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FOXNEWSW The July 5, 2024 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW The July 5, 2024

jon: it is perhaps the most serious challenge to the vladimir putin's authority, although at this moment it appears the challenge has edged. yevgeny prigozhin has turned his forces around and is said to be heading back to belarus. let's check in with our greg palkot who's covering the story from that part of the world. greg. >> reporter: jon, it looks like we're back on the brink in russia just across the border from where we are right now in kyiv, but it also looks like a lot of damage was done. it was the biggest risk to russian president vladimir putin's more than two decades of r...

Martin Amis wrote without fear. Who is brave enough to be his heir? - Vimarsana News

Martin Amis wrote without fear. Who is brave enough to be his heir?

No one else made writing seem so fun. A year on from his death, can anyone fill the void?

Youth is wasted on the young - Vimarsana News

Youth is wasted on the young

Young people today are filled with anxiety, brought on by Instagram, smartphones and social media. The fun parts of our culture are dying.

'A billion listens? Is that a lot?' John Cooper Clarke on penning possibly the world's favourite poem | Music - Vimarsana News

'A billion listens? Is that a lot?' John Cooper Clarke on penning possibly the world's favourite poem | Music

I Wanna Be Yours, a love poem that rhymes Ford Cortina with vacuum cleaner, has been a school text and a wedding staple. But now, thanks to TikTok and Arctic Monkeys, it has gone spectacularly global. So who was it written for?

The Guardian view on Philip Larkin at 100: a lasting gift | Editorial - Vimarsana News

The Guardian view on Philip Larkin at 100: a lasting gift | Editorial

<strong>Editorial:</strong> Whatever we may feel about the man, some things are eternal, and in his work he found the words for them