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Rogue trader: On the hunt for London's Wolf of Wall Street

City poster boy Anthony Constantinou seemed to have it all. But the empire he built after his father’s murder was founded on industrial-scale fraud, reports Tristan Kirk

Evening Standard

Michael Nicholson's Celtic address in full as transfer admission made

Celtic Chief Executive Officer Michael Nicholson has spoken after the club released their latest annual financial results.

The National (Scotland)

Nina Dobrev Quit The Vampire Diaries Over Pay Gap With Ian Somerhalder & Paul Wesley

“It wasn’t about the money — I didn’t give a shit about the money at all — it was the principle.”

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‘You tried to kill us’: Real Oviedo make emotional return to La Liga

Spanish club return to the top flight for the first time since 2001, having dropped several divisions and been saved from oblivion by loyal fans

The Guardian - UK

Shock poll claims Romanians are nostalgic for communist dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu: Who was he?

A recent survey reveals 66.2% of Romanians believe Nicolae Ceaușescu was a good leader, despite his repressive regime.

Euronews

9 Siblings Who Cut Ties Over Money—And Never Looked Back

Money has a way of revealing what people truly value. Among siblings, it can either be a shared tool for building family wealth or a wedge that shatters lifelong bonds.

Everybody Loves Your Money

King of Dirt by Holden Sheppard review – a grim portrait of homophobia and masculinity

In his first book for adults, Sheppard explores his gay protagonist’s desperately sad, self-sabotaging behaviour as he struggles with being gay in rural Australia

The Guardian - AU

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Stick: Owen Wilson’s charmingly funny golf drama is as feelgood as Ted Lasso

It’s easy to forget the Hollywood star is also an Oscar-nominated writer and highly subtle actor. He’s perfect in this gentle, humane tale of a washed-up sportsman trying to regain his mojo as a mentor

The Guardian - UK

‘Fatherhood is an adventure that somehow both constrains and expands your world’: What having a daughter has taught me about being a man

IN FOCUS: A sense of threat, a sense of humility and a sense of wonder. Ben Bryant, on how having a daughter has rewired his brain

The Independent UK

‘This is what death feels like’: The terrifying reality of Ukraine’s landmine crisis

IN FOCUS: Hundreds of people have been killed in landmine explosions across Ukraine. Bryony Gooch speaks to two survivors who have lived through that pain, and don’t want anyone else to have to experience it

The Independent UK

44 Horrifying Times Celebrity Homes Were Broken Into

Some people are beyond despicable.

Bored Panda

Queen Elizabeth Once "Hid Behind a Bush" With Her Corgis to Avoid This "Viper" and Her Dictator Husband at Buckingham Palace

The late Queen found the dictator and his wife "so objectionable, so charmless, she had absolutely nothing to say to them."

Marie Claire

My Master Builder at Wyndham’s Theatre review: Ewan McGregor's first stage appearance in 17 years is a dud

2/5 This play boasts a glib, howlingly pretentious script and a drippy central character in McGregor’s architect Henry Solness

Evening Standard

Ewan McGregor, Elizabeth Debicki and Kate Fleetwood: ‘There’s slight snobbery about film actors doing a play’

THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: The garlanded trio are taking on marital and sexual politics in a radical modern update of Ibsen’s ‘The Master Builder’. They take on the hot potato of star power, annoying theatregoers and ‘why people call us luvvies’ with Annabel Nugent

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The Guardian - AU

The Clinking by Susie Greenhill review – a stunning, devastating debut

The Richell Prize-winner’s novel, set in a near-future lutruwita/Tasmania, asks what does it mean to have hope in the face of climate crisis?

International Business Times

Russians Speak Of Nerves And Hope For Peace As They Shelter In Kursk

Andrey Klimenko hiccups and shifts his weight from one leg to the other.

Evening Standard

Heathrow expansion branded 'criminal' as fourth-generation Sipson villagers fear homes will be destroyed

Villagers in Sipson have lived in the shadow of Heathrow airport for decades. As new expansion plans are unveiled, locals once again fear losing their homes

The Guardian - UK

This is how we do it: ‘I definitely want sex more often than she does, but I don’t mind waiting’

For Elena and John, intimacy and trust has replaced that early urgent passion – but they still have their moments

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The Independent UK

Nina Dobrev’s Vampire Diaries co-stars rush to save her from falling stage backdrop

Dobrev recently reunited with her former ‘Vampire Diaries’ co-stars at Epic Con in Georgia

Advnture

After 25 years of running, I finally got a gait analysis – here are 5 things I’ll be doing differently on the trail (plus the shoes I’m going to keep wearing)

You don’t have to change the way you run, but you might want to change everything else after this

WhatToWatch

Netflix has just added your next crime thriller obsession — a coming of age drama about a missing teenager

Adoration has just landed on Netflix and follows the story of vanishing teenager, Elena.

Woman & Home

Showtrial season 2 ending explained: Did Justin kill Marcus?

We take a look at the finale of the tense BBC drama

International Business Times

Navalny Memoirs Spark Mix Of Curiosity, Indifference In Moscow

There was a mix of indifference and curiosity in Moscow when late opposition leader Alexei Navalny's autobiography was published on Tuesday.

The National (Scotland)

Celtic have £77m in the bank as annual report is released

Celtic have eye-watering £77m in the bank as annual report is released.

The Conversation

A post-pandemic novel with a fairy tale twist, Julia Phillips’ Bear is a harrowing story of economic hardship

With her second novel Bear, Julia Phillips consolidates her position as a leading novelist of the cartographic margins.

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