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‘They’re all bad - but some are worse than others’: every Harlan Coben show rated

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By Eleanor Biggs
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Eleanor Biggs Tue, January 6, 2026 at 11:49 a.m. UTC 7 min read ‘Widely regarded as some of the worst telly around’ … Rosalind Eleazar as Kat Donovan in Missing You.Photograph: Vishal Sharma/Netflix The American novelist Harlan Coben is, by commercial fiction standards, one of the most successful writers working today. A No 1 New York Times bestseller author, he writes pulpy thrillers of the type you buy at the airport, consume feverishly poolside, and never take home.
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Revisited: How the Beatles helped my autistic son find his voice - podcast

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By Helen Pidd Verified, Eleanor Biggs, John Harris Verified
| EIN News
In this podcast from 4 April, John Harris speaks to Today in Focus about how music helped him connect with his son, James. Harris tells Helen Pidd what he has learned about the way some autistic people experience music, and how songs opened up the world for James. Plus, they discuss the challenges and stereotypes autistic people still face
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‘People are always looking for a scapegoat': tensions rise in UK's asylum and refugee hotspot

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By Helen Pidd Verified, Eleanor Biggs
| MSN UK Verified
Crawley is used to new faces. As home to Gatwick airport, millions of travellers pass through this postwar new town every year. Some people get off a plane and stay, like the estimated 3,500 locals who came from the Chagos Islands and started new lives under the flight path. Others are plonked there by the Home Office. Relative to the size of its population, nowhere in the UK has more asylum seekers and supported (ie legal) refugees.
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