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Why English Is So Weird (and Why That Might Actually Be Fascinating)
Ever wondered why English is so wildly inconsistent? Why dough , tough and bough look like cousins but sound like strangers? Or why you...
Stonewall Was a Riot: How One Night in 1969 Changed Everything
It started with a raid. The kind of thing that had happened a hundred times before. But something snapped that night. Maybe it was the...
The Horrific Crimes and Whole-Life Sentence of Wedding-Day Killer, Arthur Hutchinson
On a quiet Sunday in October 1983, the Laitner family home in Dore, an affluent suburb of Sheffield, had been filled with joy. They were hosting a wedding reception for their daughter Suzanne, celebrating with relatives and friends, toasting a new chapter in their family story. But in the hours that followed, their home would become the scene of one of the most chilling and senseless crimes in British criminal history, committed by a man whose name would come to represent the
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