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Is There A Better Way To Find Your Perfect Putter?

Kick Point's Joe and Dan discuss whether working completely backwards when choosing your putter would actually produce better results

Golf Monthly

The Guardian view on a new prison drama: Waiting for the Out speaks quietly but powerfully

Editorial: This BBC series hasn’t made the same the splash as Adolescence. But its reflections on men in prison are valuable

The Guardian - UK

My Unpopular Golf Opinion: I Don't Care About Your Round – Please Don't Bore Me With The Details

A slightly curmudgeonly Dan Parker reveals why he has little to no interest in hearing about your round in the clubhouse bar...

Golf Monthly

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69 Years Later, An Iconic Western Just Got A Huge Upgrade

Thanks to a new Criterion Blu-ray, the 3:10 to Yuma is stopping at 4K station.

Inverse

Crux by Gabriel Tallent review – a passionate portrait of teenage climbers

The follow-up to My Absolute Darling, this tale of best friends who dream of a better life features exquisite sports writing and a lovable heroine – but the plotting is unconvincing

The Guardian - UK

Eugene Levy is at a loss for words over the death of Catherine O'Hara

Eugene Levy says he "cherished" his friendship with late co-star Catherine O'Hara.

BANG Premier

This converted clothes shop and cafe is now a cool family home

They opened up the jumbled rooms to create a lighter, larger space

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Windows 11's reputation is at an all-time low

Podcast: Daniel and Zac discuss the current state of Windows 11, all the recent backlash around Microsoft and AI, and how the platform has evolved into something most people hate.

Windows Central

5 Photos of Joseph Gordon-Levitt: Why He Stepped Away From the Spotlight and the 'Lasting Scar' That Changed Everything

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, once Hollywood's beloved leading man, has stepped back from the spotlight to focus on indie projects and his creative company HitRecord, following a personal experience that left a 'lasting scar.'

International Business Times UK

From bed to bath – converting a spare room helped this couple create their dream washspace

Bright white tiling, patterned flooring, wood accessories and brass fittings were all must-haves in this new bathroom

Ideal Home

TV tonight: do not mess with this new Irish detective out to solve a murder

DS Fia Lucey returns to her hometown and faces her demons in Blackshore. Plus: Gladiators prepare to battle once more. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

"When I'm peeling the sprouts, it's nice to hear Cannibal Corpse or Obituary just to maintain a bit of edge": Justin Hawkins on Christmas, being back in arenas, supporting Iron Maiden, brother Dan being a rock star, Yungblud and more

The Darkness frontman Justin Hawkins is currently on the road with his Justin Hawkins’ Rides Again... Again! tour

Louder

Dante Moore Addresses NFL Draft Decision Amid Jets Speculation

The Oregon quarterback could return to Eugene for another season under coach Dan Lanning instead of entering the draft.

Sports Illustrated

'We took the leap and moved to a completely new place – and it transformed our lives'

Many of us dream of upping sticks and creating a new life. We talk to two women who did just that

Woman & Home

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The Conversation

I taught art in a high-security prison – Waiting for the Out took me straight back to my classroom

Watching Waiting for the Out, the BBC’s flagship new drama series, transported me straight back to my classroom in HMP Wakefield in the mid-1990s. This decaying Victorian building at the heart of a challenged city in the north of England is one of the UK’s ten category-A, high-security prisons for…

The Guardian - UK

Waiting for the Out review – totally magnificent TV about philosophy in prison

Dennis Kelly’s brilliant drama about a teacher in prison is moving, gripping and almost painfully vulnerable – plus the main character decimates everyone at a middle-class dinner party. What more could you want?

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Dennis Kelly’s brilliant new prison drama

A philosopher teaches inmates in Waiting for the Out. Plus, a moving film marking 10 years since David Bowie’s death. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Independent UK

20 TV shows everyone will be talking about in 2026, from Pride & Prejudice to Dear England

2026 CULTURE GUIDE: There’s plenty to get excited about over the next 12 months, whether it’s psychological thrillers, period dramas, Irish comedies or returning favourites. Ellie Harrison and Katie Rosseinsky take a look

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7 Ways to Age Gracefully Like the Best Stock Photo Seniors

As a retirement editor, I've gleaned valuable wisdom (and a lot of laughs) from one older couple that tops the seniors' stock photo charts.

The Guardian - UK

Blind date: ‘Being Scottish definitely worked in my favour. He loves Scotland’

Dan, 40, a sock designer and writer, meets Emmie, 39, an art consultant

The Guardian - UK

‘A lot of these scary blokes doing time are terrified little boys’: Dennis Kelly on writing a new kind of prison drama

The new project from the creator of Pulling and Utopia is the real-life tale of a teacher whose life is upended by working with inmates. ‘It upends your prejudices,’ he says

Sports Illustrated

Former PGA Tour Pro Breaks Down the Shift From Playing to Building a Media Empire

Dave Schultz joins the Dan Evans Show to talk about the hardships of college and professional golf, and how he transitioned out of the game.

The Guardian - UK

Bristol city council to give van dwellers temporary sites in affluent areas

Green-led authority to provide 250 pitches in richer neighbourhoods rather than poorer parts of the city

The Independent UK

‘Hero’ ex-soldier who climbed into Paul Doyle’s car to stop Liverpool parade rampage says ‘I’d do it again’

Daniel Barr said he did not think his actions were ‘anything special’ after bringing the attack to a halt

The Guardian - UK

‘We’ll never be able to rebuild’: despair of ex-Vodafone franchisees and pressures on their mental health

Experiences raise questions about how telecoms firm treated small business owners, whose commission it cut

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