Katie Rosseinsky
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- 34
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Meet the woman who thinks going to state school can be a super power (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. As thousands of freshers seek to make awkward conversation over lukewarm beer and wine in student unions around the country, you can guarantee that one question will crop up – and it’s one that’s loaded with unspoken significance. “What school did you go to?” It might seem like a harmless enquiry. Sometimes it is. But it can also be a way for students from wealthier backgroun
The Real Rooneys is chaotic, hilarious reality TV â review (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. A few years ago, the idea of Coleen and Wayne Rooney opening up their Cheshire mansion to a camera crew would have seemed more like one of the fanciful stories that Wagatha Christie herself might have teased on her private Instagram account, to see whether someone was sharing such a blatantly out-of-character update with the tabloids. The couple, who are now appearing in Disn
How close was Charles Spencer to his sister Diana? Inside their complicated bond (opens the original)
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When Charles, the ninth Earl Spencer, delivered his blistering eulogy at the funeral of his sister Diana, it felt like the opening salvo in a war of words with the Windsors. Diana’s “blood family”, the Spencers, he said, would do everything they could to ensure that William and Harry were not “simply immersed by duty and tradition”, a clear rebuke to the stultifying palace culture under which his sister had struggled. Stunned silence followed – until a wave of applause broke out from the crowd g
Inside Hyrox, the sport where people will soil themselves to win (opens the original)
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Go hard or go home, they say… a win is a win.” That was the defiant message posted on Instagram by Hyrox record holder Joanna Wietrzyk after her latest victory at a competition in Beijing over the weekend. It sounds like a typical soundbite from an athlete emerging from a difficult race or match – one that might not have gone to plan, exactly, but ended happily all the same. But the story surrounding Wietrzyk’s performance is, well, a lot messier than that. After becoming unwell during the fitne
Gary Linekerâs big telly return The Box deserves a red card (opens the original)
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Gary Linekerâs Saturday night TV schedule has had a rejig. For a quarter of a century, he was the king of the BBCâs late evening slot as Match of the Dayâs affable host. Then came the impartiality rows, a plan for a phased goodbye to the Beeb, and a MOTD exit that arrived earlier than anticipated last summer, after Lineker apologised âunreservedlyâ for re-sharing an Instagram post about Zionism that included a depiction of a rat, historically an anti-Semitic slur (he was unaware of tho
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