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Alex Scott 'prayed mum would be alive' after hearing her be abused by her father

Former England and Arsenal defender Alex Scott has spoken on Loose Women about the abusive relationship her mother had to endure from her father and how that shaped her

Daily Mirror

Hollyoaks spoilers: NEW ROMANCE? Damon Kinsella and Zara Morgan kiss!

Airs Tuesday 20 June 2023 on Channel 4 at 6.30pm.

WhatToWatch

No script at Tony Awards, but plenty of song, dance, high spirits and history-making wins

There were plenty of uncertainty in the run-up to this year’s Tony Awards, which at one point seemed unlikely to happen at all due to the Hollywood writer’s strike

The Independent UK

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Tony Awards telecast makes inclusive history; Goodman’s ‘Good Night, Oscar’ honored

Alex Newell of ‘Shucked’ and J. Harrison Ghee of ‘Some Like It Hot’ win at ceremony conducted without scripts.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tony Awards viewers baffled after director Michael Arden’s impassioned acceptance speech is censored

Arden won Best Direction of a Musical for his revivial of ‘Parade’

The Independent UK

Ask the Expert: Early retirement? What to consider when it comes to your income

Whether taking early retirement, supplementing your super income or are thinking of an extra contribution, here's what to consider.

The New Daily

Blind West Lothian man receives fake coronation invite sent out by fantasist

A couple from West Lothian found themselves targetted by a notorious fantasist. Bill and Heather were convinced to travel 7000 miles to Tanzania where they received the fake invites.

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Fake coronation invite sent out by fantasist who convinced blind man he was going to event

Bill said: “It’s hard to believe the lies this man has told, always seeking to make himself out to be a very important and powerful person.”

Daily Record

The East Indian by Brinda Charry review – from the margins of history

This sweeping story about an Indian boy sold into servitude in 1630s Virginia is packed with fascinating insights into dislocation and colonialism

The Guardian - UK

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II earns a Tony Award nomination for 'Topdog/Underdog'

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II first encountered the play “Topdog/Underdog” in college as a favor for a student director who needed actors for a showcase

The Independent UK

Grand ‘West Side Story’ revival proves there’s a place for musical theater at the opera house

Propulsive Lyric Opera staging of the masterpiece pays careful attention to shaping the characters.

Chicago Sun-Times

Henry ‘Hank’ Obrzut, who ran the Skokie Hairem beauty salon with his family, dead at 87

His wife Joanne also did hair. Their sons swept up. Their daughter did makeup. Many relatives and friends worked there during the 25 years the family operated the business.

Chicago Sun-Times

Another few days that show parking in Liverpool is completely out of control

Campaigners are fed up with having to report on selfish and dangerous parking around the city and are demanding action

Liverpool Echo

'Tony' Yasumura reveals all about his not-naked shtick and its origins in Japanese comedy

The shtick that’s gone viral features a soccer player, a Spice Girl, James Bond, you name it, appearing to be naked

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The night Conor McGregor became ‘Mystic Mac’

Key figures spoke to The Independent about McGregor’s 2014 knockout of Dustin Poirier – a pivotal night on the Irishman’s journey to superstardom

Evening Standard

National Brain Appeal scoops award at Chelsea Flower Show

Actor Stephen Graham was among famous visitors to charity’s ‘Rare Space’ feature at the event

Tribune News Service

Students beat up MSU shooter before rampage, tipster told cops

A few weeks before Michigan State University's mass shooting, the accused gunman said he was beaten up by a group of students in downtown East Lansing, a tipster told university police a day after the campus tragedy.

The Independent UK

The biggest question posed by Succession’s most miserable couple

The question of whether Tom and Shiv really love one another has gripped viewers for four seasons of ‘Succession’. But do we actually want their relationship to end, wonders Jessie Thompson

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The Independent UK

Succession’s most miserable marriage is the enigma no one can answer

The question of whether Tom and Shiv really love one another has gripped viewers for four seasons of ‘Succession’. But do we actually want their relationship to end, wonders Jessie Thompson

The Guardian - UK

Martin Amis: he stamped his style over a generation of writers and readers

Starting with 1984’s Money, the novelist’s run of exceptional 80s and 90s novels had an unforgettable swagger and clout

Daily Mirror

Nigel Farage's failed Brexit bile sits as nicely as Ann Widdecombe's cheese sandwich ban

Farage once said that if Brexit is a disaster, he would move abroad. Fast forward a few years, and the man who conned the nation into voting for it admits: 'Brexit has failed'

Daily Mirror

Victoria Beckham unrecognisable as she shares unseen snaps for dad's birthday

Victoria Beckham has been taking a trip down memory lane and sharing some snaps from back in the day with fans, as the former Spice Girl pays tribute to her dad on his birthday

Cinemablend

After Chicago Fire Called Out Other Firefighter Shows For Inaccuracy, Was CBS' Fire Country The Target?

Chicago Fire didn't name the show it was calling out in a fun scene, but I have reasons to suspect that it was CBS' Fire Country.

The Independent UK

After Arlington National Cemetery horse deaths, Army makes changes to improve their care

The Army has announced changes to the way it will care for the gray and black horses that carry service members' flag-draped caskets to their final resting places in Arlington National Cemetery

Liverpool Echo

The people escaping to Merseyside beaches but always thinking about home

“I love the people here, people are so open to one another.”

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