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An Uneasy Inheritance by Polly Toynbee review – living up to high ideals

What happens when good intentions meet good fortune? Politics melds with personal drama in this candid family history

The Guardian - UK

“The biggest fraud in British history” the shocking real story behind historical drama The Gallows Pole

The Gallows Pole true story: There's a shocking truth behind the BBC historical drama, described as “The biggest fraud in British history.”

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The Bee Sting by Paul Murray review – a tragicomic triumph

A brilliantly funny, deeply sad portrait of an Irish family in crisis from the author of Skippy Dies

The Guardian - UK

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Scholar-activist wins Nine Dots Prize with ‘provocative’ interpretation of law

Every two years the prize is awarded to a book that is not yet written.

The Independent UK

Trans rights protester glues themselves to floor at Kathleen Stock’s Oxford Union talk

Around 200 LGBT+ activists protested against a talk by Kathleen Stock at Oxford University’s 200-year-old debating society

The Independent UK

T.J. Newman returns with a novel that's on par with summer movie blockbusters

If you like your summer reads to be like your summer movies — big, explosive and fast-paced, then look no further than T

The Independent UK

Churchill planned to blitz Channel Islands to seize them back from Nazis, new book claims

Huge bombing campaign that could have cost 20,000 civilian lives was abandoned when Allies decided to focus on Sicily invasion instead

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A Little Life: the problem with adapting Hanya Yanagihara novel for the stage

The stage adaptation of Hanya Yanagihara’s 2015 novel A Little Life is well into its London run and has proved to be one of the most polarising theatre events of the year.

The Conversation

Increasing heat is already a factor in human migration – new study

It was getting hotter. Frank May got off his mat and padded over to look out the window. Umber stucco walls and tiles, the colour of the local clay… [he] took a deep breath. It reminded him of the air in a sauna. This, the coolest part of the day.…

The Conversation

Meet Suhail Salim who's preserving Urdu literature in Kashmir Valley

Suhail Salim, a 30-year-old youth from downtown Srinagar, has embarked on a noble endeavour to preserve and promote Urdu literature in the enchanting valley of Jammu and Kashmir. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Furious Tottenham fan burns Mauricio Pochettino book as "f****** turncoat" joins Chelsea

Mauricio Pochettino has finally been confirmed as the new Chelsea manager but his return to the Premier League has not gone down particularly well with supporters of his former club Tottenham

Daily Mirror

Prince Harry and William used secret code to communicate at royal funeral

Prince Harry detailed the code in his bombshell memoir Spare as he recalled how his brother "stopped him cold" after he used it to speak to Harry at Prince Philip's funeral.

Daily Record

Durham University win University Challenge for first time in 23 years as Jeremy Paxman says farewell

The university fought off Bristol in the final to win the competition

Chronicle Live

Dangerous lab leaks happen far more often than the public is aware

Biological facilities in the US and around the world suffer breaches, including of potentially pandemic-causing pathogens, but are shrouded in secrecy

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Salon

History: An inconvenient truth

That is precisely what the enablers and influencers of Hitler believed

The Guardian - UK

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new chapter books

A tale of folklore and magic from Angie Thomas, a hidden land of nature’s wonders and a town full of werewolf children are among the highlights this month

The Guardian - UK

Into the Night: A Year With the Police review – why the fight against crime needs more care

Matt Lloyd-Rose deserves credit for serving as a volunteer in the Met, but his findings suggest that current policing only deepens the conflict it seeks to end

The Independent UK

Queer parents need everyone’s support, not people calling us ‘breeders’

Same-sex and trans parenting is on the rise, and the joys of being a mum or dad should be celebrated, not mocked, by the gay community, says Oliver Keens

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Daily Mirror

Prince Harry tells of secret code William used to communicate at royal funeral

Prince Harry has spoken about the “special code” that his brother Prince William used to communicate with him when the pair attended Prince Philip's funeral

Manchester Evening News

Family 'flabbergasted' after surprise Greater Manchester charity shop discovery sparks detective hunt

The family were overjoyed after being reunited with the long lost item

The Guardian - UK

Boys ‘mustn’t be afraid of female-led books’, says author Joanne Harris

Teaching must change to prevent violence against women, she said at Hay festival, also speaking on narratives of menopause

Daily Record

Antiques Roadshow guest receives eye-watering valuation for £10 book

Appearing on the BBC show, the guest impressed experts after showing the 19th-century book.

Newsroom.co.nz

Dominion Books closes

Steve Braunias on the end of a second-hand bookstore era in Herne Bay

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's lost villages that vanished during city's Victorian expansion

As Glasgow expanded in the Victorian era, the city steadily swallowed up the numerous villages that once surrounded it. We take a closer look at these lost areas that now exist chiefly in the names of districts, electoral wards and subway stops.

The Guardian - AU

Remembering the Australian Women’s Weekly birthday cake book: ‘A phenomenal cultural icon’

A new exhibition tells the 90-year history of a famous Australian magazine through knitting patterns, pioneering journalism and, yes, cakes

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