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How many dogs did Paul O'Grady have and what were they called?

The British TV icon devoted much of his life to helping animals and looking after his own pooches

Manchester Evening News

Mum gives birth to baby with stepson she brought up from the age of seven

Marina Balmasheva's ex-husband claims she got together with his son while they were still married, insisting she would visit Vladamir's room while he was sleeping.

Glasgow Live

Paul O'Grady's husband, daughter and dog - everything to know about the late star's family life

Following the news of the TV star's passing, we share everythign there is to know about Paul O'Grady's husband Andre Portasio, his daughter Sharyn and how many dogs he had.

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Paul O'Grady's beloved dogs now - double tragedy, cancer battle and forced to send back

Paul O'Grady suffered his fair share of animal heartbreaks over the years, but it never stopped him from opening up his heart and home to more dogs in need of love

Daily Mirror

Mum gives birth to second child with stepson turned lover whom she raised from the age of seven

Marina Balmasheva, 37, had an affair with her ex husband's son, Vladimir Shavyrin, now 23, while she was still married to his father.

Daily Record

Mum, 37, gives birth to second baby with stepson, 23, she raised from the age of seven

Marina Balmasheva, 37, already has a daughter with Vladimir Shavyrin, now 23, who she raised from the age of seven after first being married to his father, Alexey Shavyrin, 47, who now cares for their five adopted children

Daily Mirror

Picasso 50 years on: Greatest artist of the 20th century, or cancel-worthy misogynist?

Half a century since Picasso’s death, does the great artist’s misogyny now endanger his legacy? Alastair Smart explores why this is no straightforward set of anniversary celebrations

The Independent UK

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The Beasts review – unsettling rural noir is a Euro-arthouse twist on Straw Dogs

Middle-class incomers to a remote village in Spain’s ‘wild west’ expose fear, resentment and nationalism in Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s disturbing true-crime drama

The Guardian - UK

In a Roman villa at the center of a nasty inheritance dispute, a Caravaggio masterpiece is hidden from the public

I teach Italian Renaissance and Baroque art, so when I was visiting Rome in January 2023, how could I not try to see a notorious villa that was up for sale and involved in a nasty inheritance dispute?

The Conversation

Sadness at passing of 'true gentleman' and bookbinder featured on RTE's Angelus for eight years

Declan Browne was ran a bookbinding and restoration business on Main Street in Athlone

Irish Mirror

Ukrainian couple who found love amid war say cigarettes, humour and companionship helped them survive

Volodymyr, 70, and Olga, 67, made separate 500-kilometre journeys from their home city of Kharkiv before meeting

Manchester Evening News

Elderly Ukrainians who found in love in refuge centre say humour has helped them survive

Volodymyr, 70, and Olga, 67, spoke about supporting each other through a year of trauma

Evening Standard

Ukrainian elders who found love amid war say cigarettes and humour helped them survive

Despite fears for her daughter 'abroad with no support' and a son fighting on the front line, Olga has found respite in companion Volodymyr

Wales Online

Ukrainian couple who found love amid war say humour has helped them survive

Volodymyr, 70, and Olga, 67, spoke with the PA news agency at Depaul refuge centre in Kyiv.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian women more vulnerable to sexual violence after Russian invasion, says IRC

Women under intense stress as they bear caring burden and come under increased risk of being attacked in home or shelters, says aid group

The Guardian - UK

Parole review – how do you decide when it is safe to let a murderer back on the streets?

Can you tell a reformed criminal when you see one? This fascinating series shows the tricky questions faced by those who must decide the fate of a serial fraudster and a man who kicked a West Ham fan to death

Irish Mirror

Mother and baby home survivors reveal hurt on RTE Liveline over exclusion from redress scheme

The bill has been strongly criticised by survivors' groups, who say it unfairly excludes children who spent less than six months in an institution and is creating division among survivors.

The Guardian - UK

Frontline football: ‘We try to show the same fight as the Ukrainian soldiers fighting for us’

Shakhtar Donetsk and their fans tell of their pride in the club that keeps on playing at its adopted home and in Europe

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The Guardian - UK

Holding gymnastics to account – why one alleged victim of sexual abuse is speaking out

As British Gymnastics grapples with the fallout of the Whyte review, a former gymnast alleging years of sexual assault four decades ago believes children were failed then – and complainants are now

Newsroom.co.nz

'It's a Catch-22': How dangerous is it getting aid into Ukraine?

The death of New Zealander Andrew Bagshaw in Ukraine has underlined the dangers of humanitarian aid efforts in a war zone.

The Independent UK

‘Every second felt like eternity’: Inside the torture chambers of Ukraine’s occupied northeast

Detention, rape, beatings and executions. Ordinary Ukrainians endured unimaginable horror in areas captured by Russian troops. Bel Trew in Balakiya, Izium, Pisky-Radkivski speaks to those who survived as they try to pick up their shattered lives

The National (Scotland)

‘No support’: Minister faces criticism at relaunch of Ukraine host family scheme

THE Scottish Government has faced criticism after renewing calls for Scots to open their homes to displaced Ukrainians.

Edinburgh Live

Ukrainian teenage refugee taken in by Edinburgh couple stars in tennis competitions

Edinburgh Leisure have shared the inspiring story of a teenage tennis star overcoming obstacles to shine in tennis competitions across Scotland after being taken in by a caring capital couple.

The Guardian - AU

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

Fresh wave of strikes shatters power infrastructure; Iran deepens support for Russia; how Kyiv’s statues are kept safe

The Guardian - UK

Night terror in Zaporizhzhia: strikes bring misery but city’s people vow to stay

Russia has been firing on Ukrainian city in the early hours since February, causing death and destruction

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