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These are the 10 baby names that have reached the top spot since the year 2000

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Wishing You a Happy and Healthy New Year with Family

Celebrate the New Year with loved ones and cherish unforgettable moments. Wishing you happiness, health, and precious moments in the year ahead.

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Prison bus trips offer ‘lifeline’ for kids and incarcerated moms

The Reunification Ride program to Logan Correctional Center in downstate Lincoln reconnects families separated by incarceration.

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Viral TikToks Show How Bad The Lines Are At This Year’s Boxing Day Sales & Yep, No Thanks

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'Just the rich can do it': our research shows how immigration income requirements devastate families

The government has announced a host of new restrictions aimed at cutting net migration to the UK. Headline announcements include increasing the salary requirements for skilled foreign workers from £26,200 to £38,700, and banning health and care workers from bringing family dependants to the UK.

The Conversation

Felicity Huffman claims criminal scheme to get daughter into college was ‘only option’ to give her a future

‘It felt like I had to give my daughter a chance at a future,’ Huffman says

The Independent UK

The Lost Legends of Redwall: The Scout Anthology will now launch in 2024 following last-minute delay

The Lost Legends of Redwall: The Scout Anthology has been delayed to 2024.

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Blind date goes to Amsterdam: ‘He needed a moment to settle. Perhaps he was overwhelmed by my beauty!’

Blind Date goes to Amsterdam, where Lennard, 38, an artist, meets Sophia, 32, an opera singer and life coach

The Guardian - UK

Is marriage modern? Anna Kate Blair's novel poses the question, but doesn't answer it

Is marriage modern? This is the circuitous premise of Australian writer Anna Kate Blair’s debut novel, The Modern, set in contemporary New York and centred on the life, half-loves and near-loves of Sophia, an Australian research fellow at MoMA (the Museum of Modern Art).

The Conversation

An ACT Local Who Is Beefing With Her Neighbour Over Her Wheelie Bins Has Been Humbled By TikTok

TikTok users have turned on an ACT local who is beefing with her neighbour over bringing her bins in after bin day.

Pedestrian.tv

‘You can’t cut the dog in half’: Pet custody disputes are making break-ups even messier

More and more Brits are finding they should have signed a ‘pet-nup’ early on in their relationships – which would have saved potential heartbreak later on. Charlotte Cripps speaks to those who’ve experienced the hell of a pet custody feud with an ex

The Independent UK

Spanish police reopen investigation into death of British mother in Tenerife

Michelle Exton died four days after she and her mother were hit by a van while on holiday.

The Independent UK

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

A joyful picture-book account of family life; a magical fantasy series begins; an addictive epistolary friendship; fast-paced feminist YA; and more

The Guardian - UK

In Daughter, Claudia Dey Explores the Ugly Side of the Great Literary Male

The wry, furious novel gives the overlooked daughter of an egotistical writer a voice

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The Guardian - AU

The Modern by Anna Kate Blair review – millennial ennui lacks thrills

This novel, about an Australian woman’s existential spirals while working in New York’s Museum of Modern Art, is often frustratingly opaque

The Independent UK

Grooming cases soar to record high as charity urges tech giants to take responsibility for safety

Campaigners call for implementationmore robust Online Safety Bill

The Independent UK

34,000 online grooming crimes recorded during wait for safety law update – NSPCC

The Online Safety Bill has faced a lengthy route to the statute book, with repeated changes and delays to the proposed legislation.

The Conversation

The Summer Book, Tove Jansson's novel about love, family and nature, will make you nostalgic for your own childhood

A short novel of rare beauty, Tove Jansson’s The Summer Book (1972) tells the story of Sophia, a six-year-old girl spending the summer with her grandmother on a remote island in the Gulf of Finland.

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‘I never knew what horrors were happening in there’: the show giving Woodhill prisoners’ bereaved families a voice

A staggering number of self-inflicted deaths have happened at HMP Woodhill. Now, the testimonies of the deceased’s loved ones have been turned into a shattering piece of theatre

Zenger

Dying Dad Writes 30 Years Of Birthday Cards For Twin Daughters

Nick Keenan's heartfelt gesture ensures his presence in their lives despite battling brain tumor.

Daily Mirror

Dying dad wrote birthday cards for his twin girls - for the next 30 years

Nick Keenan penned the cards for Rose and Sophia when they were just 17 months old as he was poorly with glioblastoma, a fast-growing and aggressive brain tumour

Wales Online

Dying dad wrote birthday cards for his twin baby girls - for the next 30 years

Nick was diagnosed with a deadly brain tumour, and sat down to write notes for his then 17-year-old daughters

Wales Online

'I knew something was wrong when I saw my husband had been crying' - nine months later he was dead

Devoted family man Nick Keenan lived just months after a heartbreaking diagnosis but made sure he left a legacy for his children

Liverpool Echo

Five baby girl and boy names you might not expect to be making a comeback

These are the new surprising girl and boy names which are becoming popular again

Daily Mirror

AI robots claim they can be more efficient leaders - but promise not to rebel

A panel of AI-enabled humanoid robots delivered a chilling claim: that they possess the potential to govern the world more effectively than humans

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