Books by female authors studied by just 2% of GCSE pupils, finds study Campaigners urge exam boards to diversify English literature set texts to challenge rising misogyny The Guardian - UK · Mar 2, 2023
Royals 'appalled' as 'stunned' Harry and Meghan confirm they've been asked to vacate UK home Frogmore Cottage Frogmore Cottage eviction has reportedly 'left Harry and Meghan stunned - and at least two members of the Royal Family appalled' Wales Online · Mar 1, 2023
Interviews with journalists can seem daunting – but new research shows 80% of subjects report a positive experience Every journalist who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows that what he does is morally indefensible. He is a kind of confidence man, preying on people’s vanity, ignorance, or loneliness, gaining their trust, and betraying them without remorse. The Conversation · Mar 1, 2023
15 easy last minute World Book Day costume ideas You can be sorted in no time with these simple DIY and homemade costumes and characters Manchester Evening News · Mar 1, 2023
Second John le Carré biography to reveal secrets held back while author was alive The Secret Life of John le Carré by Adam Sisman, who published an authorised biography in 2015, promises ‘a hidden life of secrecy, passion and betrayal’ The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2023
Why one children’s books editor turned down Roald Dahl titles Letter: Sue Bradley on her conversation with the late Marni Hodgkin about the ‘malicious quality’ to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and the Giant Peach The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2023
Let Scotland be independent and 'done with the monarchy' says US author Roxane Gay Roxane Gay said she is a supporter of independence and hopes Scotland can ditch the monarchy The National (Scotland) · Mar 1, 2023
Dilbert, icon of a bygone age, is handed his pink slip The satirical workplace cartoon has been dropped by US newspapers after its creator waded into race controversy Financial Times · Mar 1, 2023
‘Daisy Jones & The Six’ review: On the road with a fictional '70s rock band, with echoes of Fleetwood Mac Based on the popular 2019 novel about a fictional rock band that became huge in the late ‘70s and then just as quickly fell apart, the 10-episode Amazon adaptation of “Daisy Jones & The Six” is structured (as is the book) like an episode of VH1′s “Behind the Music.” Chicago Tribune · Mar 1, 2023
Men chanting ‘Jai Shri Ram’ vandalise Christian stall at Delhi Book Fair Chaos unfolded at the New Delhi World Book Fair in Pragati Maidan today when a group of over 30 people attacked a stall belonging to Gideons International, a Christian non-profit. Newslaundry · Mar 1, 2023
Big Story Hunt at Eldon Square invites families to find 1,000 free books In celebration of World Book Day, the Newcastle shopping centre will be hosting The Big Story Hunt this weekend Chronicle Live · Mar 1, 2023
19 gifts for book lovers from Amazon, Waterstones and more to celebrate World Book Day Bookworms have a range of gifts to choose from including £1 Kindle Books, mystery book subscriptions, reading-themed gift boxes, bookmarks and more Chronicle Live · Mar 1, 2023
Isabel Oakeshott: the journalist who turned over Matt Hancock Ex-minister’s judgment questioned for trusting journalist who has long made clear her disdain for his lockdown policies The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2023
Daisy Jones & The Six book lovers have nothing to fear as TV adaptation nails 1970s vibe After watching an advanced screening of the first episode of Amazon Prime's adaptation of Taylor Jenkin Reid's hit novel, Zoe Delaney argues seeing Daisy Jones & The Six come alive on screen proves it's possible to have multiple loves in your life Daily Mirror · Mar 1, 2023
Evening Standard · Mar 1, 2023 Harry and Meghan lose Frogmore Cottage as Palace ‘removes privilege’ in wake of memoir controversy Well-placed source tells Standard: ‘The Sussex’s are no longer leasing Frogmore Cottage. If they want a residence in the UK they will have to buy one privately’
Evening Standard · Mar 1, 2023 Isabel Oakeshott: the political journalist who turned on Matt Hancock The 48-year-old has long held conflicted feelings towards Hancock. Here’s how she went from helping him with his book to airing his dirty laundry
The Independent UK · Mar 1, 2023 Saddleback Church doubles down on support for female pastors Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California, was one of five churches expelled by the Southern Baptist Convention for having women pastors on staff
The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2023 Dickens exhibition to look at role of London fog in life and writings Museum show will seek to illustrate extent and impact of fog then and draw parallels with air pollution now
The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2023 Having a baby after pregnancy loss is a joy. But it may never wipe the slate clean A revealing new book challenges the notion of miscarriage as a blip in the past, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
Nottingham Post · Mar 1, 2023 King Charles 'evicts' Harry and Meghan from Frogmore as report says keys offered to Andrew Royal news as Frogmore House reported to be changing hands
Evening Standard · Mar 1, 2023 What other celebrity authors are there as Taylor Swift’s children’s book soars up charts The new work, written by Wendy Loggia, charts the singer’s rise to fame and is high on the bestseller lists despite not being published yet
Tribune News Service · Mar 1, 2023 NASA’s race to space and inclusivity examined in new book “The New Guys: The Historic Class of Astronauts That Broke Barriers and Changed the Face of Space Travel” by Meredith Bagby; William Morrow (528 pages, $32)
The Orange County Register · Mar 1, 2023 How the Inland Empire novel ‘A Country You Can Leave’ tells an untold story Despite being on the other side of the world in Hong Kong, overlooking a marina shrouded in a cool fog, Asale Angel-Ajani says her nostalgia for the place she once called home was at the forefront of her mind while writing her debut novel.
Tribune News Service · Mar 1, 2023 How former Seattleite Bonnie Garmus' debut novel became a bestseller "If I could have dreamed it," said author Bonnie Garmus, "I wouldn't have dreamed it quite this big."
Tribune News Service · Mar 1, 2023 The Roald Dahl problem: Is it right to remove disturbing language from works of literature? Bookmark: Once again, the books of Roald Dahl have been rewritten to remove words and phrases that might offend.