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Thirty, flirty and declining: How 30 became a terrifying milestone for an anxious generation

If all the signifiers of adulthood – a well-paid job, a house, the opportunity to start a family – seem so far out of reach for today’s twentysomethings, why does turning 30 still stoke so much fear, asks Eloise Hendy

The Independent UK

The Ending of 'Never Have I Ever' Season 4, Explained

Could we ever see the return of the Sherman Oaks squad?

Marie Claire

Family baffled as secret pictures taken 10 years ago turn up 6,500 miles away

Sharon couldn't understand what had happened when someone in the Philippines posted old pictures of her family online

Wales Online

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Furious Beyoncé fan told she can't bring walker into gig as it 'would block aisle'

Dominique Glover, 25, was managed to get tickets to Beyoncé's sold-out Renaissance tour - she relies on a walking stick or walker due to her condition but was told she can't bring her walker to the Stadium of Light in Sunderland

Daily Mirror

Investigation launched as Black woman wrongly accused of theft at Aldi condemns store’s ‘racial profiling’

Exclusive: Black woman was stopped after buying her shopping and allegedly told she was a known shoplifter while another Black woman says a manager told a cashier not to serve her. Aldi launched a probe following enquiries from The Independent.

The Independent UK

Mum of teenager behind Asian grooming gang rape lies claims donations given to charity

Eleanor Williams was jailed for more than eight years at Preston Crown Court for lying about being being a victim of a grooming gang in Barrow, Cumbria

Daily Mirror

Scots mum finds blood-sucking tick on son's head after visiting popular beauty spot

Eleanora Ambus' son started complaining of an itchy head after a walk round John Muir Country Park in East Lothian.

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Dear Abby: My ex, host of our daughter’s engagement party, forbids my longtime girlfriend from attending

Man and girlfriend have been involved for five years, and she has yet to meet his former wife.

Chicago Sun-Times

Family of Rose of Tralee contestant killed in motorcycle crash worry over whereabouts for four hours before discovery

The victim’s mother, Frances and her three sisters, Joanna, Eleanor and Teresa had a “burning worry” about gaps in the information about events

Irish Mirror

'True gent' Ayrshire photographer passes away aged 100

John Murdoch captured the best of community events for over four decades.

Daily Record

The latest death notices and funeral announcements from Swansea this week

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

Wales Online

Les Dennis says he 'looked like a deranged Jack Nicholson' in Death in Paradise role

Les Dennis has been working in showbiz for more than 50 years and and has no plans to retire, saying that his work, which included a recent unrecognisable role in Death in Paradise, keeps him young

Daily Mirror

Revealed: London’s long-lost medieval palace recreated after 500 years

Medieval art investigator, Amanda Luyster, has managed to digitally reassemble most of a mosaic pavement design, originally created for use in the palace

The Independent UK

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

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Review: 'Small World,' by Laura Zigman

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

The Conversation

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…

The Texas Tribune

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.

Manchester Evening News

'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

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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

Wales Online

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'

ABC News

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.

Total Film

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

These are the best vampire movies to satisfy your bloodlust

The Guardian - AU

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 Independent UK

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 Guardian - US

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

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