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Prince Harry branded ‘Meghan Markle’s hostage’ by royal aides, author claims

Royal aides allegedly blamed Meghan for the ‘fallout’ between Prince Harry and senior members of the royal family

The Independent UK

Divided by Annabel Sowemimo review – the roots of racism in medicine

From the treatment of BAME patients historically to the disproportionate number of Covid deaths, this important study by an NHS doctor exposes discrimination in healthcare

The Guardian - UK

Research finds UK is far from a ‘racially just society’

The research found more than one in three people from minority backgrounds have experienced racially motivated physical or verbal abuse.

The Independent UK

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I’ve just had a personal reminder how positive events can cause stress too. Thinking ‘I shouldn’t feel this way’ never helps

I (re)learned the value of caring for myself kindly and compassionately, whether for distress or eustress, just as I so often do for others

The Guardian - AU

How Meghan was kept off royal payroll and other revelations from new book about King Charles

A new book about King Charles is packed with information about his feuding sons and their combustible relationship.

Tribune News Service

New Bombshell Book Claims Her late Majesty Called Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Behavior “Quite Mad”

The Queen apparently thought Harry’s love for Meghan “clouded his judgment.”

Marie Claire

Prince Harry and William would have different names if King Charles got his own way

It's emerged that the then Prince Charles and Princess Diana disagreed on both of their sons' names as the King wanted to call them Arthur and Albert.

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Quick lit: vending machines dispense false eyelashes, milk – and now books

The UK vending market, having recovered from lockdown, is experiencing huge growth – but is not yet in Japan’s league

The Guardian - UK

In brief: Games and Rituals; Friendaholic; The Women Who Saved the English Countryside – reviews

Katherine Heiny’s sparky, bittersweet tales of love; Elizabeth Day’s generous memoir about friendship; and a fastidious study of four nature campaigners

The Guardian - UK

‘All the details that were missing’: Harry Potter fans on their hopes for TV series

While many Potterheads celebrated reports of HBO Max show, some feel it would be tainted by JK Rowling’s stance on gender

The Guardian - UK

The White House Egg Roll's campy history

A high-level official, dressed up like a furry, bopping around the Capitol lawn. What could be campier than that?

Salon

Judy Blume forever: the writer who dares to tell girls the plain truth

Remembered fondly by women of a certain age, but still relevant today, the American tween writer’s best-loved heroine is about to hit the big screen

The Guardian - UK

Five Times Faster by Simon Sharpe review – a radical but realistic path to net zero emissions

A former civil servant makes a persuasive case for dropping economy-wide emissions targets and focusing on tipping points where green technologies become affordable

The Guardian - UK

‘They are the crucial buyers’: theatres tap into the power of female readers

The Time Traveler’s Wife and Hamnet are among novels written, and largely read, by women coming to the British stage

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Queen exchanged 'sharp words' with Prince William over decision to travel with son George

A new book by Robert Jobson alleges the late Queen was not happy with her grandson who chose to defy her wishes against heirs to the throne travelling together.

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: A Little Life; Sea Creatures – review

James Norton elevates Ivo van Hove’s knotty adaptation of Hanya Yanagihara’s bestseller. And to the sea as Cordelia Lynn’s breezy new play sets a family adrift

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: the terrorist hired by the CIA to catch Carlos the Jackal

According to a new book, the Swiss leftwing extremist Bruno Bréguet was hired by the US intelligence agency to spy on his infamous boss – and contributed to his capture

Belfast Live

Author Tony MacAulay to launch new book co-written with Rwandan screenwriter

The book is set in the aftermath of the Rwandan Genocide of 1994

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The Independent UK

Rowan Hisayo Buchanan: ‘Race is incredibly important – but sometimes I’m thinking about love or toast’

The award-winning author of ‘Harmless Like You’ returns with a lyrical, haunting third novel. She speaks to Annabel Nugent about writing her real life into fiction, letting go of the ‘default white guys’ that she used to write – and the messy politics of being confused for her mixed-race characters

Dublin Live

Dublin bride reflects on big day after beautiful city centre wedding

Emma Coyle tied the knot in 2021 and said that a smaller wedding in the city centre helped her guests enjoy the big day without added worry

Daily Mirror

Queen had 'sharp words' with Prince William over decision involving son George

The book, Our King by Robert Jobson, claims the late Queen was unhappy after her grandson chose to defy her wishes against all flying together, and travelled alongside his wife and their children

The National (Scotland)

Westminster sleaze and scandal emulates infamous dining society, new book finds

THE sleaze and scandals at Westminster in recent years are the result of a “Bullingdon Club” mentality among the country’s elite who are…

Wales Online

From Kate's 'hardest' walk to Harry's anger at King Charles - five biggest bombshells in new royal book

Robert Jobson's latest book 'Our King' is set to hit shelves next week, making a number of surprising revelations about the Royal family

ABC News

Children's author Paul Jennings reflects on childhood, success and his writing process

As he nears 80, acclaimed children's author Paul Jennings reflects on life, his writing process, luminous teeth and why it's so important to write books that kids actually want to read.

Cinemablend

What Is Bunny, And Why You Should Care That It's Getting A Movie From J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot

Mona Awad's Bunny is in the process of becoming a movie through. Bad Robot, and that's a really exciting prospect for several reasons.

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