met Police scandal lost two years of her life to 'complete lie'

Donna McLean's life was turned upside down when she discovered the man she once considered her 'soulmate' had been an undercover police officer.

Daily Record

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