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Why Queen Elizabeth "Had Sympathy" for Prince William and Believed "There Were Deep Parallels Between" Their Lives

"Have one eye on the future, as you never know when things will change."

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One Royal Experience Left Princess Kate Looking "Like a Rabbit in Headlights," According to a Former Palace Courtier

"This was an entirely new experience for Catherine."

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How Prince William's Team Made "Sure Nothing Leaked" Regarding Royal Proposal in Order to "Protect" Princess Kate

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Andrew Biographer Claims that the Disgraced Ex-Duke "Would Bully" Queen Elizabeth "Into Doing Things"

"She, I’m afraid, abetted this," author Andrew Lownie said at the Oxford Literary Festival.

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I didn’t realise I still had my mother tongue in me – until I spoke Urdu in my sleep

There was something instinctive about it, like a current pulling me back towards the language of my parents and grandparents

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NYC first lady Rama Duwaji’s artwork sparks backlash, raises questions for Mayor Zohran Mamdani

New York City's Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces political backlash over artwork by his wife, First Lady Rama Duwaji, published alongside an essay by Susan Abulhawa. Abulhawa's controversial statements about Israel and Hamas have drawn criticism, prompting Mamdani to condemn her rhetoric. The incident raises questions about vetting processes and Duwaji's…

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The 'Mood' Scandal: Is George R.R. Martin Quiet-Quitting The Winds of Winter?

George R.R. Martin has admitted he is 'not in the mood' to write The Winds of Winter, the long-delayed sixth novel in the A Song of Ice and Fire series, in a candid new Hollywood Reporter profile.

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Minor Black Figures by Brandon Taylor review – portrait of a working-class artist in New York

This novel is stacked with ideas about Black art and aesthetics – but its language is too clumsy and academic to bring them to life

The Guardian - UK

I Really Miss The Super Gross Food Detail That Is Left Out Of Project Hail Mary's Ending

It's both fascinating and kind of important.

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One Cut Harry Potter Scene I'm Excited To See Play Out On The TV Series

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'Silicon' is a new five-pound art book charting the semiconductor revolution with full-page die shots and commentary — 384 page tome is $99 to pre-order now

Silicon, Arena’s stylish and premium “coffee table book like no other,” is up for pre-order now priced at $99.

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Dan Simmons obituary

Multi-award-winning writer best known for his speculative fiction, but whose novels and novellas also spanned genres from crime to historical

The Guardian - UK

How London’s most studious area just got cooler

Bloomsbury looks set to blossom with a clutch of characterful new openings and a multi-million-pound investment plan. Angelina Villa-Clarke gets to the heart of this underrated quarter

Evening Standard

How Auroch Digital Resurrected 'Starship Troopers' With A Retro Twist

The developers behind Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War discuss stepping into the world of Paul Verhoeven's cult-classic.

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The Melbourne man who loves libraries so much he created his own – and it’s so huge he needs two homes to house it

Prof Wallace Kirsop, 92, is one of Australia’s foremost experts in rare books – not just their contents but their makers, buyers and readers, and the stories they tell beyond the page

Woman & Home

This Prince Louis picture had royal photographer 'chuckling behind the camera' and you'll recognise it at once

Chris Jackson says the royal children 'always' make him smile when he's working as they don't necessarily adhere to protocol

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A second tell-all for Harry and Meghan? Our royal editor wonders if a financial crisis could mean more secrets

A royal editor questions if Harry and Meghan’s soaring costs - reportedly around £5M a year - could lead to another autobiography

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on anonymity in art: the ‘unmasking’ of Banksy and Ferrante should stop

Editorial: Our fascination with the ‘real’ identities of artists and writers is revealing about attitudes to fame and authorship

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Vistaprint photo book review

The Vistaprint photo book service offers a basic creation process for beginners, but the end product feels like a letdown.

Evening Standard

The 7 best (and silliest) handbag trends of spring/summer 2026

These are the bags we’ll be seeing everywhere in the coming months

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Small Island review – Windrush epic speaks to our era with startling clarity

Featuring stellar performances across the cast, Matthew Xia’s production breathes new life into Andrea Levy’s sprawling family saga

International Business Times UK

'He Might Try to Kill Me': Oregon Landlord's Chilling Warning Comes True as Tenant Is Convicted

An Oregon landlord's ominous warning becomes reality as her tenant is convicted of her murder, highlighting safety concerns in tenant-landlord relationships.

The Guardian - UK

The Salt Path author published earlier book under alias, despite debut claims

Raynor Winn’s lawyers have confirmed she published a previous book in 2012, years before the memoir that won a £10,000 prize for debut writers

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Show Creators Have Given an Unexpected Update on Big Little Lies Season Three

Radio France Internationale

Young Congolese author Pascal Boroto wins African literary prize

The 2026 Voix d’Afriques (Voices from Africa) literature prize has been awarded to Pascal Boroto, a young writer from the Democratic Republic of Congo, for a novel inspired by his journalist mother.

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