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Utkarsh Ambudkar Explains How Working With Lin-Manuel Miranda And More On Freestyle Love Supreme Influenced World’s Best

Utkarsh Ambudkar opens up about working with Lin-Manuel Miranda and the Freestyle Love Supreme crew, and how it influenced World's Best.

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The latest death notices in Carmarthenshire as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones

Wales Online

Sweeney Todd: behind the blockbuster take on Sondheim’s Broadway hit

Stephen Sondheim’s darkly funny quasi-opera has been remounted as one of the year’s biggest new productions

The Guardian - US

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Chinese fishing crews navigate troubled waters as tensions with Taiwan flare

As China sends warships and fighter jets to the Taiwan Strait after a U.S. visit by Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, deemed a separatist by Beijing, fishing crews plying the narrow waterway say they fret more about their livelihood than politics.

Reuters

Simon Clarke obituary

Other lives: Sociology professor who studied labour relations and trade unions in post-Soviet Russia

The Guardian - UK

Duolingo Max offers AI tutoring for £20 a month

The language learning app is offering AI-powered feedback on your conversations through two new features

Evening Standard

Man who kept £1million lottery win secret from wife ordered to pay her back

The man, identified with his surname of Zhou, won just over £1million before sending slices to his sister and ex-partner - but hid the winnings from his wife in China

Daily Mirror

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Editor's Letter: Celebrating Liverpool's Chinese community

ECHO editor Maria Breslin shares some of our best coverage from Chinese New Year

Liverpool Echo

Taiwanese pray ‘just to be safe’ as Year of the Rabbit nears

People visit Taipei’s Longshan Temple to ward off any misfortune that might be coming their way in the new year.

Al Jazeera

Best Chinese restaurants in Liverpool you need to visit for delicious authentic food

We've rounded up the best Chinese restaurants and takeaways in and around Liverpool

Liverpool Echo

Police never searched ‘catfish’ cop Austin Lee Edwards’ second home

CHESTERFIELD, Va. — Police never searched a Richmond-area apartment belonging to Austin Lee Edwards, the Virginia cop who killed three relatives of a 15-year-old Riverside, California, girl whom police say he “catfished” online.

Los Angeles Times

Two Doors Down viewers crack up as Christine 'nicks' Scottish fizzy favourite

The fifth episode of Two Doors Down aired on Wednesday night, and BBC Two viewers were cracking up as the lovable Christine (Elaine C. Smith) nabbed a Scottish delicacy.

Glasgow Live

‘Catfishing’ Virginia cop who killed California family was detained in 2016 after violent threats

ABINGDON, Va. — The Virginia police officer who “catfished” a 15-year-old California girl online and killed her mother and grandparents was detained for psychiatric evaluation in 2016 after threatening to kill himself and his father and experiencing relationship troubles with his girlfriend, according to a police report obtained by the…

Los Angeles Times

‘Catfishing’ Virginia cop who killed California family was detained in 2016 after violent threats

ABINGDON, Va. — The Virginia police officer who “catfished” a 15-year-old California girl online and killed three of her family members was detained for psychiatric evaluation in 2016 after threatening to kill himself and his father and experiencing relationship troubles with his then-girlfriend, according to a police report obtained by…

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Liverpool Echo

Church where whispering is banned and one is now a McDonald's restaurant

"It really captured something in the culture of the day. It was just such a popular thing"

The Times of India

Oxford puzzles: Can you solve these questions from the Oxford University admission test?

Give your brain a bigger challenge to solve. These questions from Oxford University's admission test will help you polish your problem solving ability.

The Guardian - UK

Shantaram review – Eat Pray Love with added hunk? Disappointingly not

Not even Charlie Hunnam constantly taking his top off can save Apple TV+’s new thriller about an ex-convict in Bombay. And don’t get me started on the accents

Evening Standard

Shantaram review: a flawed, kaleidoscopic whirl of excitement

It’s not perfect, but stick with it and you’ll be rewarded

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The Conversation

Shantaram – the Black white man's burden

There are only two things you’re likely to encounter in India as much as Delhi belly: ubiquitous copies of Gregory David Roberts’ best-selling 2003 novel Shantaram in hostel lobbies and Swiss bakeries and, as noted in the book, constantly “being stared at with the […] almost accusatory censure of those…

Los Angeles Times

California’s heat wave is fueling destructive fires, and the worst is likely yet to come

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — More than a week of record-setting heat across California is fueling several destructive wildfires and worsening already critical conditions ahead of the fall fire season.

Manchester Evening News

Avanti West Coast passengers brace for 'weekend of misery' as under-fire rail firm issues 'do not travel warning'

The embattled rail firm has slashed its timetable and suspended ticket sales due to 'unofficial strike action'

ABC News

Half of all Australians have been victims of tech abuse, landmark study reveals

What happened to one woman highlights the findings of a key national report on a wideranging and complex method of abuse that is much more common than many people think.

Liverpool Echo

How Liverpool's Northern Docks are preparing for Everton's arrival and £500m stadium

The ECHO went to Bramley-Moore to speak to residents and businesses about Everton's impending arrival

Liverpool Echo

81 tributes and funeral notices from across Merseyside this week

The past week's notices from around the region

Tribune News Service

'Tú tienes tu ciencia y yo tengo la mía': flagelo del COVID expone desconfianza en la medicina

PITTSBURGH— Desde el aula en la que enseñaba inglés en el instituto, Margie Satterwhite Brown observaba a los padres y a sus hijos haciendo cola al otro lado de la calle en el aparcamiento de Bradford Regional Medical Center, en el norte de Pensilvania.

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