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Seven Empty Houses by Samanta Schweblin review – tales of everyday darkness

The Argentinian writer deftly manipulates expectations in stories of secrets and buried resentments

The Guardian - UK

School cuts website shows parents the impact of Tory policy on their children

Teaching unions revamp site with official data on every school in England and Wales to show education funding

The Guardian - UK

‘My parents weren’t impressed at first, but now I do my mum’: meet some of the world’s best tattoo artists

Tattooing is constantly evolving and the most-sought after artists are superstars. Here, five of the best reveal what the craft means to them

The Guardian - UK

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Poorer pensioners wait months for benefit applications to be approved

DWP campaign to encourage pension credit results in flood of claims and backlog

The Guardian - UK

TikTok ‘still hosting toxic posts’ of banned influencer Andrew Tate

Analysis by hate monitoring organisation shows platform has shown reality star’s content ‘despite pledge’ to crack down

The Guardian - UK

Comedian Tom Allen: ‘All high ceremony is camp. In a way, church is like Drag Race’

The Bake Off regular on the complexity of grief, the importance of dressing well and why he’s always fancied himself as a vicar

The Guardian - UK

‘Masculinity can be expressed in many ways’: actor Paul Mescal on luck, sex scenes and risk taking

Just two dizzying years after bringing the nation to a standstill in lockdown lodestone Normal People, Paul Mescal has become an indie film star everyone wants to work with. How did it happen? He talks to Aaron Hicklin

The Guardian - UK

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‘I’m changing and I don’t think society helps at all’: Christine and the Queens’ journey to becoming Redcar

The French pop star has endured the death of his mother, record industry resistance and a backlash after adopting male pronouns. He talks about the struggle to understand himself and his music

The Guardian - UK

Roasta Preston, Preston: ‘Takes you far beyond comfort food’ – restaurant review

This cheerful Cantonese diner is a delight, and the menu is worth exploring in depth says Jay Rayner

The Guardian - UK

Sunak claims role as ‘clean energy champion’ on eve of Cop27

Scepticism from summit attendees as PM adopts Labour leader’s stated aim of making UK a green ‘superpower’

The Guardian - UK

I helped put Eric Allison behind bars. Then we met again as hacks

My evidence put the purveyor of false passports in jail. Years later, I became his editor

The Guardian - UK

‘Elon Musk doesn’t know what he’s doing’, says former Twitter executive

Former UK-based vice-president Bruce Daisley thinks Tesla boss has underestimated the complexity of his restructuring plans

The Guardian - UK

How Qatar bought up Britain

As the world’s attention turns to the emirate for the World Cup, an Observer investigation reveals that it and its ruling family have amassed a £10bn property empire

The Guardian - UK

Scientist Felix Flicker: ‘Compared with a kung fu fight in public, giving a talk on physics isn’t a problem’

The theoretical physicist and martial arts expert has written a new book that uses magic and wizardry as a portal to engage people with the important but overlooked field of condensed matter

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Paid fans and England band show everyone is for sale at Qatar World Cup

Some England and Wales fans will receive flights and tickets to Qatar and ‘will be expected to stand, sing and wave flags’

The Guardian - UK

Sunjeev Sahota: ‘I’ve never thought of novels as sources of comfort’

The novelist on being inspired by Rohinton Mistry, surprised by JL Carr and captivated by Chekhov

Tribune News Service

Free thinker? Inappropriate? Child’s Halloween costume of Jan. 6 shaman sparks debate

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — An Instagram account best known for identifying Jan. 6 rioters turned its attention to an 11-year-old boy from Shelby this week after he won a costume contest at his school.

The Guardian - UK

£19,000 in debt to Ovo: customers’ haunting tales of energy bill horror

And every scary scene is hair-raising and packed with suspense

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Elton John debuts new musical all about Tammy Faye Bakker ... because of course he did

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Tammy Faye Bakker renaissance shows no signs of slowing down.

Daily Record

Stirling Observer's festive Give a Gift Appeal has never been needed so much

Today, we launch our 15th annual Stirling Observer Give A Gift Appeal - and never have local children and young people needed your support more. Over the years, our generous readers have donated thousands of toys and gifts for deserving youngsters a

Los Angeles Times

The dubious history of the Santa Monica Observer, the outlet behind that unfounded Paul Pelosi story

When Elon Musk amplified an unfounded Santa Monica Observer story about the Paul Pelosi attack over the weekend, it wasn't the first time the dubious outlet had been in the spotlight.

The National (Scotland)

Elon Musk to introduce monthly charge for some Twitter users, reports suggest

According to reports Elon Musk is set to introduce a $20 per month charge for Twitter verification

The Independent UK

Elon Musk laughs off being forced to delete lurid Paul Pelosi conspiracy tweet

Twitter’s new owner attempts to shrug off criticism after sharing unsubstantiated claims about attack on Nancy Pelosi’s husband

The Independent UK

Musk tweets link to an unfounded conspiracy theory

Elon Musk tweeted a link to an unfounded rumor about the attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, just days after Musk’s purchase of Twitter fueled concerns that the social media platform would no longer seek to limit misinformation and hate speech

The Guardian - UK

Growing together: how city farms have nurtured a generation of urban kids

Patrick Barkham meets some of the early pioneers of urban farming in the UK and hears how the battles faced half a century ago are very similar to the ones being waged today

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