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Sion Daniel Young: ‘I can’t believe it’s taken until 2024 for a Welsh bilingual drama on primetime’

The 34-year old-actor plays one half of the Welsh couple at the core of BBC’s new gay adoption drama ‘Lost Boys & Fairies’. He speaks to Lydia Spencer-Elliott about what bilingual barriers the show breaks – and why it doesn’t flinch away from being ‘really flawed’

The Independent UK

'I didn't expect it': Gabriel stunned by Declan Rice impact at Arsenal after £105m arrival

The midfielder looks like a bargain at £105million

Evening Standard

‘We were all going through traumas under one roof’: the drag queen adoption drama inspired by real life

Daf James’s life was upended when he and his husband adopted three kids – and he knew he had to write about it. As Lost Boys & Fairies hits the screen, the writer and cast talk about queer lives, Welshness and what makes a family click

The Guardian - UK

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“Life is to be lived, and lived well… there’s a feeling of carpe diem across the whole album”: Big Big Train loaded Grand Tour with intergalactic ambitions

Inspired by journeys across 250 million years, Gregory Spawton and the late David Longdon intended the band’s 12th album to be bigger in scale than anything they’d done before

Louder

A release date for Emily in Paris season 4 has officially been announced

Marie Claire

‘Emily in Paris’ season 4 sets release dates — yes, it’s getting split into two parts

Here's what you need to know about when you can stream the fourth season of "Emily in Paris" on Netflix

Tom’s Guide

Emily in Paris season 4 to see huge character return as release date revealed — but there is bad news for fans

Emily in Paris season 4 has finally got a release date, but it's not all good news for fans.

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Shardlake episode 2 recap: The plot thickens

What happened in Shardlake episode 2? Shardlake's second episode sees the monastery murder mystery getting more complicated as more secrets pile up...

WhatToWatch

Arsenal to make stunning move for defensive rock with great 'speed and strength': report

Arsenal want to add some defensive steel to their backline in the upcoming summer transfer window

FourFourTwo

29% of US Households Are Considered 'ALICE': What Does That Mean And Are You One?

ALICE households face major difficulties with making ends meet as they earn over the Federal Poverty Level, disqualifying them from government benefits.

International Business Times UK

The Internet Has Finally Discovered Prince Carl Philip of Sweden—and, Yeah, He’s Worth Discovering

“Best looking royal in the world.”

Marie Claire

Champions League team of the week: Jules Koundé erases Mbappé in Paris

The knockout stages have started to deliver, with standout performances from Phil Foden, Antoine Griezmann and Barcelona’s reluctant fullback

The Guardian - US

Controversy In Champions League Quarterfinal Over Handball Incident

Debate sparked by a controversial handball incident in Arsenal vs. Bayern Munich match highlights the importance of fair officiating in sports.

Top News

Premier League weekend awards: Arsenal’s stinginess is a work of art

From Kevin De Bruyne’s match-winning performance to VAR controversies, we hand out honors (and dishonors) from the top-flight weekend

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‘Our destroyed theatre’s heart still beats’: Mariupol’s actors return to the stage, two years on

Players who survived a Russian strike on a theatre where over 1,000 people sheltered are taking to the stage to tell their stories

The Guardian - UK

‘Those Friends people make $100m a year! I’m getting six-cent cheques! It’s not OK!’: Billy Porter on race, recognition and the Middle East

The Pose star plays a divorcing dad in Our Son, but he has other things on his mind – such as getting paid, why his James Baldwin biopic is like Barbie and trying to understand the Israel-Gaza conflict

The Guardian - UK

Kai Havertz’s late winner sends Arsenal top while Frank rages over ‘dive’

Kai Havertz’s late winner gave Arsenal a priceless victory in the title race as the Gunners went top after a 2-1 win over Brentford

WhatToWatch

The Gentlemen episode 7 recap: Not Without Danger

In The Gentlemen episode 7 Susie and Eddie learn of Stanley Johnston's role in all their recent issues

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The Gentlemen episode 3 recap: Where's My Weed At?

In The Gentlemen episode 3 Eddie gets mixed up with a Colombian gangster

Evening Standard

Standard's Winter Survival Appeal awards final £1million to homeless youth charity

The appeal has awarded EveryYouth, a charity that supports a network of groups for struggling young people, reports Campaigns Editor David Cohen

The Guardian - UK

How do you grieve for a child who barely lived? A new book has some profound answers

Tamarin Norwood’s son, Gabriel, lived for 72 minutes. Now she has written a memoir of her pregnancy and his death, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

PC Gamer

'We love you, we hate money': Ultrakill and Gloomwood developer New Blood is offering discounts on all its games (and some body pillows) for its 10 year anniversary

Deals so good they'll have you saying MORTIS.

Evening Standard

Stella Assange: 'it's too late for Navalny, but it's not too late for my husband Julian'

As the imprisoned Wikileaks founder’s fate comes to a head this week, his wife tells Katie Strick how she keeps her spirits high while trying to save her husband’s life

Latin Times

5 Romantic Comedies in Spanish to Stream on Valentine's Day

From a Spanish musical comedy to a Mexican love story with Gael García Bernal

The Guardian - UK

Fighting the smartphone ‘invasion’: the French village that voted to ban scrolling in public

Seine-Port is introducing restrictions on phone use in streets, shops and parks – but young people say there’s little else to do

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