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Newcastle bakery sees rise in demand following praise from top food critic

FAB Bakery in Fenham lives up to its name as Grace Dent writes in the Guardian about the 'greatest almond croissant'

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Sadiq Khan: Death threats and terror attacks have given me PTSD

Sadiq Khan said a number of events coming together caused a ‘cumulative’ effect on his mental health.

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan reveals he suffers from PTSD after death threats

Sadiq Khan says a number of events coming together caused a ‘cumulative’ effect on his mental health

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Sadiq Khan says he suffers from PTSD after death threats, disasters

Sadiq Khan said a number of events coming together caused a ‘cumulative’ effect on his mental health.

The Independent UK

Meet the expert panel judging the Marie Claire Sustainability Awards 2023

As we celebrate the best sustainable organisations and brands, meet our roster of industry leaders.

Marie Claire

The rehabilitation of Syria’s Bashar al-Assad

The president of Syria is attending his first Arab League summit having been suspended from the organisation for the past 12 years.

The Week

The identity crisis facing the Conservative party

“The Tory party knows it is sinking,” said Tom Peck in The Independent. This much is clear, not only because many Cabinet ministers – such as Suella Braverman and Kemi Badenoch – obviously have their eye “on the soon-to-be-vacant captain’s job”, but also because of the mood of revolt and ideological frenzy…

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Prince Harry and Meghan: ‘near catastrophic car chase’ in the spotlight

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s involvement in what they called a “near catastrophic car chase” with US paparazzi in Manhattan has been put under the microscope amid claim and counterclaim from those involved.

The Week

ADHD: the trouble with diagnosis

A BBC Panorama investigation has sparked debate for suggesting that ADHD assessments undertaken at private clinics are “rushed” and unreliable”.

The Week

UK Government 'putting lives at risk' with new housing rules for asylum seekers

UK Government ministers are to remove basic housing protections from asylum seekers in England and Wales under new rules designed to move thousands…

The National (Scotland)

Tory MP tells Suella Braverman to 'concentrate on the job'

A TORY MP has told Suella Braverman to “concentrate on her job” amid claims from her own party that she undermined Rishi Sunak’s authority…

The National (Scotland)

Arsenal assisting police over anti-Semitic comments in Ashburton Army Whatsapp group

Police have launched an investigation into anti-Semitic posts sent in the Ashburton Army's Whatsapp chat, with Arsenal assisting their enquiries into the comments

Daily Mirror

Ronnie O'Sullivan reveals he was falsely accused of kidnapping - "they strip-searched me"

Ronnie O'Sullivan has won seven World Snooker Championship titles to become a legend of the sport... but the prolific winner was left stunned after a false accusation

Daily Mirror

Report: Porsche Could Withdraw Sponsorship Following DP World Tour Sanctions On LIV Players

According to The Guardian, Porsche could drop their name from the European Open, a tournament they've supported since 2015

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The Times of India

Baby born in UK with DNA from three people; here's why this procedure was undertaken

The first UK baby with DNA from three people – mother, father and a female donor – has been born after a groundbreaking IVF procedure known as mitochondrial donation treatment (MDT).

Evening Standard

Meet London’s leading emerging writers

Getting lit! Who are London’s leading emerging writers? Joanna Taylor finds them working everywhere from the London Library — described by stationer Montblanc as the home of the written word, FYI — to The Peckham Pelican

The Week

The Mysterious Mr Lagerfeld review: it’s all very frivolous, but great fun

When the fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld died in 2019, he “was eulogised as the last of the old guard”, said Rebecca Nicholson in The Guardian. This feature-length BBC documentary aims to “demystify the man behind those famous sunglasses” – and it does so with panache.

GoodToKnow

Cleopatra origin: Why is Netflix's Queen Cleopatra so controversial?

Cleopatra origin: We take a look at why Netflix's Queen Cleopatra docuseries is so controversial, and what her origins could be.

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The Week

What a Labour-Lib Dem coalition might look like

Keir Starmer has set hares running over a possible Liberal Democrat-Labour coalition after the next election by refusing to categorically rule out such a deal.

Bristol Post

Bristol could be new home of English National Opera

But Liverpool and Manchester are strong contenders

Daily Mirror

Nine grand homes King Charles can choose from, but some will make William his landlord

King Charles III has inherited an impressive property portfolio - from Buckingham Palace to lesser-known beloved cottages - and son William will be his landlord if he goes for certain options

WhatToWatch

Dame Prue Leith — things you didn't know about the Great British Bake Off judge

Dame Prue Leith has worked in the food business for over sixty years, but what else is there to know about her?

The Week

Coronation countdown: a ‘tightrope’ for the royal family

Rehearsals were underway this week for Saturday’s coronation of Charles III and his wife Camilla.

The Week

Curse of the Lionesses: what’s causing spate of England women’s football injuries?

The England women’s football team has suffered a spate of serious injuries, ruling several key players out of the World Cup and raising further health concerns amid hectic schedules and male-focused medical research.

The Times of India

Gabriel García Márquez's unpublished novel to be released in 2024

Roughly ten years after Nobel winner Gabriel García Márquez's death in 2014, news is that his last unfinished novel will be published posthumously in 2024, confirmed publisher Penguin Random House recently.

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