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Fake X accounts fool Sky News Australia – twice

Two corrections and an apology are posted after an error by Rita Panahi and a tweet was wrongly attributed to Andrew Forrest. Plus: headfirst into the Queensland election campaign

The Guardian - AU

Hold Your Breath review – Sarah Paulson gets lost in scattered horror

A 1930s-set thriller, about a family battling mysterious dust storms and a possible intruder, is impressively made and acted but falls apart by the end

The Guardian - US

JD Vance’s debate lines were so polished you could forget they made no sense

Trump’s running mate had the greasy self-assurance of someone used to lying to people he thinks are stupid

The Guardian - US

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Intermezzo by Sally Rooney review: Her best novel yet

At this point, it feels as though there is very little interesting left that can be said about Sally Rooney. Every criticism has been mined, every degree of adulation expressed. Seven years on from her dazzling debut Conversations With Friends, and particularly since the stratospheric success of Normal People the…

Evening Standard

'It was a rush': Canberra legends go above and beyond on Can Give Day

The pair and their supporters raised more than $100,000 for the Canberra Hospital Foundation.

The Canberra Times

Sally Rooney’s new novel, Intermezzo, is her longest and best consideration of ‘idiotic desire and love’ yet

On the level of theme, the Irish writer Sally Rooney is firmly in her wheelhouse in her new novel Intermezzo. We find Peter and Ivan Koubek having just lost their father and trying to forge a life through and past this bereavement by way of intimate relationships.

The Conversation

Intermezzo by Sally Rooney review – is there a better writer at work right now?

With her fourth novel, the Normal People author leans fully into her talent, creating a funny, tender tale of two grieving brothers and their messy love lives that’s utterly perfect

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Intermezzo review: Sally Rooney ditches the style that made her ‘voice of a generation’

With her fourth novel, Rooney has discovered her full literary prowess – the reward is transcendent

The Independent UK

Intermezzo by Sally Rooney review – surprise moves in love, loss and chess

The Irish author explores bereavement and age-gap relationships in a breathtakingly intimate tale of two brothers and the women they turn to

The Guardian - UK

‘He will hate this profile’: how donor Waheed Alli became a Labour fixer

Those who know the publicity-shy millionaire talk of a selfless individual who was integral to the election victory

The Guardian - UK

Drawing a line to the origins of the Border we know

IN this third part of a short series on the ancient history of the Scottish Borders, we have reached the time when the line of the Border between…

The National (Scotland)

12 of the best folk and indie songs to test your system

The folk and indie genres are wide-ranging, with beautifully intricate and subtle compositions, heartfelt vocals and emotive atmospheres that deserve a great quality system to truly shine.

What Hi-Fi?

How the Borders’ great abbeys came into being

IN this short series on the ancient history of the Scottish Borders, we have reached

The National (Scotland)

Win a Blu-ray of The First Omen

We have five copies of the horror prequel to give away!

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The Conversation

Medieval England loved rumours, conspiracies and fake news about queens

If you enjoy a good bit of gossiping, England in the 15th century would have been a great place to live. The kingdom was awash with rumours and conspiracy theories, some true, some false. Given the century witnessed several instances of popular unrest and civil war, this is unsurprising since…

The Independent UK

The homeless families refused housing help by under-pressure councils

Special report: Homeless families talk to Holly Bancroft about fighting landlords and councils for a place to live as new legislation tackling housing issues and child poverty is announced by the Labour government

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Presidential Office Hours: Donald Trump's Schedule Vs. FDR Through Obama - Roll Call

…A Hazy Shade of Winter… You know the drill. Headline first. Then a march through the methodology. If you want single-serving factoids, go to, well, pretty much anywhere else on the Internet. Donald Trump arrives in the office almost an hour later than any President since 1933. His average arrival…

The Independent UK

Chief royal baker who made Charles and Diana’s wedding cake buried with piping bag in hand

Eddie Spence earned MBE for services to sugar craft in 2000

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How the other half lives, as reported in 1989

The Observer looked at Britain’s 100 hightest and lowest paid jobs, and found great inequalities at the end of the 80s

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Sandra Bullock's cheesiest rom-com is leaving Netflix soon — here's why you have to watch before it goes

Sandra Bullock's best rom-com is only on Netflix for a few more days — catch it while you can!

Louder

Ten-disc Kevin Ayers box set to be released in October

Cult prog rocker's 1971 album Whatevershebringswesing to be remastered and issued on vinyl

Louder

“I was summoned to have tea with the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret. We talked about the philosophy of punk.” In 1980, when Britain's royal family wanted “to see what a punk rocker looks like” they invited Toyah Willcox to St James’s Palace

Toyah recalls the day she talked punk rock with royalty

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: A Child of Science; Wedding Band; No Love Songs – review

The moving story of the invention of IVF gives space to the women affected; Alice Childress’s 60s interracial romance proves relevant still; but a musical about unplanned parenthood can’t find the drama

AAP

Remains of missing woman found 23 years on

Police are a step closer to cracking the cold case of a woman who went missing in the NSW Blue Mountains in 2001 after her remains were found in the region.

Digital Camera World

New exhibition at Buckingham Palace unveils stories behind 100 years of iconic Royal photographs

Photographs on display in new Royal exhibition include the Queen Mother's personal copy of her daughter's Coronation portrait

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