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Burnham’s rescue dog won’t be joining Larry the cat at Downing Street
Andy Burnham has said his pet dog Axel will not be moving into Downing Street with him, joking that the bichon frise-poodle cross has “that angry little man thing going on” and would not get along with Larry, the Cabinet Office’s resident cat. The comment came during the prime minister’s first major broadcast interview since…
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All Halo: Campaign Evolved Skull locations and where to find each
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Kyle Busch’s widow opens up about grief and loneliness in emotional social media posts
NASCAR driver Kyle Busch’s widow, Samantha Busch, has shared candid Instagram posts describing the grief and loneliness she has experienced since his sudden death more than two months ago. Her posts offer a rare, personal glimpse into how the family is coping with the loss of the NASCAR legend, whose death was later attributed to…
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The Beatles tease major announcement with countdown and cryptic message
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Greens MP doubles down on her claim horse meat is being sold to Australians as beef and lamb mince because the government ‘isn’t taking food safety seriously’
A New South Wales Greens MP, Abigail Boyd, has reiterated claims that horse meat is being fraudulently sold to Australian consumers labelled as beef or lamb mince, arguing the issue reflects a broader failure by government to take food safety and labelling standards seriously. The claim follows an ABC Four Corners investigation and has reignited…
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Qantas plane flies for more than 24 hours in record-breaking flight
Qantas has completed what is believed to be the longest commercial flight ever undertaken, with an Airbus A350-1000ULR landing in Toulouse, France, on Tuesday after 24 hours and 24 minutes in the air from Melbourne. The flight forms part of Qantas’s Project Sunrise, which aims to launch non-stop services between Australia’s east coast and London…
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HAAi Links With Echonomist For New Single ‘Ignition’
Australian DJ and producer HAAi has released a new single, ‘Ignition’, in collaboration with fellow artist Echonomist, ahead of her forthcoming album ‘DIGITiSE’. The track combines a driving, dancefloor-ready sound with deeply personal lyrics, as HAAi (real name Teneil Throssell) reflects on growing up queer in a small Australian town and her longing to escape.…
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Fish Audio raises $50M seed to build AI voice models for creators and enterprises
Fish Audio, a Palo Alto-based AI voice startup, has raised $50 million in a seed round led by Coreline Ventures and Capital Today, with additional backing from 359 Capital, Parable, Play Time, Alphalist Partners, Bayhouse Ventures, Carya Venture Partners and HF0. The company builds AI voice models aimed at both creative users, who need expressive…
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Could Cable TV, That Vestige Of Bygone Media Glory, Undo The Paramount-WBD Merger?
A dozen US states have filed an antitrust lawsuit seeking to block Paramount’s $110 billion (£85 billion) acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, and cable television – widely seen as a declining relic of the old media order – has unexpectedly become a central issue in the case. The state attorneys general argue the merged company…
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French Navy carries out shooting drill mid interview
A French Navy patrol boat carried out a live handgun firing exercise in the English Channel without warning while a BBC journalist was interviewing Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp MP about small boat crossings. Philp said the gunfire, which came from a vessel around 300m away, felt like an attempt to intimidate the crew and…