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Fox News Channel’s ‘Hannity’ to air exclusive first interview with Sen Darline Graham on Monday
Fox News has announced that Sean Hannity will conduct the first exclusive television interview with Senator Darline Graham, a South Carolina Republican, on his programme on Monday. Graham was recently sworn in as interim US senator for South Carolina following the sudden death of her brother, veteran Senator Lindsey Graham, making her debut broadcast interview…
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7 Years Later, Kevin Feige Takes Responsibility for Marvel’s Biggest Failure
Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige has publicly taken the blame for the long-stalled Blade reboot, describing himself as “a giant loser and failure” for failing to get the film made with star Mahershala Ali. Speaking on the Happy Sad Confused podcast with Josh Horowitz, Feige’s rare admission highlights one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most…
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Windows Server Update Services buckle under Microsoft’s metadata mountain
Microsoft’s Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) has suffered “severe degradation,” causing painfully slow synchronisations or outright timeouts for organisations trying to fetch updates. The cause is a build-up of publishing metadata rather than any recent Patch Tuesday release, but it matters because WSUS remains widely used by enterprises to deploy and manage updates, and slow…
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Rodri’s redemption story leaves stars in the shadow of Spain’s great controller | Jonathan Wilson
In his analysis piece, Jonathan Wilson argues that Rodri, rather than any of the tournament’s flashier goalscorers, was truly the defining player of the World Cup, having been named player of the tournament for Spain despite an unspectacular playing style built on positioning and simple passing rather than athleticism. The piece uses Rodri’s understated dominance…
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Green energy tycoon Dale Vince sports a ‘chips are vegan’ t-shirt after being invited to help welcome Andy Burnham to Downing St… but he warns new PM that naming Ed Miliband as Chancellor would be a ‘mistake’
Green energy entrepreneur Dale Vince was invited to Downing Street to help welcome Andy Burnham as the new Prime Minister, marking Burnham’s first day in office after Keir Starmer’s resignation. Vince, known for his outspoken environmental and political views, used the occasion to publicly caution Burnham against appointing Ed Miliband as Chancellor, calling such a…
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Live Report: On The Meadow 2026 Brings Swim School, ARXX (And More!) To Signature Brew
On The Meadow 2026 took place at Signature Brew Blackhorse Road in London, presenting a day of emerging UK indie and alternative music. The event mattered as a showcase for newer acts, with swim school headlining and ARXX among the prominent performers. The festival was held on 12 July and featured seven main-stage acts: swim…
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Watch: SHADOWS FALL Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Hometown Concert
Massachusetts metal band Shadows Fall marked their 30th anniversary with a special one-off hometown concert on Saturday 18 July at the MGM Aria Ballroom in Springfield, Massachusetts, joined by fellow Massachusetts acts Unearth and Within The Ruins. The show, the band’s only booked date for the year, spanned a 14-song set covering three decades of…
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Labour’s Andy Burnham becomes UK prime minister, pledges regional devolution push
Andy Burnham has been sworn in as UK prime minister, becoming the country’s seventh leader in a decade, as his Labour government takes charge amid economic strain and political instability. Speaking outside 10 Downing Street on Monday morning, he called for a “new political model” based on collaboration rather than “point scoring,” and pledged to…
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Five iconic musicians Paul McCartney couldn’t stand
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10 Heaviest Books of the 1990s
Collider has published a list ranking the ten “heaviest” (darkest, most emotionally intense) books of the 1990s, spanning novels, a couple of non-fiction works and one graphic novel. The feature, written by Jeremy Urquhart, groups titles noted for their bleak, harrowing or cynical subject matter rather than mass-market appeal, distinguishing them from more universally popular…