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Eau the Music Shares New Single ‘In This Silence’
Montréal-born, Ottawa-based artist Eau the Music has released ‘In This Silence’, the first single from her forthcoming debut album, ‘Light in the Dark’. The self-produced track blends dream pop, shoegaze and alternative rock, and introduces a project shaped by personal reflection on identity, love, loss and change. Eau the Music, pronounced “O the Music”, wrote,…
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TSHA Teams Up With Pollena On New Single ‘Tell Me’
TSHA has released ‘Tell Me’, a new single featuring London electro-pop artist Pollena, through Major Recordings/Warner Records. The house track combines TSHA’s restrained, hypnotic production with Pollena’s vocals and has been selected as BBC Radio 1 Dance Party’s Hottest Record of the week, giving it prominent exposure. The release is TSHA’s second original track of…
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Whole Hog Politics: What we learn on vacation
The article’s content is unavailable because the webpage returned an access-denied message rather than the news text. As a result, no clear or neutral summary of its reporting can be produced without risking unsupported claims. The supplied page title is “Whole Hog Politics: What we learn on vacation”, published by The Hill, but it provides…
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Live Gallery: Bloodstock Open Air – Day 1
The article appears to be a live photo gallery covering the first day of Bloodstock Open Air, a UK heavy metal festival. However, the supplied page text contains only a browser verification message, so no performances, artists or events can be confirmed. As a result, the available information does not provide details about the festival’s…
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British father whose two-year-old son fell to his death from hotel window is ‘in a very bad emotional condition’ lawyer says as he returns to UK for funeral
A 37-year-old British banker charged over the death of his two-year-old son at a hotel in Cyprus has been allowed to return to the UK for the boy’s funeral after his lawyer said he was in a “very bad emotional condition”. The child fell 33ft from a fourth-floor window at the King Evelthon Hotel near…
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Church protesters could face tougher penalties under rare bipartisan crackdown
A bipartisan group of US House members has introduced legislation intended to strengthen protections for people attending religious services, responding to protests that have disrupted or obstructed access to houses of worship. Supporters say the measure would safeguard religious freedom and public safety, while its significance lies in the unusual cross-party agreement on balancing worshippers’…
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Minister forced to deny Andy Burnham is ‘too blokey’ after PM told to tone down beer and football references
Home Office minister Anna Turley has rejected suggestions that Prime Minister Andy Burnham is “too blokey” after reports that Downing Street advisers urged him to reduce football and pub-related content in his social media videos. She said his approach was authentic and accessible, arguing that it helped politicians engage with the public and that enjoying…
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Restore co-founder ‘suggested Farage had been bought by Jews’ – as Restore stands accused of being ‘far-right in a suit’
Restore, the party founded by former Reform MP Rupert Lowe, is facing fresh accusations of antisemitism after co-founder Charlie Downes responded to a Nigel Farage social media post with an image seemingly implying Farage had been “bought” by Jewish supporters. Campaigners including Labour Against Anti-Semitism and the Campaign Against Anti-Semitism condemned the post as invoking…
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Autism providers cheer Trump crackdown after millions allegedly stolen from children through Medicaid fraud
American autism care providers and advocates have voiced support for the Trump administration’s crackdown on Medicaid fraud, saying the alleged theft of millions of federal dollars has harmed both taxpayers and children with autism who depend on the programme. The Autism Families Alliance, a coalition of clinicians, behavioural therapists and families of autistic children, says…