College bookstores are changing dramatically in the digital era
Some college bookstores run by vendors still look like the campus bookstores people remember from decades ago. At Macalester ...
Mo Salah’s return doesn’t mean Liverpool will beat Everton in Goodison Park’s final Merseyside derby
Liverpool also fell by the wayside along the road to Wembley when they were stunned by Championship basement dwellers ...
Rutter leads Chelsea on a merry dance as Brighton power into FA Cup fifth round
Brighton vs Chelsea: Rutter heads in equaliser for hosts after Verbruggen’s horror own goal – latest updates How Brighton ...
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What the papers say – February 8
Cuts by both Donald Trump and Chancellor Rachel Reeves are among the stories leading Saturday’s newspapers. The i weekend reports that the UK is braced for US President Donald Trump to demand ...
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What the papers say – February 9
A slew of Sunday papers look at the Southport stabbings and the sacking of a minister, who said a pensioner should die in a leaked WhatsApp chat. The Mail on Sunday and the Sunday Telegraph report ...
The New Yorker turns 100 − how a poker game pipe dream became a publishing powerhouse
The magazine, founder Harold Ross famously declared, would not be ‘edited for the old lady in Dubuque.’ A century later, it ...
And After All, There's a New Oasis Book On the Way: See the Cover! (Exclusive)
A Fan History of Oasis' by Melissa Locker is out July 1, 2025, and PEOPLE can exclusively reveal its cover. The upcoming book ...
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What the papers say – February 7
And the Daily Mail hails the news as a “new era of stagflation” for Britain. The i paper writes Ms Reeves may have to raise taxes or cut spending to meet her own fiscal goals after the Bank of ...
New look at film adaptation of bestselling romance novel 'This Time Next Year'
"Good Morning America" is sharing an exclusive clip of "This Time Next Year," the film adaptation of Sophie Cousens' ...
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What the papers say – February 6
The i says the comments placed Britain on a “collision course” with the US as the UK joined a host of opponents to the proposal, including Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Iran and the UN. Thursday's ...