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How Palantir got into the NHS – podcast
A Guardian podcast episode features investigative journalist Lucas Amin discussing how the data analytics firm Palantir, sometimes labelled “the world’s scariest company,” secured a £330m contract with the NHS. Amin and colleague Peter Geoghegan investigated the relationship between the US tech giant and the UK’s public health service, uncovering a story involving controversial politicians, paid…
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FAITH NO MORE To Support SYSTEM OF A DOWN On Tour Of Australia And New Zealand In Early 2027
Faith No More will support System of a Down on four arena and stadium dates across Australia and New Zealand in January and February 2027, with venues and full ticketing details now confirmed. The tour marks System of a Down’s first Australian appearances in over a decade, having last played there at Soundwave in 2012,…
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Two dead, five hurt including toddler at Seattle food festival shooting
Two people died and five others were injured, including a two-year-old boy, when gunfire broke out at a food festival near the Space Needle in Seattle. Video circulating online showed panicked festivalgoers screaming and fleeing the scene as the shooting unfolded, prompting police to lock down the surrounding area of Seattle Center. Authorities have not…
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Dr Anthony Fauci’s embarrassing obsession with fame and celebrities is revealed in secret unearthed diary entries… as he bragged about meeting A-listers while Americans died from Covid
Newly unearthed diary entries reportedly show Dr Anthony Fauci, the former US health official who led America’s Covid-19 response, preoccupied with fame and celebrity encounters during the pandemic. The entries suggest he took pride in rubbing shoulders with well-known figures at a time when large numbers of Americans were dying from the virus, prompting criticism…
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Cabinet reset and China’s AI leap dominate as Burnham hosts Zelensky and Kimi rattles Silicon Valley
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Hakeem Jeffries doubles down on Dems’ and affordability ahead of midterms
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries has launched his party’s midterm campaign around affordability, promising action on living costs if Democrats regain control of the House. Speaking in Pennsylvania, he argued that Republican policies under President Trump have made everyday essentials more expensive; the message is intended to help Democrats win a narrowly divided chamber in…
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Burnham will host Zelensky at Downing Street today as his first international leader since becoming PM – and vows UK’s support for Ukraine is ‘unwavering’
Andy Burnham is set to host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at Downing Street, marking the first visit by a foreign leader since Burnham became Prime Minister. The meeting underscores the new government’s intent to maintain continuity in Britain’s support for Kyiv amid the ongoing war with Russia, with Burnham using the occasion to declare that…
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Young people ‘who work part-time on minimum wage earn £100 less than those claiming sickness benefits’
A Daily Mail report highlights research suggesting that young people working part-time on minimum wage take home around £100 less per month than those claiming sickness-related benefits, reigniting debate over work incentives within the UK welfare system. The comparison is likely to fuel political discussion about whether current benefit levels discourage young people from entering…
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Mary Beth Barone Says She & Benito Skinner Tried To “Get Out” Of ‘Ride’ Podcast Contract Over Dear Media CEO’s Politics: “Hard To Reconcile That”
Comedian Mary Beth Barone has revealed that she and co-host Benito Skinner attempted to exit their contract with Dear Media, the company that produces their podcast “Ride,” over political differences with chief executive Michael Bosstick. Speaking on the “Talk Easy” podcast, Barone said the pair were unable to leave the deal despite disagreeing with some…
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Beloved grandma is run over and killed by illegal immigrant while walking back to her car after grocery shopping, cops say
A grandmother was struck and killed by a driver, reportedly an illegal immigrant, as she walked back to her car after doing her grocery shopping at a Publix supermarket in the United States, police have said. The case has drawn significant attention given the driver’s immigration status, feeding into wider political debate in the US…