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Prince William Discusses "Terrifying" Volunteering Experience at a Mental Health Helpline

"Some of those conversations lived with me for quite a long time afterwards."

Marie Claire

‘Where is Lorraine?’ X account shuts down after ‘really hurtful’ comments

A social media account that keeps track of Lorraine Kelly’s absences on her morning TV show has shut down.

Evening Standard

UK's nukes and fighter jets in doubt amid reliance on America, experts warn

Experts are questioning Britain’s ability to maintain its nuclear arsenal and operate fighter jets in light of shifting US foreign policy ...

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Transgender women moved to male prisons despite rulings against Trump order

One transgender woman was transferred to a male facility despite having had gender-affirming surgeries before her sentence

The Independent UK

Jan from Fear: What happened to the real life stalker and where is he now?

Prime Video's Fear is based on a terrifying true story - we look at who the real stalker was and what happened to him in reality

Woman & Home

US Halts Intelligence Support To Ukraine As Tensions Rise

The extent of the pause remains unclear, but it follows a breakdown in relations between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

International Business Times

Trial of Noel Clarke’s libel claim against The Guardian publisher due to begin

The actor is suing Guardian News and Media at the High Court in London.

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Trial of Noel Clarke’s libel claim against The Guardian publisher to begin in London

The Bafta-winning actor is suing Guardian News and Media at the High Court over a series of articles alleging sexual misconduct

Evening Standard

What the papers say – March 5

Ukraine dominates the front pages on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

“The thing I remember most was all the musicians when I came up with the little guitar lick, saying: 'Damn, that’s so good. That’s the coolest little lick’”: How Dolly Parton created a country classic later covered by The White Stripes, Beyoncé and more

“I was playing guitar pretty seriously back then,” Dolly said

MusicRadar

$5 a dozen: major egg companies may be using avian flu to hike US prices, new report finds

The highly concentrated egg market may be contributing to soaring consumer prices – and the spread of the virus, data shared exclusively with the Guardian shows

The Guardian - US

What Happens When Leasehold Flats Get Banned In The UK? What You Need To Know

The UK government is moving forward with plans to eliminate the creation of new leasehold flats in England and Wales.

International Business Times UK

A Trump megadonor leans into a tight swing-state Democratic primary

Pennsylvania’s biggest Republican donor may be trying to put his thumb on the scale of a Democratic primary

The Independent UK

‘A spectacle to horrify the world’: what the papers say about Trump and Vance’s meeting with Zelenskyy

The shocking and unprecedented scenes in the Oval Office dominate UK front pages today, with the papers united in horror

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Canada pizzeria joins boycott of US ingredients in retaliation to Trump’s tariffs

Graham Palmateer, owner of Gram’s Pizza, has done away completely with U.S. products

Evening Standard

Aimee Lou Wood: How we all fell for the Stockport-born star of The White Lotus

Aimee Lou Wood is winning over the world! And as she enjoys her biggest year yet, we give you the lowdown on her life story so far

Evening Standard

Remembering Gene Hackman: A look back at his most memorable quotes

As the world mourns the the tragic passing of the legendary actor and his wife Betsy Arakawa, we reflect on the star’s most candid insights over his illustrious career.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – February 27

Here are the stories making headlines this Thursday.

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The Guardian - UK

Arne Slot banned for Liverpool v Newcastle after two-game touchline sanction

Arne Slot has received a two-game touchline ban for his behaviour after Liverpool’s draw at Everton

The Guardian - UK

My big red carpet makeover: what I learned from the stylists to the stars

Stock up on wig tape, plunge your face in icy water, prepare your poses – and get ready for some really tricky interview questions

MusicRadar

"Stupid song. But our producer said, ‘It’s a hit.’ And he was right!”: How a famous singer had a No.1 in the ’80s with a song she hated

“There isn’t a city built on rock’n’roll!” she admits

Metal Hammer

“I was thinking, he has to go.” Architects vocalist Sam Carter initially wanted guitarist Adam Christianson fired following 2024 controversy

Sam Carter admits that he wanted Adam Christianson gone from Architects after the guitarist shared a transphobic post online

The Independent UK

Tim Westwood BBC review: A timeline of allegations

Westwood has strongly rejected allegations of sexual misconduct

Evening Standard

Tim Westwood: Timeline of allegations following review published by BBC

Westwood has strongly rejected allegations of sexual misconduct.

The Independent UK

Violent neo-Nazi group is silently rebuilding in the US and telling followers there are ‘only military solutions’

Terror organization the Base, formed in 2018, appears to be undergoing a resurgence which experts attribute to seizing a ‘window of opportunity’

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