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Dining across the divide: ‘We discussed whether we should increase immigration, and I said no’

An author and a tech coach had a heated debate about refugees, loud phones in public spaces, and our reliance on cars. Did they part with a smile?

The Guardian - UK

‘A dark book that’s a joy to read’ – David Szalay’s Flesh was a surprise 2025 Booker Prize winner

Chair of judges Roddy Doyle was blown away by the novel

Woman & Home

Booker prize 2025: the six shortlisted books, reviewed by experts

From 150 titles to a longlist of 13, six novels have been shortlisted for the 2025 Booker prize. Our academics review the finalists ahead of the announcement of the winner on November 10.

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‘His teeth flew out of his mouth and landed in my spaghetti’: 10 first date horror stories

Many have experienced that sinking feeling when reality falls dramatically short of expectations

The Guardian - US

In Jane Austen’s Persuasion, respite is a key ingredient for romance

It’s that time of year again. Flight costs are up, schools are out, and anyone lucky enough to afford a break is heading – literally or metaphorically – for the hills. Some might harbour visions of a beautiful stranger alone in a beach or bar, someone who takes a keen…

The Conversation

Flashlight by Susan Choi review – big, bold and surprising

Stretching from Indiana to North Korea, the US writer’s sixth novel is a study of absence, alienation and affection in a family rocked by tragedy

The Guardian - UK

Christine Lampard’s Phase Eight co-ord just revived our confidence for wearing horizontal stripes

Christine Lampard proves beyond doubt that we don't need to daunted by the idea of wearing on-trend horizontal stripes this season

Woman & Home

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“It felt like the whole world was anticipating celebrating and we were anticipating death.”

Love, loss, and grief—how three women navigated their first Christmas without a parent

Marie Claire

Designing buildings helped Arthur Conan Doyle to cope with his wife’s ill health

Arthur Conan Doyle is best known for his creation of the eccentric detective, Sherlock Holmes. But he was also interested in architecture and worked on several projects throughout his life, from his home in Surrey to a golf course in Canada. Now, a building designed by Conan Doyle, the Lyndhurst…

The Conversation

Besties, babies and books: how the friends that read together stay together

When everyone’s so busy, it can be hard to keep in touch with the people who matter. Leela Morris’s solution was to set up a book club to regularly get all of her favourite people in one place. She talks to Kala Paul-Worika

The Guardian - UK

'It was a lot': After 17 years, Marcie finally feels light on her feet

The Tuggeranong teenager is helping to promote Can Give Day.

The Canberra Times

Dame Sarah Storey slams 'appalling' time trial course after comeback win for 18th Paralympic gold

Team GB icon overhauls French rival on shortened track

Evening Standard

Record-breaker Sarah Storey prepared for ‘all eventualities’ at Paris Paralympics

The 46-year-old made her Paralympic debut as a 14-year-old swimmer at Barcelona in 1992.

The Independent UK

Can an ‘At-Home Reformer Pilates Workout’ really mimic the results of classes?

Reformer Pilates is one of London’s most popular workouts, but it costs £30 a class. Can an at-home version without a machine really deliver results? Madeleine Spencer finds out

Evening Standard

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PC Gamer

Dungeons of Hinterberg review

Arguably, slaying monsters in the woods is self-care.

Ideal Home

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall on his addiction to secondhand cookware and other home truths

The TV chef and cookbook writer gets up close and personal with his home

The Guardian - AU

Shankari Chandran: ‘In western thinking, duty is seen as a burden’

The Miles Franklin award-winning author contemplates writing, Australia’s attitudes to migrants and the meaning of home

The Guardian - UK

‘Huge human and economic toll’: one in seven people in England waiting for NHS treatment

Prolapsed organs and paralysis among conditions patients are left to endure as a result of ballooning waiting lists

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Marie Claire

Meryl Streep’s Four Kids Show Their Support For Her In A Very Rare Red Carpet Appearance

Streep and her husband of 45 years, Don Gummer, confirmed their separation in October.

The Guardian - UK

Slow Horses season three review – Kristin Scott Thomas is absolutely top-notch

As ever, this grubby spy thriller is an utter pleasure. It’s big, bold, daft and sees Scott Thomas on brilliantly droll form – alongside a joyously shambolic Gary Oldman

The Guardian - UK

Besties, babies and books: how the friends that read together stay together

When everyone’s so busy, it can be hard to keep in touch with people who matter to you. That’s what prompted Leela Morris to set up a book club to regularly get all of her favourite people together in one place, as she tells Kala Paul-Worika

The Guardian - UK

Police accused of widely misusing body-worn video in England and Wales

Switching off cameras and sharing footage on WhatsApp among more than 150 incidents found in BBC investigation

The Independent UK

More than 150 incidents of police body-camera misuse – report

Home Office says police use of technology must be ‘lawful, proportionate and justified’

PetsRadar

Four easy ways I got my cat to drink more water and relieve his cystitis symptoms

Thankfully, there are ways to minimize potential problems for a cat suffering from cystitis, and drinking more water is a big one

The Guardian - UK

Blindspot review – Ross Kemp is back doing drama (and he’s far more dull than in EastEnders)

After almost two decades, the longtime documentarian makes his acting return – in a plodding, cliche-ridden procedural. His role is no Grant Mitchell, that’s for sure

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