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Dog with bat-like ears needs an owner who can show her world isn't a scary place

Six-year-old Nora is searching for a new home after being taken in by the RSPCA's Surrey, Woking and District Branch - it can take her a while to warm up to new people

Daily Mirror

Meet Nora no-ears - the former stray cat who has become an internet celebrity

Nora from Wisconsin, US, had to have the outer flaps of her ears chopped off after they became infected through years of living on the street.

Daily Mirror

The week in theatre: A Doll’s House, Part 2; Jitney – review

Lucas Hnath’s sequel to the Ibsen classic is intriguing rather than revelatory; but August Wilson’s taxi-stand drama has developed new flavour with age

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A Doll’s House, Part 2 review – Ibsen’s Nora returns for second round

Noma Dumezweni is a compelling lead in Lucas Hnath’s sequel, which is well drawn but a little too tightly controlled

The Guardian - UK

Dad brutally kidnaps own daughter, 23, after she inherits fortune in grandfather's will

Noura Aly Essam, 23, from Egypt, was beaten and dragged out of her home and locked in a room by her dad after hearing she was set to inherit a third of her grandad's estate

Daily Mirror

America's FDA panel backs Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines for children under five. Here's what that means

Advisors to US federal regulators are backing two COVID-19 vaccines for children as young as six months old, with the final decision to be watched closely by Australian health officials, along with parents eager to put pandemic concerns behind them.

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Cursed Child star Noma Dumezweni: ‘As a Black woman in acting, I’m fearless now’

A landmark turn as Hermione in the Harry Potter play brought the actor to Disney and HBO’s attention. Now she’s playing godmother to a new generation of Black talent

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Love Island 2022: First male contestant revealed as Irish hunky microbiologist Dami Hope

The Dubliner, 26, will no doubt teach fellow contestants everything about fungi and microbes after being lined up for the ITV2 series

Irish Mirror

Stars of summer: Florence Shaw, Claire Rushbrook, Arthur Hughes and Patricia Allison

Some of the actors and musicians in the summer’s most exciting new shows, from Grace Jones’s Meltdown to a radical Richard III, give us a taste of what to expect

The Guardian - UK

RTE Fair City: Mondo rages as Juliet's sugar daddy makes shock return while Carol ruffles feathers over accident

Spoilers ahead! Tensions are high as Carol sniffs out a rat as she hunts for answers about the accident

Irish Mirror

Telehealth abortion demand is soaring. But access may come down to where you live

Recent rule changes made it easier for patients to get abortion pills through the mail, using telehealth services. Now there is growing demand for these services – and new legal battles brewing.

WEKU

Storyline gets lost amid Underscore Theatre’s ‘Notes and Letters’

Chicago history plays a key role in a new musical from Annabelle Lee Revak.

Chicago Sun-Times

'My kind of people' - John Lydon recalls famous court case ahead of Nottingham Rock City gig

"Going around the city was fantastic and the best pub crawl I've ever been on"

Nottingham Post

Litty Committee: There’s Too Many Good Books Out In May, So Here’s What’s Made Our TBR

Hot new releases fresh from the book oven!

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Playground review – kid’s-eye-view nightmare of schoolyard bullying

Maya Vanderbeque makes an amazing debut as seven-year-old Nora, who tells on the boys bullying her brother with nightmarish consequences

Liverpool Echo

Death notices and funeral announcements in Merseyside as families remember loved ones

Loved ones have paid tribute to those who have passed away in recent weeks

Asharq Al-Awsat

Hit Series ‘Russian Doll’ Returns with More Existential Questions

Actress and writer Natasha Lyonne digs deeper into existential themes in season two of her hit Netflix show "Russian Doll", this time sending her character Nadia and friend Alan to explore theirs pasts via a New York subway time portal. After successfully escaping a time loop that saw them repeatedly…

The Guardian - UK

New season at London’s Donmar to include ‘shocking’ play on climate crisis

Dawn King’s dystopian courtroom drama The Trials, dubbed ‘12 Angry Young People’, is part of a programme that also includes European premieres of The Band’s Visit and A Doll’s House, Part 2

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The Guardian - UK

Paris, 13th District review – a compelling portrayal of relationships in the digital age

An excellent ensemble cast powers Jacques Audiard’s French take on Adrian Tomine’s comic-book tales

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Nora: A Doll’s House; The Key Workers Cycle; Legacy

Stef Smith’s Ibsen update can’t quite match the original for its sense of dread; the mystery play gets a Covid-era reboot; and Maria Friedman wallows in showtune nostalgia

Inverse

'Upload' Season 2 ending explained: Cast and creator talk "blowout" finale and Season 3

'Upload' is back with Season 2 on Amazon's Prime Video. Inverse speaks with the cast and creator about the finale and their hopes for Season 3.

The Guardian - UK

Nora: A Doll’s House review – Ibsen in fiddly triplicate

Stef Smith’s re-working of the incendiary play casts three Noras in different eras, but can’t give them credible life

Inverse

'Upload' Season 2 review: Amazon’s sci-fi series returns as an anti-capitalist thriller — with mixed results

'Upload' returns for Season 2. Amazon's sci-fi rom-com brings out magic in its source code, but an increased focus to be an anti-capitalist thriller feels polarizing.

Los Angeles Times

Review: 'Playground,' Belgium's Oscar entry, is a must-see drama about school bullying

You don't have to be parenting a grade-school kid for the Belgian drama "Playground" to shred your nerves or break your heart, though I can attest that it helps. (So does having been a grade-school kid yourself.) A sharply chiseled, wrenchingly observed first feature written and directed by Laura Wandel,…

The Independent UK

Woman is seen throwing boyfriend’s belongings out of window after alleged infidelity, sparking debate

Broken items reportedly included TV, PS5 and lamp

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