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Our peppy daily links: Elephant festival, nasty AI, Helen Keller airbrushing, Covid depression, BA.2 on the march, China shutdowns, tree planting debate, US-China spat on Russia, India buys Russian oil, Russia cuts ag exports, Assange appeal nixed, Biden approaval stalls. container homes, JPM v. clients

A MOTHER-of-five from North Wales is looking to make a return to the Hollywood-style life she enjoyed as a stuntwoman pre-Covid-19 pandemic.

British comedy icon John Cleese had his mic taken at an event in Austin, Texas, after pointing out that British were once slaves.  

Ya gotta feel bad for the South by Southwest folks. Just once a year, they want to get together to publicly examine their virtues, hold their shining intellects up for consideration and propose ways they can drag the rest of us mouth breathers up onto their enlightened plane.

Featuring Bristol Bears vs Bath, discovering the secrets of St George and celebrating Taylor Swift

Remember yesterday how, I referenced the ever-awesome bit about the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch in Monty Python and the Holy Grail and how after pulling the pin you must count to three, no more, no less, before lobbing the grenade at thine enemies? The implication was, of course, that I was on my third post in a row about the so-called “CDC whistleblower” and that was enough. I lied.

An apocalyptic vision of an insatiable, all-obliterating Russia has dreadful timeliness. GTheatre review by Ismena Brown

Sir Michael Palin has been reunited with a Ukrainian man who he first interviewed on one of his travel shows 30 years ago.

Ya gotta feel bad for the South by Southwest folks. Just once a year, they want to get together to publicly examine their virtues, hold their shining intellects up for consideration and propose ways they can drag the rest of us mouth breathers up onto their enlightened plane.

"Anonymous," a political thriller, advances the theory that Shakespeare's plays were not written by him, but by Edward De Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford.