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The Latest Breaking News from Malcolm

Revealed at the Tobacco Factory Theatre is 'moving' and 'powerful'

It is a must-watch from the South Bristol theatre

Bristol Post

Strictly star Fleur East's marriage and baby plans sparked by life-changing loss

Strictly Come Dancing and X Factor star Fleur East lost her dad in 2020, and his death has made her want to start a family with her husband Marcel Badiane-Robin

Daily Mirror

‘Families can fall apart over this stuff’: the children refusing to go to school

The incidence of children refusing to go to school is on the rise. The stress that families experience reflects an education system under pressure

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‘At first she didn’t like my drawings’: Axel Scheffler and Julia Donaldson on three decades of collaboration

In a rare joint interview, the creators of The Gruffalo talk about baddies, Brexit – and the bumpy beginning to their partnership

The Guardian - UK

‘I felt I was being assessed on my skin colour’: Black women around the world share their birth stories

From Rio to Reykjavik, London to Shanghai, Black women face a maternal health crisis. Six mothers share their stories of pregnancy, birth – and racism

The Guardian - UK

Mum dismayed as four-year-old daughter refuses to answer to her name - as she hates it

A mum has been left unsure what to do after discovering her four-year-old daughter can't stand her name - and only wants to be called by her nickname from now on

Daily Mirror

Sweet Edinburgh dogs with adorable friendship search for new home together

The Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home have shared an adoption profile for the gorgeous pair, who are currently being housed at their shelter in the capital and are looking for a forever family

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"Flowers in the Attic": Corrine’s choice

This is V.C. Andrews, so of course taboos were meant to be broken

Salon

The Neighbours Finale Is Over And Toadie’s Crying, The Internet’s Crying, We’re All Crying

Not me screaming, crying and throwing up because Bouncer didn't come back from the dead.

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Town dubbed 'Britain's slobbiest' amid claims 'only form of exercise is drinking'

Forbes Advisor described Chatham, a town in Kent, England, as the "slobbiest place in the UK" and said it was the "worst location" in the country for gym bunnies.

Daily Record

Inside Britain's 'slobbiest town' where only form of exercise is drinking

Forbes Advisor gave Chatham, England, the charming accolade of the "slobbiest place in the UK" and said it was the "worst location" in the country for exercise lovers where the only pastime is drinking

Daily Mirror

I knew Liz Truss, but we shouldn’t confuse the personal and political

I met Liz Truss at university, and I mentioned it in a column, in which I said she owned an anorak and read a book. This column is a sequel to that column, in which I beg you: please don’t ask me about Liz Truss. I don’t know anything. I…

Evening Standard

Olivia Munn is ‘so tired’ after baby son’s ‘first sickness’

The actor’s son has been experiencing ‘explosive poop’ and ‘high fevers’

The Independent UK

Trump, Macbeth and the ruins of the GOP

Even after testifying to Trump's crimes, leading Republicans might vote for him again. Shakespeare can explain

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Daily Record

V&A Dundee exhibition celebrates legacy of city's legendary Valentines card factory

Thousands of people from all walks of life were employed by the firm over the years before it closed on October 28, 1994.

The Independent UK

Like ‘Bridgerton’? Wait till you catch ‘Mr. Malcolm’s List’

Years before “Bridgerton” and the Regency-era fashion moment it helped inspire, director Emma Holly Jones was dreaming of an early 19th century romantic comedy with a diverse cast

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M-Sport boss puts WRC drivers to work to help repair Safari cars

M-Sport drivers Gus Greensmith and Adrien Fourmaux were put to work by team boss Malcolm Wilson to help repair their cars following crashes at Safari Rally Kenya.

The Independent UK

Businesswoman who lost four pregnancies before welcoming ‘miracle’ son creates revolutionary fertility app

Swedish couple Anna, 37, and Philip Sane, 41, fell pregnant easily in spring 2018, but it was the first of four pregnancies they lost

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Wales Online

The latest death and in memoriam notices in Carmarthenshire as families remember loved ones

Our condolences go out to their families and friends

Daily Mirror

Neglected dog with heart problems dumped on bypass by heartless owner

The RSPCA is appealing for information after a Bedlington terrier was found on the A171 bypass at Guisborough, North Yorkshire - he had heavily matted fur and a severe infection in both ears

Chicago Sun-Times

Summer Guide: Chicago’s Ron Funches finds the funny side of life’s ups and downs

“Something I always tell myself when I’m writing is, ‘Don’t give them what they want. Give them what they did not know they need,’” the comedian says.

Daily Mirror

Peacock 'horribly tortured and killed' by sadistic thugs during break-in at aviary

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Police are investigating the sickening attack, which happened at Pittencrieff Park in Dunfermline on Monday night

Daily Record

Peacock 'horribly tortured and killed' following break-in to aviary at Scots park

Suzi Ross, of Pittencrieff Park in Dunfermline confirmed the news of Malcolm's passing on the park's Facebook page.

Daily Record

Dundee’s Valentines card company remembered with recently unearthed photographs

The family run business is set to be featured in the V&A’s latest exhibition that begins in July.

Daily Mirror

Ulrika Jonsson says she 'didn’t want to go on with life' while combatting back pain

The mum-of-four hit a low point while battling back pain – for which she was taking a pain killer called codeine. Reflecting on her struggles, Ulrika fears an opioid crisis will soon impact the UK.

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