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Epstein survivors release video urging Senate to block Trump’s AG pick over botched release of files

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche set for confirmation hearing Wednesday but campaigners abused by Jeffrey Epstein say his handling of the government’s documents on the late predator should be disqualifying

The Independent UK

Epstein survivor recalls the ‘cold, dark, eerie feeling’ of being at the infamous Zorro Ranch

Another said the late financier drugged and raped her at his mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, when she was 19

The Independent UK

Epstein survivor reflects on whether Bill Clinton could have stopped pedophile’s abuse in heartbreaking new interview

Former president told House Oversight Committee last month he ‘wished’ victim Chauntae Davies had told him about the abuse she suffered at hands of billionaire pedophile

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Five Epstein Victims Speak Out, Unveil Lifelong Scars: 'He Liked the Fear in Our Eyes'

Five women recount their traumatic experiences with Jeffrey Epstein, revealing the deep-seated trauma and abuse they endured.

International Business Times UK

‘It’s not normal to see your abuser’s face every day for six years,’ Epstein survivor says

Joanna Harrison and four other Epstein survivors were brought together to share their stories

The Independent UK

Can your relationship survive the so-called ‘swag gap’?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Only dating people in your ‘league’ has long been seen as a sign of arrogance – but Gen Z disagrees. Lydia Spencer-Elliott speaks to those who’ve suffered ‘swag gap’ relationships about why they’re steering clear

The Independent UK

How to break up without destroying your life (a psychologist's guide for Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry)

A relationship therapist and divorce lawyer on how to split as amicably as possible

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‘They ate my ex’s furniture!’: people on their drastic divorce decisions, from training huskies to getting plastic surgery

Whether it’s quitting a job and hitting the road, selling precious gems or jumping out of a plane, the agony of a breakup can spark huge changes – for better or worse …

The Guardian - UK

My partner misled me about wanting a family, but I’m desperate to have kids

Your partner has lied to you before and you deserve to have the chance of becoming a mother. There are several options you can explore

The Guardian - UK

‘If I switch it off, my girlfriend might think I’m cheating’: inside the rise of couples location sharing

Many apps like Find My allow us to follow our loved ones at all times. But just because we can, does it mean we should?

The Guardian - UK

Arguing with your partner? Done the right way it can be a skill for couples, say therapists

Learning to discuss topics in which you differ is something people can get better at and can benefit relationships

The Guardian - UK

I want to end my stifling marriage – but can’t bear how much hurt I’d cause

Where did you learn that everything is your fault? If your marriage fails, you both have to take responsibility for it

The Guardian - UK

How to feel the spark (and keep it alive) – from first date to 50th anniversary

Keeping the flame alive with your partner involves more than the odd night out. From eye contact to deep conversation, these expert tips will help flings and feelings to flourish

The Guardian - UK

The experts: therapists on 19 ways to have much happier, healthier relationships

Whether it’s friends, family, your partner or colleagues, it’s easy to get trapped in a cycle of arguments and resentment. Here’s how to escape it

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Our place is a mess, but my partner and I still can’t agree who does which chores

The withholding of anything on purpose – sex, money, housework – is about control. Might your domestics reflect other underlying tensions?

The Guardian - UK

True romance: how to keep the love alive when you fight

Research has found that couples who argue (and get over it) are more likely to stay together than those who avoid conflict. But how can you argue safely?

The Guardian - UK

‘Gender inequities are important’: why couples fall out of love

A new study unpicks the reasons men and women call time on a relationship and finds that micro-grievances really do matter

The Guardian - UK

Never go to bed on an argument … and 19 other relationship ‘rules’ unpicked by experts

Is it wrong to flirt with other people? Do you have to agree on politics? And is it all about sex? Therapists examine the truths and myths of relationship lore

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Mog’s Christmas: release date, voice cast, interviews, plot, trailer and all about the animated Judith Kerr adaptation

Mog’s Christmas on Channel 4 will be brought to life with voices from Claire Foy, Benedict Cumberbatch and other top stars.

Daily Mirror

How The Snowman almost missed Christmas as we celebrate 40 years of festive favourite

The Snowman, based on author and illustrator Raymond Briggs’ 1978 picture book, is a film so joyful, sad and compelling that it has gone on to captivate children and adults every Christmas since

Daily Mirror

Iconic lyrics to The Snowman 'only added last minute' admits composer after 40 years

The scene is etched into the memories of children and adults everywhere, but things might have been very different were it not for Howard Blake's impulsive decision to tweak the music

The Guardian - UK

Why do I pick fights with my husband? Because I want a happy marriage

The right kind of argument can apparently bring couples closer together. Is bickering about the bread bin a good start, writes Guardian columnist Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

I wish you’d listen! Why arguing (properly) is good for your relationship

Can a divorce lawyer turned couples therapist teach Tim Dowling and his wife how to argue better? Plus how to have better arguments in five key areas

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