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A decade at sea: How P&O Cruises’ Britannia still flies the flag for British cruising

Marc Shoffman met the P&O Cruises loyalists during Britannia’s 10th anniversary sailing and found out what it takes to retain a ship’s legendary status

The Independent UK

Midnight Oil gets the doco they deserve

Free-to-air TV highlights November 8-14

The Canberra Times

60-year-old man sets record for highest ever bike ride, on a Brompton

Neil Laughton and Sherpa Nima Kanchha summited and descended a 7,246m beast

Cycling Weekly

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Double killer's delusions: Judge outlines 'bizarre' behaviour of Paul Clarke

Records as far back as 2012 show Paul Clarke was hearing voices, including an alter-ego.

Newcastle Herald

Paul Clarke, who killed two men in three weeks, given special verdict

Clarke was known colloquially on the Central Coast as "the running man".

Newcastle Herald

Man accused of two murders in three weeks to face trial focused on mental health

The hearing in October is expected to focus on psychiatric assessments conducted on Paul Clarke.

Newcastle Herald

This could be our last year competing in Eurovision, but why is Australia in Eurovision in the first place?

For the past eight years, Australia has been welcomed into the glitter-laced arms of Eurovision, but this may come to an end very soon.

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Australia's Eurovision Song Contest entrant Voyager finally get to deliver on their 'Promise' in Liverpool

Perth progressive metal band Voyager are finally achieving their dream to make Eurovision history, as the first group to represent Australia — they talk to ABC about the long road to the Contest, the songs that didn't quite make it, their Spinal Tap moment in Amsterdam, and more.

ABC News

Meet Australia’s Eurovision superfans: ‘We’re not reachable for six months of the year’

Even before the country joined the competition, it had a devoted community of local fans. But could 2023 be the last year Australia is invited?

The Guardian - AU

Britain's youngest female double murderer Lorraine Thorpe handed first parole hearing

Lorraine Thorpe was 15 when she and Paul Clarke tortured and murdered Rosalyn Hunt and her own father ,and was later jailed for life - but she's up for parole later this summer

Daily Mirror

Bowie, Queen, Madonna and more – a look at Slane Castle’s iconic acts through the decades

For over 40 years, Slane Castle has staged the biggest names in music from every genre – here we look back at just some of the incredible performances

The Independent UK

RTE Liveline hears neighbours row over 'wreck and ruin' of Irish flag outside woman's window

Liveline caller Niamh told Joe Duffy that she received the letter by post complaining about the flag flying outside her house

Dublin Live

RTE's Joe Duffy hears neighbours row over Irish flag hanging out window

Liveline caller Niamh, told RTÉ’s Joe Duffy that she received the letter by post complaining about the flag flying outside her house

Irish Mirror

Pampered pooches on UK's first private jets for pets airline prepare for take-off

k9 JETS will start by flying cats, dogs, parrots and rabbits between the East Coast of the US, London, Paris and Lisbon, with tickets costing from £7,100 for a owner and their pet

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Patricia Ruanne obituary

Ballerina who played a Juliet of ‘genuine power’ opposite Nureyev’s Romeo in his 1977 production for London Festival Ballet

Birmingham Post

Energy crisis could lead to closure of businesses and 'irreparable harm' to tourism, warns Bournemouth boss

The Bournemouth Coastal BID has urged the government to intervene as energy bills continue to soar

Daily Mirror

Big Brother's best bits - from diary room to chickens and villains we all hated

When it started, on July 18, 2000, Big Brother changed the face of television forever. It was the first reality show, and for many, still the best – fresh, exciting, genre-defining

Daily Mirror

Britain's evil teens: Faces of murdering children whose crimes shocked the nation

From the 10-year-old boys who abducted toddler James Bulger from a shopping centre to a 15-year-old who murdered his Spanish teacher, here are some of the UK's youngest killers

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Australia's Sheldon Riley may be Not The Same but his Eurovision dreams are finally coming true in Turin

Sheldon Riley's Eurovision adventure has been a wild ride — from winning Australia Decides on the Gold Coast to losing his voice in London, practising his song while carrying sandbags and now the spotlight in Turin — on the eve of his contest debut, he tells the ABC how it's…

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