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‘I hope to keep going as long as possible’: the older people returning to work

As the pandemic subsides, people aged 50 to 64 are ‘unretiring’ – either through choice or necessity

The Guardian - UK

‘Excluded from justice’: court prevents family of victim from addressing assailant

David Quigley, 69, died in October after being beaten in his own home by a 15-year-old boy

The Guardian - UK

‘He could have died’: family calls for better jaundice testing of black and Asian babies

Jaxson’s symptoms were initially dismissed by health staff in a case that could have had fatal consequences

The Guardian - UK

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Eureka! Scientists explore mysteries of black holes with hi-tech bathtub

Nottingham University researchers are simulating black holes with a tiny vortex inside a bell jar of superfluid helium

The Guardian - UK

Happy endings: the Syrian refugee’s restaurant that you helped thrive

Ghofran Hamza was one of 15 immigrant chefs featured in a Guardian special last year. How is she doing now?

The Guardian - UK

Kiss review – typically explosive end to rock’s silliest band

The solos are dull, the banter crass, the songs often lacking in interest – and yet Kiss’s final tour is also a barrage of amazement

The Guardian - UK

Meet the young stars of UK breakdancing aiming for Olympic glory at Paris 2024

The sport with roots in hip‑hop culture will make its debut at the Games next year. Here some of the young UK breakers hoping to be picked talk about the life-changing effect of the Olympic announcement

The Guardian - UK

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Curtis Davies: ‘Football is a selfish world but I owed Derby something’

The veteran defender, who remained loyal to the club after they hit rock bottom, tells Jacob Steinberg the future looks bright for playoff-chasing Derby

The Guardian - UK

‘The phone stops ringing. You never hear from anyone again’: the UK’s Eurovision flops on 25 years of hurt

Excitement is building for next week’s song contest in Liverpool – but Britain hasn’t won since 1997. Artists from Blue and Bonnie Tyler to Scooch and SuRie reveal what disastrous scores meant for their careers

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ll be reading a book’: Nottingham public indifferent to King Charles coronation

Council’s preparations are under way but excitement is muted and some say they are unlikely to watch

The Guardian - UK

Stoke-on-Trent residents to sue council over ‘mis-sold’ solar power contracts

More than 230 people are to launch a class action lawsuit after some say they feel ‘lied to’

The Guardian - UK

‘Loud, dirty and simple’: Leicester’s punk collective for older women

‘We write our own music and we’ve got a lot to say about everything we’re angry about. I’ve been enraged for years’

The Guardian - UK

Labour vows to help ‘written off’ people with mental health issues back to work

Shadow work and pensions secretary says it is wrong to think people with addiction or mental health problems do not want to work

The Guardian - UK

Metal heads: the thriving detectorist scene digging up Britain’s past

Growing numbers are taking to the fields in search of fresh air, a sense of community and the odd piece of treasure

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The parent trap: is expensive baby tech making us paranoid?

HD monitors, wipe warmers and a tube to help pass wind … the baby-gadget market is booming. But is all this stuff useful or just adding to new parent anxiety?

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m knackered’: people forced to take second jobs amid cost of living crisis

We speak to four working people who are struggling to keep pace with their bills

The Guardian - UK

England’s united nations of football: 32 teams, one World Cup – and a lot of excited kids

Young people with roots in each of the nations playing in Qatar show off their teams’ new kits and talk about being the only one in the playground cheering for Croatia or Costa Rica

Manchester Evening News

Thousands of thrillseekers queued to ride Nemesis at Alton Towers one last time - and I was one of them

Among the final riders was superfan Ben - who rides Nemesis 700 times a year and even proposed to his fiancee on the ride

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Dining across the divide: ‘He thinks politicians will act on the climate – I think it’s straight out of Dr Strangelove’

Their voting records differ but their views on Brexit are aligned. Which political leader can they simply not agree on?

The Guardian - UK

Cheap, delicious - and only three years out of date: my week of eating food past its best-before

Some buy it to save money; others to save the planet. The market for ageing food is booming – but what’s it like and is it safe?

The Guardian - UK

Hollie Doyle: ‘Hopefully I can inspire others and change a few mindsets’

Groundbreaking flat jockey on her constantly changing goals and why she is determined to make a name for herself racing in Japan

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘Being two blokes in middle age, we did talk a bit about military history’

An IT worker and a barrister are both interested in policing. But where do they stand on Brexit?

The Guardian - UK

Carry on screaming: why letting it all out, especially for women, can make you calmer and happier

Women are always being told to control their emotions, but releasing them is far more important. Behavioural scientist Pragya Agarwal testifies that there’s nothing like a good scream

The Guardian - UK

EV riders: motorcycle manufacturers making the leap to electric

British startup Maeving is in the vanguard of a growing market worldwide for clean two-wheeled travel

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m glowing’: scientists are unlocking secrets of why forests make us happy

Research project aims to discover how age, size and shape of woodlands affect people’s happiness and wellbeing

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