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Kansas man spends 17 years in prison for robbery he swears he didn’t commit. Then police find the real culprit – and can’t believe their eyes

A blunder cost him the best years of his life.

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Final Hillsborough report ends investigation with no consequences

Failings of legal system mean 97 people were unlawfully killed, but no one will be held accountable

The Guardian - UK

Leaves on the line! Inside TfL's battle to keep the Piccadilly line running during autumn and winter

The Standard takes a ride on a ‘RAT’ train used to keep the overground sections of the London Underground free of leaves

Evening Standard

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Tube graffiti 'off the scale' as vandals return and leave Central line trains covered in tags

TfL says its cleaners are removing a graffiti tag every three minutes from London Underground trains, with problem seemingly on the rise

Evening Standard

The best men’s tracksuits for unrivalled comfort, from streetwear to loungewear

From luxury to high street picks, elevate your everyday rotation with one of these sets

The Independent UK

London Underground signalling: How does it work and what can go wrong?

Exclusive: After a week of Northern line chaos, Simon Calder explains how the Tube’s communication systems work

The Independent UK

Rolando Villazón directs opera at the world's top houses while still singing

Tenor Rolando Villazón has made his Metropolitan Opera directing debut with Bellini's “La Sonnambula.”

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‘I was reborn’: Cincinnati imam reflects on 10 weeks in Ice custody after release

Ayman Soliman recalls isolation, abuse and fear of deportation and the community that fought for his release

The Guardian - US

Sophie Ellis-Bextor shares secret to 'a much happier relationship' as she celebrates her 20th wedding anniversary

Sophie and her husband Richard met when they were just 22

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‘I’m in my sod-it era’: Sophie Ellis-Bextor on speaking up, suing the tabloids and finding power in perimenopause

The singer’s kitchen discos and that Saltburn scene have given her the mother of all career resurgences. So how is she capitalising on this midlife moment? With an album about the perimenopause

The Guardian - UK

Dream turns to nightmare for midwest town in grip of US migrant crackdown

An imam’s detention, firings and police violence have sown fear among immigrants who helped revive an Ohio town

The Guardian - US

Sophie Ellis-Bextor says she has discussed toxic masculinity ‘for a long time’ with her sons

‘I’ve always had a lot of faith in my boys,’ singer said

The Independent UK

Tube graffiti epidemic 'fuelled by prizes for vandalising key targets' as scale of clean-up revealed

33,000 pieces of graffiti removed by cleaners in last two months – including 5,500 ‘repeat hits’

Evening Standard

Survival Kids proves Nintendo Switch 2 isn’t just about Mario Kart World

Everyone might be talking about the new title from gaming’s favourite plumber, but there’s at least one other interesting original launching with the new console this week

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Evening Standard

Partner of dog walker tells murder trial of their last phone call

Mother-of-six Anita Rose, 57, was found injured by a cyclist in Brantham, Suffolk.

Evening Standard

Sophie Ellis-Bextor reveals 'really harsh' reason her sons are getting bullied

The mum-of-five shared her anguish over the situation and the importance of ‘having conversations’ to prevent things escalating

The Independent UK

Sophie Ellis-Bextor shares ‘harsh’ reason her kids are getting bullied at school

‘I can always find them so easily on the playground’ said the singer of her children’s red hair

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Windley tops new 750MC winners with 750 Formula glory at Brands Hatch

Relentless sunshine, a blustery headwind on the Brabham Straight and countless dramas on Brands Hatch’s Indy Circuit characterised a 750 Motor Club season-opener that Mark Windley, Ross Boorman, Neil Dudman and Tom Holland will remember as first-time winners.

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The Guardian - US

JD Vance’s home town is bouncing back – and it’s largely thanks to immigrants

Immigrants have played a central role to the revival of Middletown, Ohio, while the vice-president has made criticizing immigrants a main theme of his political career

The Independent UK

Sophie Evans: Woman killed by her boyfriend’s father after he wrongly believed she was scamming him

Richard Jones has been jailed for life with a minimum of 20 years for the murder

The Guardian - UK

The week in classical: Festen; Das Rheingold review – a dark, jubilant, five-star Turnage triumph

Daring, lyrical and brilliantly achieved, Mark-Anthony Turnage’s new opera is his best work yet. Plus, knockout Wagner on a shoestring

The Guardian - UK

Festen review – Turnage’s taut new opera grips, appals and moves

Mark-Anthony Turnage’s varied musical palette, Lee Hall’s unfussy libretto and Richard Jones’s focused staging of the tragedy of a family deeply scarred by abuse drives the drama inexorably in a remarkable production

Evening Standard

Piccadilly line: TfL says delays and part-closure due to train shortages and 'leaves on line' will end soon

Trains start returning to key Tube line after ‘worn out’ wheels undergo repair

The Guardian - UK

The week in classical: La bohème; London Contemporary Music festival – review

Ukrainian soprano Olga Kulchynska is an unforgettable Mimì in Richard Jones’s ever sumptuous Puccini production. And mischief rules at this year’s LCMF

The Guardian - UK

La Bohème review – action rather than angst in lively revival

Richard Jones’s 2017 staging returns to Covent Garden with a young and light-hearted group of bohemians. In the pit Speranza Scappucci keeps things moving musically

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