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A rose by any other name – how roses and cut flowers became a symbol of love and luxury

Before the creation of international systems of cultivation and the ability to move goods by air freight, flowers matched the pattern of the seasons. Roses on Saint Valentine’s Day were something unexpected, and very expensive.

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Good News: The best upbeat stories of the week to lift your mood, from Eddie Murphy to the world’s oldest dog

It’s that time of week again, folks. From old dogs to giant hats here’s your digest of the happy news stories you might have missed.

Evening Standard

London Zoo welcomes birth of two adorable baby porcupines

The ‘porcupettes’ are ‘developing really well’, according to keepers at London Zoo

Evening Standard

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The Year of the Cat by Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett review – reflections on the feline

An affecting memoir that uses cats and our attitudes towards them to explore PTSD, separation, love and family

The Guardian - UK

Miracle Edinburgh baby given just one day to live defies odds to reach first birthday

Marie Clare Tully, 41, has told of the incredible story and how she and her husband focus on each day with their son as they do not know how his condition will affect his life.

Edinburgh Live

Fossil fuels in schools: industry faces pushback in fight for hearts and minds of next generation

Business efforts to get pro-fossil fuel material into classrooms experience opposition due to role in climate change

The Guardian - AU

Inside the glamorous life of Tony Adams' daughter Amber as her dad gets set for Strictly

The much-anticipated Strictly Come Dancing returns to our screens next week, with former professional footballer Tony Adams competing for the Glitterball trophy

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Before Bill Russell tormented Wilt Chamberlain, he established his immortality against another Philly legend

PHILADELPHIA — It’s a testament to Bill Russell that one of the most underrated aspects of his life is that he revolutionized college basketball. His work and activism within the civil rights movement, his remarkable career with the Boston Celtics, his well-earned status as the greatest winner in North American…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Cancel culture is rife at newly merged HBO and Warner Bros isn’t immune either

The bean-counters have axed Batgirl and some other favourite TV shows are disappearing too

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh mum opens up about the trauma of losing a child in a maternity ward

Annabelle Santini suffered the heartbreak of losing five babies and was forced to listen to the sounds of newborn cries as she mourned in the maternity ward

Edinburgh Live

Scots women share tragic stories of delivering stillborn babies on maternity wards among new parents

The Record has spoken to women who had to deliver their lost babies on regular hospital maternity wards, surrounded by safely delivered newborns and their parents.

Daily Record

Dog with extra long tongue that 'always sticks out' struggles to find home

Remi theDogue de Bordeaux has an abnormally long tongue that she cannot keep contained in her mouth, but Sarah Dobbs from Helping Yorkshire Poundies dog rescue says it only makes her cuter

Daily Mirror

Better Call Saul recap: season six, episode three – Nacho’s reckoning

Things came to a heartstopping, twisty climax for Lalo’s betrayer, while the scam against Howard cranked up a gear and the DA started digging into Jimmy … sorry, Saul

The Guardian - UK

'Bloody-hunting slaughtermen', sieges and 'lechery': what does Shakespeare tell us of war?

Only two days separate Anzac Day and Shakespeare’s (presumed) birthday and actual death-day. This proximity is coincidental. But amid a war in Ukraine, being reported in horrifyingly graphic detail from the point of view of the victims, and given Shakespeare is the world’s most-quoted, most-performed and most studied writer, it…

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Dublin remembers: Hector Grey's on Liffey Street

Head down memory lane with us as we look back at former Liffey Street shop Hector Grey's

Daily Mirror

Giant hogweed warning after dog suffers horrific facial burns from plant near home

Dog Winston, a flat-coated retriever, developed painful sores on his nose and left eye after sniffing around a suspected giant hogweed plant while on a walk in Clacton, Essex, this month

Wales Online

Animal charities call for total ban on greyhound racing in Wales

"We need a Wales free of greyhound racing and the support behind a total ban."

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Hisense HS214 2.1 Soundbar

Budget TV player Hisense brings its cheap and cheerful approach to AV with the HS214 soundbar, an accessibly priced speaker to improve your TV’s sound quality

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