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Christmas theatre 2022: the best shows to book in London this festive period

With Christmas around the corner, what better than to celebrate with a festive show. We round up the best that London has to offer

Evening Standard

It’s a Wonderful Life review – operatic adaptation is on the side of the angels

Jake Heggie’s take on the heartwarming Christmas classic has a glittering, melodic score with a gift of a role for soprano Danielle de Niese as goofy guardian angel Clara

The Guardian - UK

'I hated my baby's name so much that I shuddered when saying it - it had to be changed'

A woman admitted that she 'hated' her baby's original name, so much so that she 'shuddered' when she said it - now she has shared her relief after finally changing it

Daily Mirror

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We visited Nottingham's Theatre Royal and fell in love with the Northern Ballet's Nutcracker

It was great to escape into a magical adventure

Nottingham Post

Clara Sola review – miraculous drama of burgeoning sexuality and divine grace

Wendy Chinchilla Araya makes a tremendous debut as a neglected woman with learning difficulties who is believed to have spiritual powers – and who falls for a handsome local boy

The Guardian - UK

King Charles visit to Leeds, cheers, huge crowds and a landmark moment for the city

His Majesty was due to arrive in the city at 2pm but due to a late arrival in Bradford, he arrived around 2.30pm

Leeds Live

Netflix ‘The Chalk Line’ features young girl from Bristol

She plays the role of Clara, a traumatised child

Bristol Post

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The 25 best vampire movies to sink your teeth into in 2025

These are the best vampire movies to satisfy your bloodlust

Total Film

Australians who’ve sworn off flying: ‘If you get on a plane, you’ve undone a year’s worth of good’

Forgoing air travel is challenging in a country without convenient alternatives. But Australians who have stopped flying feel it’s a sacrifice proportionate to the climate crisis

The Guardian - AU

Couple win 10 teddies in an hour at Nottingham's Goose Fair

The fair is enjoying an extended run this year

Nottingham Post

You be the judge: should my husband stop removing the sink strainer?

She says it prevents clogging up the pipes. He thinks it attracts unwanted pests. You decide who’s responsible for this domestic blockage

The Guardian - UK

Appreciation: Anne Heche was an extraordinary actor. The movies never really figured her out

One of Anne Heche's greatest performances can be found in "Birth" (2004), Jonathan Glazer's magnificently eerie drama about love, grief and the insidious power of suggestion. She enters the movie early, with long brown hair — a departure from the short blond cuts that had become a signature look —…

Los Angeles Times

Newcastle's leading lady Michelle Lim Davidson steals the show

"I was told so many times I would not work in television, but here I am."

Newcastle Herald

Shades of grey: a Danish restoration brings a dull home to life

Two families joined forces to open up a large apartment near Copenhagen. By Nell Card

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The Independent UK

Proud fathers overcome with emotion at daughters’ reaction to Lionesses

The Lionesses play Germany in the Women’s Euro final on July 31 at Wembley.

The Independent UK

Heidiland: On the trail of a children’s classic in the Swiss Alps

Bernadette Fallon follows in the footsteps of Johanna Spyri’s multimillion best-selling children’s book character on a trip to Maienfeld

Manchester Evening News

Inside the fight to keep families living in the city centre

The MEN took a look at how strong the political will is to make family living normal in town - and what is stopping it from being a reality

The Guardian - UK

A System So Magnificent It Is Blinding by Amanda Svensson review – a riddling epic

Triplets reckon with their puzzling dissimilarity in an enjoyable saga of family dysfunction

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Irish Mirror

Shane Lowry dreaming of an Offaly double on Sunday - and a party in Tullamore

The Clara man will be sorry to miss his county's minor All-Ireland hurling final appearance at Nowlan Park but would prefer to be pushing for a second Irish Open crown not far away at Mount Juliet

Inverse

'Honkai Star Rail' characters: Everything we know about all 27 heroes

'Honkai: Star Rail' boasts a charming cast that's sure to impress the incoming player base. Here's a brief intro to each of your possible team members.

Irish Mirror

'It's not going to be me' - Shane Lowry says he won't cross red line and join LIV GOLF

The Clara man insists 'I'd rather win this week than win anything' as he argues that money doesn't trump prestige in the sport he loves

ABC News

'Club feet' affects around one in 1,000 births and can cause lifelong disabilty if untreated, but long-term therapy can deliver a full recovery

The condition known as "club feet" can be detected in the womb and occurs in one in 1,000 births. Doctors said it can lead to "both pain and disability" if left untreated.

The Conversation

Novel in-ear technology could allow chewing to replace the batteries in hearing aids

Hearing aids are essential for people with hearing loss. But hearing aids have an Achilles heel: their power supply is expensive and environmentally unfriendly.

Daily Mirror

Ewan McGregor's daughter Clara shares sweet snap of her dad and youngest brother

Clara McGregor, 26, enjoyed the day with her famous dad and her half brother Laurie, who turns one this month. The model shared several candid photos of Ewan as the pair spent quality time together

The Conversation

American exceptionalism: the poison that cannot protect its children from violent death

I had always been afraid of America. Once, in Alaska, we had dinner with a man my father was working with, and he had actually uttered the line – that iconic American saying, so ridiculous as to be almost unbelievable. Guns don’t kill people. People kill people. I thought he…

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