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OPINION - I froze my eggs and carried on working, just like AOC: this is the gruelling reality

There is a scene in Bridget Jones’s Diary that perfectly summarises an experience anyone over 30 and single in London will be familiar with. It’s at Una Alconbury’s turkey curry buffet, right after pervy “Uncle” Geoffrey has asked about Bridget’s love life. Una swans over and says: “You career girls!…

Evening Standard

'A lot of holding on for dear life': Newcastle camel jockey's desert journey

Two champion camels from Port Stephens have become unlikely sports stars.

Newcastle Herald

Morgan le Fay was King Arthur’s sister – but also a healer, mathematician and murderer

Morgan le Fay is one of the most infamous characters of Arthurian mythology. A powerful sorceress and, in later stories, King Arthur’s half-sister, Morgan was a healer, a mathematician, murderer, adulteress and queen.

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BBC World Service being supplanted by Russia and China because of funding cuts and poor management, warn MPs

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has issued a scathing report into the state of the World Service is losing out to propaganda outlets

The Independent UK

'Bel-Air' cast reflects on series, building its own legacy and identity entering final season

With “Bel-Air” entering its fourth and final season on Monday, the cast reflects on how the ambitious Peacock drama expanded the possibilities for Black-led prestige television

The Independent UK

'You'd Have to Be Very Skilled to Have A Job': AI Godfather Geoffrey Hinton Predicts Healthcare Will Survive AI Disruption

"You'd have to be very skilled to have a job," said AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton, warning that automation could erase much of today's intellectual labor. As generative AI floods workplaces, Hinton's comments highlight growing uncertainty about the future of work.

Benzinga

28 Times TV Show Writers Showed Such Incredible Attention To Detail, People Couldn’t Help But Be Amazed

Really, it’s the tiny details that can make or break a show.

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Last Meal of Florida Child Killer Revealed After Execution Took Less Than 15 Minutes

Jeffrey Hutchinson was executed for the 1998 murders of his girlfriend and her three children.

Latin Times

Eclipse review – Tom Conti stars in intriguing but elusive 70s tale of a mysterious death

Conti plays twin brothers, one of whom is suspected of the other’s murder, in this dreamy but frustrating fable

The Guardian - UK

Michelin-starred Scottish restaurant on sale 'after 250 years in hospitality'

AN 18th-century Scottish restaurant, famed for having a Michelin star, has been put on sale ...

The National (Scotland)

A Taste of Honey review – Shelagh Delaney’s grenade explodes again

Jill Halfpenny and Rowan Robinson star in a revival of the 1958 play, staged near its setting of Salford

The Guardian - UK

Tories need to channel British Empire soldiers who fought off Zulus, says Geoffrey Cox

But former chairman Lord Patten says history won’t save the party against Labour

Evening Standard

‘People always gossiped about our sleeping arrangements!’ How 100 people share a happy home in the Netherlands

It took six years to persuade the Dutch authorities that CW Delft wasn’t just a hippy dream. Four decades on, it’s still thriving. What’s the secret?

The Guardian - UK

Roger Moore’s lookalike sons steal show at auction of Bond star’s belongings

007 star’s sons are the spitting image of their father

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Roger Moore’s lookalike sons steal show at auction of Bond star’s belongings

007 star’s sons are the spitting image of their father

The Independent UK

Roger Moore’s lookalike sons steal show at auction of Bond star’s belongings

007 star’s sons are the spitting image of their father

The Guardian - UK

Angela Flowers obituary

Leading British art gallery owner and businesswoman who placed loyalty above all else

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Best Not Going Out episodes ranked: what's the funniest episode?

Best Not Going Out episodes ranked: Top 10 episodes of all-time of Lee Mack's hit comedy

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Glasgow Live

Recalling Glasgow's Toys R Us stores as loved toys giant set to make a return

Back in the 1990s, there was one toy superstore to rule them all and it was called.. Toys R Us! Toys R Us! Toys R Us! With the legendary toy chain set to make a UK comeback this year, we look back with fondness at the two stores that used…

The Guardian - UK

Murray Melvin, actor, director and theatre archivist, dies aged 90

Melvin’s roles included parts in Torchwood, The Phantom of the Opera and A Taste of Honey

Los Angeles Times

A huge snowbank fell on her husband. A California woman's desperate fight to save him

Melissa Cassem still cannot make sense of what happened to her family at their home in the Sierra Nevada during a recent heavy snowfall.

The Independent UK

Murder investigation launched into death of 75-year-old man

Police found the man at an address near Rochdale, Greater Manchester, and are now treating his death as suspicious.

The Guardian - UK

Qatar’s forgotten migrant workers stuck in a ‘prison where you can work’

The migrant labour camps in Qatar are harsh places and feel in a different universe from the Lusail Stadium

The Guardian - UK

‘This isn’t a clickbait story of a white family with a black kid’: Jimmy Akingbola on growing up in foster care

The Bel-Air star spent 14 years with foster parents after his mother and father divorced. As he revisits his childhood for a documentary, he talks about the family he lost and regained – and the loving home he found along the way

The Independent UK

Books of the month: From Jonathan Coe’s Bournville to Bob Dylan’s essays

Martin Chilton reviews November’s biggest books for our monthly column

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