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Best duo in the East is back at the UC on Monday, and Bulls are green with envy

While DeMar DeRozan and Zach LaVine were both All-Stars last season, they pale in comparison to what Boston’s Batman and Robin of Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown are capable of. There’s little defense for that argument.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Contingency Plan review – climate-crisis dramas on a human scale

Updated 13 years after their first showing, Steve Waters’ double bill of plays feels more urgent than before – while their personal dynamics hint at challenges yet to overcome

The Guardian - UK

British firms on alert after Colonel targeted by Chinese spies on LinkedIn

A dodgy character named 'Robin' targeted ex-army intelligence officer Col Philip Ingram, a veteran of the Iraq War and a Nato planner. 'Robin' claimed to be a Chinese businessman

Daily Mirror

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Gotham Knights review – a promising spin-off that wilts in Batman’s shadow

The latest DC adaptation struggles to craft something spectacular from its ensemble cast and role-playing action

The Guardian - UK

'Gotham Knights' review: You'll wish you were playing the Arkham games

'Gotham Knights' fails to deliver on its intriguing premise, made worse by sluggish combat and a predictable story that undermines its characters.

Inverse

Gotham Knights review: ‘It’s content’

Gotham Knights is set in a world where Batman is dead, and there is a long list of things to do. That's content, baby.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Gotham Knights game review: a noir-tinged homage to Batman’s underappreciated sidekicks

The Bat is dead and four protégés are forced to step up

Evening Standard

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Texas struggles to get guns away from domestic violence suspects, leaving victims in danger

Although there are laws on the books preventing certain people from possessing guns, there are few places in the state where the criminal justice system has programs to hand over firearms to law enforcement — leaving survivors at a heightened risk for gun violence.

The Texas Tribune

Trae Young, Dejounte Murray duo shows its promise in Hawks’ win

ATLANTA — Lennon and McCartney. Batman and Robin. Snoopy and Woodstock. Starsky and Hutch. Trae and Dejounte?

Tribune News Service

Gotham Knights, the video game that kills off Batman

How do you make a Batman game without the man himself? Warner Bros Games in Montreal is giving it a shot with an open-world multiplayer game that sees a new guard of four heroes take his place

The Guardian - UK

'My brother named his baby after a cartoon character - his kid will be bullied'

A woman has begged her brother to reconsider naming his daughter after a character from his favourite cartoon - because she thinks people will 'make fun of' her

Daily Mirror

Devoted Scots mum has to hold baby boy 24 hours a day due to rare condition

Charlene Stewart's little boy Blake suffers from spina bifida, which causes defects in the spinal cord and means he is paralysed from the waist down.

Daily Record

Parking war escalates as neighbours use CHAINS to stop cars outside their homes

A family in Norwich claim residents in a neighbouring permit-free road are placing various objects in the road to stop people taking up parking spaces

Daily Mirror

Strathaven mural artist who brings colour and creativity to streets is 'living the dream'

Luisa Preston's artwork can be found across Strathaven and further afield in the south side of Glasgow

Daily Record

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Scots woman shares secret to long life as she celebrates 102nd birthday surrounded by family and friends

Christine Miller shared her secrets for living a long and happy life and says travel is key.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh woman shares secret to long life as she celebrates 102nd birthday

An Edinburgh woman has celebrated her 102nd birthday. Surrounded by dear friends, family and cake, Christine Miller shared what has given her a long and happy life.

The Guardian - US

Don’t mention the wok: what to do with surplus beansprouts

Beansprouts tend to come in bags that hold far more than you can use before they start to go off. We asked a panel of culinary experts how they save them from the food-waste bin

Daily Mirror

Royal Mail release Wallace and Gromit stamps marking iconic films and characters

The collection features Wallace and Gromit and their pals Feathers McGraw, Shaun the Sheep, Timmy, Robin, Morph and Chas, Frank the tortoise and Rocky and Ginger

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Nottingham Post

Seven things you won't find at Goose Fair in 2022 - including McDonald's

Times have certainly changed

Evening Standard

The toxic bro culture in London’s kitchens

Shouting matches, 90-hour weeks, blood, sweat and a lot of tears: as The Bear thunders on to our TVs, Joanna Taylor finds out if kitchen culture is as hellish as we’re led to believe

Inverse

'Gotham Knights' preview: Better than expected thanks to one key character

'Gotham Knights' is full of engaging characters, but one, in particular, stands tall above the rest.

The Independent UK

Stranger Things star Maya Hawke says she’d ‘do anything’ for a Robin-Steve spin-off series

Actor imagines series would see pair ‘partying in the clubs and figuring our s*** out’

Daily Mirror

Man builds traditional pub inside his house to stop him feeling homesick in America

The homesick Brit splashed out £10,000 on building his own traditional boozer in the back room of his and on finding out the Queen had died, he raised a glass to her in his own pub

Daily Record

Scots grandmother loses brave Motor Neuron Disease battle just two months after diagnosis

Stirling grandmother, Wanda Sharp, 76, died following a short battle with MND and her shattered family are now hoping to raise awareness of the condition and funds towards reasearch into it.

The Guardian - AU

Babel: the BookTok sensation that melds dark academia with a post-colonial critique

Set at Oxford in the 1800s, Rebecca F Kuang’s new novel is a magic-infused allegory for structural oppression – and social media can’t get enough of it

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