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The Latest Breaking News from Jude

Jobe Bellingham on the Sunderland attraction and pride in Jude's Real Madrid move

Sunderland confirmed the arrival of Jobe Bellingham on a long-term deal

Chronicle Live

'Superhero' County Durham dad who survived IED attack in Afghanistan celebrates Father's Day

Dean Middleton, 38, had half his skull cut away and replaced with a titanium plate after the blast

Chronicle Live

Little boy's heartbreaking reaction to having long hair chopped off sparks debate

A little boy whose long hair tumbled down to his waist was left in tears after a hairstylist cut his locks into a 'classic men's haircut', and his heartbreaking reaction has left people divided

Daily Mirror

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Love, loss and the end of the world: three Australian debut novels seduce and stumble

Coming of age is familiar territory for first-time novelists – the journey from youth to adult maturity. First novels often draw on personal experience. For the reader, they can feel like a hybrid of memoir and fiction. In these three debut novels, growing up happens very differently for each protagonist,…

The Conversation

Couple defend 'lighthouse' parenting style and why they let kids go out at night alone

A couple who describe themselves as 'lighthouse parents' have opened up about their decision to let their young children, aged just six and 10, out at night on their own

Daily Mirror

Tony Mowbray addresses Jobe Bellingham's presence at Sunderland's play-off against Luton

Teenage Birmingham City midfielder Jobe Bellingham was pictured at the Stadium of Light

Chronicle Live

GAA club leads tributes after "devastating" death of schoolboy Caoimhin Mallon

The Year 11 pupil died "suddenly and unexpectedly" in hospital on Sunday

Irish Mirror

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Tributes after "devastating" death of Co Armagh schoolboy

The young boy died unexpectedly at Craigavon Area Hospital on Sunday.

Belfast Live

Ted Lasso: "Hey Jude" as a soccer chant

Beard brings up the divorce story of the Beatles’ song, but it has an important place in sports too

Salon

Kristjaan Speakman could play Sunderland trump card in race to sign Jobe Bellingham

The Black Cats have once again been linked with a move for Jobe Bellingham

Chronicle Live

Landlords in Edinburgh 'bullying' tenants into rent hikes above price cap or face eviction

Landlords are currently unable to increase rent prices unless their tenants agree, though some are being pressured into accepting increases due to to fears of being evicted or even higher rent once the cap ends.

Edinburgh Live

Thirst for Salt by Madelaine Lucas review – a melancholic novel about lives not lived

The Australian author’s quiet debut follows an unnamed narrator who falls for a charming man the same age as her mother, with both older adults competing for her attention

The Guardian - AU

Why Stiliyan Petrov began playing in a Sunday League team with David Busst, Maik Taylor and Jude Bellingham’s dad

"It's all about the love of football," Petrov tells FourFourTwo after his leukaemia forced him to retire from professional sport

FourFourTwo

Dining across the divide: ‘I think she felt the Labour activists were dogmatic, a bit intimidating. That made me cross’

They both voted Labour until recently, when one joined the Conservative party. Would they find common ground on small boats, benefits or Brexit?

The Guardian - UK

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The Week

A Little Life review: a ‘grisly spectacle’ starring James Norton

It’s “rare for a play to be a phenomenon before it even opens”, but A Little Life has managed that, said Sarah Crompton on What’s On Stage. The 2015 novel by Hanya Yanagihara on which it is based – about a New York lawyer whose life has been destroyed by…

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: A Little Life; Sea Creatures – review

James Norton elevates Ivo van Hove’s knotty adaptation of Hanya Yanagihara’s bestseller. And to the sea as Cordelia Lynn’s breezy new play sets a family adrift

The Independent UK

A Little Life review: A naive and psychologically incurious narrative of abuse

Ivo Van Hove’s adaptation starring James Norton is cold, surgical and humourless

Evening Standard

A Little Life at the Harold Pinter Theatre review – James Norton gives a towering performance

Though relentlessly bleak, this is a superb piece of theatre

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Advnture

"Hey Jude, don't feed the elk" – Colorado wildlife officers sing safety tips

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has shared a collection of parodies to remind hikers not to share their snacks this spring

The New Daily

From Gallipoli to domestic noir: Ten new books to read in April

Whether you dive into the trials and triumphs of starting up a vineyard or relax with the latest thriller, these books have you covered.

The Independent UK

James Norton’s nude scenes should have been respected – not violated by pervy photographers

Leaked photographs of the ‘Happy Valley’ star performing nude in ‘A Little Life’ has plunged the theatre world into crisis mode. It speaks to a grotesque violation of the unspoken contract between performer and audience member, writes Jessie Thompson

The Independent UK

James Norton describes going to ‘disturbing places’ for A Little Life role

In West End production, ‘Happy Valley’ star plays a deeply troubled lawyer who has been subjected to years of sexual abuse

The Guardian - UK

‘Torture porn or serious literature?’: the love-hate phenomenon of cult novel A Little Life

One million copies sold, sobbing superfans on TikTok and a new stage adaptation starring James Norton – yet Hanya Yanagihara’s 2015 book continues to divides readers

ABC News

Game changer

New research has shown that video games can change the brains of teenagers. But reducing screen time has seen remarkable repairs.

Belfast Live

She and I: Co Down author's debut thriller novel set in NI optioned for TV

"I feel very lucky to have had the book published, never mind if it manages to find its way onto the screen"

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