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Nothing Ever Just Disappears by Diarmuid Hester review – room with a view

Hester underlines the importance of place in this study of seven queer lives, from EM Forster to Josephine Baker

The Guardian - UK

With Brics expansion, China seeks a global counterweight to US

The five Brics countries have announced plans to add six new members to their club. Observers say the expansion is intended to make the group a stronger player in the "multi-polar world" favoured by China to counter US supremacy. Will it succeed?

Radio France Internationale

Student housing in London costs 150% times maximum maintenance loan after huge annual rent hike

Student loans nowhere near cover the cost of renting after a 20 per cent price rise

Evening Standard

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Camera brings ‘unprecedented clarity’ to restoration of historic artworks

Technology will allow conservators to use fluorescence to identify and remove ageing varnish with total accuracy

The Guardian - UK

‘Poo transplant’ trial hope for ending killer liver disease

London scientists will launch a clinical trial of a transplant that they believe could help to treat advanced liver disease — the third biggest cause of death in adults of working age.

Evening Standard

US may need MORE nuclear bombs as China and Russia cooperate to create terrifying arsenal

Chinese President Xi Jinping's and Vladimir Putin announced a 'comprehensive' agreement last month which saw Beijing expand their nuclear energy weapons - and it could dwarf the US who may need to act NOW, an expert tells The Mirror

Daily Mirror

One Tory MP’s fear and loathing for the 15‑minute city has no foundations

Nick Fletcher doesn’t seem to want people to live and work in places that work well for their inhabitants

The Guardian - UK

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‘A landmark step’: how pioneering foetal surgery is transforming lives

Guardian is given unique access to observe procedure that can radically improve outcomes for babies with spina bifida

The Guardian - UK

‘Like a horrific board game’: 33 hours inside an NHS in crisis

Crammed wards, burned-out GPs, patients waiting hours for ambulances – the health service is at breaking point

The Guardian - UK

Drunk teacher at special school is banned after texting mum threatening to kill her boy

He also sent aggressive messages to the headteacher

Wales Online

Thornbury special school drunk teacher banned from profession

He threatened to kill Sheiling School pupil in text to boy's mum

Bristol Post

Castle Douglas' Carolyn Yates shares the first part of her story in Galloway People

A qualified teacher who took her acclaimed programme for unlocking children’s learning all over the world, Carolyn is currently chair of Castle Douglas Development Forum

Daily Record

Curb vape sales to children due to potential risks, experts say

Current research is not robust enough to make clear conclusions about how harmful vaping is in the longer term, according to new research.

The Independent UK

Luxon not keen on Uffindell report seeing light of day

it seems Christopher Luxon would rather deal with a negative news cycle than throw sunlight on the reports’ findings.

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Daily Mirror

Soldiers given ecstasy in radical bid to treat PTSD through pioneering therapy trial

Class A drug ecstasy is illegal in the UK but can be used in medical trials under strict guidelines. MDMA, the chemical component, creates 'a sense of euphoria'

Al Jazeera

What happens if Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant explodes?

Experts say the greatest concern is in the leak of radiation that could come as a result of the shelling.

Newsroom.co.nz

Uffindell affair sparks more questions about National judgment

The National Party has yet more questions to answer about its failures in candidate vetting and disclosure.

Evening Standard

Sculpture honouring wartime codebreaker Alan Turing approved for King’s College, Cambridge

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Dublin Live

Experts discover three types of Long Covid and here are the symptoms to look out for

Each type of Long Covid seems to bring with it an entirely different set of symptoms

Irish Mirror

Experts discover three types of Long Covid - here's what to look out for each

Each type of Long Covid seems to bring with it an entirely different set of symptoms

The Guardian - UK

‘Equality is personal for me’: UK watchdog frontrunner faces whispering campaign

Sheldon Mills, the crusading lawyer and chair of Stonewall, is being targeted over trans issues as he runs to lead the Competition and Markets Authority

Daily Mirror

ZOE study shows Long Covid risk dropped by up to 50 per cent in Omicron wave

The self-reporting health app ZOE has tracked symptoms since the start of the pandemic and saw a lower rate of people logging Long Covid symptoms when compared to the previous year

Wales Online

Rival schools in astonishing haka face-off to leave 1million viewers stunned

The video has notched up a million views in three days

The Guardian - UK

Simon Preston obituary

Charismatic organist, master of the choristers at Westminster Abbey and conductor who made more than 100 recordings

The Independent UK

Cambridge college seeks to install 12ft memorial to codebreaker Alan Turing

King’s College said the sculpture would be designed by Antony Gormley and made of 19 steel blocks.

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