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Move over RuPaul, the Drag Kings are ready to rule

New York Times: The blurring of gender boundaries has allowed for more freedom.

Afghan interpreter who volunteered with Kiwi troops: 'NZ is leaving me to face death'

Kiwi and US soldiers remember friendly face – but so does the Taliban.

'Nothing after the ICU other than death': Behind the lines of Britain's Covid War

New York Times: In cramped intensive care wards the battle against Covid is unrelenting.

The reinvention of the Chow brothers - from the sex industry to property

The Chow brothers have quit the sex industry and want to have $2b in assets by 2025.

The coronavirus is plotting a comeback. Here's our chance to stop it for good

New York Times: Vaccines and widespread caution should blunt the next surge.

Sienna Miller: 'I want to be doing this at eighty'

Times: The actress is back, a decade on from being in the tabloid headlines.

The inside story of how the Oxford vaccine was made

Times: How an email to a scientist in her pyjamas began an astonishing story.

Guantanamo's 'most tortured prisoner' on surviving 14yrs of hell

Times: After 9/11 he was imprisoned and tortured by the US - yet never charged.

Kim Kardashian's divorce lawyer on what she's learnt about marriage

Times: The attorney Hollywood celebrities call when they need an exit plan.

The 'Kiwi' Isis terrorist: How she was radicalised in Australia

Inside story of Suhayra Aden's life in a Syrian refugee camp, and her bid for freedom.

Three detectives obtained a false murder confession. Was it one of dozens?

New York Times: A false confession. An innocent man imprisoned for nearly 20 years.

'Right now feels so long and without any end in sight'

New York Times: People have been keeping digital diaries as part of a pandemic project.

The Dotcom decade - and what it has cost the taxpayer

Revealed: The legal hours invested by our Government in the Megaupload case.

Can you really turn a hobby into a career?

New York Times: The pandemic has given some the push to turn a pastime into a moneymaker.

The rise of sex on screen: Bridgerton, Normal People lead TV's sexual revolution

Times: Our TV screens have become saturated with explicit sex.

Meet Milo Beckman, the whizz-kid making maths supercool

Times: By 15 he was a Harvard prodigy. Now 25, he's written a brilliant book about maths.

Fashion influencer on surviving Covid – and being trolled for it

Times: How a Vietnamese heiress went from Gucci girl to social media pariah.

Trump's last days in office: How a president unravelled

Times: Aides and allies speak out about Trump's final days in the White House.