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Willkommen, bienvenue! New festival celebrates translated fiction from Cameroon to Slovakia as sales boom

Co-organised by translator Polly Barton, Translated By, Bristol will feature conversations between writers and their translators, plus a ‘translation duel’

The Guardian - UK

Unusual new cars join the CSCC ranks at Donington Park

There were two intriguing new machines that joined the Classic Sports Car Club’s ranks for its event at Donington Park last weekend.

Autosport

Big fear revealed among older women as trust collapses

A heightened fear of prejudice amongst older women and support for hostile activism are signs that public trust in government and business is waning.

AAP

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Australian adventurer on rowing expedition across Pacific Ocean rescued after homemade boat capsizes

A French plane spotted him in the ocean

The Independent UK

Rower rescued by cruise ship after record bid dashed

A Brisbane man hoping to become the youngest person to row solo across the Pacific has been rescued by a cruise ship after clinging to his boat for 13 hours.

AAP

BHP mines identified as 'dominant source' of dust in Newman, says government review

Residents of a Pilbara mining town say better research needs to be done to measure the health impacts of dust generated by the industry around them.

ABC News

Newman police launch crackdown against 'mad' public drinking problem on town's streets

Like many towns in Western Australia's north, Newman in the Pilbara continues to deal with high crime rates and social issues.

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Approaching total solar eclipse has Exmouth community 'excited and nervous' to welcome 25,000 visitors in April

The sun and the moon will soon align over Exmouth, which is doing everything it can to prepare for a massive influx of tourists to witness the rare spectacle.

ABC News

Millions of People Are at Risk of This Rare Climate Change Threat — Study

Flooding from glacial lakes is already threatening millions of people in Asia and Latin America due to climate change, a new study reports.

Inverse

Study: 15 million people live under threat of glacial floods

A new study finds that as glaciers melt and pour massive amounts of water into nearby lakes, some 15 million people across the globe are living in the danger zone of a sudden and deadly outburst flood

The Independent UK

‘A fundamental blow’: anger over threat to BBC Introducing music discovery platform

Fans and bands fear regional network that helped launch careers of Ed Sheeran and Little Simz will be cut back as BBC confirms changes to schedules

The Guardian - UK

Leeds United's magic three-figure number and why Jesse Marsch keeps asking for it in Spain

Leeds United's training is governed by state-of-the-art sports science equipment and one magic number seems to have governed every training session of the Spanish camp this week

Leeds Live

Wales' autumn ends with chaotic and calamitous defeat amid shocking game management as Pivac pressure grows

Wales had looked like they had a comfortable victory in the bag for much of the game

Wales Online

Stranger Things actor Matthew Modine to join cast of To Kill a Mockingbird in the West End

Stranger Things actor Matthew Modine is to join the West End production of To Kill a Mockingbird

Evening Standard

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In Parkland trial, fetal alcohol spectrum disorders are blamed for spawning a killer. What is this and how prevalent is it?

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The warnings are bold on alcohol labels: if you are pregnant, consuming alcohol could cause serious health problems for your baby.

Daily Record

Gigs return to The Boarding House venue in Howwood

Music fans will be happy to see live entertainment making a comeback

The Guardian - UK

‘If there are death threats, don’t tell me’ – how Rock Against Racism fought fascism

In the 1970s, the National Front were on the march. So Britain’s music fans and artists united. As a new show celebrates RAR’s achievements, we examine its impact, its legacy – and its thrilling, shambolic climactic concert

The Guardian - UK

‘We danced naked in Hyde Park - and then changed the world’: the inside story of UK Pride, 50 years on

Half a century after LGBTQ+ people marched through London for the first UK Pride, key players recall the fun, the fear, the fallout … and the paisley hot pants

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Onslow says no to iron ore export, fears dust pollution, heavy traffic will ruin pristine WA coastal town

This Pilbara town is pushing back against plans to export iron ore from the local port amid fears heavy traffic and dust pollution will damage the local tourism industry and lifestyle.

Belfast Live

Lisburn park getting new gates and fencing as anti-social behaviour escalates

"Over the last few weeks we have dealt with young persons travelling or being dropped off here from as far away as Belfast and dealt with reports of fights, under-age drinking"

Chicago Sun-Times

Reshaped play, reshaped country key to the relevance of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’

“We can only hope that [audiences] learn something, that they leave the theater more empathetic,” says actor Yeagel T. Welch, who stars as Tom Robinson.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Mix: Cool things to do in Chicago May 12-18

Stars on Ice, ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ and a Nick Cave retrospective are among the highlights in the week ahead.

Liverpool Echo

Owner tells 'abysmal' guests to stay away from award-winning restaurant

"If restaurant owners could write reviews on their customers then tonight would be my one star"

Evening Standard

To Kill a Mockingbird review: all rise for this powerfully uplifting theatrical event

Rafe Spall brings a vitality to the role of Atticus Finch in Aaron Sorkin’s fresh adaption of Harper Lee’s classic novel

The Guardian - UK

To Kill a Mockingbird review – Harper Lee would approve of snappy Sorkin update

Rafe Spall is a dignified Atticus Finch in Aaron Sorkin’s smooth and confident adaptation, which finds modern-day resonances in the 1960 classic about racial injustice in the American south

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