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- Sep 26, 2026
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7 (actually good) things coming to Netflix in October (opens the original)
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October: the definitive slide into darkness. Gone is the summer, and that last slice of sunny-season optimism. On the upside, this is when Netflix and the like tend to ramp up their TV and movie schedules on the run up to the film awards run. Winter gloom looms with its ominous chill — but also soon to arrive is a top-tier selection of movies and TV to get through as the nights grow longer, and the pub gardens start to close. Among this month's killer crop: a long-awaited adaptation of John Stei
The new Slow Horses is darker than ever (opens the original)
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The following article contains spoilers for season six of Slow Horses. The clouds are gathering over Slough House. They're often doing that, and it is in fact kind of the whole thing in Slow Horses: that there's this miserable little corner of the British intelligence establishment where the lights are always flickering and everyone's living off Pot Noodles and sarcasm, not a well-tailored suit in sight. But in this latest season, Slow Horses has gotten even gloomier. Case in point: the first ep
Running is life's rarest meritocracy, according to the fastest runfluencer we know (opens the original)
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They’re meeting up to do it in clubs. They’re raving about “the high”. They’re spending half their salaries on top-end gear, and they’re even videoing themselves doing it and posting it online. It’s called running, and the young people of this country are going absolutely crazy for it. Sport England data reckons there are 7.1 million runners in England alone right now, which is half a million more than there were the year before and 850,000 more than the year before that. It also reckons the dem
What Should You Eat Before a Big Night Out? (opens the original)
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In a perfect world, you’d be able to have as many drinks as you want, have a wonderful time, and wake up with no consequences whatsoever. But I’m sorry to have to report that we do not live in a just world, and so hangovers do in fact exist. And if you’ve ever been so unfortunate as to have had one, you'll know that they are terrible. So. Solutions. There are old wives’ tales, and there are dubious new preventative pills to swallow. Somewhere amidst all this is an obvious factor: food. We’ve all
What should you eat before a big night out? (opens the original)
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In a just world, you’d be able to get as drunk as you want, have a wonderful time, and wake up with no consequences whatsoever. But I’m sorry to have to report that we do not live in a just world, and so hangovers do in fact exist. And if you’ve ever been so unfortunate as to have had one, you'll know that they actually exist pretty hard. So. Solutions. There are old wives’ tales, there are dubious new solutions, there are solutions we know work but don’t want to employ (just drink less? Oh yeah
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