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‘A part of me was always here’: falling in love with sheep-farming in the Norwegian fjords

Small-scale family farming in Norway is in decline, but this has not dissuaded one woman from taking on her father’s sheep farm

The Guardian - UK

Hot stews for cold days: Tamal Ray’s recipes for hearty vegan braises

A filling pumpkin, sage and barley stew, plus a mushroom and kidney bean winter warmer

The Guardian - UK

British Graphic Novelist Delighted To 'Infiltrate' Cartoon Boys' Club

Posy Simmonds is only the fifth woman and the first Briton to win the grand prix at France's prestigious Angouleme comics festival, an honour she is thrilled with -- even if toothache prevented her from collecting it in person.

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24 in 2024: equal rights, clear skin and being a witch in Japan

Student and ‘apprentice witch’ Miho Suzuki is set to enter the workforce and hopes Japan can shrug off its horrible start to the year

The Guardian - AU

‘I am not there and I am not here’: a Palestinian American poet on bearing witness to atrocity

For months, I’ve watched devastation from five thousand miles away. But what is the task of the diasporic witness?

The Guardian - US

Farmbots, flavour pills and zero-gravity beer: inside the mission to grow food in space

Astronauts currently content themselves with freeze-dried gruel, but with plans for crewed missions to Mars in the works, scientists need to create more delicious, nutritious menus

The Guardian - AU

Sune, London E2: ‘Elbow anyone silly enough to think this is for sharing’ – restaurant review

A rumination on fine produce, memories, influences, restaurants worked in and countries travelled to …

The Guardian - UK

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India vs England: Jasprit Bumrah says 'I am here to make you uncomfortable'

It's India's good fortune that Jasprit Bumrah's plans of moving to Canada as a youngster didn't materialise, and it's not without a reason that he calls himself "just a happy accident", who since then has always looked to "make you (batters) uncomfortable".

The Times of India

Gary Lineker says he received ‘threats’ after retweet about Israeli sports ban

The former footballer retweeted and then deleted a post by the Palestinian Campaign For The Academic And Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI).

Evening Standard

‘Teaching – how hard can it be?’: three writers put their relationships on the line and try their partners’ jobs

Have you ever secretly thought how easy it would be to do your partner’s job? Three journalists find out if they can hack it as a teacher, an eBay trader and a creative director

The Guardian - UK

Diane from The Traitors has called her new icon status 'the funniest thing ever'

"I'm very flattered."

Marie Claire

Future of Women's Tour, Tour of Britain in doubt as organiser enters liquidation

SweetSpot appoint recovery experts to deal with legal claims totalling close to £1 million after losing Tour of Britain licence

Cycling News

Brain signature of desire uncovered in lovesick rodents, and it may be in people, too

A "whole lotta" dopamine is what keeps our close relationships alive, a new rodent study suggests.

LiveScience

Here's why dogs wag their tails, according to science

New research suggests dogs wag their tails for humans

Evening Standard

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A day after release, Iran’s journalists charged for not wearing hijab

Two journalists who were released after a 17-month prison sentence – for their reports on Mahsa Amini’s death – have now been accused of violating Iran’s hijab laws, The Guardian reported.

The Guardian - UK

‘I never dreamed I would carry a gun’: the Zambian women keeping poachers at bay

Protecting threatened species in the Lower Zambezi national park was traditionally a man’s role. Now the country’s first all-female conservation squad is bringing a new perspective to the fight

The Guardian - AU

‘Mini-city’: meet the 30,000 workers who power Australia’s busiest airport every day

Hidden from travellers, Sydney’s airport workers operate intricate networks of conveyor belts, birdwatch with shotguns and sniff out contraband

The Guardian - UK

Don’t kick the seats and switch off your smartwatch: Guardian critics on how to be a better audience member

Talking, heckling, boozing: post-pandemic, it seems that some people have forgotten how to behave at events. Fortunately, our culture writers are here to help

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Al Jazeera

‘More mainstream’: In the UK, push for slavery reparations gains momentum

As PM Sunak refuses to engage, civil society is working harder than ever to remedy historic horrors.

The Independent UK

Post office owner says Horizon IT system used to frame him for wife’s murder

Mother of murdered wife says killer using Horizon scandal to ‘gain publicity’

The Guardian - UK

Bébé Bob, London W1: ‘A rotisserie wearing a fur coat’ – restaurant review

Bursting with swagger, this swanky roast chicken restaurant offers only the one main course, but it’s far too silly to be angry at

The Guardian - US

Should you share passcodes? Four rules of phone use for couples

The roles phones play in our relationships reveal a lot more about our emotional security than our actual phone habits. So what boundaries are necessary?

The Independent UK

The Chase’s Anne Hegerty hits back at ‘cheating’ allegations

Hegerty is known to fans on the quiz show as ‘the Governess’

The Guardian - UK

How to cut your spending: from cashback and loyalty card perks to supermarket deals

As we struggle with the cost of living crisis, here are practical tips on how to shrink your bills

The Guardian - AU

Enter sandman: the cleaner raking 50km of Sydney’s famous beaches into morning neatness

Michael Weeks and his huge tractor remove tissues, cigarette butts, cans and other rubbish from Bondi, Bronte and Tamarama at night

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