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Buildings tumbling, survivors living in tents: medieval descriptions of an 1114 CE earthquake in present-day Turkey and Syria feel eerily familiar

The catastrophic earthquakes of February 6 2023 in Turkey and Syria are so far known to have claimed the lives of over 41,000 people. This number will likely grow as rescue and recovery efforts continue.

The Conversation

Lotto curse - Brits whose lives were destroyed when they became millionaires

It seems like it would be the answer to many of life's problems, but a high-profile lottery win can quickly become a nightmare - as it did for these Brits after their numbers came up

Daily Mirror

Diving death of husband leaves widow so scared of water she can't have a bath

Roger Clarke's widow Angela says her one regret in life was that she was not with her husband when he died

Wales Online

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Australian Open: Tsitsipas knows he must find the cracks in Djokovic‘s game. Trouble is, there aren’t any

Tsitsipas has to hope that pressures bear down on Djokovic, that fatigue plays its part or the Serb's dicky hamstring plays up badly

The New Daily

Review: ‘Saving the World’ a worthwhile mother-son dramedy

Fifteen years ago, actor Jesse Eisenberg (“The Social Network”) might have starred in the scornfully titled “When You Finish Saving the World.” Today, he has written and directed this comedy-drama about an overachieving mother named Evelyn Katz (Academy Award-winner Julianne Moore), who runs a women’s shelter that she founded, and…

Boston Herald

Dear Abby: Now that lover’s dead, should I reveal our secret?

The man’s children don’t know they have a brother, the result of his affair.

Chicago Sun-Times

Avalon by Nell Zink review – the misfit’s tale

A young woman journeys from criminal family to the artistic precariat, in the latest novel from one of America’s most exciting writers

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Pensioner who fought to keep dog from being put down after biting incident passes away

Donal Rogers came to prominence this year amid a fight to save the life of his dog Kim.

Irish Mirror

The people giving Liverpool FC fans a place to call home across the world

'This is Liverpool, this is your life': From South Korea to the US and Thailand, Liverpool fans have a place to call home

Liverpool Echo

The battle for the Otway Ranges

An epic and sometimes violent battle led to the end of native-forest logging in Victoria's Otway Ranges, a victory some say made the region what it is today.

ABC News

BBC His Dark Materials series three: Airdate, cast, episodes and is it the final series of the Welsh-made show?

The Welsh-filmed fantasy drama series is returning to BBC One

Wales Online

How Gary Speed kickstarted Wales football revolution before tragic death aged 42

Gary Speed's impact on Welsh football will be remembered during the 2022 World Cup

Wales Online

The latest funeral notices in Carmarthenshire as families pay tribute to loved ones

We are thinking of everyone who has lost a loved one in recent weeks

Wales Online

'Always smiling' son laid to rest after beautiful service

Samuel Latham was found dead last month

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Nottingham Post

Uncertainty as people find shutters down at popular butcher shop in Retford

Customers said the fridges had been emptied

Daily Mirror

Leslie Phillips: Comic legend's heartbreaking childhood loss and wife's tragic death

Leslie Phillips was known for his comedy roles in Carry On and Doctor films, but experienced several devastating losses, from a young boy when his father died, to later in his life

ABC News

Julie Cutler inquest to probe mystery disappearance of Perth woman 34 years ago

Julie Cutler disappeared in mysterious circumstances in 1988 after visiting a high-end nightclub. It's one of Perth's most baffling mysteries, but it's hoped an inquest can shed light on the decades-old case.

Nottingham Post

Nottinghamshire family butchers announces closure after 146 years in business

The brothers have said the decision is "bittersweet"

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Sports Illustrated

Sam Querrey Won’t Be the Last Tennis Pro to Move to Pickleball

Also in this week’s mailbag: is John Isner’s serve the most dangerous weapon in tennis history?

Daily Mirror

Woman forced to sit behind husband's ex during 'ridiculously' awkward five-hour flight

If you're one of those people who is always bumping into people you don't want to see at the most random of times, then you'll completely empathise with Talia Scott's awkward in-flight situation

Sports Illustrated

The WTA’s Return to China Is Going to Be Uncomfortable

Also in this week’s mailbag: a discussion of Maria Sakkari’s oscillating career and a consideration of the height of chair umpires’s seats.

Irish Mirror

Elderly Irish man wins court bid to save life of his beloved Jack Russell Kim after she bit a woman

Donal Rogers, 85, from Roscommon, was granted four weeks to satisfy the court's conditions after which the judge will re-consider the destruction order for his six-year-old dog Kim

Daily Mirror

Sniffer dog rumbles crooks trying to smuggle 99 million cigarettes into the country

Eight container contained the cigarettes, which were worth about £44million in unpaid taxes. HMRC said it was the largest seizure of illegal cigarettes at a UK port and discovered by the dog

The Independent UK

‘Poisoned’ in the womb, untreated conditions and orphaned: Nikolas Cruz had a horror start to life but did it matter at trial?

Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz’s defence at his sentencing trial centred largely around his early life - from his apparent exposure to alcohol in the womb, the deaths of his adoptive parents and his behavioural and emotional problems. But did those details make a difference in the jury’s decision? Rachel Sharp…

Edinburgh Live

Inside the Edinburgh area where people die younger than the rest of the city

We walked around the Edinburgh constituency where it was recently revealed had the lowest average male life expectancy to try and get some insight as to why this may be

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