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MOVIE REVIEW: We get bewitched by Irish folk horror 'Mandrake'

Story a little too ambitious but gritty and intense developments see cracking and creepy cast members shine.

Daily Record

Woman calls out plane passenger for sending a rude text about her weight

TikTok viewers praised the woman for standing up to the passenger

The Independent UK

Woman calls out plane passenger for sending a rude text about her weight

TikTok viewers praised the woman for standing up to the passenger

The Independent UK

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Riverland resident spends thousands building private levee, but can't claim flood assistance

Cathy's home in South Australia usually sits 1 kilometre from the River Murray, but as daily flows across the border reach 1974 flood levels, the water is now lapping up to her property.

ABC News

‘At 52, I abandoned everything, every friend, every family member’: the top official who escaped Scientology

After 45 years in the church, Mike Rinder became disillusioned and walked out. He talks about daily life in the organisation, being disciplined in ‘the Hole’, and his hopes of reconnecting with his children

The Guardian - UK

ITV Emmerdale fans think new character has joined soap as they spot major change

Those tuning into the ITV soap saw Heath Hope make a reappearance

Manchester Evening News

Two Doors Down fans divided over new series after star's exit

Many fans were quick to take to social media to express their disappointment, however, others were left in stitches.

Daily Record

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Two Doors Down viewers all say the same thing about new series release

Glasgow Live

New Two Doors Down series air date confirmed as favourite cast member's exit confirmed

The BBC Scotland comedy will make its long-awaited return this week.

Daily Record

Woman accuses pal of 'betrayal' after leaving her abroad to be with her husband

The two woman are enduring tense relations after Angie told her friend Cathy that she'd have to leave their long planned for holiday early to be with her new fiancé

Daily Mirror

It inspired Ed Sheeran’s first hit: 10 facts about the homelessness charity Crisis

From philosophy workshops to the need for volunteer nail technicians, there’s a lot you don’t know about Crisis

The Guardian - UK

Dale McNamara, legendary women’s college golf coach who helped build the program at Tulsa, dies at 86

Dale McNamara was the head coach of the Tulsa women's golf program for 26 years.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Two Doors Down return date confirmed as popular BBC Scotland series hits TV soon

Written by Simon Carlyle and Gregor Sharp, episode 1 of series 6 will be called 'Macaroni' and will see Colin, played by Jonathan Watson, in a vulnerable state after being unceremoniously dumped.

Glasgow Live

Two Doors Down fans buzzing as date confirmed for new series on BBC Scotland

Written by Simon Carlyle and Gregor Sharp, episode 1 of series 6 will be called 'Macaroni' and will see Colin, played by Jonathan Watson, in a vulnerable state after being unceremoniously dumped.

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Daily Mirror

DJ David Guetta, 54, splits from his girlfriend Jess Ledon, 30, after seven-year romance

French DJ David Guetta has called time on his seven-year relationship with actress Jess Ledon after the pair kicked off their romance in 2015

Edinburgh Live

I tried to buy a used car in Edinburgh and the experience sent me over the edge

The used car market is proving extremely problematic for many buyers looking to upgrade their vehicles. Prices seem to have spiked after the Covid-19 pandemic and Brexit.

The Guardian - UK

Emily review – the wildest Brontë sister is set free in full-blooded gothic fable

The author of Wuthering Heights is no sickly recluse in actor turned director Frances O’Connor’s sensuous, spine-tingling feature debut

The Conversation

Wuthering Heights, Emily Brontë and the truth about the 'real-life Heathcliff'

When Emily Brontë published Wuthering Heights in 1847 under the pseudonym Ellis Bell, outraged Victorian critics deemed it savage, indecent and immoral. One described it as “a compound of vulgar depravity and unnatural horrors”.

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Sports Illustrated

An Inside Look at the Most Powerful Person in College Sports

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey has brought a measured calm, and a ton more money, to his conference—but his victories have sparked questions about the future of college sports.

Daily Record

Ayrshire village goes above and beyond to help 'Granny Gourlay' celebrate 100th birthday

She was inundated with cards, flowers, gifts and congratulations from scores of well-wishers.

Glasgow Live

Two Doors Down star quits as filming for sixth season and Christmas special begins

Doon Mackichan has left the cast of the sitcom which has begun filming for its sixth season and Christmas special. The popular character has been written out of the BBC show.

Wales Online

The selflessness and 'privilege' that comes with volunteering at Childline in the words of those who do it

These selfless people say it's an "honour" to provide an ear to those who need it

Daily Mirror

UK's kindest village leads the way in housing refugees fleeing war-torn Ukraine

The small village of Arnside in Cumbria may have only a few thousand residents but they are giants when it comes to kindness - they are leading the way in welcoming those fleeing Ukraine with open arms

Glasgow Live

Two Doors Down: Cast's previous roles from Taggart to BAFTA award-winning performances

The hit BBC Two sitcom has replaced the likes of Still Game and Chewin' The Fat on mainstream media, and had attracted the highest calibre of Scottish comedians

The Guardian - US

Accepted: behind a US college admissions scandal and the students affected

A new documentary observes the warped system of college admissions through the eyes of four minority students at a scandal-ridden school in Louisiana

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