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Teacher, 28, would have survived had blood clot been treated, says coroner

After the hearing, her sister urged people to ‘trust your body’ and ‘advocate for yourself’ if something feels wrong

The Independent UK

Teacher, 28, died day after being discharged by London hospital that failed to spot fatal blood clot

Dena Collins would have survived had a blood clot been diagnosed and treated, coroner finds in damning inquest verdict

Evening Standard

Short story: First and last, by James Pasley

A love story set on Auckland's North Shore

Newsroom.co.nz

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‘It’s the first thing we set up’: parents on everything you need for camping with kids – and what you don’t

A lantern for night strolls, lace-free shoes and a microscope for mini beasts … parents on their top camping tips and must-pack gear, as well as what to leave at home

The Guardian - UK

The Leveret By Anna Goldreich review – a hare mends the pain of baby loss

This bold debut about a woman finding healing after a late miscarriage is written with utter conviction

The Guardian - UK

The Given World by Melissa Harrison review – a stunning tale of rural life for an era of ecological crisis

Eerie omens haunt this absorbing group portrait set over six months in an English village

The Guardian - UK

This Is the One Rule Mattress Makers for Royalty Use to Find the Perfect Firmness − I Saw It in Action at Vispring

Your body weight is your perfect guide

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Jon Lee says it was ‘surreal’ to return to EastEnders after almost 30 years

The singer and actor, 44, will be joined by actress Gemma Bissix as the two reunite for a short stint on the soap.

Evening Standard

What secret report reveals about British nuclear weapons tests – veterans claimed they were harmed by the fallout

“The Ministry of Defence has always maintained that it never rained,” said Ken McGinley, founder of the British Nuclear Test Veterans Association (BNTVA). “I’m sorry, you’re liars … I was there!”

The Conversation

Friendship, honey and the simple life: 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh

Isn’t it funny How a Bear likes honey Buzz buzz I wonder why he does Just over a century ago, the satirical writer and playwright A.A. Milne, suffering from the after-effects of fighting in the trenches of World War I, started writing some poems for his only child, Christopher Robin.…

The Conversation

‘Kids would rather be down the park’: readers reflect on child-free pubs

With public houses increasingly restricting or banning children, we asked for your thoughts on adult-only pubs

The Guardian - UK

Homeowners are being urged to use tin cans in their gardens (really) — here's why

Before you throw away your tin cans into the recycling, why not transform them into the perfect planters for your garden? Here's why households are being urged to hold onto this unusal item this spring.

Tom’s Guide

Tommy Fleetwood Relieved As Family Escapes Dubai During Middle East Conflict

Tommy Fleetwood admitted he was relieved his family managed to get out of Dubai and return to England during the chaos caused by the conflict in Iran

Golf Monthly

Tommy Fleetwood speaks of 'relief' as family return from Dubai amid conflict

The golfer said that his wife and children had safely returned to the UK

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The Independent UK

‘If I can switch to an electric car at 74, anyone can’

EV drivers reveal the reasons they switched to electric driving, with saving cash high on the list

The Guardian - AU

Drugs, denial and stigma: the babies and children swept up in Fiji’s HIV nightmare

Vulnerable young people, partners of drug users and victims of sexual violence also among those afflicted in world’s fastest growing HIV epidemic

The Guardian - UK

Katie’s story: her abusive ex-partner said ‘kill yourself’. When she did, police dropped domestic violence inquiry

After her death, police dropped a case examining Katie Madden’s former partner, despite evidence he had repeatedly told her to kill herself

The Independent UK

The S***heads, review – Violent Stone Age cannibals are brought to life with a sly modern twist

3/5 The Royal Court’s new play is a thought-provoking piece of provocation

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The Guardian - UK

Sequel to The Time Traveler’s Wife to be published this autumn

Audrey Niffenegger’s follow-up to her global bestseller focuses on Alba, the daughter of Henry and Clare, as she negotiates two marriages and various modern-era dystopias

The Independent UK

Why sleepovers with your friends shouldn’t stop in adulthood

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Sleeping over at a friend’s house when your own bed is waiting at home might sound like hell, but Lydia Spencer-Elliott discovers grown-up slumber parties can benefit our lives long after we’ve aged out of the practice

The Independent UK

Clare Balding’s legendary horse trainer father dies aged 87

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The Independent UK

Ian Balding death: Former top trainer of Derby winner dies aged 87

Balding trained numerous top-class horses including Mill Reef, Glint of Gold, Selkirk and Lochsong

The Mary Sue

‘Girl…maybe call the police’: 27-year-old woman who’s never been in a long-term relationship meets someone. Then she learns something horrifying

Modern dating can already feel impossible. But what happens when you finally connect with someone, only to discover a disturbing secret over dinner?

Tom’s Guide

This psychological thriller you've (probably) never seen has a stunning twist — and you can stream it now

"Reawakening" is a psychological thriller you've probably never seen, with a twist that may shake you to your core. It's finally streaming on PVOD services.

The Conversation

After early acclaim, Elizabeth Harrower didn’t write for decades. Two biographers consider why

In the 1950s and 1960s, Elizabeth Harrower wrote some of the most intense and highly praised “psychological fiction” of the 20th century. Mysteriously, she stopped writing after shelving a manuscript for her last novel, In Certain Circles, in 1971. Her comeback story in the final decade of her life captured…

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