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Mind-altering ‘brain weapons’ no longer only science fiction, say researchers

UK academics say latest chemicals are ‘wake-up call’ and urge global action to stop weaponisation of neuroscience

The Guardian - UK

Truth, justice and a whole lot of money: Family’s attic comic book find becomes $9M windfall

The comic book shattered the previous record set last year when a comic book sold for $6 million

The Independent UK

Michelle Obama’s Goddess Braids Genuinely Stopped Me in My Tracks

So gorgeous.

Marie Claire

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King Charles 'deepened the rift' between William and Harry with 'hands-off approach', claims royal biographer

He suggests in 'hindsight' the King's decision might not have had the outcome he 'hoped' for with his sons

Woman & Home

Nicolas Sarkozy to write prison memoir on his 20 days in jail

Former French president complains about noise in extract from A Prisoner’s Diary, to be released next month

The Guardian - UK

Queen Camilla celebrates Commonwealth essay winners after they tour The Standard newsroom

Participants of the world’s oldest international writing competition were asked to write about ‘Our Commonwealth Journey’

Evening Standard

Attempts to Redefine Genocide are Undermining the Concept

[Note: I'm working on a book chapter with a similar theme, here is an attempt to distill it into blog… The post Attempts to Redefine Genocide are Undermining the Concept appeared first on Reason.com.

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Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

The return of Charlie and Lola; the second lives of trees; the dangers of time travel; a YA Bluebeard retelling and more

The Guardian - UK

Sophie Hannah: ‘I gave up on Wuthering Heights three times’

The crime writer on actor Frances Farmer’s life-changing story of survival, her favourite self help and discovering Agatha Christie’s alter ego

The Guardian - UK

Things That Disappear by Jenny Erpenbeck review – a kaleidoscopic study of transience

A collection of columns by the German Booker winner reveals a keen eye for the details that mark the passing of time

The Guardian - UK

Up, up and away: Superman comic found in attic sells for $9.12m to become most expensive ever sold

The pristine copy of Superman No 1, the character’s first solo title from 1939, was discovered in an attic in California last year

The Guardian - AU

Princess Diana's Friend Says She Holds BBC's Martin Bashir "Fully Responsible" for Royal's Death, Per New Book

"If it wasn't for him, she would still be alive."

Marie Claire

The BBC's Princess Diana 'Panorama' Coverup Is "An Open Wound Which Will Not Heal" for Prince William—And He's Got "People on the Case"

The Prince of Wales is said to be investigating the network and its role in Princess Diana's 1995 interview.

Marie Claire

Camilla celebrates Queen’s Commonwealth essay competition winners

The Royal Commonwealth Society has staged the essay competition since 1883 and received 53,434 entries this year from 54 Commonwealth nations.

Evening Standard

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First Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping Trailer Already Has Me Emotional

I love it like all fire.

The Guardian - AU

The Hiding Place by Kate Mildenhall review – an edge-of-your-seat thriller that skewers the middle class

A group of friends buy an abandoned mining town in this satisfying crime novel with a satirical twist

International Business Times UK

Michelle Obama 'Mauled' For 'Going Full Miranda Priestly' In New Fashion Book

Michelle Obama faces backlash over her new book The Look, with critics accusing her of 'going full Miranda Priestly' after describing fashion as a political strategy and a form of soft power.

Evening Standard

Max Porter on The Thing With Feathers: 'Benedict Cumberbatch went to extreme places'

The Things With Feathers is a remarkable film about grief, based on the book by Max Porter, who tells us the hallucinatory extremes reflect the human experience of this taboo topic

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The Guardian - UK

Jeeves Again review – new Jeeves and Wooster stories by celebrity fans

This collection of new short stories about Bertie and his valet pays homage to the genius of PG Wodehouse – just in time for Christmas

Marie Claire

Winter Is in the Air, and I Can’t Get Enough of Papyrus Scents—They’re Smoky, Cocooning and So Cosy

Perfect for the cold snap

The Independent UK

The Death of Bunny Munro review – Matt Smith is brilliantly vile in Nick Cave’s south coast parable

4/5 The ‘Doctor Who’ and ‘House of the Dragon’ star brings toxic masculinity to hideous life in a drama that will test the limits of viewers’ tolerance

The Guardian - AU

Rabih Alameddine wins National book award for fiction with darkly comic epic spanning six decades

True to his irreverent style, author of The True True Story of Raja the Gullible (and His Mother) thanks his psychiatrist, his gastrointestinal doctors and his drug dealers

Evening Standard

Ian McEwan among authors as shortlist for Nero Book Awards 2025 announced

Nominated writers include award-winning novelist Ian McEwan, art historian James Fox and best-selling authors Patrice Lawrence and Sarah Perry.

The Independent UK

Ian McEwan and BBC journalist named on Nero Book Awards 2025 shortlist

James Fox, Ben Pester, Rochelle Dowden-Lord and Claire Lynch are among the other nominees

Marie Claire

Sarah Ferguson Invited Her Lover to Husband Andrew's 30th Birthday Party at Buckingham Palace—And Queen Elizabeth Weighed In

Fergie began seeing Texas businessman Steve Wyatt while she was pregnant with Princess Eugenie in 1989.

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