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Interior design secrets of the super-rich

Telegraph: Succession's set designers are bang on the money, experts say.

The greatest wealth transfer in history is here, with familiar winners

New York Times: The oldest of America's 73 million baby boomers are now 80.

A cult leader told followers to starve to meet Jesus. Why did so many do it?

New York Times: As of this past week, 179 bodies have been exhumed from forest graves.

The Project co-host's bold statement for Mother’s Day

Why television presenter Kanoa Lloyd chose comfy clothes and no makeup for her photoshoot.

‘Mum, Dad, I’m trans gender’: What to do if your child wants to transition

Transgender children need love and support, not vitriol parents say.

End of empire: Can King Charles save the Commonwealth?

New York Times: Many of the UK's former colonies are accelerating efforts to cut ties.

Before you consider a weight-loss drug, read this

Telegraph: Here's everything you need to know about the new anti-fat injections.

ETs, ghosts and a demon horse: Welcome to the creepiest airport in the world

New York Times: A giant, murderous stallion makes sense as a mascot at Denver airport.

Camilla’s first husband was ‘serially unfaithful’ - but he remains part of the Royal inner circle

Times: Andrew Parker Bowles is still one of Camilla's closest friends. How does he do it?

'The tables have turned': Why more women are choosing to have babies alone

Telegraph: Societal and workplace shifts are fuelling a rise in solo motherhood in the UK.

Nine rules for choosing the right partner (according to a divorce lawyer)

Telegraph: Most relationship splits have common factors. Here's what to look out for.

‘The only book we had was the Bible’: Peter Andre on the guilt of leaving his faith

Times: Before finding fame as a pop star, Andre grew up a devout Jehovah’s Witness.

Charles and Camilla’s is the greatest love story of all time

Telegraph: The new King and Queen have weathered more storms than most.

Seniors rematch: Are Biden and Trump too old to run for president?

Financial Times: If re-elected, Biden would be 82 at the start of his next term; Trump 78.

A beauty treatment promised to zap fat. For some, it brought disfigurement

New York Times: 'The hardest part is seeing photos of myself, so I barely take any now.'

Life in plastic? It’s fantastic: A brief (bright pink) cultural history of Barbie

Times: Despite some controversies, kids have been playing with the doll for 64 years.