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'Buses block my shop while drivers go to the chippy - that's just the beginning'

The jury is out on the transport services in Atherton

Manchester Evening News

Delhi library led by BJP leader didn’t have funds for branches, but issued salaries to her son

More than eight branches shut, an unrelenting protest by 75 employees over lack of salaries, a funds crunch, and at the centre of it all, one of Delhi’s oldest municipal libraries and a BJP leader mired in allegations of corruption and mismanagement.

Newslaundry

Texas should tell parents their rights when it investigates child abuse claims, lawmaker proposes

Most reports of child abuse or neglect turn out to be unfounded. But while under investigation, parents with little understanding of their rights or the process often make decisions that could impact the fate of their families.

The Texas Tribune

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County Durham Airbnb one of the most wishlisted in the UK for less than £100

The Butterfly College in the North Pennines is one of the most eight wishlisted properties for less than £100 in the entire UK

Chronicle Live

In Delhi, sanitation workers allegedly asked to pay ‘bribes’ to keep their jobs

“It is still painful,” said Rajwati, lifting her kurti to show a painful bruise near her ribs. “I have a fever as well. But now, I think twice before spending even Rs 10 on paracetamol.”

Newslaundry

'Nurses were my friends and family as a child in hospital - I fully support their strike'

Cecilia Adamou spent a big part of her childhood in hospital and recalls the help nurses gave her. They were by her side at all hours of the day and night, giving her not only medicines but also support

Daily Mirror

A Place In The Sun buyer clashes with Lee Juggurnauth over safety concerns

Conflict emerged between the three when it came to a rooftop terrace

Liverpool Echo

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Deaf people twice as likely to suffer mental health problems as NHS launches video campaign to help

New videos highlight how Deaf people in the North East can access support when facing mental health crises.

Chronicle Live

What's in Victoria's state election campaign for schools, teachers and education?

Both sides are spruiking some big-ticket pledges on education. But teachers say whoever wins government on November 26 needs to urgently tackle the burnout fuelling a growing teacher shortage across the state.

ABC News

Better Read Than Dead, A Reading List

Rather than sneaking tequila shots from your abuelito's altar, here are a few thanatos-themed titles to read for Día de los Muertos.

Texas Observer

India U-17 Women beat WSS Barcelona Club 17-1 in last match of exposure tour

The Indian U17 team will be seen in the FIFA World Cup next that is being hosted by India

The Hindu

Bench plaque 'in loathing memory' of Boris Johnson mysteriously removed

“In loathing memory of Alexander “Boris” De Pfeffel Johnson."

Manchester Evening News

Friday essay: reclaiming artist-musician Anita Lane from the 'despised' label of muse

When I heard Anita Lane had died aged 61 in April 2021, a memory flashed up: I’m sitting beside her at the foot of a bed in the mid-1980s, and she turns to me to say how much my hair has grown.

The Conversation

Bench plaque 'in loathing memory' of Boris Johnson draws crowds of 'giggling' visitors

Residents in Greater Manchester have been left amused after the plaque was placed on a bench last week - with local businesses noticing an increase of visitors flocking to view the sign

Daily Mirror

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Star Hobson's evil killer mum still phones family 'heartbroken' over death of innocent toddler

The innocent tot's extended family are still in touch with Frankie Smith, who is currently serving a 12-year custodial sentence for her involvement in the toddler's death.

Daily Mirror

Star Hobson's grandad says 'we're still struggling now' two years after tot's murder

The 16-month-old was tragically killed by her mum's bouncer girlfriend Savannah Brockhill, and suffered catastrophic abdominal injuries caused by blunt force trauma

Manchester Evening News

Bench plaque 'in loathing memory' of Boris Johnson causes a stir in Greater Manchester town

“In loathing memory of Alexander “Boris” De Pfeffel Johnson. Prime Minister June 2019 to July 2022. Forgotten but not gone.”

WEKU

Latino legends helped pave the way in Hollywood, but the road is still rocky

Latinos have been part of Hollywood since the silent film era but are still underrepresented in front of and behind the camera.

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The Hindu

Andhra Pradesh: Two arrested in double murder case in Bapatla

Accused killed couple and decamped with gold earrings on November 19, 2021

The Guardian - UK

Top 10 novels that interrupt time

Most stories adhere to linear plots, but a select few – by authors from Martin Amis to Muriel Spark and Toni Morrison – respin the cogs to unforgettable effect

Tribune News Service

Jerry Zezima: The dish on dishwashers

Take it from a man with dishpan hands: One of the great mysteries of the universe doesn’t involve flying saucers, though they are frequently spotted with coffee stains and break into tiny pieces if they fly off the kitchen counter.

The Guardian - UK

A Hunger by Ross Raisin review – his most ambitious novel yet

A fiftysomething sous chef and carer for her husband craves a fresh start in Raisin’s character-driven study of the human experience

The Guardian - UK

A Hunger by Ross Raisin review – a superb portrait of care and sacrifice

The story of a chef whose controlling husband has early onset dementia explores the hardest ethical dilemmas about value, choice and freedom

The Hindu

Terminated for staging protest, lives of over 800 Anganwadi workers turn upside-down

The Anganwadi workers claim that despite serving the public during the lockdown, they have not received their salary since January

Inverse

Something insidious is happening to the health of Afghanistan’s women

Doctors and authorities are at odds as to the cause of mysterious collective ailments affecting Afghan women and girls.

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