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Meg Mason’s novel about a sad, divorcing festival worker asks: can books save your life?

I sometimes say that My Family and Other Animals – Gerald Durrell’s autobiographical novel from 1956 – saved my life. My mother pressed her dog-eared copy into my hands during a year I was hospitalised repeatedly for major depression.

The Conversation

US sanctions on rogue VPN accidentally break Telegram's short links worldwide

Telegram’s t.me domain was swept up in a global outage following US Treasury sanctions against First VPN services, causing millions of web links to break worldwide.

TechRadar

The new Isa rules melt my brain: but that’s not even the worst thing about these changes for first-time buyers

Quite aside from all the convolutions, it’s clear the government is ignorant of the reality for young people like me hoping to get on the property ladder, says Guardian Opinion assistant editor Jason Okundaye

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The Best London Rooftop Bars To Visit This Summer Now That The Sun Is Finally Here

Where to go for drinks and small plates in the capital

Marie Claire

The VIX and SPY Are Falling at the Same Time. Don’t Get Trapped by Volatility Hiding in a Market Blind Spot.

Just because the VIX is falling does not mean there is no volatility. It is just hiding where traders are not looking now.

Barchart

D4vd's Wrapped Finger Theory: Online Speculation Explodes After Sleuths Connect Video to Celeste Rivas

Internet sleuths link a TikTok video of singer D4vd to a murder case, sparking speculation about his involvement in the gruesome death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

International Business Times UK

ITV hopes for World Cup boost as it remains in ‘active’ talks over Sky TV deal

The broadcaster is said to be close to finalising a deal to sell its media and entertainment division to Sky.

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ITV in ‘active’ talks with Sky over landmark £1.6 billion sale as it eyes World Cup boost

The potential deal could have a transformative effect on the UK’s television landscape

The Independent UK

Mass Effect devs have been practically radio silent for over 5 years because there's 'not a lot of time for tease'

It's coming. Eventually.

PC Gamer

Don’t call me a teal: independent Michelle Milthorpe carves a fresh path as she takes on One Nation in Farrer byelection

Milthorpe – a teacher and advocate for child sexual assault survivors – says city MPs have little understanding of challenges facing the regions

The Guardian - AU

“The Next Message Sent Chills Down My Spine”: Men Share Their “Creepy Girl” Experiences

Men online are sharing stories of encounters with women that felt intrusive, strange, or deeply uncomfortable. Some have described persistent attention that crossed boundaries, while others recalled moments that left them uneasy long after. Together, these accounts highlight how certain interactions can shift from ordinary to unnerving, offering a closer…

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What the ‘murder’ of Washington Post means for India

Pranshu Verma, the Washington Post’s Delhi bureau chief, learned on Wednesday that his contract was being terminated. He was among nearly 300 editorial staffers laid off as Jeff Bezos gutted the newspaper’s newsroom – a purge that has almost ended the Post’s presence in South Asia.

Newslaundry

47 Crazy Stories Of Patients Leaving The Hospital Against Medical Advice

One man passed away shortly after his wife wheeled him out the hospital doors, seemingly against his wishes. Another ended up 6 feet under on his birthday after stating, "I’m going to go have my fun then I’ll be back, I promise.” These are the tales of people who've gone…

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Body found near home of Missing Texas Teen Camila Mendoza Olmos - Fashion Central UK

Authorities searching for missing Texas teenager Camila Mendoza Olmos discovered a body Tuesday in a field near her home

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Sharing the bill and sharing a bed

Brief letters: Dating dinosaurs | Quaker community | Unusual place names | Films on boats

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NCIS: Origins’ Doc Tango Is One Of The Show’s Most Underrated Characters. Why He Deserves More Attention

We stan Doc Tango in this house.

The Guardian - UK

Stock markets drop amid jitters over US economy and tech valuations – business live

The Nasdaq is poised for its worst weekly performance since March.

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Heidi Klum Drops Nightmare 2025 Costume After Years Of Truly Unhinged Halloween Looks

“I have no problem with bugs and spiders or snakes and that kind of stuff. I like them.”

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Creative Bloq

Autodesk is pitching a creative future with less noise, more Flow

Diana Colella, EVP and Head of Media & Entertainment, sets out her vision.

We Got This Covered

D4vd confessed to 15yo Celeste Rivas’ murder on stage? Disturbing alleged chat with deceased comes back to haunt the singer

Things aren't looking good for the singer.

International Business Times

Ladan Madresehee's 'Leave it to ME': Changing the Way Life's Most Complex Moments Are Honored

Leave it to ME's mission is to design and manage events that recognize and celebrate life's full spectrum, including the messier, more taboo chapters.

Digital Camera World

The SLR revolution you forgot: How Auto Exposure changed film photography forever

As auto exposure control became a reality on 35mm SLRs, just about every manufacture tried to make it as affordable as possible, giving birth to a surprisingly long list of single-mode aperture-priority AE models

Evening Standard

Care workers to strike for first time in decade in dispute over pay

Unison said a walkout over five days in different regions will begin in East Renfrewshire on May 29.

PC Gamer

'EA always preferred Mass Effect, straight up': Dragon Age creator reveals that his and Mass Effect's team 'didn't get along' at BioWare, as EA played favourites with its children

Two households, both alike in development (in fair BioWare, where we lay our scene).

GamesRadar

Former Dragon Age writer claims "EA always preferred Mass Effect" when he was at BioWare, and the RPG series "was always just shy of the axe since DA Origins"

"They never quite knew what to do with DA"

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