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Linda Robson issues warning after WhatsApp money scam by someone pretending to be daughter

‘I was quite shaken afterwards,’ the TV host said

The Independent UK

Reba Mcentire Stars In NBC's Drama-Comedy 'Happy's Place'

Reba McEntire stars in 'Happy's Place,' a captivating drama-comedy series exploring family dynamics and unexpected connections.

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Reba McEntire finds a new on-screen family in NBC's 'Happy's Place'

Reba McEntire finds herself behind the bar in her latest return to network TV, making a series that’s a nicely calibrated cocktail of drama and comedy

The Independent UK

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In the Philippines, users of loan apps decry deception, threats and debt

Borrowers say popular online lending platforms use intimidation tactics to recover debts.

Al Jazeera

Young Hawke by David Day review – a gritty, disturbing addition to former prime minister’s story

The childhood roots of Bob Hawke’s adult bad behaviour are carefully examined in this biography of the often lionised figure

The Guardian - AU

TV tonight: the excellent Nicola Walker stars in a new series of Annika

Emotions come to the fore in the Scottish cop drama. Plus, a sobering documentary about a 1970s yachting tragedy. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

You Hurt My Feelings to The Big Boss: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Julia Louis-Dreyfus sardonic persona flourishes in an acutely observed comedy, while Bruce Lee showcases one of his all-time great moments

The Guardian - UK

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Dad of terminally ill Scots boy begs health chiefs for radical foreign treatment

Jamie Tierney Jr's family are spending £60,000 a year on stem cell treatment for his Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Daily Record

Sarah Lavin pays emotional tribute to late boyfriend Craig Breen after European Games medal win

Lavin won bronze by 0.001 of a second after her time in Division 3 was quicker than all but two competitors in Divisions 1 and 2

Irish Mirror

Willie Nelson at 90: Country music's elder statesman still on the road again

Willie Nelson’s unofficial theme song, “On the Road Again,” remains accurate as he turns 90 on April 29, 2023. The country music legend is on tour, with dates scheduled into October 2023.

The Conversation

The great money-go-round: Hillsong’s ‘scam’ delivering a fortune to megachurch pastors

This system of ‘honorariums’ — paying pastors for speaking at one another’s churches — is ultimately paid for by the tithes and offerings of churchgoers.

Crikey

NI women describe mental health ordeals as they call for increased investment in services

"I know too many people who have taken their own lives because they couldn't get seeing someone in time"

Belfast Live

Schoolchildren gobsmacked as TV stars turn up to support campaign

"Some children lose their lives over something like this, over words and I think that is the issues with some bullies."

Manchester Evening News

Jamie Laing rushed to hospital after allergic reaction to dog causes breathing difficulties

The reality TV star announced last week that he and fiancée Sophie Habboo had got a new puppy named Bobbie

Evening Standard

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Liverpool Echo

ITV The Chase Bradley Walsh blasts show for Scouse player's 'tricky' treatment

Adam hailed from Crosby and was taking on Paul Sinha on today's show

Daily Record

Scots family raffle signed Henrik Larsson strip to help toddler in fight against terminal illness

The family of Jamie Tierney, three, have launched a Go Fund Me page and are raising as much cash as possible to help in his fight against terminal illness Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Salon

Why "Stepford Wives" still resonates

Sure, suburban living turned women into robots, but this telling also reveals the complicity of husbands

The Conversation

'Suburban living did turn women into robots': why feminist horror novel The Stepford Wives is still relevant, 50 years on

On August 26 1970, 50,000 women marched down Fifth Avenue in New York City in a Women’s Strike. Organised by feminist activist Betty Friedan, the march highlighted the fact women still performed the vast majority of domestic work.

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Why feminist horror novel The Stepford Wives is still relevant, 50 years on

'Suburban living did turn women into robots': why feminist horror novel The Stepford Wives is still relevant, 50 years on.

The Independent UK

The Railway Children Return review: A belated sequel that doesn’t have anything meaningful to say about racism

The story is sincere but simplified, dancing perilously close to the kind of historical revisionism that whitewashes Britain’s racist past

Evening Standard

Daddy! My Daddy! Children’s authors on enduring classic The Railway Children: ‘It has an urgent truth to tell’

As the long-awaited sequel to The Railway Children hits cinemas, we ask a panel of children’s authors what they think about the original film and book

The Guardian - UK

Railway Children reboot: film explores black GI segregation in 40s Britain

Black serviceman storyline ignites chorus of ‘woke’ criticism but is praised by historian as ‘truthful narrative’

Daily Mirror

'Long overdue The Railway Children follow-up is a patriotic British heart-warmer'

In the first review of the new Railway Children blockbuster film, starring Sheridan Smith, it’s refreshing to see Brits on the right side of history

The Guardian - UK

The Railway Children Return review – family classic sequel stays on track

Plot riffs on the original story include a black US serviceman on the lam in this earnest but likable homage to the beloved 1970 kids’ adventure

The Guardian - UK

The Railway Children review – kids’ adventure has lost none of its limpid charm

Rereleased as a curtain-raiser for a sequel, Jenny Agutter, Bernard Cribbins and co continue to exert their grip over the national imagination

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