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The White Lotus: secrets of super rich staying at hotel where TV satire filmed

As season two forsakes Hawaii for Italy, the manager of Taormina’s Four Seasons tells of his real guests’ foibles

The Guardian - UK

Is the ghost of an author’s father fixation haunting Prince Harry’s memoir?

JR Moehringer, the writer behind the Duke of Sussex’s book Spare, has previous form examining his own paternal issues

The Guardian - UK

Disaster Dollars: Abbott’s Big New Donor Got Half-Billion in COVID, Border Contracts

One of the biggest beneficiaries of the governor's pandemic and Operation Lone Star disaster declarations has now kicked Abbott a cool $150,000.

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Uncovering Britain’s secret history of bussing ethnic minority children

Shabina Aslam was sent away to a remote school under a policy of dispersing non-white children in the 1960s and 1970s, which she now explores in a Bradford-based exhibition

The Guardian - UK

Our Share of Night by Mariana Enríquez review – political horror

Set in the decades during and after Argentina’s military dictatorship, this occult treatment of the ‘dirty war’ fuses political allegory and gleeful gore

The Guardian - UK

A Private Spy: The Letters of John le Carré 1945-2020 review – missives accomplished

An extraordinary collection of his letters reveals the secretive spy novelist’s loves and laments

The Guardian - UK

Cowie resident left looking for answers after company car left outside home for two months

Aaron had been in regular contact with the company about the car since it was left outside the property at the beginning of September.

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Scottish man hits out after car 'abandoned' outside home for almost two months

Aaron Moison has hit out at Verisure due to the company's reluctance to come and remove the white Mitsubishi from his street since the beginning of September, as he says that it makes it difficult for him to get in and out of his drive

Edinburgh Live

Scots resident in furious battle with firm after car dumped outside house for two months

The motor had been parked outside Mr Moison’s driveway in Cowie, Stirling since the beginning of September.

Daily Record

Woman shocked to find her new home on Airbnb, listed by evicted tenant

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Natalie Siburt purchased her first home in Charlotte last month and, until recently, she’d been settling in nicely.

Tribune News Service

Report: Charlotte Football Fires Coach Will Healy

After a 1–7 start, the 49ers have opted to go a different direction.

Sports Illustrated

Virago founder Carmen Callil remembered by her friend Rachel Cooke: ‘Of course she was difficult’

The Observer writer on the brilliant publisher, a larger-than-life character among whose many talents was an extraordinary capacity for friendship

The Guardian - UK

Molly & the Captain by Anthony Quinn review – artful love stories and a gripping mystery

Quinn displays a masterly control of characters and narrative in an intricate, moving novel spanning three centuries

The Guardian - UK

‘I find myself choked up with the emotions’: TikTok’s trainspotter sensation Francis Bourgeois

Celebrity and trainspotter are not words you see together very often. But Francis Bourgeois’ unique style and infectious enthusiasm is proving to be a ‘hellfire’ hit

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Pilgrims to Mussolini’s birthplace pray that new PM will resurrect a far-right Italy

In Predappio, supporters celebrate victory of their first female prime minister Giorgia Meloni, leader of a party with neo-fascist origins

The Guardian - UK

Architect Moshe Safdie: ‘I was antagonistic to postmodernism – and I paid a price’

From his 60s utopian housing development to infinity pools in the sky, the Israeli-Canadian architect has always designed larger-than-life buildings. Now 84, he has written a memoir about the obsessional energy that still fuels his career

The Guardian - UK

Faith, Hope and Carnage by Nick Cave and Sean O’Hagan review – a lament, a celebration, a howl

The musician and journalist discuss love, death, drugs and religion in these astonishing, heart-rending conversations

The Guardian - UK

Light of Passage review – Crystal Pite’s magnificent dance of life

The Canadian choreographer has turned 2017’s acclaimed Flight Pattern into a full-length work that brims with massed energy and profound humanity

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Neal Ascherson at 90: ‘Journalism was easier in my time. You had more time to think’

The distinguished former Observer foreign correspondent reflects on an extraordinary life – beginning with a horrifying brush with a Luftwaffe machine gunner

The Guardian - UK

The future offers only variants on austerity? Bunk. There are ways to invest and grow

Despite the UK’s new negative credit outlook, it still has vast resources if it wants to access them

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: Ofsted asks staff from private care firms to inspect children’s homes

Recruits in pilot scheme have been taken from chains in charge of facilities deemed unsatisfactory

The Guardian - UK

‘We have a new capacity for pain’: comedian Rob Delaney on life after the death of his son

In 2018, the American comedian Rob Delaney lost his two-year-old son, Henry. He talks to Alex Moshakis about grief, longing – and why it’s OK to be angry

The Guardian - UK

Moonfish Café, Aberdeen: ‘A crowd-pleasing menu’ – restaurant review

On a grey day in the Granite City, lunch comes with a touch of magic and plenty of welcome colour

The Guardian - UK

Yomi Ṣode: ‘The last thing I want to be is a preacher’

The poet and performer on his debut poetry collection, drawing on Caravaggio and the concept of ‘manorism’

The Guardian - UK

‘My heart is bleeding’: villagers flee as the battle for Kherson rages on

As Russia vows to make the region’s main city a ‘fortress’, two evacuees tell of the long months with war on their doorstep

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