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Ryanair reportedly tried to charge couple $100 to bring two small pastries onto flight

Passengers were each charged €45 ($48) to bring two ensaïmadas, traditional Mallorcan pastries, onto their flight

The Independent UK

Trump lawyers made "murder-suicide" pact

Trump's attorneys were overheard spilling the beans on the team's infighting by reporter at restaurant

Salon

Experts: "Game over" after Trump tape

Former prosecutors say Trump's admission about Iran doc is "the last nail in a coffin"

Salon

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How to make money from the self-storage boom

High housing costs and shrinking residential floor space are driving a boom in self-storage.

The Week

Cost of living: is shoplifting on the rise?

Supermarkets are responding to a rise in shoplifting by putting empty coffee jars on the shelves, limiting the number of steaks on view and adding security tags to everyday items such as milk.

The Week

Nick Cohen, Phillip Schofield and British media’s own #MeToo reckoning

Sections of the British media have been accused of a “cover-up” following revelations about Phillip Schofield’s conduct at ITV and allegations against newspaper commentator Nick Cohen.

The Week

Is Boris Johnson tearing the Conservative Party apart?

It is almost a year since many Tories decided that Boris Johnson would have to go, “yet a whole two prime ministers later, it’s almost as if he never left”, said Gaby Hinsliff in The Guardian.

The Week

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Succession is over, what now? Our pick of the TV shows to watch next

We pick the brilliant shows to fill your Succession hole

Evening Standard

Illinois might become the first-ever American state to stop book bans

At a time when America is witnessing book bans, the news is that Illinois is going to become the first state to end book bans and censorship.

The Times of India

Trump lawyer "misled" on docs: report

“Hard to imagine a lawyer being ‘waved off’" a search of Mar-a-Lago "by anyone but the client,” ex-prosecutor says

Salon

I obtained a prize I never wanted: Annie Ernaux on winning the Nobel Prize in Literature

French writer Annie Ernaux won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2022 "for the courage and clinical acuity with which she uncovers the roots, estrangements and collective restraints of personal memory”. However, the author recently revealed at an event that she never wanted to win the award. She further revealed…

The Times of India

More time needed to fill gap left if Met cuts mental health response – RCP chief

Sir Mark Rowley has written to health and social care services to say police will no longer attend after August 31 unless there is a threat to life.

The Independent UK

Concerns over ‘alarming’ plans for Met police to stop attending mental health calls

Sir Mark Rowley has written to health and social care services to say police will no longer attend after August 31 unless there is a threat to life.

The Independent UK

Mark Drakeford warns UK could split as he says devolved nations treated with 'fundamental disrespect'

'We have to rebuild the safety net so you know that your membership of the United Kingdom entitles you to that collective security that it represents,' the First Minister said

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Met officers to stop attending mental health incidents ‘alarming’

Sir Mark Rowley has written to health and social care services to say police will no longer attend after August 31 unless there is a threat to life.

Evening Standard

Met Police officers to ‘stop attending mental health incidents’

Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley wants police to spend more time on their core roles with experts helping those in need

The Independent UK

Met Police officers to stop attending mental health incidents

Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley wants police to spend more time on their core roles with experts helping those in need.

The Hindu

Paralysed man walks with the help of brain implant

An electrode implant helps a 40-year-old paralysed man walk by re-storing the digital bridge between brain and spine

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Liverpool Echo

Alan Carr opens up about divorce, addiction and dating again

A black out night in Liverpool that saw Alan sign a police form sent alarm bells ringing

The Week

Repeal the Eighth: how have abortion services changed in Ireland five years on?

Five years ago this week, Ireland voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment to its constitution, which banned abortion except in cases of “real and substantial risk” to the woman’s life.

The Week

Martin Amis: literary wunderkind who ‘blazed like a rocket’

A “blazing, once-in-a-generation talent”, Martin Amis “provoked, inspired and outraged readers ... across a literary career that set off like a rocket, and went on to dazzle, streak and burn for almost 50 years”, said Boyd Tonkin in The Guardian.

ABC News

Tina Turner's final interviews echo her decades of openness about domestic abuse

The superstar was open about how the trauma of her abusive marriage lingered long after she escaped her ex-husband, but she spoke honestly about it even up to her final weeks.

The Week

Stan Grant and Australian media’s racism reckoning

After a three-decade career, the respected Indigenous Australian broadcaster Stan Grant hosted his final TV show on Monday after announcing that he would be stepping down due to racist abuse by viewers.

LiveScience

Rare green fireball explodes over Australia, creating bright flash visible for hundreds of miles

The exploding meteor, known as a bolide, also created a sonic boom that shook a nearby town.

The Guardian - UK

Turkish peppers, tomatoes and eggs: how to cook the perfect menemen – recipe

There are myriad ways to make Turkey’s traditional tomatoey scrambled eggs – our in-house perfectionist distils them all into one perfect brunch recipe

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