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• COMING TO TERMS WITH SOME SPRING STYLE HACKS

  I used to buy my dad books that poked fun at his lack of understanding of all things young and cool. His dad status meant he didn't know the contemporary idioms, so I would amuse myself by purchasing the "Dad's guide" to whatever it was at the time.

• A different Dubai

  ONCE upon a time, Dubai was little more than a small fishing village backed by endless dunes and miles of desert wilderness. Those humble beginnings barely seem possible given the futuristic metropolis that stands today: gleaming seafront promenades, the tallest skyscrapers in the world and shopping centres filled with everything from countless stores to larger-than-life aquariums and even ski slopes.

• 600 Apple staff to lose their jobs

  APPLE is laying off more than 600 workers in California, marking the company's first big wave of postpandemic job cuts amid a broader wave of tech industry consolidation.

• Bench pair 'not ready' for action

  MICHAEL Carrick has explained why he included Rav van den Berg and Hayden Hackney on the Middlesbrough bench, even though neither ended up returning to action in the victory over SWANSEA City.

• 'Claims on war wrong'

  TWO former defence ministers are wrong to say the UK is unprepared for the possibility of war, Oliver Dowden has said.

• Building better futures together

  THE Beverley School, a special educational needs school in Middlesbrough, is celebrating after receiving funding from a national housebuilder.

• 'We should have won', says Black Cats boss

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• 'Hate law won't work'

  A FORMER Scottish first minister has branded new hate crime legislation as "unworkable".

• 'Little fighter' Koen defies odds

  A MIRACLE baby born without part of his brain has survived against the odds to celebrate his first birthday.

• Abba star marks 50 years since Eurovision win

  Abba star Bjorn Ulvaeus reflected on the band's Eurovision win 50 years ago as the stage show Mamma Mia celebrated 25 years in the West End.

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