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The Murdoch Family Are Feuding Over The Media Empire’s Future And It’s Legit IRL Succession

Rupert Murdoch and his four eldest children are embroiled in a legal battle over the family trust and it is spicier than a Succession episode

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You be the judge: should my husband stop wearing his slippers outside the house?

Jim thinks it’s fine to wear his slippers in the garden (and the bedroom), but Mindy’s looking out for her carpets. Who’s stepping out of line?

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my grown-up son help me move out of our house?

Claudine says she needs a hand clearing their home. Rupert says it’s hard to start without a departure date. You decide who needs to get a move on?

The Guardian - UK

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Rupert Cornwell Award: £5,000 bursary for budding foreign correspondents

The award honours the memory of Rupert Cornwell, one of The Independent’s most distinguished journalists

The Independent UK

Monday briefing: What to expect from the Labour and Tory manifestos

In today’s newsletter: With the general election looming, this week will likely see the main parties set out their stalls on taxes, healthcare, and more. But first a shock snap election has been called in France.

The Guardian - UK

Final Verdict by Tobias Buck review – the weight of collective guilt

Reporting on the trial of a former SS camp guard, the author learns that his own grandfather was an early Nazi in this lucid, timely study of Germany’s fraught reckoning with its past

The Guardian - UK

‘People still worse off’: Hunt budget falls short in bellwether West Country seat

Chancellor’s move to slice a few pounds off national insurance fails to win hearts and minds in Stroud

The Guardian - UK

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Sarah Rafferty Spreads Festive Cheer with Adorable Companion

Sarah Rafferty and her furry companion, Rupert, share a heartwarming Christmas moment, spreading love and good wishes to all. Merry Christmas!

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You be the judge: should my husband stop leaving his phone turned off?

Matt says not being a slave to a screen is good for his mental health; Jas thinks he needs to be contactable. Who’s right? It’s your callFind out how to get a disagreement settled or become a You be the judge juror

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Netanhayu set to resist any US attempt to rein in Israel’s Gaza destruction

Joe Biden left in a bind as Israel tells US it needs ‘months’ to defeat Hamas. Plus, Ukraine stung after Hungary’s Viktor Orbán blocks EU war funding

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my boyfriend start clearing out his piles of books?

Rupert wants more bookshelves to house his growing collection, but Ari thinks a clearout is due. You decide who is on the right page

The Guardian - UK

Ita Buttrose rallies ABC staff in Christmas message while Murdoch’s annual party goes missing

Conservative festive fixtures in short supply as public broadcasting boss warns staff against complacency. Plus: the West Australian v Margot Robbie

The Guardian - AU

Five of the best romance books of 2023

A bittersweet tale of young love, hotly awaited American fantasy, Jilly Cooper’s latest romp and more

The Guardian - UK

Monday briefing: Inside the All England Lawn Tennis Club’s awkward expansion

In today’s newsletter: The home of tennis wants to get bigger so it can compete with other grand slam championships in New York and Paris

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Thursday briefing: How the killing of a Sikh activist started an international rift between Canada and India

In today’s newsletter: The shooting of Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil saw prime minister Justin Trudeau accuse India of being involved – and that’s just the start

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: The conference that shows the Tories may be resigned to losing the election

In today’s newsletter: From dithering on HS2 to playing the culture war hits, the Conservative conference is all out of ideas

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: Billions spent, no track built and still no trains – 14 years on, what happened to HS2?

In today’s newsletter: As the government prepares to scale down its ambitious high speed rail project again, we explore what happened

The Guardian - UK

Monday briefing: Do loyalty cards offer customers a good deal?

In today’s newsletter: Loyalty cards have become a fixture of supermarket shopping – but one group argues they don’t always mean value for money

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Missing wallaby has Monee residents, neighboring towns on the lookout

The 2-foot-tall, 45-pound wallaby named Rupert went missing earlier this week.

The Independent UK

Schoolchildren welcome King and Queen on first visit to Wales since coronation

The King and Queen visited Brecon Cathedral on Thursday.

Salon

It's the Logan Roys vs. Hollywood labor

SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher has emerged as the strike's early hero. Now it needs a recognizable heel

Daily Mirror

To the Manor Born actress Angela Thorne dies as family pay tribute

To the Manor Born actress Angela Thorne has died peacefully at the age of 84, her family has announced today in a statement as they paid tribute to the talented actress

Wales Online

'I was refused IVF due to my weight but fell pregnant naturally'

'It was really frustrating, and we'd pretty much given up on the idea of NHS IVF when I found out I was pregnant'

The New Daily

Ted Lasso finale: Questions we have before So Long, Farewell

Will Ted Lasso leave Richmond? Will Rebecca and Sam get together? The beloved show has many unanswered questions ahead of the finale.

The Guardian - UK

Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit story originated in African folktales, expert argues

The unacknowledged debt Potter owed to the Brer Rabbit stories told by enslaved Africans deserves to be recognised, says scholar

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