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Argos shoppers hail £9 blanket helping keep heating off amid soaring bills

Energy experts are advising it is best for households to heat the person rather than the home. And it seems that Argos shoppers have found the perfect solution to help.

Edinburgh Live · Jan 3, 2023

Muzaffar Ali and Humra Quraishi launch Sahana Ahmed's anthology of poems 'Amity'

A new anthology of poems titled 'Amity', which is curated by Sahana Ahmed, was launched by filmmaker Muzaffar Ali and author Humra Quraishi at an event in Gurugram on December 29, 2022.

The Times of India · Jan 3, 2023

Prince Harry's ITV 'The Interview' release date and what to expect

Prince Harry's interview with ITV is being described as a "raw and intimate perspective" on his life and the Royal Family as well as telling, the viewers something "we've never heard before."

Edinburgh Live · Jan 3, 2023

BEM honour for Perthshire's Jess Smith for her tales of travelling life

The storytelling of Perthshire woman Jess Smith, whose tales of her early travelling life have been appreciated far and wide, has earned her an honour in the first New Year of Charles III's reign.

Daily Record · Jan 3, 2023

19 debut authors set to make their mark this year

Experts leaf through the debuts to keep an eye on in 2023. By Hannah Stephenson.

The Independent UK · Jan 3, 2023

Sugar Street by Jonathan Dee review – on the run and off the grid

A propulsive post-heist thriller that functions as a bravura exercise in generating suspense

The Guardian - UK · Jan 3, 2023

The British monarchy has always controlled how much we see of it, but Charles III could change that

The late author Hilary Mantel once wrote of Queen Elizabeth II that she was “a thing that existed to be looked at”. This became even truer in death.

The Conversation · Jan 3, 2023

Benedict aide's tell-all book will expose 'dark maneuvers'

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s longtime personal secretary has written a tell-all book that is coming out this month

The Independent UK · Jan 2, 2023

What I learned in the darkness

I spent five years exploring conspiracy-theory rabbit holes. There's a way to escape: Real people in the real world

Salon · Jan 2, 2023

Inside London Road's oldest bookshop filled to every corner

Michael McCabe opened his first shop in 1988

Liverpool Echo · Jan 2, 2023