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King’s coronation: does Prince Harry’s return signal end of royal rift?

Prince Harry has confirmed that he will attend the King’s coronation next month, albeit without his wife Meghan Markle, amid growing hopes that father and son will be reconciled.

The Week

Rescuers save mountain climbers high on magic mushrooms

Mountain rescuers saved a group of climbers in the Lake District after they ate too many magic mushrooms, reported The Telegraph. Keswick Mountain Rescue Team said it was alerted to a group of young men by a concerned onlooker who reported they had taken the drug on Easter Saturday. “The casualties…

The Week

The Welsh restaurant The Telegraph’s top reviewer called ‘magnificent’

Food reviewer William Sitwell sung the praises of flame-grilled meat specialists Asador 44

Wales Online

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Anger over 'shameful' Tory 'backtrack' on workplace harassment law shake-up

Labour's Angela Rayner has accused Tories of "turning their backs on women" by blocking new legislation making employers liable for harassment staff experience at work

Daily Mirror

'First Time I’d Ever Left Augusta Happy' - McIlroy On Memorable Masters Final Round

Speaking to The Telegraph, McIlroy revealed that his final round 64 in 2022, was the first time he had left the event happy

Golf Monthly

Jill Biden to attend King Charles’ coronation without president

Coronation is set for 6 May

The Independent UK

Plants cry out when they need watering

Plants cry out when they need watering but humans can’t hear their cries, said scientists. Recordings of tomato, tobacco, wheat, corn and cactus show that they make “occasional ultrasonic popping noises” that are “similar to bubble wrap”, said The Telegraph. Therefore, concluded Professor Lilach Hadany from the School of Plant…

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How German is the royal family?

King Charles is in Germany for his first overseas state visit – which has given him the opportunity to dine with some of his more distant relatives.

The Week

Agatha Christie's novels edited to remove likely offensive language

'Queen of Crime' Agatha Christie is best known for her detective novels, particularly Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple series. The English writer wrote between 1920 to 1976, and her works are widely read across the world even today. Now news is that several of her novels are edited to remove…

The Times of India

Gogglebox star announces huge career change that's 'more suitable to family life'

Georgia said she made the decision after much consideration

Liverpool Echo

We visited the seaside town ranked one of the worst in the UK by The Telegraph

The Telegraph gave a scathing review of Southport but was it unfounded?

Liverpool Echo

Who will Manchester City sign this summer? Every player they've been linked with ahead of the transfer window

Check out the transfer rumours of all the players who could move to the Etihad Stadium ahead of next season

FourFourTwo

Who is invited to King Charles' coronation? All we know about the guestlist

If you're wondering who is invited to King Charles' coronation here's all we know so far about the prestigious occasion's guest list

Woman & Home

Much-loved seaside town named among worst in UK by The Telegraph

The much-loved seaside town "needs to reassert itself" according to the newspaper

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‘Farting barrister’ wins £135,000 at tribunal

A flatulent barrister who tried to sue the Crown Prosecution Service has won £135,000 after his request to work from home was denied. An employment tribunal was told that Tarique Mohammed’s farts were caused by medication and therefore asking him to stop breaking wind violated his dignity. The tribunal found…

Daily Record

The postcard-perfect Scottish seaside town named among best in the UK

The beach town, near Edinburgh, has been named in the top 10 list published by the Telegraph, with its beautiful sandy beaches and quirky shops helping boost its reputation.

Edinburgh Live

The quaint East Lothian seaside town with golden beaches named one of UK's best

Fancy taking a day trip as the weather gets better for spring? Well, according to the travel team at the Telegraph only one Scottish seaside town makes the cut and it just so happens to be in East Lothian.

Belfast Live

Co Derry town named in The Telegraph's top 10 'best seaside towns' in the UK

The research looked at classic resort area and studied how they have adapted over the past three decades

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Britain's 'Lockdown Files' Reveal the Sordid Thinking Behind Pandemic Policy

Eye-opening insights into the messy motivations behind restrictive COVID-19 responses.

Daily Mirror

Andrew Tate-inspired Mother’s Day cards blasted for 'dressing up' misogyny and sexism

Mother's Day cards bearing misogynistic phrases and thought to have been inspired by Andrew Tate have been criticised by campaigners and politicians as 'dressing up' sexism

Reuters

France accused of 'delaying' EU shells for Ukraine -The Telegraph

France was accused of slowing down a European Union 2-billion-euro ($2.12 billion) package for purchasing weapons for Ukraine by demanding that the munitions be manufactured inside the bloc, The Telegraph reported on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex ‘declined to respond’ to royal reporting debate invite

Associate editor at The Telegraph Camilla Tominey told a media freedom conference about the invitation on Wednesday.

Wales Online

Gary Lineker row has reportedly caused 'civil war' at BBC

The Match of the Day host compared the Government's migrant policies to Nazi Germany in a tweet

Football London

'Fresh weaponry' - National media react to huge Arsenal win vs Fulham amid Gabriel Jesus boost

Leandro Trossard was the star of the show in Arsenal's rampant win at Craven Cottage but Gabriel Jesus stole the limelight following his highly anticipated return from injury

The Independent UK

Michelle Yeoh: Miss Malaysia, stunt legend, Bond Girl – her filmworthy journey to the Oscars

The renowned actor and action movie star just won the Oscar for Best Actress. Annabel Nugent looks at the extraordinary career that has brought Yeoh to this point

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