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Flossing, saving money and eating more donuts: new year resolutions that actually stuck

What separates a good resolution from a bad one? Guardian readers agree: it has to be something you care about

The Guardian - US

From cat litter to incontinence pads: UK shoppers on how ‘porch pirates’ got caught out

Readers say doorstep theft is a ‘nightmare’, but some thieves have not got what they expected in parcels

The Guardian - UK

‘A pill for every ill’: doctors say Australia overprescribing antidepressants to mask toxic social conditions

Antidepressants can be helpful but they can’t fix chronic stress caused by social problems like debt, poverty, racism or domestic violence

The Guardian - AU

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"Check this out! Amazing!" Gene Simmons would like you to watch this video immediately

In which Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley's sons conjure up their inner Simon & Garfunkel

Metal Hammer

'I've reached another level' - Adam Yates eyes Giro d'Italia GC fight in 2025

UAE Team Emirates leader to return to Italian Grand Tour after eight-year absence

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Abuse victim ‘appalled’ by Justin Welby’s ‘tone deaf’ final Lords speech

Justin Welby has been accused of making light of serious safeguarding failures in his valedictory speech in the Lords on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Bishop ‘disturbed’ by Justin Welby’s ‘head to roll’ final Lords speech

The Archbishop of Canterbury made his valedictory speech in the House of Lords on Thursday.

Evening Standard

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Supreme Court Skeptical Of Holocaust Victims Suing Hungary

Supreme Court hears arguments in Hungary v. Simon case involving Holocaust victims seeking to recover stolen property from Hungary.

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30 Famous Trios That Shaped Movies, Music, And Pop Culture

Discover the 30 famous trios that shaped movies, music, and pop culture. From the Powerpuff Girls to unforgettable Halloween costumes, explore the best iconic triads! The post 30 Famous Trios That Shaped Movies, Music, And Pop Culture first appeared on Bored Panda.

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3 design experts reveal how to plan the perfect loft space - from a cohesive scheme to the finishing touches

With the building work complete, how do you create that loft scheme of your dreams? We asked the experts to share their tips

Ideal Home

“‘We were wondering if you play clawhammer nylon.’ I go, ‘What's it for?’ And they go, ‘The Who, I guess it's a rock band or something,’ and I'm like, ‘What?!’” Hollywood's go-to guitarist, Andrew Synowiec, on how he ended up playing on a Who record

The seasoned session guitarist received a last-minute call to step in and play a guitar part in a style not typically associated with The Who and Pete Townshend

Guitar World

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

Windows Central

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

The Guardian - UK

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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 Independent UK

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

Marie Claire

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

WhatToWatch

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

Evening Standard

'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

The Guardian - AU

‘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 Conversation

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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