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UNCOVERED: 2 | History Defined

Tuesday briefing: Can a deeply divided UK agree on an assisted dying bill?

In today’s newsletter: As campaigners and critics reckon with the bill’s failure, the debate reveals a country struggling to support vulnerable people and those living with terminal illness

The Guardian - UK

Shoplifters aren’t just bad to the bone or mums stealing nappies. The truth is more complex

Speaking to career thieves as part of my research, I learned that childhood abuse, a life in care and little education has led them to this place, says former policy adviser Emily Kenway

The Guardian - UK

The Body Builders by Albertine Clarke review – a compelling debut of mental meltdown

A young woman’s dissociation from reality and her road to recovery are vividly rendered in this striking novel

The Guardian - UK

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Manchester United injury update: Leny Yoro, Patrick Dorgu and Matthijs de Ligt latest news and return dates

Man United’s defensive injury crisis is set to ease ahead of Brentford clash

Evening Standard

Thursday briefing: What it will take for Britain to break up with natural gas

In today’s newsletter: The economic fortunes of the UK are intertwined with the price of the costly fuel – so why are we so slow to ditch it?

The Guardian - UK

Reflections and highlights from Paris-Roubaix – What we witnessed and felt on the ground and at home

Cyclingnews team weighs in on an unforgettable day of racing in northern France

Cycling News

Friday briefing: How the Middle East conflict is hitting households in the UK

In today’s newsletter: Despite a fragile ceasefire, the economic fallout is pushing up the cost of energy, mortgages and food, hitting the poorest hardest

The Guardian - UK

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Monday briefing: Can human-based space exploration still be meaningful?

In today’s newsletter: Far from Earth and out of contact, the four‑person crew of Artemis II continues a journey designed to test endurance and the limits of deep‑space exploration

The Guardian - UK

All 20 SpongeBob TD Egg Locations 2026 (Casual)

If you're looking for an EGGciting Easter Hunt, I suggest you hop onto the SpongeBob TD event. Word on the street is that there are 20 different eggs

Pro Game Guides

Friday briefing: Why does your Easter egg feel smaller? Because it is

In today’s newsletter: Cocoa shortages, climate shocks and global conflicts have collided to make chocolate pricier than ever before

The Guardian - UK

“Seeing people actually make music with mayonnaise and turning it into a real track has been wild. It shouldn’t work, but somehow it does”: A British university just classified mayonnaise as an instrument. And this isn’t an April Fool

We’re not pulling your egg. Northumbria University has officially certified that mayonnaise can be used as an instrument

MusicRadar

Thursday briefing: Why most Israelis back the conflict with Iran, even as international support wanes

In today’s newsletter: This new war has exposed widening fractures between Israel and its allies, and the country finds itself increasingly out of step with global opinion

The Guardian - UK

The cobbled Classics storylines we're looking forward to – From Van der Poel and Pogačar on the cusp of history to a different Demi Vollering and a resurgent Mads Pedersen

The Cyclingnews team weighs in on the stories to follow during the cobbled Classics

Cycling News

Wednesday briefing: Can Sarah Mullally steer the Church of England back into safer waters?

In today’s newsletter: The first woman to hold the position of archbishop of Canterbury arrives at a time of transition with hopes that she can restore the church’s reputation

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

Northern Ireland’s answer to the Camino de Santiago hailed

The 82-mile St Patrick’s Way: The Pilgrim Walk has attracted visitors from across the world.

The Independent UK

Two children get stuck inside claw machine game after climbing inside to ‘get ball’

Two toddlers got stuck in the same machine in Missouri several weeks apart

Homes & Gardens

A Black Leather Sofa Is the Holy Grail of Basic Furniture – Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’ Neutral Living Room Celebrates Its Enduring Power

Few furnishings are as revered as the timeless leather sofa, and the Kansas City Chiefs player reminds us exactly why

The Mary Sue

The 10 Best Queer Couples In TV History

From modern favorites to historical trailblazers, these 10 queer couples are some of the best in TV history.

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No regrets: Injured Weitering keen to play Origin again

Carlton vice-captain Jacob Weitering has been discharged from hospital and will fly home after being cleared of any neck, spinal or internal injuries.

The Independent UK

Jonathan Pryce: ‘Does Ricky Gervais watch his own work? He shouldn’t’

INTERVIEW : The Welsh acting great talks to Patrick Smith about ‘Game of Thrones’, seeing his father’s ghost, the vanity of youth, and his new crime drama ‘Under Salt Marsh’, shot near his boyhood haunts

Woman & Home

Cat Deeley's first Christmas since marriage split will still be 'magical for the boys'

Cat split from Patrick Kielty after 13 years married, but that won't stop her having a magical Christmas for her two sons

The Guardian - UK

The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants review – swashbuckling, snicker-inducing silliness

With a turn by Mark Hamill and a saltily suggestive catchphrase for Patrick, the fourth SpongeBob film shows that anything can still happen in Bikini Bottom

Cinemablend

The SpongeBob Movie Unlocked A Childhood Memory (And It Involves The Biggest* Roller Coaster In Texas)

I'm talking about the Titan, which is about to be surpassed by Tormenta Rampaging Run

Cinemablend

‘Like A Light Dip Into An Acid Trip.’ Critics Are Calling The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants ‘Sublimely Silly’

Is this one worth a trip to the theater?

The Mary Sue

‘The Spongebob Movie: Search For Squarepants’ Review: A Reminder Why We Love This Franchise

Going back to Bikini Bottom always feels like home.

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