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Q&A with Rebekah Peppler, author of the new cookbook le SUD

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By Diane Ackerman, Alisha Ramos
| Downtime (Newsletter)
These recipes were first featured in Downtime’s Weekend Recs #51. Rebekah is a Paris-based food, travel, and lifestyle writer and food stylist. She has written three books. Her latest, le SUD: Recipes from Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, is out now. What inspired the cookbook? So much inspired le SUD but the biggest inspiration is, of course, the region itself. It's a part of France I found (and continue to find) myself returning back to again and again since moving to Paris.
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I love my partner but our relationship started in an awful way. What should I do if I can’t trust him? | Australian lifestyle

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By Diane Ackerman
| News Concerns
I have a strong relationship with my partner; we work together, we love each other and we were friends for a long time before we eventually fell in love. The problem I have is that the way our relationship started was awful. He was in a long-term but flawed relationship with a friend of mine. He couldn’t tell her for a long time, and I was not able to force him to do so. I did ask, but not enough. So I witnessed him lying to her for so long, and I can’t forget this.
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King Charles ‘reduced to tears’ over well wishes following cancer diagnosis - National

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By Diane Ackerman
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King Charles says he’s incredibly moved by the outpouring of support following his recent cancer diagnosis, telling British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak that he’s been “reduced to tears” when reading the incoming messages and cards. Charles met with Sunak on Wednesday, the first time he’s held his weekly audience with the prime minister since he announced he would be stepping back from his public engagements to focus on his health.
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