Sixty years after being denounced by clerics, Edna O’Brien was warmly welcomed back home in Ireland, as reported by The Irish Times. Despite facing backlash in the past, O’Brien’s return was celebrated and marked a significant moment in her career and personal journey. The event symbolized a shift in attitudes towards the acclaimed author, reflecting a more accepting and appreciative stance from the public and literary community.
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'A Great British Institution': No 10 Defends Sandwiches After Kemi Badenoch Says They Aren't 'Real Food'
Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch have engaged in a playful disagreement over sandwiches, with Badenoch stating that she does not consider them to be "real food" and prefers steak for lunch. Starmer, on the other hand, is content with a sandwich lunch and celebrates it as a British institution. The debate took a political turn when Badenoch criticized Starmer for not prioritizing farmers' concerns over inheritance tax changes, prompting a response from the Prime Minister's...
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