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Gretchen's table: Vermont apple cider doughnuts

My granddaughter, Greta, and I have a lot in common: We're both always moving, easy to smile (if occasionally cranky) and love to be outdoors in the sunshine.

Tribune News Service

Ireland must step up fight against human trafficking, experts say

Council of Europe report criticises lack of convictions over trafficking for labour exploitation

The Guardian - UK

Greta flyer Casual Glance recovers for delayed shot at Million Dollar Chase semi-finals

Casual Glance enters a Million Dollar Chase semi-final on Friday night at Wentworth Park off an injury setback but Greta trainers Michael and Michelle Lill are just glad to be there.

Newcastle Herald

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Life, death, intimacy and privilege: 4 works of COVID fiction – and what they say about us

Pandemics force us to face our mortality, prompting profound questions about life’s meaning. It is not surprising, therefore, that since the days of medieval plague outbreaks, infectious diseases have attracted the imagination of novelists. These stories operate as cautionary tales, holding humanity to account.

The Conversation

Two tiny puppies left to die on top of Valleys mountain

The pair, named Bertie and Greta, are thought to be the latest examples of deliberate dog dumping

Wales Online

"A League of Their Own" gets in the game

The Prime Video take on the classic baseball movie puts queer and Black women in the starting lineup – separately

Salon

Line of Duty's Anna Maxwell Martin in tears as she uncovers family tragedy in Who Do You Think You Are?

The actress headed to Northern Ireland to find out more about her grandfather

Wales Online

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Set in a 19th century Australian leper colony, Eleanor Limprecht's The Coast depicts past cruelties, but has powerful things to say about the present

Eleanor Limprecht’s new historical novel The Coast recreates a lost world that was once damned to obscurity. Set in a formerly remote coastal area known as Little Bay, just outside of Sydney, her book imagines a series of characters forced into quarantine after being diagnosed with leprosy.

The Conversation

Putin a 'heartless monster', says WWII refugee

'Now it's Russians, but with us it was the Germans.'

Newcastle Herald

Mick Jagger on acting: ‘Jack Nicholson told me to start with a character’s sex life’

He stripped off in Performance, dragged up in Bent and wore a bucket on his head in Ned Kelly. As he lends his glorious voice to new spy thriller Slow Horses, the Rolling Stone relives his greatest roles

The Guardian - UK

Three-in-five employers offer paid parental leave but few dads take up the offer to be primary carer

Ahead of the federal election, there are calls for the government to step in and offer 26 weeks paid parental leave so that more fathers share the role of primary carer during their child's life.

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