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Boris Johnson loan probe into BBC chair to be run by father of Rishi Sunak's policy chief

William Shawcross, the Commissioner for Public Appointments, will lead a probe into Richard Sharp’s appointment as BBC chair. But Mr Shawcross’s daughter, Eleanor, is head of No10’s policy unit

Daily Mirror

Review: 'Small World,' by Laura Zigman

FICTION: Two middle-aged sisters move in together and try to heal the wounds of their childhood.

Tribune News Service

How 'clap for our carers' made some informal caregivers feel undervalued and unseen

Almost three years into the pandemic, the UK’s 10.6 million informal carers face an uphill struggle. If the cost of living crisis is a concern for everyone, for those providing some level of primary care for a family member or friend it is financially and emotionally crippling. This was most…

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TribCast: Texas’ persistent problem with maternal mortality

On this week’s TribCast, Matthew speaks with Eleanor about a long-awaited state report on maternal mortality in Texas and Alex about cities’ efforts to decriminalize marijuana.

The Texas Tribune

'Some just don't believe people can't afford food in Britain. They couldn't be more wrong'

We went out on the road with a Greater Manchester food bank - it took two deliveries before someone broke down

Manchester Evening News

Mum suffering from excruciating headaches was shocked to be told she had two tumours

Kaylee Crawshaw shaved half her head before surgery, donating her hair to a charity to make wigs for children and is now waiting on a biopsy to see if she will require further treatment

Daily Mirror

Two tumours were cause of mum's excruciating headaches, making her brain look like a 'fruit bowl'

The brave mum is now raising funds for Brain Tumour Research and encourages people to get checked out if they feel 'something isn’t right'

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The best new books released in October as selected by avid readers and critics

A spin on the colonial ‘missing child tale’, a collection of essays dissecting horror and a Miles Franklin nominee’s small masterpiece are among our critics' top picks for the month.

ABC News

Seeing Other People by Diana Reid review – twentysomethings grapple with what it means to love

After the success of Love and Virtue, Reid returns with an intelligent and ambitious novel which takes its young characters seriously

The Guardian - AU

Journalist investigating aftermath of Communism in Albania wins Rupert Cornwell Prize

Ellie will write a series of features on the aftermath of Communist rule in Albania

The Independent UK

Let the Right One In review – vampire remake series loses its bite

An unnecessary and uninspired expansion of the 2008 hit, based on John Ajvide Lindqvist’s novel, brings little to the table

The Guardian - US

How fifth generation chook breeder Lachie Arnett finally won the ultimate crown

For 60 years, Lachie Arnett's family has been breeding and exhibiting chickens, but the 21-year-old this year claimed the most coveted title for the first time with his beloved Elvis.

ABC News

My partner snores and won’t do anything about it. Help!

It will be hard to change his behaviour alone, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But stand your ground – even if sleep-deprived

The Guardian - AU

I am in a long-term relationship with a partner I admire, but don’t love. Do I end it?

It’s natural to feel reluctant about hurting someone, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, but staying hurts them more

The Guardian - AU

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Bangkok Post

Teen angst is back

Stories about the high school King and Queen, cool kids, outcasts, bullies, romance, friendships or even rivalry never get old in teen movies because there will always be a new generation who appreciate coming-of-age stories. Netflix's latest original Do Revenge is another teen comedy presented on the platform time and…

Los Angeles Times

'Do Revenge' stars Camila Mendes and Maya Hawke discuss teen roles, villains and fake woke men

"There is truly no one scarier than a teenage girl," says writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson ("Sweet/Vicious," "Someone Great") who puts that premise to the test in her second feature, "Do Revenge," a barbed Gen Z black comedy starring Camila Mendes ("Riverdale") and Maya Hawke ("Stranger Things").

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Enough is Enough rally packs out Scots venue as speakers demand action on cost-of-living

MORE than 1000 people gathered in Glasgow on Wednesday night to demand urgent action on the cost-of-living event.

Daily Record

Stirlingshire family hoping to 'wrap up' some success in eco business start-up

Newsprint is recycled to make wrapping paper.

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Daily Mirror

Everything coming to Netflix in September 2022 - including Marilyn Monroe movie

Netflix subscribers can look forward to a whole range of new TV shows and movies that will be released in September. Among the picks include the highly-anticipated Marilyn Monroe film

Tribune News Service

Manhattan Project, a decade of inspiration led to Pa. native's first novel

PITTSBURGH — The idea for Sarah James' debut novel had been around in one form or another since she was 19. All it took was more than a decade to gestate into something tangible.

The Texas Tribune

TribCast: A crisis in Texas’ youth prisons

On this week’s episode, Matthew speaks with Jolie about the problems within the Texas Juvenile Justice Department and with Eleanor about the state’s efforts to expand postnatal Medicaid.

The Texas Tribune

TribCast: A bill that would boost Texas’ semiconductor industry creates an unusual divide

On this week’s episode, Matthew speaks with Eric about the CHIPS Act and Eleanor about how abortion might be prosecuted in Texas.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Asda checkout operator pays customer's bill when card declined

The supermarket worker at the store in Summerston has been showered in praise after her remarkable act of kindness was shared on community Facebook page No1Seems2care.

Daily Record

Scots family hit out after British Airways lose luggage with child's medication

The Dundee family flew from Edinburgh to London in order to get the long haul flight to Florida, only for nine suitcases to go missing.

Edinburgh Live

British Airways 'sorry' as Edinburgh passengers lose luggage with child's medication

The airline said they'd get the luggage reunited with the family in 48 hours but after a week passed and the two-year-olds medication had nearly run out, the family had still heard nothing.

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