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Trainer reveals subtle sign your dog is uncomfortable — and being aware of it can build trust and strengthen your bond

The advice will help you learn more about your dog’s likes and dislikes.

PetsRadar

Yamaha Motor President Gets Knifed, Allegedly By His Daughter

Police in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan are investigating an incident involving the president of Yamaha Motor and his daughter, consider it attempted murder.

RideApart

My friend and I made a resolution to ask someone out in person every month. We failed

In a world of swiping and DMs I hoped to be able to put myself out there more – but it turns out the comfort zone is really comfy

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The Unpacking developer is swapping out wordless storytelling for musical numbers and 3D puzzling in Tempopo

I will be singing the trailer music to myself for weeks.

PC Gamer

TV tonight: Martin Freeman’s soul unravels in The Responder

The excellent scouse cop drama continues to unsettle. Plus: Rob and Rylan hit Florence, and it is wonderful to see. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Red Eye ending explained: Who killed Shen Zhao?

The final episode of Red Eye revealed who was behind the death of the Chinese operative and why they killed her (SPOILERS AHEAD)

WhatToWatch

Sister Of Oxford High School Shooting Victim Speaks Out

Reina St. Juliana's emotional victim impact statement sheds light on the profound impact of the Oxford High School shooting tragedy on her family, emphasiz...

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Photos: Israel and Gaza, 6 months into the war

It's been six months since Hamas-led militants attacked Israel, prompting Israel's assault on the Gaza Strip. NPR photographers have covered the war's effects on Israelis, Palestinians and the region.

WEKU

Woman, granddaughter drown in river at Muvatttupuzha

A woman and her granddaughter drowned, while another child remains critical after they ventured out to bath in a river at Kanamkavala in Division 11 of Muvattupuzha municipality on Friday around 11 a.m.

The Hindu

The desperate last-ditch search for Lebanon’s missing war victims

Forty years on, as witnesses age and possible graves are built over, a final attempt is being made to uncover what happened those who disappeared during the long civil war

The Guardian - UK

The Palestinian women battling to preserve their culture amid deadly attacks in West Bank

‘Humans, animals, trees, stones: everything is a target in Palestine,’ Palestinian women tell Maryam Zakir-Hussain

The Independent UK

In brief: Playing Games; Benny the Blue Whale; The Darkness Manifesto – review

An emotive tale of two sisters, an odyssey into AI by a children’s author, and an argument in favour of a little less light

The Guardian - UK

Playing Games by Huma Qureshi review – a poignant sisterhood story

A young playwright borrows inspiration from the breakdown of her sister’s marriage in a novel filled with hard decisions

The Guardian - UK

Evil Does Not Exist review – Ryu Hamaguchi’s enigmatic eco-parable eschews easy explanation

Venice film festival: Compositional quirks and unhurried direction turn this tale of a Tokyo company buying up land near a pristine lake into a complex and mysterious drama

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Videogames, office rage and, erm, sweets: inside the wild and colourful world of Hanabie, Japan's next metal superstars in waiting

Mashing furious, stomping metalcore with dizzy electronica and fun, colourful aesthetics, Hanabie are the breath of fresh air metal needs

Nottingham Post

Husband and father of Nottingham flat fire victims describes heartbreaking last call with is wife

Aboubacarr Drammeh hugged his family in court after the trial

Daily Record

Young Scots dad who battled brain cancer twice given heartbreaking news at scan

Colin Kimber, from Broomhouse, was initially diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2012.

Tribune News Service

ACLU to Oxford school district: Don't confine graduates to 'approved expressions'

DETROIT — Civil libertarians are chastising Oxford Community Schools for not allowing high school graduates to wear orange cords to symbolize they are survivors of gun violence as they crossed the stage to obtain their diplomas Thursday.

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Woman & Home

IKEA shoe cabinet hacks: 9 stylish ways to transform your storage

Want to improve your shoe storage in style? These IKEA shoe cabinet hacks are just the thing to inspire you

The Independent UK

Off-season Croatia: why you should head to the holiday hotspot before summer hits

As one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful spots and also one of its most prestigious filming locations, Dubrovnik, with its surrounding bays and islands, is no secret. Get there before or after peak summer to find it at its most serene, says Lucy Thackray

GamesRadar

I tried the 100 infants challenge in The Sims 4 and it's made me scared of children

OpinionㅣHelp, my house is overrun by tiny tyrants that won't let me sleep

Chronicle Live

Family's horror as their puppy was 'bitten' by dog at Northumberland campsite

Their family holiday turned into a nightmare after their puppy Hana was allegedly attacked by another dog

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Robot looks for children missing in 2011 tsunami

SENDAI -- A technical college in Sendai has developed a self-propelled robot equipped with ground-penetrating radar, which it recently deployed to search for four elementary school children missing since the tsunami caused by the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.

Daily Mirror

Islamic toy range launches in Asda, Morrisons and Selfridges in time for Ramadan

Singing Omar and Hana dolls which are based on a hit children's animation YouTube channel that has more than one million subscribers are set to hit the shelves

Inverse

Senior dogs could help us understand an incurable brain condition

In a citizen science project, thousands of pet dogs are helping scientists to understand what happens to memory and cognition in old age

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