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2nd over: Australia 9-0 (Healy 6, Litchfield 1) Litchfield clips off her toes to get off the mark. Penfold …
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Spurs can win spectacularly and are fun but they could have had Arne Slot in 2023 and instead have the same pot of relaunched stasis
Liverpool are serious about this. They’re not in London for souveni…
War Child hopes to provide a million children in the strip with basic aid and educational and mental health support. It’s their biggest emergency appeal yet
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With clean air, vast green spaces and more saunas than cars, Finns have plenty of reasons to be cheerful
According to the World Happiness Report, the cheeriest country in the world is one nature-lovin…
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Her debut at two catapulted the actress to child stardom, while taking the lead in The Great turned her into a household name. Ahead of the much-anticipated Bob Dylan biopic, she discusses subverting…
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Moonlight director Barry Jenkins’s all-action tale boasts uncanny CGI effects and songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda, but the screenplay is schmaltzy and derivative
It’s a technical marvel. Using the same …
I was alone in New York during the pandemic, in the aftermath of a breakup and unable to go home. A Korean family taught me to believe in the kindness of strangers
Like many Jewish families, the Wolfs…
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In an era punctuated with persistent loss, our culinary rituals are a scrumptious bridge
It stood on my kitchen bookshelf, Sylvia’s Family Soul Food Cookbook: From Hemingway, South Carolina, to Harlem…
Give yourself permission to grieve, not just for the end of your marriage, but also for the man you thought you knew
The question Last Christmas, my husband left me. He’d been on a few festive nights …
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In this exclusive tale four generations of an expat Irish family share a London house, where they gossip and drink and dream as Christmas draws near
Two Irish ladies in their high 70s sat drinking gin…
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