Deborah Ross
international woman of no mystery whatsoever.
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1 week ago |
thetimes.com | Deborah Ross
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1 week ago |
spectator.com.au | Deborah Ross
The Salt Path12A, Nationwide The Salt Path is an adaptation of the best-selling book by Raynor Winn. It tells the true story of how she and her husband, Moth, lost their home and lost all their money. At one point they go to a bank to withdraw all their funds: £1.38. And if that wasn’t bad enough he’s then diagnosed with an incurable neurodegenerative disease.
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1 week ago |
spectator.co.uk | Deborah Ross
The Salt Path is an adaptation of the best-selling book by Raynor Winn. It tells the true story of how she and her husband, Moth, lost their home and lost all their money. At one point they go to a bank to withdraw all their funds: £1.38. And if that wasn’t bad enough he’s then diagnosed with an incurable neurodegenerative disease. So what do they decide to do? They decide to embark on a 630-mile walk along the South West Coast Path. Isn’t that what any of us would do, given the circumstances?
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2 weeks ago |
thetimes.com | Deborah Ross
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1 month ago |
thetimes.com | Deborah Ross
The front page of The Times on Tuesday told us all to go and look at art. Stop scrolling. Ditch the productivity app. Ignore your inbox. Turn the gas off under the chip pan — you’ll so regret that if you don’t — and gaze at something beautiful instead. That’s the gist of a study by the University of Cambridge which says that contemplating art boosts abstract thinking, provides relief from anxiety, allows for greater clarity and frees up the mind.
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@KateRobbins this is what I have to live with, Kate. On the wall! (Wrexham v Arsenal, FA Cup, ‘92) https://t.co/IKZld93ZwJ
Portrait of Lady on Fire, which opens in cinemas today, is wonderful and solely about two women and I wish they’d tell men’s stories like this. Oh wait, 1917. Oh wait, The Irishman. Oh wait, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Oh, wait, The Two Popes. Oh wait, The Lighthouse...
Can anyone offer a Pale Horse explainer? Totally baffled.
