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EU border chaos feared at Dover crossing as busiest summer weekend looms
Dover port is bracing for severe congestion this weekend as Britain’s busiest summer getaway coincides with ongoing technical problems in the EU’s new entry-exit border system (EES). A £40m automated facility built to speed up biometric checks in Dover remains unusable due to software faults in France, forcing French border police to manually register non-EU…
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Government by grand jury, floodwater and boxing on TikTok top today’s news
Impeachment moves against a judge over a hijacker’s release, subpoenas of NYT reporters, and Mamdani’s Rikers World Cup visit dominate US politics, alongside Texas border flooding, an EU-Google Android ruling, Roblox’s AI game tools, Glasner’s Forest appointment and Serrano’s TikTok title fight.
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Taco Bell removes lettuce from menu in US after links to explosive diarrhoea
Taco Bell is removing lettuce from menus in some US states after health investigations linked shredded iceberg lettuce to an outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection that can cause severe watery diarrhoea. The precaution matters because the outbreak has affected large numbers of people and highlights concerns about tracing contaminated food through supply chains. The…
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PVR Inox’s Sanjeev Kumar Bijli On India’s Box Office Recovery, Cinema Expansion & Cannes Acquisitions Haul
India’s cinema industry is bucking the trend seen elsewhere in Asia, with theatrical revenues surpassing pre-pandemic levels despite the growth of streaming and a slower Hollywood release pipeline, according to PVR Inox executive director Sanjeev Kumar Bijli. In an interview with Deadline, Bijli credited a resurgence of strong Hindi-language hits, alongside steady regional cinema output,…
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‘Shadow government’: Trump claims intel community bragged about hiding Chinese meddling
President Donald Trump has accused members of the US intelligence community of running a “shadow government” that allegedly concealed evidence of Chinese attempts to influence American elections. The claim, made in a post on Truth Social, follows the release of newly declassified emails that Trump says expose officials boasting about suppressing information on Chinese election…
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The 1950s singer Phil Spector said went “down the tubes” copying Bob Dylan
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Wildfires disrupt Pennine trains as US shooting sparks “scum” row, plus film and gaming news
A briefing covering ongoing Peak District wildfire disruption, backlash over a British man’s fatal shooting in America amid a fraud row, film festival premieres for Paper Tiger and Toronto’s star line-up, plus new music from Logic1000 and TTSSFU and details on Modern Warfare Four.
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Woodstock, the 1969 festival Joni Mitchell thought of as “a modern miracle”
A beautiful song, a beautiful moment. The post Woodstock, the 1969 festival Joni Mitchell thought of as “a modern miracle” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Olympic great Lindsey Vonn reveals that her ankle is ‘still broken’ months after her shocking crash
Lindsey Vonn says her ankle is still broken five months after her women's downhill crash at the 2026 Winter Olympics, calling recovery a slow process.