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I hate the way sneakers look on me – is there another comfortable shoe I can wear?

I asked doctors and fashion experts, and they all said I should wear sneakers. Now I’m having a style crisis

The Guardian - US

The questions behind our social interactions

Letters: Readers respond to Sarah Miller’s article on ‘non-askers’ and the reason behind their possible lack of curiosity

The Guardian - UK

So you think you don’t like gin?

Maybe you’re just not partial to the London dry variety? Here are others to try …

The Guardian - UK

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How to get a bursary at an independent school

A bursary is a grant awarded to a pupil to enable them to study at an independent school when they might not be able to otherwise. Independent schools offer means-tested fee assistance to widen access for families from all walks of life, regardless of their earnings – but children must…

The Week

Roy's at 45 brings tapas and cocktails to Mayfield strip

'I like to describe my food as comfort or soul food.'

Newcastle Herald

Food Bites: Roy's Kitchen is moving to The Beauford in Mayfield

Licensee Allan "Jacko" Jackson and his wife Renee have big plans for the pub. Plus, La Chosita, Kumache Kitchen, a Cessnock degustation and more foodie news.

Newcastle Herald

'The Last of Us' Episode 2 ending explained: is [SPOILERS] really dead?

Joel and Ellie are forced to trek across the country after one character makes a horrific sacrifice.

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'Last of Us' Episode 1 wisely rewrites one iconic video game moment

In its climactic moment, Episode 1 of HBO's 'The Last of Us' makes one important scene from Naughty Dog's video game even better.

Inverse

'The Last of Us' Episode 1 makes the game's best trick even better

The 80-minute premiere of HBO's series adaptation finally gives the best part of the story room to breathe.

Inverse

HBO's 'The Last of Us' cast "took as much liberty" with the material "as they wanted," star says

Nico Parker opens up about how Sarah's relationship with Joel reflects her own parents and if Sarah will appear in other episodes.

Inverse

'My aunt's death changed my life - I turned my life upside down'

Author Sarah Miller, who wrote 'Permission to be F***ing Happy' turned her life upside down and found happiness, after an unexpected death spurred her on

Daily Mirror

US Department of Justice under pressure to break up Ticketmaster for ‘destroying live music’

‘Ticketmaster’s market power over live events is ripping off sports and music fans and undermining the vibrancy and independence of the music industry,’ say campaigners

The Independent UK

Put Kroger and Albertsons merger plan under a Senate microscope

Given the escalating price of groceries and the amount of food insecurity locally and nationally, a Senate subcommittee should move ahead quickly with hearings on the merger plan.

Chicago Sun-Times

Michael Hiltzik: Think food inflation is bad now? Wait till Kroger and Albertsons merge

The gargantuan proposed $24.6-billion merger of supermarket behemoths Kroger and Albertsons is being touted by the merger partners as a boon to consumers.

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The Guardian - US

US employers’ support for workers’ abortion care leaves serious gaps

Millions of Americans rely on their employers for health insurance and while some firms have stepped up, others have not, with those on low incomes most likely to suffer

Fortune

The end of Roe will spell financial disaster for many women

Abortion access "profoundly" affects women's financial lives by determining when and under what conditions they become mothers, research shows.

The Independent UK

Yellen trip to Capitol detours into tense abortion debate

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s appearance before a Senate committee took an unexpected and tense detour into the abortion debate Tuesday when senators questioned her about the potential impact of an abortion ban on the American economy

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