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Gyles Brandreth has a new book out on happiness
Daily Mail· 1 day ago‘The rule that older people find most difficult to keep, and one of the secrets of happiness, is “don’t resist change”. Because I...the password.’ But he...
The best tech of 2024 so far – the 11 finest gadgets we've tested and what's coming next
TechRadar· 1 day agoYou may have seen that 2024's progress bar recently hit 50%. To mark that mildly terrifying...
Who has Sir Keir Starmer picked to be in his Cabinet?
Powys County Times· 1 day agoAs Labour’s new Red Queen, many will now be looking to Angela Rayner – like John Prescott before her – to serve as custodian of the party’s traditional values in the face of a modernising leadership ...
Reformist Masoud Pezeshkian wins Iran presidential election
The Guardian· 1 day agoThe reformist Masoud Pezeshkian has pulled off a stunning victory in the Iranian presidential runoff, reflecting deep dissatisfaction with the direction of the country in recent years and opening ...
Yorkshire by-elections paved way for Labour to reach Number 10
BBC News· 1 day agoAs the streamers are swept up and the bunting taken down, it would be easy for Labour supporters to...
‘I thought writing was a stupid hobby’ - Co Down crime fiction novelist Claire McGowan on turning...
The Irish News· 1 day agoJenny Lee chats to Rostrevor novelist Claire McGowan about her latest murderous mystery, Truth Truth...
John Mullane: Patrick Horgan is up there with all the greats even if Cork icon misses a Celtic Cross
Irish Independent· 1 day agoIf ever anyone deserved an All-Ireland medal, it’s Patrick Horgan. First up is a five-in-a-row...
Frank Roche: The five hurdles Limerick must cross to reach the pantheon
Irish Independent· 1 day agoThe clock is ticking, history awaits. At 4.0 tomorrow, Limerick lock hurls with their great rivals...
Colm Keys: Clare’s wayward frees have been a cross to bear at most costly moments
Irish Independent· 1 day agoSome 48 minutes into the 2018 Munster hurling final, after Cork had come from four points down to...
‘Jeez, was I in bad shape last year?’ – Limerick’s Gearóid Hegarty raises his game after below-par...
Irish Independent· 1 day ago“I’m a big man to reflect,” says Gearóid Hegarty, a big man in general, whose six-foot-five frame...
