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My friend died in a diving accident. Then I was arrested for his murder

Dan Frolec faced 40 years in a Croatian prison after a fellow diver perished while exploring an underwater cave – followed by the coastguard who was sent to recover the body

The Guardian - UK · Mar 24

Dakar 2026, Stage 4: Toyota's Lategan crushes rivals to take lead

Toyota returned to the front in Stage 4 as Ford slipped back, turning the standings upside down

Autosport · Jan 7

Dakar 2026, Stage 4: Toyota’s Henk Lategan crushes rivals to take overall lead

Toyota returned to the front in Stage 4 as Ford slipped back, turning the standings upside down

Motorsport · Jan 7

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Till the Stars Come Down at the Haymarket: uproariously fun and profoundly moving

4/5 Bijan Sheibani’s production of Beth Steel’s play has lost none of its power as it returns to the West End

Evening Standard · Jul 9, 2025

Till the Stars Come Down review – your invitation to the wedding of the year

Beth Steel’s new drama is dazzlingly performed and full of pain, joy and laughter in a deft production by Bijan Sheibani

The Guardian - UK · Feb 1, 2024

How women and younger UK workers are being hit by ‘underemployment’

With their employers limiting the hours they can work, many people have to take two jobs to make end meet

The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2024

You be the judge: should my partner’s son put the lid down before flushing the toilet?

Ray thinks leaving the lid up is unhygienic. David reckons it’s no big deal. It’s up (or down) to you to decide who’s right

The Guardian - UK · Aug 11, 2023

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You be the judge: should my boyfriend save his post-gym shower for when he gets home?

He thinks showering at the gym is fine. She thinks it must be taken at home to keep the germs at bay. Whose argument doesn't wash?

The Guardian - UK · Aug 4, 2023

Unfinish’d sympathy: can literature get over reading disability morally?

The ‘crookednesse’ of Richard III’s back was presented by Shakespeare as an expression of his villainy while Quasismodo embodied saintly unworldliness. Are we ready to see disability without symbolism?

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5, 2022

Ghoulishness, depravity and stupidity: welcome to the world of Ottessa Moshfegh's Lapvona

Whether taken as a good or bad quality, Ottessa Moshfegh’s Lapvona is a confounding novel. In a recent survey of critical responses, writer Rich Juzwiak noted that there is strikingly little consensus among reviewers:

The Conversation · Aug 29, 2022

Ottessa Moshfegh's year of death and internet clout

The My Year of Rest and Relaxation author on feeling used, becoming an internet symbol for detachment, and how her new book has lightened her load of dead bodies.

WEKU · Jul 21, 2022

18 brilliant books to add to your summer reading list

Choosing a reading list for the summer is a very serious matter. The Indy Culture team share the books we’ll be getting stuck into

The Independent UK · Jul 11, 2022

The best books to read this summer, from Ottessa Moshfegh to Gabrielle Zevin

Choosing a reading list for the summer is a very serious matter. The Indy Culture team share the books we’ll be getting stuck into

The Independent UK · Jul 10, 2022

‘My “sad girl” fans concern me’: Ottessa Moshfegh in conversation with Carmen Maria Machado

The author of My Year of Rest and Relaxation talks to fellow US writer about memoir v fiction, depicting tyrants and the power of fairytales

The Guardian - UK · Jul 2, 2022

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Leeds Live · Jun 25, 2022

Harehills residents 'worried and scared' as woman's body found yards away from their homes

Residents have spoken about the 'terrible' circumstances as forensics tents are set up on their street

The Guardian - UK · Jun 14, 2022

Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh review – a carnival of the grotesque

Plot plays second fiddle to humanity’s primal urges in Moshfegh’s charged and outlandish latest novel set in a medieval fiefdom

ABC News · Mar 5, 2022

In times of great need, people affected by disaster need great sensitivity

Marek and Adriana lost most of their possessions when their Brisbane home flooded. Like many people impacted by disasters, they are overwhelmed, exhausted and struggling to figure out what help they are in need of.

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