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Ruth Langsford's Broderie Anglaise blouse is a summer staple that works perfectly with jeans and espadrilles

Her breezy look is one we’re recreating for effortless everyday dressing

Woman & Home

ICE Has Arrested Dozens of Delivery Drivers at the Gates of a San Diego Military Base

Advocates warn immigrants to avoid military bases when working for apps like Uber, Lyft and DoorDash.

Capital & Main

Why do my potatoes go black after cooking?

A drop of lemon and being selective about your choice of cookware could zap any troubles with blackened spuds, as would a highly novel solution from the seaside

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How artists are tracking environmental change through poetry, film and sound

As Elaine, an artist in her 80s, stood at her window in north Manchester, she noticed new apartment blocks dominating the nighttime skyline: “The moon is no longer in view; I have to crane my neck out of the window in order to see it. Or to see the reflection…

The Conversation

The Smart, Scandalous and Seriously Hyped Books to Read This February

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Marie Claire

Late health secretary was ‘wise counsellor’ during pandemic – Swinney

Jeane Freeman was health secretary from 2018 to 2021.

Evening Standard

Merino wool or Mongolian cashmere? Fashion is a competitor in any Olympics but especially in Milan

Fashion is its own competitor in any Olympics, from team uniforms at the opening and closing ceremonies to individual looks in the stadiums and, during the Winter Games, on the slopes

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Jean by Madeleine Dunnigan review – sex and teenage secrets

Queer self-discovery drives this powerful coming-of-age debut set in a bohemian 1970s school

The Guardian - UK

4 Reasons I Regret Relying Solely on Social Security When I Retired

Jean and Edward Lewis of Texas retired on only Social Security income and have some regrets about it. Read on to find out why.

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Ballad Lines review – heartbreaking, full-throated folk music for the ages

Composer Finn Anderson and director Tania Azevedo have created a powerful generational journey through the history of Appalachian song

The Guardian - UK

In his last book, Julian Barnes circles big ideas and reflects on his shortcomings

Julian Barnes, author of 14 previous novels, ten volumes of nonfiction, and three collections of short stories under his own name, plus four crime novels under the pseudonym Dan Kavanagh, has announced that his new novel, Departure(s), will be his last. The narrator – who both is and is not…

The Conversation

After 5 years, a major Attack on Titan mystery has finally been resolved

The upcoming Attack on Titan rerelease will finally clear up Mikasa’s fate

Total Film

Departure(s) by Julian Barnes review – this final novel is a slippery affair

Memoir merges with fiction as the author reflects on failed love, ageing and the end of life in this last instalment to his writing career

The Guardian - UK

Departure(s) by Julian Barnes: Love, sex and a real sense of an ending

Julian Barnes will be 80 on January 19, an anniversary he is celebrating with the publication of this book, which he says will definitely be his last, although he’ll continue journalism, plus a sold-out conversation with his old mucker Ian McEwan at the Union Chapel next week.

Evening Standard

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Widow, 82, Sits in the Cold Fearing £600 Heating Bill as Viral Video Ignites Fury Over UK Energy Costs

Elderly widow can't afford heating, sparking viral video and GoFundMe raising £12,375 amid netizens slamming UK government disgrace over pensioner support in 2026

The Independent UK

‘I was left homeless after the Home Office claimed I wasn’t a child – here’s why AI age checks are dangerous for migrants like me’

MIGRANT CRISIS : The Home Office has advertised a £1.3m contract for an algorithm that can ‘accurately predict someone’s age’. One former asylum seeker tells Holly Bancroft why he thinks this could go very wrong

Woman & Home

How to watch The Madame Blanc Mysteries Christmas special 2025 from anywhere - stream online

Don't worry about missing out on the festive edition of the beloved show, as we share how to tune in from anywhere in the world

The Independent UK

Conservationists connect with chimps in a Ugandan rainforest as they seek a sense of communion

Onesmas Ainebyona tracks chimpanzees in a Ugandan rainforest

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'Too Late': Sydney Sweeney's Emotional Statement for Controversial American Eagle Jeans Ad Falls Flat

Sydney Sweeney issued an emotional statement condemning hate over her 'great jeans' American Eagle ad, but it is dismissed as 'too late', widening the controversy despite record sales.

The Independent UK

Why the Cop summit is failing to win over the residents of its host city

ON THE GROUND: Residents of Belém’s favelas – or ‘baixadas’ as they are known here – tell Nick Ferris of the daily climate challenges they are facing and explain why they are sceptical that Cop30 will really help them

The Mary Sue

I’m willing to hear out a gender-swapped version of the best horror story on toxic masculinity

But I still do love my toxic fave

The Guardian - UK

Baggy, skinny … or neither? Why ‘Goldilocks’ jeans are having a moment

Straight-cut denims are fast becoming the timeless antidote to fashion’s relentless trend cycle

Marie Claire

Jennifer Lawrence's Tomato Red Sweater and Jeans Bring French Girl Fashion to NYC

Paris Fashion Week is still on her mind.

The Conversation

Older Australians collect an average of 31 PBS scripts a year – new research

Australians are living longer than ever before. While this is broadly good news, ageing well comes with a range of challenges.

Euronews

After the prime minister's fall, France braces for 'Block Everything' protests

Although French President Macron did not take long to name a new prime minister, Wednesday’s demonstrations mark the start of a prolonged season of unrest and deep discontent

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