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Did Katie Walker ‘walk into the ocean’ and never return? Disturbing cop theory in case of ‘vanished’ mum who featured in Vogue – as landlord is smacked down over lease request
Police investigating the disappearance of Katie Walker, a mother who once featured in Vogue, are reportedly exploring a theory that she may have walked into the ocean and not returned. The case has drawn attention both for the unsettling nature of the police theory and for a separate dispute involving her landlord, who has been…
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The classroom moment that bonds finalists De la Fuente & Scaloni forever
Spain manager Luis de la Fuente and Argentina’s Lionel Scaloni will face each other in the World Cup 2026 final in New Jersey, bound by a shared history dating back to 2017, when Scaloni studied for his Uefa Pro Licence under De la Fuente’s tutelage at the Spanish federation. Despite emerging from very different footballing…
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Chinese solar company says its new cell has an efficiency of 35.5 percent
Chinese manufacturer LONGi says it has developed a solar cell with a conversion efficiency of 35.5%, verified by the European Solar Test Installation, a recognised reference laboratory for calibrating photovoltaic devices. The claim matters because it far exceeds the roughly 25% efficiency typical of commercially available solar panels, potentially signalling progress towards more powerful panels…
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‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’s Finale Was Always Going To End With That Huge Twist
David Gordon Green and David Rosen, the director and creator behind Apple TV’s comedic thriller Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, have discussed how the Season 1 finale was designed from the outset to end on a major twist. Speaking to Collider, the pair explained their approach to blending genres and embracing unpredictability throughout the show’s ten-episode run,…
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The “big, big decision” in 1999 that cost Tim Allen an “obscene” amount of money
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Clear-cut to punish DeChambeau – R&A boss
The two-shot penalty given to Bryson DeChambeau at the Open is a “clear-cut decision” and Donald Trump has not called the R&A, says CEO Mark Darbon.
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Birth tourism crackdown expands as House chairman raises criminal conspiracy case
Rep. Brandon Gill, a Texas Republican who chairs the House Oversight Committee’s Task Force on Defending Constitutional Rights and Exposing Institutional Abuses, has said companies that help foreign nationals travel to the United States specifically to give birth—so their children automatically acquire US citizenship—may be engaged in a criminal conspiracy. The intervention marks an expansion…
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Tesco delivery drivers hit out at company’s confusing safety advice after death of pensioner hit by supermarket’s van
Delivery drivers working for Tesco have criticised the supermarket’s safety guidance as confusing, following the death of an elderly pedestrian who was struck by one of its delivery vans. Drivers say they have received unclear or inconsistent instructions on how to safely manoeuvre vehicles around customers and pedestrians during deliveries, raising concerns that such gaps…