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Michelle Keegan shares sweet tribute to her newborn daughter Palma

The actress, 37, and former TOWIE star Mark Wright, 38, welcomed their baby daughter last month

Evening Standard

This Grand Designs barn conversion kitchen saved this couple half their budget - you wouldn't guess where it's from

Sticking to a tight budget doesn't mean you need to compromise on style

Ideal Home

Nuclear pests, Hockney’s best and dozens of swimming tortoises – take the Thursday quiz

Questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes, every Thursday. How will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

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Vulnerable patients will lose vital support with Pip cuts

Letter: Alex Fisher highlights how disabled people will be hit hard by the government’s welfare changes. And Kathleen Coleman is in despair at the party she has voted for all her life

The Guardian - UK

Thirteen years ago, Emma told me disability cuts nearly broke her family. Now, under Labour, it’s worse

In families like hers, the devastating impact of the £5bn cuts will be felt most keenly. It is a stain Labour may never be rid of, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

‘Labour is deserting me’: disabled people fear impact of Pip changes

As the government weighs benefit cuts, many warn of impact on independence and employment

The Guardian - UK

Labour’s plan to overhaul long-term benefits is laudable, putting a moral slant on it is not

Painting a veneer of morality over welfare cuts risks people fighting a tougher battle for support they need

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Many MPs think it immoral to slash disability benefits – and they’re right

Making it harder to claim Pip isn’t about ethics, as Keir Starmer says, but economics

The Guardian - UK

Cuts to welfare. Cuts to international aid. Has Labour lurched too far to the right?

People on benefits are worried and some MPs are talking of ‘cruelty’. Is Keir Starmer’s plan to cut public spending a betrayal of his party’s values?

The Guardian - UK

Starmer decries ‘worst of all worlds’ benefits system ahead of deep cuts

PM expected to announce billions in savings from personal independence payment, the main disability benefit

The Guardian - UK

Saturday Night Live: Lady Gaga pulls double duty in middle of the road episode

Singer does a good job at both comedy and music but the sketches fail to be as memorable as they should have been

The Guardian - US

An opera based on Melville’s masterpiece, 'Moby-Dick,' docks at the Met

The Metropolitan Opera is staging a production of Herman Melville's masterpiece about a white whale, ‘Moby-Dick

The Independent UK

‘It’s a radical act to garden’: different queer generations find common ground in nature drama

Coral Wylie’s play Lavender, Hyacinth, Violet, Yew follows a teenager discovering themselves through horticulture and memories of an old family friend, played by Omari Douglas

The Guardian - UK

Who was Kate Middleton before she met Prince William and became the Princess of Wales?

Princess celebrates turning 43 with sweet message from William

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - AU

Peter Carey on Jack Maggs and snubbing the Queen: ‘I thought she was a relic’

As the stage version of his take on Great Expectations opens in Adelaide, the novelist looks back at a right royal kerfuffle – and a memorable encounter with a London cabby

The Guardian - UK

Roddy Doyle: ‘A PG Wodehouse audiobook made me laugh so much I had to stop the car’

The Booker-winning author on the the joys of Flann O’Brien, the magic of EL Doctorow, and having doubts about Richard Dawkins

The Guardian - UK

Daisy May Cooper on a brush with death, dating after divorce and her passion for the supernatural: ‘People think you’re mad’

After a turbulent few years, she is now hearing voices from the other side. Has the creator of This Country lost her mind?

The Guardian - UK

Our London Lives by Christine Dwyer Hickey review – emotionally engaging city saga

A complex relationship unfolding over half a century is at the heart of the elegant and largely successful ninth novel by the Irish novelist

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Our London Lives by Christine Dwyer Hickey review – the Irish diaspora

Life in the capital is vividly evoked, in a tale of love and loss spanning four decades

The Guardian - UK

Sisyphean Quick Fix review – affecting account of uphill family struggles

Bettina Paris and Tina Rizzo play sisters who care for their father from different countries in a sincere two-hander

Tom’s Guide

Netflix just got one of the best mystery thriller shows of 2024 — and it's 90% on Rotten Tomatoes

One of the best mystery thriller shows I’ve seen this year just landed on Netflix — and it’s 90% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Tom’s Guide

I just tried Luma Labs' new ‘loop’ feature for AI video — and it's scary good

Luma Labs has added new features to its Dream Machine AI video platform including the ability to loop a 5 second clip.

The Guardian - UK

How we met: ‘We wobbled into each other for a hug and kiss. I always say I walk like a drunken camel’

Pip, 55, and Steve, 53, met through a Facebook dating group for people with hereditary spastic paraplegia. Despite living on opposite sides of the Atlantic, they fell in love

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the police-corruption drama that was banned for 30 years

GF Newman, the writer and creator of Law and Order, looks back on the controversial 1978 series. Plus: A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Supacell; Skint: The Truth About Britain’s Economy; A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder; The Man With 1,000 Kids – review

A south London superhero drama feels scrappy but real; economist Tim Harford dishes up hard facts; a gen Z Miss Marple is pure middle England. Plus, one seriously rogue sperm donor

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