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Will TikTok’s biggest styling hacks of 2023 work in real life?

As Gen Z look to reduce waste, TikTokers are finding quirky ways to reimagine items – but which are worth the effort?

The Guardian - UK

Ryanair's CEO says consumers will always choose budget flights over environmental fears, as aviation has been wrongly made the 'poster child' for climate change

Ryanair's Michael O'Leary sees sustainable aviation fuels as a "wheeze" that are not easy to scale up given airlines' fuel demand.

Fortune

A cruel WhatsApp scam is targeting parents - here's why you should think carefully next time you get a 'Hi mum' text

Parents are being scammed out of thousands of pounds on WhatsApp - here's everything you need to know

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Chess: Bodhana Sivanandan, eight, sets new records with victory in Zagreb

The Harrow schoolgirl, who won the women’s prize in the European open blitz championship, plays at Hastings next week in the chess world’s longest running congress

The Guardian - UK

Samuel West — things you didn't know about the All Creatures Great and Small star

Samuel West has achieved huge success on stage and screen, but what else is there to know about him?

WhatToWatch

“He would do crazy things like take 100 tabs of acid in a day then jump out of the window of a moving taxi, or paint himself blue": Shane MacGowan's wife Victoria Clarke on the unorthodox, unbreakable love she shared with The Pogues' late frontman

Victoria Clarke's four decades-long relationship with The Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan wasn't always easy, but amid the chaos their love was pure

Louder

‘They gave us blankets, helped with a house. It still makes me weepy’: how a UK charity helped refugees

They fled Soviet tanks, terrorism in Burkina Faso, war in Syria. Here, four refugees describe how the Refugee Councils of Britain helped them make Britain their home

The Guardian - UK

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How the Starbucks boycotts changed 2023

Ongoing consumer boycotts alongside global strikes have hit the major coffee corporation hard

Salon

I met Benjamin Zephaniah several times – he was as open and kind-hearted as his poetry

Helen Brown interviewed the poet and writer on many occasions before his death. Here, she speaks about what made him so special, both to herself and her autistic son on whom his poetry had such a profound effect

The Independent UK

Scottish spots revealed as among the UK's most 'glorious' winter lakeside stays

Two Scottish locations have been revealed as among the UK's most 'glorious' winter lakeside stays in a new list released by The Guardian.

The National (Scotland)

Bank Of England To Review Systemic Risks Posed By AI

As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more widespread, the Bank of England's financial policy committee has grown increasingly concerned about the systemic threats posed by the broader adoption of AI.

International Business Times

Japanese ambient musician Michiru Aoyama has woken at 5am to record a new album every day since 2021 – he's now earning $3,000 a month from his music on Spotify and Bandcamp

The Kyoto-based artist writes, records and releases a new eight-track album every single day

MusicRadar

Did Maori MPs deliberately refer to King Charles as ‘skin rash’ during pledge of allegiance?

Six indigenous parliamentarians held alternate swearing-in, pledging allegiance to their descendants first

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer 'appeasing billionaire right-wing press' with Margaret Thatcher praise

KEIR Starmer is “trying to appease the billionaire press” by praising Margaret Thatcher, according to a leading political commentator.

The National (Scotland)

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Nick Afoa: ‘It was make or break – and I broke’

He’s now one of Opera Australia’s shining stars, but Afoa had been on the path to international rugby stardom – before disaster struck

Salon

The violence is the whole point

It is both the means as well as the goal of Trump's fascist political project

Louder

"I'm sure I was appreciated, but it wasn’t hero worship or anything like that": Christine McVie, the calm eye of the Fleetwood Mac storm

Christine McVie brought elegance and soul to Fleetwood Mac through her voice, keyboard playing and some of rock’s most enduring hits

The Canberra Times

Political Cartoonist of the Year brought a lightness of touch in a grim year

Fiona Katauskas' work this year appeared in The Echidna.

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Salon

Expert: DA playing Trump with plea deals

"If they wait long enough, there is always the chance he will give them more evidence," law professor says

Salon

Filing reveals Trump-inspired threats

"He’s taking a page right from the mafia, plain and simple," legal expert says, urging courts to crack down

The Independent UK

David Walliams: Britain’s Got Talent production company settles with former judge after comment leak

Walliams had sued Fremantle in September for misuse of private information and for breaching GDPR after transcripts were shared with The Guardian

Cinemablend

Experts Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop Taking Shots At Ridley Scott's Napoleon, But Not Everything Is Historically Inaccurate

Experts are still taking shots at the historical inaccuracies of Ridley Scott’s Napoleon, but not everything is untrue.

The Independent UK

Turkules the wild turkey’s reign over New Jersey town comes to an end

Wild turkey became a local sensation after it settled in West Orange, 25 miles west of New York City, over the summer

Pedestrian.tv

Barnaby Joyce Finally Breaks Silence On Hard Hitting Aussie Political Issue: JFK’s Assassination

Barnaby Joyce admitted on the 60th anniversary of JFK's assassination that he doesn't buy the current theory.

The Guardian - UK

Pushing Buttons: I went to Japan’s Nintendo theme park – and it was a childhood dream come true

Hidden Pikmin, secret Mario logos and mad merch … the world of Mario has been brilliantly reconstructed in real life, letting me live out a fantasy decades in the making

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