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Ruins by Amy Taylor review – Euro getaway turns to hell in this addictive, soapy thriller

Over one stinking summer in Athens, a thirtysomething couple open their relationship – with disastrous consequences. It’s no surprise a film adaptation is already in the works

The Guardian - AU

Chef Dani García’s Favourite Things

We spoke to the Andalusian culinary icon about his favourite home meals, his kitchen essentials, and his dream dinner party guest

Evening Standard

‘Welcome to Bologna’: The moment an easyJet passenger to Berlin realised her serious mistake

It remains unclear how the gate check-in staff allowed the woman to board the Ryanair plane

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Wife’s Bestie Says She Would Also Like To Be Pregnant With Her Husband’s Baby – He Kicks Her Out

Guy bans pregnant wife's flirty friend from coming to their house after her "jokes" go too far, wife accuses him of taking things out of context, drama ensues.

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Playwright Asif Khan: ‘When people think about theatre, they think white people and Shakespeare’

Sisters 360, Khan’s new play for children, tells the story of two hijab-wearing skateboarding sisters in Bradford. He hopes it will upend lazy ideas around Muslim girls – and bring new audiences to the theatre

The Guardian - UK

10 Books to Read for a Killer Vacation

Pack these novels about vacations gone very wrong on your next trip.

Marie Claire

Student Protests in Serbia: A challenging situation for the European Union

Serbia remains immersed in a deep political crisis before the perplexed gaze of the EU caught in the crossfire between the strategic need to keep supporting a candidate country for EU membership, and the realisation that many principles of law here are still very far from European standards.

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Athol Fugard: the great South African playwright who captured what it means to be human

I was shocked to learn that the famous South African writer Athol Fugard had passed away. I had known his age to be 92 but somehow I never expected him to die. He was always a survivor.

The Conversation

East Is South review – weighty AI drama takes aim at humanity’s biggest questions

The actors, especially Kaya Scodelario, work hard with Beau Willimon’s plot, but are hampered by a leaden, tension-light production

The Guardian - UK

East is South at Hampstead Theatre review: this AI thriller is a waste of acting talent

2/5 This misjudged examination of AI buries potentially interesting ideas under a pile of meaningless jargon

Evening Standard

The Åre Murders episode 1 recap: What's happened to Amanda?

Hanna is on leave from her police job, but she can't help getting involved when a teenage girl goes missing

WhatToWatch

5 of the best free movies to stream on Tubi, Pluto TV, Hoopla, and more this week (November 25)

From critically acclaimed indie dramas to big-budget spy thrillers, there’s plenty to watch on the best free streaming services this week.

TechRadar

‘I’m a fighter’: sailor Clarisse Crémer’s remarkable battle to get back on a boat

Clarisse Créme tells Emma John about her battles against chauvinism and discredited accusations of cheating to take her place in the 2024 Vendée Globe round-the-world race

The Guardian - UK

A Raisin in the Sun at the Lyric Hammersmith review: a delight and a revelation

A revival of Lorraine Hansberry’s pioneering 1959 play has been a long time coming: this is magisterial

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Humanitarian Worker In Gaza Reflects On Ongoing Challenges

Learn about the ongoing struggles faced by Gaza residents post-war through the account of humanitarian worker Lena, shedding light on dire living condition...

Marie Claire

How a friendship between Rebecca Vallance and Nicky Hilton became a covetable collection

Party season-perfect

The Guardian - UK

‘The new reality’: Athens wildfire victims vow to adapt and stay put

People say they are determined and that prevention will be key to mitigating the effects of the climate crisis

The Guardian - UK

How to be a Norwegian parent: let your kids roam free, stay home alone, have fun – and fail

In Norway, children walk to school aged six, or even travel across the country – and no one bats an eyelid. Why do these kids have so much independence, while other countries are so risk-averse?

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Tom’s Guide

7 best movies like 'A Quiet Place' to stream right now

Suspenseful movies that will keep viewers on the edge of their seat including

The Guardian - UK

‘The courgettes were so good last year, I got a tattoo of one’: life on a Birmingham allotment

A city of welly-wearers, Birmingham has more allotments than any other UK local authority – some of its keen plotholders tell us why

The Guardian - UK

This is how we do it: ‘I’m into meditation and I’m sensual – a therapist called me a horny monk’

Ben is spiritual and Lena has always dreamed of having a tantric relationship. So it’s no surprise that their sex life is pretty Zen

The Guardian - UK

The best translated fiction – review roundup

Glorious People by Sasha Salzmann, Your Utopia by Bora Chung, The Time of Cherries by Montserrat Roig and Her Side of the Story by Alba de Céspedes

GoodToKnow

125 funny jokes for teens of all ages - they might even get a smile (especially #18)

Got a teenager who's forgotten how to laugh? These funny jokes for teens will crack a smile - guaranteed

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Debut Film '7 Keys' Showcases Fresh Talent But Lacks Depth

7 Keys, a debut film blending suspense and romance, showcases talented actors but falls short of deeper exploration.

The Guardian - UK

‘I feel like I’m in Sex and the City’ – the women who fled Ukraine to start anew

Some found happiness. Some were overwhelmed. Some had to return. Photographer Polly Braden spent two years documenting the lives of Ukrainian women and children as they became increasingly scattered across Europe

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