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‘It’s the most moving experience you’ll ever have on foreign shores’
At last, the Great War battlefields and cemeteries of France and Belgium have been recognised as World Heritage Sites by Unesco. Most people already knew that they were rather important, so UN recognition – as well as coming very late – might also be thought to add little.
- The Telegraph
Zelensky asks Marina Abramović to be ambassador for Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelensky has asked legendary performance artist Marina Abramović to be an ambassador for Ukraine.
- Cosmo
What is the ‘Water’ challenge on TikTok?
The 'Water' dance challenge has taken over our TikTok for you page, here's everything you need to know about it.
- The Telegraph
Amazon to include ads on Prime Video for first time
Amazon will introduce advertising on Prime Video next year, as it follows similar roll-outs from rivals Netflix and Disney.
- The Telegraph
After dropping Carter Gordon, Eddie Jones is in danger of ruining another young talent
Earlier this week, Eddie Jones was asked whether, after hooking his 22-year-old fly-half after 50 minutes in the loss to Fiji, he feared that Wales would target Carter Gordon.
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What to do if you get scalded, as TOWIE star Megan McKenna reveals gravy burns
The reality TV star shared that she suffered facial burns after hot gravy was spilled on her in a freak accident.
The TelegraphSolheim Cup 2023: Date, venue, format and schedule for Andalucia
The Solheim Cup got under way today, the week before the Ryder Cup.
- Harper’s Bazaar
Is the Lyma laser is the ultimate skin-tech investment?
It’s touted to be 100 times more powerful than LED, but is the Lyma laser really worth it? Read the expert Bazaar review of the Lyma Laser here.
- The Telegraph
Peter Kay: ‘I was offered a job for £1 an hour – if I’d accepted, I might never have done stand-up’
Growing up, I was obsessed with TV. It mesmerised me, this wooden box in the corner, bursting with images and sound. It would transfix me and could transport me anywhere and everywhere. A bit like the Tardis.
- The Telegraph
Marlborough racing tips and best bets for today’s races
Following today’s racing tips? In need of some guidance? Or just fancy a flutter?
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Keeping their secrets and not flirting with their partner - signs you're a good friend
Nearly half of women say that their relationship with their best friend is the most important in their life.
- The Telegraph
King and Queen in France live: Charles and Camilla arrive in Bordeaux
The King and Queen have arrived in Bordeaux for the third and final day of their first state visit to France.
- The Telegraph
Homeowners risk losing thousands with quarter of heat pumps not covered by insurance
Heat pump owners face paying thousands for repairs as almost a quarter of emergency home insurance policies do not cover the greener alternative boilers.
- Cosmo
Ashley Graham’s denim dress is a major throwback to *that* iconic Y2K Britney ’fit
Ashley Graham just wore a denim patchwork dress to a Milan Fashion Week event and she looks just like Britney Spears at the 2001 VMAs.
- The Telegraph
The National: a euphoric live show transcending the ‘sad dad’ stereotype
The merchandise stand told you in two words what much of the world thinks of The National; “Sad Dad” T-shirts and caps, ready to be bought in their droves by the Ohio indie band’s legion of middle-aged, bearded and balding male fans. Or not.
- The Telegraph
Joe Hisaishi, review: why the Studio Ghibli maestro's magic will never leave you
The Japanese composer Joe Hisaishi has written more than 100 movie scores and created 30-odd albums in his award-laden career to date – but he is famed above all for his work with Studio Ghibli’s Hayao Miyazaki. This is a creative bond that began in 1984, with Hisaishi’s powerfully poignant soundtrack for Miyazaki’s eco-themed fantasy Nausicaä Of The Valley Of The Wind; their collaborations have sparked numerous hits since then, drawing parallels with classic movie/music pairings including Felli
- The Telegraph
Ben Stokes on how hair loss affects men’s lives: ‘I thought this is getting worse and worse’
“I won’t give clichéd answers to anything,” Ben Stokes assures. “I don’t say things just for the sake of it.” This is comforting to hear from an England captain who has spent the past 17 months shredding the orthodoxy of how Test cricket is supposed to be played. Just as he captivates the nation with his wacky field placements, or his Goliath-like power as a batsman, or his refusal even to consider drawing a match, he is happy for an hour-long conversation to take some unexpected directions. Not
- Cosmo
Sophie Turner has allegedly taken Joe Jonas to court over their children
Sophie Turner is reportedly taking Joe Jonas to court over where their daughters will live after the pair confirmed their divorce.
- The Telegraph
Body parts that changed history: from Pepys’s bladder to Frida Kahlo’s eyebrow
In the nave of Salisbury Cathedral is a 13th-century stone effigy, worn and faded. This is the tomb of William Longespée, an illegitimate son of King Henry II. Despite being one of the most powerful nobles of his day, Longespée met an unexpected, sudden end in 1226. Some suspected he was poisoned.
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The doyenne of Mayfair restaurants on where the smart set like to eat
‘Critical acclaim was always important when I started out,’ Samyukta Nair says, describing her pride in the most successful year of an already brilliant career. Over the past six months the 38-year-old Mayfair resident has picked up a brace of awards for Restaurateur of the Year from the National Restaurant Awards and GQ magazine, as well as Woman of the Year from industry insiders Code Hospitality, the owner of The Good Food Guide.
- The Telegraph
BBC failed to act on complaint that Brand exposed himself to a woman, broadcasting union says
The BBC failed to act on a complaint that Russell Brand exposed himself to a woman, the broadcasting union has claimed.
- The Telegraph
ENO’s Peter Grimes: every magnificent bar is a reproach to the Arts Council
English National Opera is back. And let’s remember, this was the season that Arts Council England did not want to happen, withdrawing ENO’s grant and attempting to banish it from its London base at the Coliseum – until saner and wiser counsels prevailed. The company could not have made a stronger case for its indispensable place on the London scene than with this pulverising revival of Benjamin Britten’s great post-war opera.
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Trev Haysom, world authority on Purbeck stone who helped restore Britain’s greatest medieval buildings – obituary
Treleven “Trev” Haysom, who has died aged 81, quarried stone on the Isle of Purbeck for more than 60 years and in 2020 wrote the definitive book on the subject, Purbeck Stone.
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Zelensky vows to liberate Bakhmut and two other cities in secret plan
Volodymyr Zelensky has vowed to liberate the eastern city of Bakhmut and two other cities in a secret plan.
- The Telegraph
German house prices plunge by 10pc in record drop
German house prices have fallen almost 10pc in a year, as rising interest rates and a prolonged economic stagnation hit the property market.