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Michael Rosen ‘honoured’ by prize in memory of fellow injustice fighter Pinter

Past winners of the award have included Margaret Atwood, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Sir Salman Rushdie.

The Independent UK

Sir Andrew Strauss excited by Ashes opportunity to turn Lord’s ‘Red for Ruth’

The former England captain set up the Ruth Strauss Foundation cancer charity in memory of his late wife.

The Independent UK

Stay Hot’s Matt Sponhour Ranks Top 10 Ohio State players of the last 10 years

Do you agree with this list? Who is missing? #GoBucks

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Pergear launches new CFexpress Type A cards: high speed, low(ish) cost

Three capacity options available, all competitively priced

Digital Camera World

Queen vs Full mattress − what's the difference and which will suit you best?

I've outlined all the pros and cons of Queen vs Full mattresses to help you decide which is best for your space and sleep style

Homes & Gardens

How much sleep do you actually need? We asked experts what's the perfect amount (and how to get it)

Is the eight hour rule a myth? Find out how much sleep you actually need to feel rested and refreshed

Homes & Gardens

Mum given four weeks to live dies just 48 hours later

The mum was described as always positive with a smile on her face

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Defibrillators installed in memory of much-missed Livingston man

The fourth annual Paul Lynas Memorial Group Golf Day raised enough money for the equipment

Daily Record

Sarah Harding's dying wish fulfilled as major project gets the go-ahead

Breast cancer research in memory of tragic Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding will attempt to identify which young women are most at risk from the disease

Daily Mirror

Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding's dying wish fulfilled as major project gets the go-ahead

Breast cancer research in memory of tragic Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding will attempt to identify which young women are most at risk from the disease

Irish Mirror

Is the Birch Luxe Natural mattress any good?

We went hands-on with the Birch Luxe Natural mattress to see if it's worth upgrading from the regular model.

Tom’s Guide

Napping may be beneficial for your brain – here's how

Sleep plays an important role in keeping the brain healthy, which is why people are advised to get at least 7-9 hours each night. When people have difficulties with sleep, for example, they usually feel more stressed. This is because a lack of sleep activates the body’s stress response, which…

The Conversation

Nutritional therapist recommends best foods to eat if you're having brain fog

A change in diet could help

Nottingham Post

Nutritional therapist's best foods to eat if you're experiencing brain fog

A change in diet could help

Wales Online

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The National (Scotland)

McCoist shares hilarious Craig Brown memory in touching tribute to legendary manager

Ally McCoist recalled "fantastic memories" of Craig Brown after the former Scotland boss passed away on Monday.

Crikey

Instead of trashing Simon Crean’s legacy, Labor should fix its war powers mess

The former Labor leader called for an end to the power of a prime minister alone to take us to war. Labor has snubbed him and his memory.

Evening Standard

Project in memory of Sarah Harding will look for early breast cancer signs in young women

One of the Girls Aloud singer’s dying wishes was to find new ways of spotting the disease early, when it is more treatable

The Independent UK

Study in memory of Girls Aloud’s Sarah Harding will look for early cancer signs

Around 2,300 women aged 39 and under are diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK each year.

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Android Central

Future Oppo and OnePlus phones could have more RAM than your PC

A tipster has claimed that Chinese phone brands owned by BBK Electronics are planning to significantly increase the RAM capacity of their future phones.

Homes & Gardens

What is an innerspring mattress? Your expert guide

For responsive support and enhanced airflow, try an innerspring mattress − I've laid out all the pros and cons to make your choice easier

Daily Mirror

Low testosterone warning - the five key signs of low T you shouldn't ignore

Low levels of testosterone in men can lead to a whole host of issues but there are some key signs to watch out for beyond just decreased sex drive which could be an indicator of low testosterone levels

Belfast Live

Co Antrim mum welcomes defib installation after death of five-year-old daughter

"As a family, we would never wish anyone else to experience what we went through"

Cinemablend

Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Review: Harrison Ford Relives Indy Glory Days With Fun, Nostalgic (And A Bit Weary) Last Ride

Fifteen years following Kingdom and the Crystal Skull stumbled a bit on Indy’s legacy for the masses, Dial of Destiny is a welcome final trip down memory lane for Harrison Ford.

The Guardian - UK

Poem of the week: My Strike-a-Light by John Birtwhistle

An ancient stone once used to produce sparks was excavated in the grave of a child. This elegy rekindles her memory

Wales Online

Nearly a fifth of British workforce is battling through working day - due to menopause

Women could work for up to 20 years while dealing with symptoms of the menopause - with poor concentration and poor memory affecting them in the workplace

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