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‘It’s beautiful to be alone’: the joy and pain of life on a desert island

They are the stuff of dreams and nightmares – but what is it like to live on one? Here, four intrepid souls explain how they made a home in some of the most remote places on Earth

The Guardian - UK

‘We are so excited’: England’s travelling fans hail team spirit and the hosts’ hospitality

Some have crossed land and sea to be there while others already live in Australia, but all are united in their support for a team on the verge of making history

The Guardian - UK

The micro-micro wedding: how the ‘big day’ got smaller, more intimate and affordable

Half of all weddings at Gretna Green now involve just the couple and two witnesses. But it’s not only elopements. Many more couples are enjoying stealth nuptials

The Guardian - UK

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‘I refuse to get old’: how readers strive to keep dementia at bay

Researchers say lifestyle changes could prevent up to 40% of dementia cases. Our readers share their efforts to mitigate the risk

The Guardian - UK

Can a bra detect breast cancer? This Nigerian entrepreneur thinks so

An aunt’s death led Kemisola Bolarinwa to develop a wearable device that can pick up Nigeria’s most common cancer much earlier

The Guardian - UK

Buy now, pay later medical loans on rise as desperate patients go private amid NHS backlogs

Finance firms defend credit deals as ethical but health experts warn of spiralling public indebtedness

The Guardian - UK

‘Fighting two enemies’: Ukraine’s female soldiers decry harassment

Women in armed forces express anger at stigma and treatment by male colleagues and say complaints are being ignored

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London stage adaptation of Spirited Away extends after ‘unprecedented demand’

The European premiere of Spirited Away is set to open in the West End next year

Evening Standard

Woman in 'tears' after finding out new flat is riddled with cockroaches and mould

'I was so excited because it was the first time I had keys to a flat of my own. I literally burst into tears.'

Wales Online

US Intel executive ‘actively responsible’ for driving anti-LGBTQ+ agenda in Africa, say campaigners

Greg Slater is co-founder with his wife Sharon of Family Watch International, a US group accused of financing propaganda about sexual and gender diversity

The Guardian - UK

I was lost in the desert for nine and a half days – and sustained myself with raw bats and urine

In 1994, Mauro Prosperi was running an ultramarathon through the Sahara when he was blown off course by a sandstorm. Alone and dangerously dehydrated, he found nourishment in unexpected places

The Guardian - UK

Warning scorching heatwave has brought monster swarms of bees everywhere this summer

With one meteorological consultant predicting a "heat dome" in UK weather forecasts, temperatures are expected to rise again - and with it will remain large swarms of bees

Daily Mirror

The pet I’ll never forget: Troy the puppy stole my pizza, shamed me – and showed me how much I could love

The first few months were hard, but I finally made my peace with that little bundle of untrained energy. I think it will make me a better mother

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Princess of Wales proves she’s queen of the court as she puts former world number one tennis champion through his paces

It turns out Roger Federer was no match for Kate Middleton as the pair played off at Wimbledon

Woman & Home

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Moscow braces for Wagner assault as rebels defy Putin rage

Rebel mercenaries advanced north towards Moscow after seizing a key military base Saturday, just as Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin's vowed to defeat the revolt and head off the threat of civil war.

The Guardian - UK

Tiny patch of land the size of a tennis court becomes part of Welsh national forest

Dense woodland planted by volunteers two years ago given same status as country’s vast forests

Evening Standard

Final Fantasy sword to be displayed at the Tower of London

A replica of the video game sword will feature alongside the Royal Armouries at Tower of London

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s a forever pain, an unfathomable pain’: families remember Trinidad’s femicide victims

Andrea Bharratt, Ashanti Riley, Sharday Emmanuel and Teri Gomez are just a few of the many women missing or murdered on the island in recent years. Their loved ones tell their stories

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How we met: ‘I saw a beautiful Black woman – and we shared an instant connection’

Neo, 46, and Becky, 54, met at a festival in 2017. Their friendship grew over lockdown, when they bonded over shared childhood experiences and the Black Lives Matter movement

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A moment that changed me: the missile alert promised sudden death. That awful hour taught me how to live

I had stopped being an active participant in my own life. Now I knew I had to shorten my list of regrets – and I began meeting the world with a resounding ‘yes’

Radio France Internationale

Colombian children found alive in Amazon jungle 40 days after plane crash

Four Indigenous children who had been missing for more than a month in the Colombian Amazon rainforest were found alive and flown to the capital Bogota early on Saturday.

The Guardian - UK

‘She made excuses and ran to the toilet’: when wedding proposals go hilariously wrong

From the man who almost married a horse to the fancy meal scuppered by an upset stomach, Guardian readers remember their most unromantic romantic moments

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‘Ancient’ vase repatriated from UK to Greece faces fresh forgery claim

Exclusive: Archaeologist says 5th-century BC wine vase with modern decoration widely regarded as fake

The Guardian - UK

‘Why should anyone be hungry when there’s food that can be given away?’ The heroes feeding their neighbours

More than 13 million Britons do not have enough to eat. Here are four people who are trying their hardest to help, from an ex-soldier in Peterborough to a community centre manager in County Derry

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The pet I’ll never forget: I spent £2,000 on Ruby the guinea pig’s hysterectomy – and I don’t regret a penny

She’d snooze on me, and ask for treats whenever the fridge door was opened. How could I have denied her medical treatment, no matter what it cost?

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