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Tens of thousands came to the Belgian capital to march against austerity measures.
Tens of thousands came to the Belgian capital to march against austerity measures.
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Six-year-old Ivy Brown, from Wokingham in Berkshire, sent a letter to Princess Charlotte asking if she'd watched the 'best movie ever'.
A fire at a garment factory and a warehouse in Bangladesh’s capital has left at least 16 people dead and several others injured, the Fire Service and Civil Defense department said
Liverpool return after the international break this week with Arne Slot hoping fortunes have turned for several of his forward players
The newborn's name pays tribute to two of the couple's family members, Paris Match reported, with Carolina being a nod to Pierre's mother, Princess Caroline of Monaco.
Many UK workers could lose thousands
Red, yellow, lilac and orange are some of the colours shoppers get with this striped sweatshirt
Aso Hassan was worshipping at a town mosque in Hanley on August 3, 2024 when he noticed police cordons in place outside.
The knitted cardigan is cropped making it 'perfect' with jeans or suit trousers
This word-of-mouth sensation’s scenes about the US marines’ treatment of homosexuality are incredibly powerful. Until it throws in a weird food fight and starts trying to become an Orange Is the New Black-style comedy drama One of the pitfalls of the streaming era is that so many shows seem to go unheralded. Last week, Netflix’s Boots looked likely to be one of them, slipping into the submenus without making a noise. However, thanks to unbelievably positive reviews (“The best new TV show of the fall” said USA Today) and frothing word of mouth, the military drama is now the third most-watched show on the platform. With every passing hour, it seems as though Boots is destined to become the next Squid Game-style breakout. So, with all that said, is it actually any good? The answer: kind of. Boots is an adaptation of Greg Cope White’s 2015 memoir The Pink Marine, detailing his time in the US military in 1990, a few years before Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell became the service’s official position on homosexuality. It’s a subject that’s ripe with potential – 2018’s The Assassination of Gianni Versace featured a thread about a gay serviceman that was more powerful than the rest of the show combined – so hopes were undoubtedly high. Continue reading...
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