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Jack Teixeira: US airman to appear in court over intelligence leak

Jack Teixeira, the man suspected of leaking highly-classified US documents online, is due to appear in court after his arrest on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Rain Dogs review: Daisy May Cooper is superb in this grimy comedy-drama

Fans of Daisy May Cooper have come to love her “distinct brand of confident fecklessness” from her stellar turns in shows such as This Country and Am I Being Unreasonable?, said Ben Dowell in The Times. “Now, she has gone a step further”, with this “grimy and very British show”,…

The Week

The good, the bad and the Ken: Barbie through the ages

The live-action adaptation of Barbie is set to hit cinema screens this summer, and the manufacturer of the iconic doll is hoping it will signal a turn in fortunes.

The Week

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India ‘stops talks on UK trade deal’ after attacks on its embassy in London – report

Report claims India is refusing to re-engage in talks until Rishi Sunak’s government condemns a Sikh separatist movement

The Independent UK

The "Denominator" Problem At Stanford Law School

At what point does a permissible protest turn into unlawful heckling?

Reason

Two North East hotels named among the UK's best to book this spring

The Cookie Jar in Alnwick and the Rose & Crown in Romaldkirk both made the list of the Times best hotels to book this spring

Chronicle Live

'Unhinged': Cartoon depicting SNP figures on crosses faces backlash

A CARTOON depicting Humza Yousaf, Nicola Sturgeon and Peter Murrell on crosses has been described as “unhinged”.

The National (Scotland)

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Will cost-of-living squeeze see an 'awful April'?

An extra £88 a month (£1,000 a year): that’s what millions of us are going to have to start paying this “awful April”, as people are calling it, said George Nixon in The Times. It will come in the form of rising bills for energy, phone, water, broadband and council…

The Week

Who's sending mystery Uber Eats orders to LA neighborhoods? The plot thickens

LOS ANGELES — Separated by about 16 miles of traffic-snarled L.A. roads — and an income bracket or two — Westwood Hills and Highland Park may not seem like they have a lot in common.

Los Angeles Times

Peter Murrell: former SNP boss at centre of police funding probe

Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf said it had been a “difficult day” for the Scottish National Party after its former chief executive Peter Murrell was arrested in connection with an investigation into the party’s finances.

The Week

Tory MP offered to 'lobby ministers for fake gambling firm' in undercover sting

Blackpool South MP Scott Benton was secretly filmed by reporters boasting of his access to ministers in a meeting with fake gambling investors

Daily Mirror

Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black welcome surprise second son and share his unique name

Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black have become dads for a second time!

GoodToKnow

LA Metro says classical music driving unhoused people out of this station is 'not loud.' A decibel meter refutes that

LOS ANGELES — A battle is being waged at the Westlake/MacArthur Park Metro station near downtown Los Angeles. The weapon of choice? Loud classical music.

Los Angeles Times

Bomb cyclone, atmospheric river, polar vortex: How our weather terminology has grown with recent wild storms

LOS ANGELES — Californians have been warned over the past few months about weather ranging from a "vicious heat dome" to back-to-back "atmospheric rivers," and the always-concerning "bomb cyclone."

Los Angeles Times

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Mark Russell, political satirist who delivered jokes at a piano, dies at 90

Longtime political humorist Mark Russell, the wise-cracking piano player who skewered Washington's elite with pithy one-liners and upbeat tunes, has died. He was 90.

Evening Standard

Jacob Rees-Mogg’s sprawling childhood home in Somerset for sale for £2.75 million

The Rees-Mogg family moved into the house in 1978 and remained until 2001.

Golf Monthly

'It's Just Sad' - Gary Player Says He Has To 'Beg' To Play A Round At Augusta

Gary Player says he is made to feel so unwelcome at Augusta National he has to beg a member just to try and play a round

The Week

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.

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The Week

Trans athletes ruling: ‘return to sanity’ or unleashing ‘forces of hate’?

“It was a victory few had expected,” said Janice Turner in The Times. When Lord Coe, the president of World Athletics, unveiled the organisation’s response to the issue of transgender women taking part in elite female events, it seemed likely that it would be a mere tweak to current rules…

Evening Standard

April travel chaos as French air traffic controllers add to Heathrow strike disruption

French strikes are set to interrupt flights between Britain and Spain next month

Bristol Post

Adventure playground just 25 minutes from Bristol named one of UK's best by The Times

And it's free to visit if you're a National Trust member

Chronicle Live

New Northumberland attraction named one of the best adventure playgrounds in UK - before it has opened

Lilidorei at the Alnwick Garden says it is expecting to announce its open date imminently after The Times named it among the seven best adventure playgrounds in the country

The Week

The Dalai Lama, reincarnation and China’s mounting Tibet problem

An American-Mongolian boy has been identified as the tenth incarnation of the Khalkha Jetsun Dhampa Rinpoché, the third highest-ranking spiritual leader in Tibetan Buddhism.

Wales Online

The Welsh adventure playground named one of the best in UK

With the Easter holidays coming up it's always good to have places to go with the kids and this Welsh park has been picked as a fun destination by The Times

The Week

How your laughter shows when you’re in love

When you fall in love people can sense it in your laughter, reported The Times. According to research led by the University of Baltimore, it takes only a few moments for people to distinguish between the “pleasant-sounding” laugh of friends and the “more baby-like, more submissive” laugh of those in…

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