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Masters of the Air episode 4 review: "Takes the action from the air to the ground – to powerful effect"

Total Film

Robert De Niro cherishes similarities between himself and youngest daughter

In this exclusive People interview, Robert De Niro opens up about his family and sees a resemblance between himself and his youngest child, Gia.

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‘I can pay my council tax!’: the ever-shrinking world of TV prize money

Lamborghinis! Holiday homes! Being able to afford petrol! Once upon a time, winning a reality or quiz show meant you could live like an oligarch. Today? Not so much …

The Guardian - UK

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‘I want her to be known as her own artist’: who was the real June Carter Cash?

A new documentary aims to add depth to the story of the singer-songwriter who was often just referred to as the wife of Johnny Cash

The Guardian - US

Million schmillion! Why we’re so bored by people winning big on TV gameshows

Thanks to shrinkflation, there was barely a stir when a Suffolk couple took home a million on Ant and Dec’s Limitless Win last week. These days, we demand infinite cash!

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the fabulous return of Channel 4’s hit comedy Big Boys

Prepare to laugh and cry at the second season of Jack Rooke’s coming-of-age series. Plus: Taskmaster champions reunite. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

50 years of Cancer Research UK: how small successes over time are leading to better outcomes for people with cancer

Thanks to advances in scientific research and policy, people diagnosed with cancer in 2024 can expect kinder treatments and better outcomes. Here, Nic Fleming looks back over 50 years of dedication, innovation and progress

The Guardian - UK

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The Tourist season 2 ending explained: Who Elliot Stanley really is, what was in his file and why we think there’ll be a season 3

The Tourist season 2 ending delivered many revelations - including one that we feel sets up a potential season 3 storyline

Woman & Home

The Tourist season 2 episode 5 recap: Who killed Donal?

The Tourist season 2 episode 5 recap sees Donal McDonnell finally shed light on the death of Elliot's brother, but did Elliot kill him in revenge?

WhatToWatch

The Tourist season 2 episode 4 recap: Who is 'Miss Cassidy'?

Elliot is desperate to make amends with Fergal, while Frank McDonnell is more determined than ever to make him pay...

WhatToWatch

The Tourist season 2 episode 2 recap: What is Lena's plan?

Elliot Stanley finds out a little more about his past, while Helen makes a shocking discovery of her own...

WhatToWatch

Where was The Tourist season 2 filmed, where is the BBC drama set and how can you watch the intense new series?

You might be wondering where The Tourist season 2 was filmed as it takes Elliot and Helen's story one intense step further

Woman & Home

‘A tonic that no medication can give’: readers’ favourite albums of 2023

From Raye’s multi-genre majesty to Zach Bryan’s blue-collar country, these are the LPs that most affected readers this year

The Guardian - UK

Bob Quick obituary

Other lives: Trade union official with Cohse and its successor Unison who was also a Labour councillor in Liverpool

The Guardian - UK

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Platform 7 ending explained: does Matt finally get his comeuppance?

The Platform 7 ending sees Lisa finally get the closure she has been looking for since the day she died.

The Guardian - AU

‘Possibly the loudest noise I have ever made’: how I became Neighbours’ worst extra

‘Go on camera,’ they said. ‘It will be fun,’ they said. ‘Don’t make any sound or do anything strange,’ they said

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"I tested the Nuna Aace LX R129 seat and will be using it for years to come."

Mid-priced, reclinable, and putting your precious cargo's safety at the forefront, the Nuna Aace LX R129 adjustable car seat is worth a look

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This Blind Cow Can’t Stop Cuddling With The People Who Rescued Her From A Dairy Farm

Today, we would like to share with you the story of Helen, a 19-year-old cow who was born blind, spent her whole life on a dairy farm, and now is finally leading her happy life in an animal sanctuary.

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The Guardian - UK

Charlotte Higgins on The Archers: farewell, Evil Rob, venomous to the end

Ambridge’s villain in chief finally meets his maker, draining a fair bit of colour from the village. But there’s a bright side: Adil found some bargain kitchen gear

Windows Central

Strange Sam Altman saga concludes with Altman back as OpenAI CEO and Microsoft holding a non-voting seat on the board

OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman is back at the company as CEO after being fired earlier this month. The move coincides with a major restructuring of the OpenAI board, which now includes Microsoft as a non-voting member.

WhatToWatch

All Creatures Great and Small Christmas special 2023: cast, plot and everything we know

The All Creatures Great and Small Christmas special 2023 sees James away and Helen worried...

The Independent UK

In charge yet totally out of their depth: The rise of the ‘accidental manager’

As many as 82 per cent of new bosses in the UK have been put in charge of teams of people without first receiving appropriate guidance or instruction. Katie Rosseinsky speaks to those who’ve been promoted above their skill level, as well as the employees forced to work under people…

The Guardian - US

‘They’re not quite right in rugby’: how West Point made one band of brothers

A new book tells how the lives of 15 young men were shaped by the brutal realities of life at the US Military Academy, the shock of the 9/11 attacks and the lure of a whole new sport

The Canberra Times

Is this the oldest photo of Canberra? Brownie points for proving us wrong

It's likely this historic photograph was taken in mid-1864.

Evening Standard

British charity volunteer’s struggle to escape Israel: ‘We’re living in a nightmare’

Marilyn, 69, says: ‘I’m worried about our medication – that it’s going to run out. My friend is over 80, we’re vulnerable.’

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