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Voices: Releasing lynx into the wild would be disastrous for Britain’s farmers

COMMENT: The reintroduction of big cats to Britain would cause many problems for smallholders and tenant farmers, says Richard Benson – not all of them caused directly by the beasts themselves

The Independent UK

UK-wide initiative launched to tackle marginalisation of working-class writers

New Writing North’s literary venture The Bee includes magazine and podcast, and is supported by Michael Sheen

The Guardian - UK

UT-Dallas students launch alternative newspaper after clash with administration

Students at the university created their own news organization — The Retrograde — after they reached an impasse with administrators regarding oversight and the firing of the campus newspaper’s editor-in-chief.

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UT-Dallas President Richard Benson to step down

The 73-year-old served as president for eight years. He told the UT-Dallas community on Monday that he would remain president until a successor could start.

The Texas Tribune

Did Donald Trump Jr just break the law during his meeting with Hungarian leader Viktor Orban?

Exclusive: Experts say the former president’s son may have violated the Logan Act during his visit to Budapest this week, Katie Hawkinson reports

The Independent UK

Campuses across Texas had pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Why did only UT-Austin crack down?

Dozens of people were arrested in Austin, while sit ins and demonstrations elsewhere happened mostly unobstructed. School officials say it’s because campus rules were broken.

The Texas Tribune

A Texas university removed its unique public billboards after students used them to share thoughts on Gaza war

The University of Texas at Dallas replaced three boulders — known as the Spirit Rocks — with trees, citing “extended political discourse.” Students say the quirky public square is a frequent venue for political messaging.

The Texas Tribune

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In an industry fixated on youth, why are 90s supermodels still so influential?

Now in their 50s, four of the original supermodels have recreated their famous 1990 Vogue cover before the release of a documentary. We look at why we’ll never see another golden era of modelling

The Guardian - UK

Agricultural shows boom across the UK as record crowds flock to the fields

Once the preserve of farmers, now the dog trials, sheep shearing and food stalls are starting to appeal to everyone

The Guardian - UK

Man admits partner was in 'too much pain' to live following son's death

Camille Hardman died in the same place as her son Ethan Hardman

Liverpool Echo

Devastated mum who was 'simply in too much pain' took her own life in same place as teenage son

Camille Hardman 'was simply in too much pain' following the death of her 16-year-old son Ethan, an inquest heard

Manchester Evening News

'Destroyed' mum died in same place son found dead as she couldn't 'survive without him'

Camille Hardman's mental health deteriorated significantly in the weeks after her son Ethan Hardman, 16, was found dead in woodland in Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire

Daily Mirror

Grieving mum who began 'experiencing visions' following son's death dies in same place

'She was simply in too much pain and couldn't imagine living without her son'

Manchester Evening News

Heartbroken mum found dead in same woods as son after saying she 'couldn't survive without him'

Several days after the death of Ethan Hardman, his mum Camille was taken to a mental health hospital after her family feared for her safety.

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Liverpool Echo

Mum died in same place as son as she couldn't 'survive without him'

Camille Hardman, from Walton-le-Dale, told family she "no longer felt able to survive without" her 16-year-old son Ethan

The Guardian - UK

‘I live under rugs’: people try to keep central heating off as UK bills soar

Five Britons discuss their attempts to keep warm and reduce costs after the energy price cap rise

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