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Thursday briefing: How Labour’s so-called ‘surrender squad’ plans to regrow EU relations
‘I don’t deal in nonsense’: Tulisa on ‘revenge porn’, tabloid stings, celibacy, success and survival
Comedian whose Raygun musical saw legal threat from breaker announces ‘completely legal’ new show
The comedian who cancelled her Raygun-inspired musical after the breakdancer’s lawyers issued her a notice saying she was “damaging her brand” will now go ahead with another “completely legal parody musical” about breakdancing.
It comes after Rachael “Raygun” Gunn, via her lawyers, requested $10,000 to cover legal fees from the …
Stephen Colbert on Justin Trudeau’s political crisis: ‘Welcome to the club’
Late-show hosts cover various democracies in peril and a surprising new survey on Americans’ Christmas preferences.
Stephen Colbert
addressed serious reports that many Americans would prefer burgers to turkey as their Christmas Day meal. “I’ve got to ask: …
‘You’re not planning a murder, are you?’ How student researched Bournemouth beach stabbing
Most young people who study criminology at the University of Greenwich in south London do so in the hope of getting a job in the police or perhaps probation or the Prison Service.
But when Nasen Saadi suddenly switched courses and began to study the subject in the autumn of …
Lazy Susan: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
I am Lazy Susan from Drag Race Down Under, and I have a confession: this article is the pinnacle of my career – everything I have ever aspired to. After this moment, nothing else will compare. For years, I’ve been a devoted fan of the Guardian’s 10 funniest things column: …
Why are Australian politicians talking about gingerbread people?
What’s this about a gingerbread man scandal rocking Parliament House?
I think you mean gingerbread PEOPLE - which is the recipe for this particular pastry palaver.
Parliament House’s various cafes are stocking holiday-themed goods, from Christmas cookies to green-and-red iced doughnuts and fruit mince pies, but one specific …
‘Brad Pitt stand-in’ jailed for duping partner into sex without condom
An man who claimed to have worked as a movie stand-in for Brad Pitt has been jailed for rape after he deceived his then-partner into believing he had used a condom while having sex.
Luke Ford, 35, was sentenced to 16 years in custody for a sustained campaign of abuse …
Wednesday briefing: The world waits after Ukraine assassinates top Putin general in Moscow
Tintin and the terrific tomb: Essex heritage listing is thrill for Hergé fans
Blistering barnacles! Thundering typhoons! Blue blistering barnacles in a thundering typhoon! Who knew there was a 300-year-old tomb in Essex that can be linked to Tintin’s boozy best friend Captain Haddock?
The little-known tomb of Mary Haddock, in a churchyard in Leigh-on-Sea, has been named as one of the quirkier …