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‘I’d had 28 years of depression – now it was gone’: Comic Paul Foot on three seconds that changed his life | Comedy | The Guardian
Driving through Manchester one Sunday, at the wheel of a Nissan Micra, Foot suddenly woke from decades of anxiety, anger and misery. He talks about the friends who tried to help him, and the forgiveness he struggled to find
Marketing
Still throwing shrimp on the barbie: Tourism Australia’s advertising is stuck in a 1980s time warp | Anita Manfreda and Simon Pawson for the Conversation | The Guardian
Our tourism ads return again and again to familiar themes: white sandy beaches, red desert landscapes, barbecues and blokey humour. It’s time for deeper, more inclusive storytelling
Nature & Animals
Buoyant, the size of a lentil and almost impossible to recover: how nurdles are polluting the oceans | Plastics | The Guardian
Millions of the tiny plastic pellets are being washed up on the coast of Kerala in India in the latest in a series of global spills, as plastic treaty talks continue in Geneva
Software
‘Hacking is assumed now’: experts raise the alarm about added risk of surveillance cameras in childcare centres | Childcare Australia | The Guardian
As governments consider mandatory CCTV in early education, one big provider with cameras already installed is yet to formalise guidelines for how the footage will be stored and used
Travel
Ignore the sunburnt-Brits snobbery: the new generation of all-inclusive resorts are paradise for parents | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett | The Guardian
The holidays I dreamt of as a child have had an upgrade. And who wants to cook or plan with a toddler in tow anyway? asks Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett