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7 spooky Steam Deck games that are chillingly cheap and under $20

It's spooky season and time for some horror games, so curl up with your Steam Deck and grab one of these 7 great games perfect for handheld AND Halloween

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My friends didn’t know what to do when I was being emotionally abused – I don’t blame them

Domestic abuse doesn’t just affect its victims – it can have a profound effect on loved ones who suspect what is going on but don’t know what to do. Here, filmmaker Alanna Francis tells Zoë Beaty her story and explains why she decided to make a film exploring what happens…

The Independent UK

‘There was eye-watering fear’: John le Carré’s son on writing a new George Smiley novel

Nick Harkaway was a successful novelist in his own right when his brothers asked him to continue their late father’s spy series. Could he pull it off? Plus an exclusive extract from his novel, Karla’s Choice

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Raising independent and resilient children: Lessons from TVO’s ‘Old Enough!’ and the science of love

There is an evolutionary need for parents to protect their children from harm. One of the most difficult and important aspects of parenting is allowing children to take the necessary risks which enable them to grow.

The Conversation

The Texas you’ve probably never heard about: Road tripping through mountains and beaches

On the latest leg of their epic road trip across the US, Simon Veness and Susan Veness venture up high in the Lone Star State and explore wildly eclectic Santa Fe – and discover that it’s not all cowboys and BBQ

The Independent UK

I just asked 11 of the world's top perfumers what scents they consider the best ever made—here's the edit

This is perhaps the most reliable perfume guide the world has ever seen

Marie Claire

Ludwig episode 5 recap: Is Freya Chordwell the killer?

Ludwig faces a classic locked room puzzle as he tries to work out who murdered a headmaster...

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Alan Rushton obituary

Other lives: Lecturer in mental health social work at the Institute of Psychiatry in London who specialised in adoption and fostering

The Guardian - UK

Sérgio Mendes obituary

Brazilian musician best known for his hit Mas Que Nada who popularised bossa nova worldwide

The Guardian - UK

Maureen Nicol obituary

Founder of the National Women’s Register set up to help women deal with the ‘voluntary exile’ of being stuck at home

The Guardian - UK

Lord of the Flies at 70: how a classic was reimagined as a graphic novel

Dutch illustrator Aimée de Jongh talks about turning William Golding’s haunting novel into a visual artwork, while the author’s daughter and others reflect on its evolving message of humanity

The Guardian - UK

'Barnsbury is actually friendlier than Essex': How baker Juliet Sear stopped worrying and moved to London

Author and baking expert Juliet Sear was apprehensive when she swapped the Essex seaside for north London, but she’s been pleasantly surprised

Evening Standard

‘We were in shock, we were numb’: the police raid that changed Melbourne’s gay scene forever

Tasty nightclub was controversially raided by Victoria police 30 years ago. How are those who were there that night marking such a dark anniversary? They’re throwing a big camp party

The Guardian - AU

Why Africa’s slums are among the world’s most vibrant business hotspots

In the classic tale of economic development, urbanisation and industrialisation have generally gone hand-in-hand. Cities coalesce around factories; factories fuel urban growth by attracting workers from the rural hinterland. But today, in much of the developing world, urbanisation and industrialisation have become untethered: cities are expanding, but the factories –…

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60 Nostalgic Toys Under $20 On Amazon That Will Take You Back In Time

Revisiting childhood memories has never been easier with these nostalgic toys available on Amazon.

The Independent UK

Bestselling author takes on grief after brother died ‘in seconds’ after family lunch

Amanda Prowse’s latest book will be called ‘Swimming to Lundy’

The Guardian - UK

Did you solve it? Can you outwit the wizards of Oz?

The answers to today’s puzzles

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Can you solve it? Can you outwit the wizards of Oz?

Ripsnorting riddles from Down Under

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21 kids' party games ideas - we share the easiest games for indoor and outdoor parties

Kids party games that are easy to do and ideal for toddlers to teens are hard to find.... you're welcome

The Guardian - AU

Revealed: Australian police accused of improperly accessing force databases more than 2,000 times

Police forces are fielding hundreds of complaints about unauthorised access of police databases – and advocates are particularly worried about cases involving family violence

Newcastle Herald

Third generation Barrington baker wins national award

Connor Biesler has been named Apprentice Baker of the Year.

The Guardian - UK

Five hours a day on Facebook: how voters are keeping up with the election

Research agency Revealing Reality monitored the news consumption of six voters and found many were now relying on social media

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Tony Award-Winning Producer Ron Simons Dies At 63

Renowned actor turned producer Ron Simons passes away at 63, leaving behind a legacy of artistic excellence and diversity advocacy.

The Guardian - UK

Childhood, interrupted: 12-year-old Toby’s life with long Covid

More than 110,000 children in England and Scotland are still suffering. For Toby, it has meant pain, crushing fatigue and sadness – as well as months off school

The Guardian - UK

Rose Tremain: ‘Sex scenes are like arias in opera. They have to move the story forwards’

The bestselling author on how to avoid reader indifference, the advantage of writing historical stories and why she returns to Blonde by Joyce Carol Oates again and again

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