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The Night Agent season 2 ending explained: What happens to Peter, and what was Foxglove?

The second season of The Night Agent has had fans just as gripped as the first - and also wanting to dive headlong into that ending

Woman & Home

Meet the Cast of 'The Night Agent' Season 2

The Netflix thriller series is back and Peter Sutherland is on yet another case.

Marie Claire

The Night Agent season 2 episode 7 recap: a step closer to Foxglove though time is running out

The Night Agent season 2 follows Peter Sutherland who is now a Night Action agent. But, when his first mission goes wrong, he questions who he can trust while he fights to uncover the truth.

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The Night Agent season 2 episode 4 recap: a dangerous evening at the Iranian mission

The Night Agent season 2 follows Peter Sutherland who is now a Night Action agent. But, when his first mission goes wrong, he questions who he can trust while he fights to uncover the truth.

WhatToWatch

Did Canada Betray Afghanistan’s Female Soccer Players?

When the Taliban retook the country in 2021, Canada promised its national team visas—tickets to safety. Years later, players are still waiting

The Walrus

Syrian family homeless again in tight rental market

A family that escaped war-torn Syria has been uprooted again after their home in a block of units went up in flames in Sydney because of a faulty smoke alarm.

AAP

Monument Valley 3 confirmed for iPhone later this year — but it won't be coming to Apple Arcade

This week, Monument Valley 3 was confirmed to be coming to iPhone in December, through Netflix Games.

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Netflix Drama Stirs Complex Past Of Pakistan's 'Courtesans'

The Netflix hit "Heeramandi" depicts the plush and powerful lives of courtesans in the 1940s, but there is little glamour for modern Pakistani sex workers in the faded red-light district where the series is set.

International Business Times

‘Music is the language of the world’: how a Syrian refugee became the toast of the Irish folk scene

Mohammad Syfkhan trained as a surgical nurse but fled Syria after Islamic State killed one of his sons. Settled in Ireland, he is now creating vital cross-cultural bonds

The Guardian - UK

‘Everyone Who Can Forgive Me Is Dead’ Is Our February Book Club Pick

Read an excerpt of Jenny Hollander’s book here, then dive in with us throughout the month.

Marie Claire

Veiled rebellion: Female medical students go underground in Afghanistan

One year ago, the Taliban told women they couldn’t study medicine. Now, some are doing it in secret.

Al Jazeera

Displaced Palestinians in overcrowded UN schools face outbreak of disease

More than half a million displaced Palestinians are sheltering in 150 UNRWA facilities and in poor conditions.

Al Jazeera

Middle East Roundup: In Gaza, mourning is a luxury

Israeli air raids killed the family of Al Jazeera’s Wael Dahdouh – we continue our coverage of Gaza this week.

Al Jazeera

No one is left to mourn in Gaza, as Israel’s bombs deliver daily death

Every day in Gaza, the two biggest hopes are to stay alive and not receive word of another devastating loss.

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The Conversation

Autistic people often feel they’re ‘doing love wrong’ – but there’s another side of the story

“Love has always intrigued me,” writes autistic author Kay Kerr, “in part because I have carried for a long time a feeling that I am doing love wrong.”

The Guardian - UK

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

A bullying beetle; an Irish myth; the search for a magical beast; and a gripping coming-of-age story set in Ghana

The Independent UK

5 new books to read this week

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Cursed Bread by Sophie Mackintosh and Not Now, Noor! by Farhana Islam.

The Independent UK

12 years of war: Syrian teens pen powerful artworks to help process earthquake and ongoing conflict

To mark the 12th anniversary of the Syrian War, Save the Children and The Arsenal Foundation are releasing a series of powerful drawings and poems from refugee children in Za’atari camp, processing the latest devastating shock in their former homeland

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What makes a girl from a decent family end up as a £500 hooker? Fame, money.. and sex

Born into a loving and stable home, she was destined for life as a drama teacher.

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