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Woman joins AI research program by chance, is shocked when it discovers something the human eye cannot detect

An experimental artificial intelligence system recently helped identify breast cancer early in Yvonne Cook, a woman who only joined the AI research program by chance. Yvonne’s case highlights how AI can spot things the human eye just can’t detect, offering a hopeful glimpse into the future of medical technology.

The Mary Sue

Festering families, difficult truths and transcendent grace: best podcasts of 2025

Quality narrative podcasts experienced a downturn this year, with industry layoffs in key networks including Pineapple Street Studios and Wondery. But commercial cutbacks have reinvigorated the artistic spirit of the genre.

The Conversation

I'm 61 And Finally Ready To Retire With $2.8 Million Saved, But Why Does The Idea Of Spending It Terrify Me?

For decades, Gerald followed every piece of financial advice he could find. He maxed out his 401(k), stayed invested through downturns, and even bought a modest rental property for extra income. Now, at 61, with $2.8 million saved, no mortgage, and two grown children, he should feel ready to relax.…

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Sir Geoffrey Boycott pays tribute to ‘respected, admired and loved’ Dickie Bird

One of cricket’s most recognisable figures has died at the age of 92

The Independent UK

The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup

Here and Beyond by Hal LaCroix; One Yellow Eye by Leigh Radford; I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman; The Reaper by Jackson P Brown

The Guardian - UK

Teenage volunteer killed in Omagh bomb ‘a wonderful girl with a kind heart’

Samantha McFarland’s work at an Oxfam shop was contrasted with the actions of those who planted the explosives.

The Independent UK

The supernatural beliefs of medieval people – from elves and fairies to abductions and the undead

Medieval people have a reputation for being superstitious – and many of the supernatural phenomena found in the pages of medieval chronicles, miracle stories and romances are still alive in modern culture. Think ghosts, werewolves, demons, vampires, fairies and witches. But while (almost all) people today regard these beings as…

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Rivals ending explained: Is Tony really dead?

The Rivals ending delivered shocking plot twists that just kept on coming.

WhatToWatch

Rivals episode 3 recap: Has Taggie fallen for Rupert?

Rivals episode 3 sees a New Year's Eve party end in drama and debauchery.

WhatToWatch

Clarkson’s Farm star Gerald Cooper shares new cancer update

The reality TV star revealed on the series that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer

Evening Standard

Is Mrs Hall leaving All Creatures Great and Small, is she divorced and was she a real person?

The possibility of Mrs Hall leaving All Creatures Great and Small likely filled fans with dread as season 4 teased a major change for her

Woman & Home

Tom Wilkinson: an actor of great humanity who seldom played the lead but dominated the screen

It is rare that the news of the death of an actor brings with it a pang of loss for something more than their craft, something perhaps more profound. But such was the public regard and affection for Tom Wilkinson that his death on December 30 at the age of…

The Conversation

The ultimate summer reading list: 15 funny books to make you laugh

From hilarious fiction by Terry Pratchett and PG Wodehouse to memoirs by Patricia Lockwood and Adam Kay, your beach reads are sorted courtesy of Guardian Australia’s staff and critics

The Guardian - AU

What a sad loss – Tom Wilkinson was quietly and consistently wonderful

From The Full Monty to In the Bedroom, Michael Clayton to Eternal Sunshine, the actor – who has died aged 75 – was an intelligent and unshowy delight

The Guardian - UK

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Chicago Sun-Times

Dear Abby: When I drive her, sister barks orders that distract me

She ignores man’s pleas to stop making outbursts about how he’s managing the road.

The Guardian - UK

Topographia Hibernica by Blindboy Boatclub review – craic of doom

Pathos and comedy combine in an energetic collection of tales from one half of the Rubberbandits

AAP

Fitz-Gerald says it's time for squash to start again

Squash great Sarah Fitz-Gerald says the sport in Australia has a golden opportunity to become fashionable again after being accepted into the Olympics.

Daily Record

Gran booted out of flat after gifting home to daughter 'due to inheritance tax'

Norma Gibbons transferred ownership to try and cut down her daughter's inheritance tax bill but an ugly family fall out ensued.

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Daily Mirror

Gran, 82, kicked out of flat after GIFTING home to daughter 'due to inheritance tax'

Dawn already owned her downstairs flat but a court heard Norma transferred ownership of her upstairs flat in 2014 saying she was trying to minimise the eventual inheritance tax

WhatToWatch

Meet The Full Monty cast: who's who in the TV sequel

The Full Monty cast — meet the returning and new characters of Disney's sequel, which picks up after the events of the 1990s classic.

Total Film

The Full Monty's Simon Beaufoy was waiting for the "rebirth" of TV to bring the story back

Exclusive: The Full Monty screenwriter reveals why he wanted to make the Disney Plus TV show

Evening Standard

Duke of Westminster: Britain’s most eligible bachelor turned family man — who is Hugh Grosvenor?

He’s top of the Sunday Times 40 Under 40 Rich List 2025 and has close connections to the Royal Family — now he’s welcomed his first child. Here’s everything you need to know about the Duke

Daily Record

Callous Scots crook who embezzled £50,000 from own mum spent cash on 'takeaways and taxis'

Paisley Sheriff Court heard the bank account was cleaned out as a custodial sentence was handed down.

Glasgow Live

90-year-old Renfrewshire lady swindled out of £50,000 by her own daughter

Paisley Sheriff Court heard that Margaret Bolland cleaned out her mum's bank accounts after being granted power of attorney to look after her affairs when she became too vulnerable to do it herself.

Daily Record

Callous Scot embezzled almost £50k from her frail 90-year-old mother

Margaret Bolland was granted power of attorney over her mother Mary Bolland’s finances in September 2014.

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