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The surprising song England’s Lionesses like to sing before World cup games

You will definitely not guess this one correctly

Evening Standard

The Retreat review – starry ‘She-E-Os’ lead Kate Nash’s fringe variety show

US comedians Anne Gregory and Rebekka Johnson front a satire of girl bossing, with guest acts including the British pop star

The Guardian - UK

‘These stories must be talked about’: the film-maker shedding new light on the Troubles

James Bluemel talks about his acclaimed new BBC series Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland

The Guardian - UK

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Edinburgh festival 2023: 50 shows to see

Cracking comedy, an eclectic mix of theatre – and aerial dance in an ice rink. Our critics share their picks for the August arts extravaganza

The Guardian - UK

Dilemma for UK authors as Russia offers huge sums for escapist fiction

Writers are receiving enticing bids for foreign rights to their books this spring, but many feel they cannot accept the money while the war continues

The Guardian - UK

Live at Leeds: In The Park 2023 set times, travel info, parking and how to get tickets

40 artists will be performing at Live at Leeds: In The Park 2023 including Two Door Cinema Club, Tom Walker and Kate Nash

Leeds Live

Set times for Live at Leeds: In The Park 2023

Kate Nash, The Hives, James Marriott, DMA's, and more will be performing at Temple Temple Newsam as part of Live at Leeds: In The Park 2023

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Award-winning director on why he chose to take on The Troubles for new documentary

Once Upon a Time In Northern Ireland airs on BBC NI and Player on Monday, May 22

Belfast Live

Tributes to folk singer and Sandino's owner who founded Derry 'haven for socialists and Bohemians'

Activists, campaigners and musicians in tribute following death of Sandino's bar founder

Belfast Live

Danny Dyer’s daughter Sunnie sets sights on acting career as she follows in dad's footsteps

Former EastEnders actor Danny Dyer has inspired his daughter Sunnie, 15, to pursue a career in acting after his incredibly successful career in TV and film

Daily Mirror

Best podcasts of the week: The man who robbed 12 banks to pay for IVF, in his own words

In this week’s newsletter: Hear the whole story of how a British man turned bank robber looted a dozen San Diego banks in Time with Mr Reed. Plus: five of the best podcasts for indie music fans

The Guardian - UK

Vegan Impact Comedy “Coffee Wars” To Donate All Proceeds To Charity

The film highlights the dairy industry's mistreatment of cows through the lens of a vegan barista in a world barista competition.

Zenger

Live at Leeds: In The Park 2023 adds huge names to summer festival line up

Two Door Cinema Club have previously been announced at Live at Leeds: In The Park headliners

Leeds Live

Tramlines Festival 2023: The Courteeners join line up for Sheffield's 'biggest party'

Legendary rockers The Courteeners will return to Tramlines Festival later this year, four years after last playing at Hillsborough Park, with the likes of The Sugababes

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The Independent UK

Kate Nash: ‘I don’t think you could get away now with the way people talked about me and Lily Allen’

The ‘Foundations’ singer speaks to Alexandra Pollard about ‘never fitting’ into the music industry, the tabloid headlines she had to deal with and the untimely cancellation of her Netflix series ‘Glow’

The Guardian - UK

Kate Nash: ‘Giving up would have been so easy’

Kate Nash signed her first record deal at just 19 – and her 2008 song, ‘Foundations’, is a generation’s anthem. Then her world unravelled. Here, the musician reveals how wrestling saved her – and why when life gave her lemons it didn’t make her bitter

Daily Mirror

Families fear dying without seeing justice on Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary

It's 50 years since 13 people were shot dead when members of the British Army’s Parachute Regiment opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in Derry

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