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More Hamas hostages released from inside Gaza – with Palestinians also freed

Latest exchange comes after shooting in Jerusalem – claimed by Hamas – that killed three. One of those wounded says he feels ‘lucky’ to be alive

The Independent UK

Winter Survival Appeal: ‘I was 17 and had no home, no money and no food’

A London-based charity champions the rights of children trying to escape abuse. David Cohen sees how it stops homelessness

Evening Standard

MS Swaminathan, ‘visionary’ father of India’s green revolution, dies at 98

Pioneering plant geneticist and agronomist whose work revolutionised farming and brought self-sufficiency in food production to India

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In "The Blue Caftan," Moroccan film director tackles LGBTQ+ love and celebrates embroidery craft

In her latest film, “The Blue Caftan,” Moroccan director Maryam Touzani delicately weaves overlapping tales, both traditional and largely taboo in her country and its region

The Independent UK

Everton line-ups for Wolves as Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Mason Holgate decisions made

Our writers pick their team for today's crucial clash with Wolves at Molineux

Liverpool Echo

Everton 0-3 Manchester City: Premier League – as it happened

Two lovely goals from Ilkay Gundogan sandwiched Erling Haaland’s header, leaving City five points from the title and Everton just a point and a place above the relegation zone

The Guardian - UK

5 new books to read this week

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of The Ghost Theatre by Mat Osman and The Story Of The Forest by Linda Grant.

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The Story of the Forest by Linda Grant review – a many-stranded generational saga

The writer’s lively ninth novel, tracing a family’s journey from Latvia to Liverpool, explores the making of myth and history

The Guardian - UK

‘Citizen Sleeper Purge': 2022’s Most Slept-On Indie Gets a Dazzling Finale

The end of 'Citizen Sleeper's DLC episodes, and the last content for the game, 'Episode Purge' is the goodbye the game deserves.

Inverse

SK-II beauty sleep formula brightens mornings

Sleep deprivation takes a toll on the skin, according to SK-II, whose concern coincides with the theme of World Sleep Day celebrated last Friday.

Bangkok Post

Popular lockdown business opens new dessert cafe in Blaenau Gwent

The new business will be open Monday, March 20

Wales Online

The female Scottish astronomer who discovered the famous Horsehead Nebula

TODAY, I am writing about one of the most remarkable Scottish women scientists that ever lived, Williamina Fleming ...

The National (Scotland)

The women of Iran's revolution describe being inside a protest and running for their lives

Fearing for their lives, but resolute in their cause, the women and girls of Iran defy their oppressors and work around their crushing rule to spread the word of the rebellion.

ABC News

Unconventional Moroccan love story wins prize at Marrakech Film Festival

“The Blue Caftan”, which won the Jury Prize at the Marrakech International Film Festival in November, explores what people are capable of when it comes to love. Through the eyes of a tailor, Moroccan director Maryam Touzani reveals ordinary people trying to find a balance between tradition, modernity and freedom…

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Daily Record

Sex workers tell judge of hardship caused by council ban on Edinburgh strip clubs

Personal testimony from three strippers was presented to court during judicial review of ban which lawyers argue is 'discriminatory'.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Moroccan Cinema Marks Significant Presence at FFIM

The Moroccan cinema has emphasized its powerful presence at the Marrakesh International Film Festival (FFIM) with the honoring of Director Farida Benlyazid, the screening of Maryam Touzani’s “The Blue Caftan” film, Moroccan director Laila Marrakchi’s membership in the official competition’s jury led by Italian filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino, and the ongoing…

Bangkok Post

Glow with SK-II's new facial treatment

The Christmas countdown begins today at SK-II, with the launch of the HyperFestive Limited Edition Pitera Essence, whose bottles are dressed in neon red or green.

Total Film

The most exciting upcoming horror movies coming in 2026 and beyond

From Resident Evil to Werwulf, here are all the new horror movies coming our way in 2026 and 2027

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The Guardian - UK

Nights of Plague by Orhan Pamuk review – a playful approach to big themes

The reader is cast as detective in this ludic novel about nationalism, pandemics and propaganda, set in the latter days of the Ottoman empire

Tribune News Service

TV Tinsel: An unplanned career in acting turns out well for Elodie Yung

Hollywood weddings are often opulent productions. But not Elodie Yung’s. The star of Fox’s “The Cleaning Lady” which returns this week, Zoomed part of her nuptials.

Bangkok Post

Transform your complexion

Going bare-skinned without make-up can be scary for women as they worry about visible flaws and whether they look good enough for the public.

Salon

The queer horror of "Dracula"

A lavender-tinted look at Bram Stoker and the seminal novel he wrote 125 years ago

Evening Standard

Leaving London: This family swapped a basement flat in Highgate for a new-build townhouse near Cambridge

A basement flat in north London was perfect for two — but less than ideal when two became three, then four.

Bangkok Post

Stabilise your skin with SK-II's Pitera Essence

Skin's changing condition throughout the day has been studied by SK-II, who recently revealed the result of its breakthrough research on the occasion of World Pitera Day.

The Conversation

In Daisy & Woolf, Michelle Cahill revisits a modernist classic to write a story of her own

Michelle Cahill’s Daisy Woolf takes its epigraph and its inspiration from Virginia Woolf’s feminist essay A Room of One’s Own (1929): “A woman writing thinks back through her mothers.”

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