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Bored of your beach read? Dive into these politicians’ steamy novels

From Brussels to Westminster, top European politicians have turned their experiences into steamy novels, mixing romance, scandal, and risqué fantasies. Diplomats, ministers, and MPs reveal a surprising, erotic side behind the political curtain.

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Best Nordic Noir books of all time to get your Scandi crime thrills

Chilling mysteries set in isolated, frozen landscapes

Evening Standard

Best vampire books of all time, from Dracula to Salem's Lot

Novels to get the blood pumping

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Best horror novels that are must-reads, from classic spooky tales to terrifying modern page-turners

Scare yourself silly

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Jeremiah Brent Says His Whimsical New Crate & Kids' Furniture Collection Will "Evolve With Them" (So I'm Shopping it as an Adult)

The range of "modern-day heirlooms" merges childlike wonder with high-gloss lacquer, exposed wood grains, and pewter accents

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Don't miss this Dragon's Dogma 2 Vernworth Castle Vault with lots of early game loot, here's how to get in

The Vernworth Castle Vault in Dragon's Dogma 2 houses several useful early game items and rewards. Here's how you can break into it.

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The best Baldur’s Gate 3 quests you have to play

We rounded up our top picks of the best Baldur's Gate 3 quests you won't want to miss, from revenge and mysteries to exploding teddy bears

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'Baldur's Gate 3' Act 3 Checklist: Every Main and Side Quest Before the Point of No Return

Act 3 of Baldur's Gate 3 is massive, finally taking you the titular city itself. Here's everything you'll want to see and do.

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How to get all Diablo 4 preorder bonuses: Mounts, armor, emotes, and more

There are several preorder bonuses for Diablo 4, but you'll need to unlock them before you can show them off.

Windows Central

Faces of tragic youngsters who left for university - then took their own lives

Parents of British students who died by suicide are demanding UK universities be given a legal duty of care. The mums of Oskar Carrick and Phoebe Grime spoke to The Mirror for Mental Health Awareness Week

Daily Mirror

Travel hack could help you bag seats together on a flight without paying extra

TikTok stars Oskar and Dan (@oskaranddan) have shared a travel hack which means you can bag a whole extra seat of room on a flight without having to pay any extra

Daily Mirror

Review: 'Birds and Us,' by Tim Birkhead

NONFICTION: An exploration of the fascinating world of birds, chronicling how humans have interacted with them throughout the ages.

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Let the Right One In review – bittersweet production brings out the terrors of adolescence

There are some scares, but Jack Thorne’s adaptation of the Swedish vampire novel focuses more on the compelling bond between two troubled teens

The Guardian - UK

Let the Right One In review – vampire romance is equally charming and disturbing

This stage production sits among the best adaptations of John Ajvide Lindqvist’s novel, in which a lonely 12-year-old Swede falls for a centuries-old bloodsucker

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Snake bite victim died just months before he planned to settle with family in Scotland

The estate boss had been responsible for managing a 650,000-hectare area in Mozambique’s sprawling Zambezi Delta, which included buffalo, rhino, lions and leopards.

Daily Mirror

Boy, 12, dreading school after bullies 'beat him and tried to steal his shoes'

Oskar, 12, had a bleeding nose and a bruise-covered face after his devastated mum received a worrying call after he went to a friend's house after school

Daily Record

Boy, 12, 'dreading' return to school after bullies left him 'covered in bruises'

Majeka Majewska received a call from her son Oskar, who had went to a friend's house after school, to say he had been assaulted by 'bullies'.

Wales Online

Racist bullies beat boy, 12, pour water on him and try to take his shoes

Oskar has been left afraid to return to school

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Edinburgh Live

The Edinburgh secondhand drag clothes market full of glitzy bargains

The café is a safe and sober space for LGBTQ+ and for all ages and identities. They sell groceries, local art as well as host events. The café has strong ties with the drag community, with the co-owner, Oskar, also a drag queen, Mystika Glamoor.

Evening Standard

Leaving London: how one family swapped a Plumstead house for one four times bigger on the Isle of Wight

Here’s how one family swapped their Plumstead home — and a three-hour west London commute — for a house with sea views on the Isle of Wight.

Manchester Evening News

The street project turning a south Manchester suburb into a gallery

The street art that has been bringing colour and pattern to the streets of Withington continues to blossom throughout the suburb and is well worth an early morning trek to the area.

Irish Mirror

Michael Snee remembered as 'kind, gentle' man whose life centered around beloved family and dog at Sligo funeral

Michael’s body was found in his apartment at City View, off Connaughton Road last Tuesday night, with mourners told that he had 'a heart filled with love'

Manchester Evening News

New interactive art trail open on the Fallowfield Loop

The trail makes use of augmented reality and creates digital art from the letters and numbers hidden around the Fallowfield Loop.

Belfast Live

NI dog's grief for lifelong companion is heartbreaking to see

'Eight months on Nash still gets very distressed and cries himself to sleep'

Edinburgh Live

Meet the incredible Edinburgh pair running the city's first 'queer cafe'

What started with a vision in 2020 has now become a reality, with an Edinburgh DJ and drag queen creating the city's first 'safe and sober' space for the LGBTQI+ community.

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