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'Imagine if the UK's trains were like that': Rail chief apologises for ONLY having nine in ten trains ON TIME

Alexander Kamyshin took to Twitter this morning

Manchester Evening News

Your stress is killing your body and brain and taking years off your life

Managing the "toxic stress load" may extend your life.

Fortune

Parkland youth activists find new ways to fight back against gun violence

You know them from their passionate speeches at the nation’s capital or from their faces on the cover of Time magazine.

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Biden asked for immigration reform in the State of the Union. Can it pass a split Congress?

President Joe Biden made a wistful comment at his State of the Union Tuesday that there was a time when Congress found common ground on immigration reform.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

Kids valentines are too damn competitive

Forget homemade or mere paper sentiments. Don't show your face in class unless your cards come with a bonus item

Salon

Zelenskiy’s skilful UK ‘state visit’ is key move in keeping Ukraine on west’s mind

Ukrainian leader drew upon his showmanship during UK trip to ask for ongoing support and place on agenda

The Guardian - UK

Styles' speech made Beyoncé's loss worse

As it was, Styles' comment about "people like me" put his privilege on display

Salon

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Commentary: In today's film culture, the Razzies are as outdated as a VHS tape

It's a bad time to be in the worst-of business.

Tribune News Service

ChatGPT must be regulated and A.I. ‘can be used by bad actors,’ warns OpenAI’s CTO

OpenAI CTO Mira Murati says regulators must govern the use of A.I. in a way that’s "aligned with human values."

Fortune

Here Are The Interesting, Sometimes Gross Occasionally Horny Reasons Why Couples Look Alike

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Chicago poet J. Ivy’s efforts to push art form further into mainstream pay off with new Grammy category

Ivy was just named Time magazine’s Editor-at-Large for Poetry.

Chicago Sun-Times

Netflix's clunky password crackdown

Good luck to everyone not living in the same location with their loved ones all the time

Salon

The Fabelmans fact and fiction: Steven Spielberg’s childhood

In The Fabelmans Spielberg tells the story of his early life

Evening Standard

With the Frasier remake premiering tomorrow, here’s our pick of the best reboots of all time

It’s a hard task, but some TV shows have managed to relaunch with major sucess

Evening Standard

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Over £4m owed by watch and jewellery repairer In-Time before Timpson rescue

Timpson stepped in to save the Southport based business earlier this month

The Independent UK

Elon Musk reflects on being Time ‘Person of the Year’ as his fortunes tumble

Musk has seen his wealth fall further and faster than anyone in modern history, since he was given honour

Daily Mirror

Bizarre UK law that many people may unknowingly break while drinking at a pub

Punters in the UK have made the most of the festive period by spending some time at the pub, but there is one rule that drinkers unknowingly break while at a bar

Sports Illustrated

Aaron Judge Never Planned on Leaving the Yankees

The new captain and his representatives made it seem like he would go to another team. In reality, he always wanted to stay.

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Fortune

America's worker-boss war is just beginning: expect more conflicts across blue and white-collar industries in 2023

From the New York Times to Amazon warehouses, workers have never been more emboldened. Next year might up the ante even further.

Bangkok Post

Around the world

The past year was a good one for the K-pop industry. Both the kings and queens of K-pop -- BTS and Blackpink -- celebrated their successful breakthrough in the American music industry.

Salon

The long road to adapting Octavia Butler

The first Black woman to win the Nebula and Hugo awards, Butler loved a genre that took its time loving her back

inkl Originals

The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 17 December 2022

This man needs little introduction. He's a scoundrel who drank his own bath water. A gambling exemplar of modern techno-capitalism. And if we lived in a just society, Sam Bankman-Fried would be TIME magazine's Person of the Year.

Manchester Evening News

Cocaine Bear: The bizarre true story that inspired the film

Ray Liotta stars in a fictional reimagining of the time a bear ate $2m worth of cocaine

The Guardian - UK

Is TikTok killing off the pop music bridge?

It’s a trend that’s been spotted by everyone from Sting to social media users: the bit of a song between the verse and chorus is disappearing. Are short attention times to blame, or is this simply another evolution in songwriting?

Evening Standard

Time Person of the Year: Surprising past winners as 'Architects of AI' chosen for 2025

Person of The Year has not always been an individual

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