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Femtanyl cool things down on exclusive playlist to accompany The Cover
The ‘Femta-nil’ playlist features tracks by James K, Grouper, Sigur Ros, Nourished By Time and more The post Femtanyl cool things down on exclusive playlist to accompany The Cover appeared first on NME.
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Brit, 64, dies after sliding down Ibiza hotel water slide in front of his wife and daughter
A 64-year-old British man died after going down a hotel water slide in Ibiza, according to the report, with the incident happening in front of his wife and daughter. The story matters because it highlights the seriousness of holiday accidents and is likely to raise questions about safety standards and emergency response at tourist resorts.…
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Union barons branded ‘champagne socialists’ as it emerges more than a third are on six-figure pay packages – including bosses threatening more shutdowns of hospitals, schools and the rail network
The article reports that several senior British trade union leaders have been criticised as “champagne socialists” after figures showed that more than a third receive total annual pay packages above £100,000. It presents this as politically significant because some of the same union figures are involved in disputes that could lead to further disruption across…
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Cocaine-addicted stalker breaks down in court after admitting terrifying campaign against woman he had a ‘work affair’ with
A Melbourne businessman has admitted stalking a woman with whom he had previously had a secret workplace affair, after what prosecutors described as a sustained and frightening campaign of harassment following their split. The case matters because it shows how stalking can escalate across multiple settings, including travel, hotels and surveillance, leaving the victim feeling…
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Devastated sister of young mother Jana Armstrong makes powerful promise as she breaks down in tears
The article’s headline reports that the sister of Jana Armstrong, described as a young mother, has spoken publicly through tears and made what is characterised as a powerful promise, following what appears to be Armstrong’s death. The URL suggests the case involves a murder in Toowoomba, Queensland, indicating this is an Australian crime story with…
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Starmer’s final week to pass Hillsborough law as Widdecombe murder arrest shocks
Sir Keir Starmer aims to pass the Hillsborough law before leaving office as police search a home over Ann Widdecombe’s murder; a deadly Russian strike hits Ukraine and Fifa mulls a 64-team World Cup.
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Migrant shanty town returns to West End: Rough sleepers from Eastern Europe set up camp next to London’s famous Marble Arch and take to streets to beg and pickpocket tourists
The page presented is a Daily Mail article headlined that a “migrant shanty town” has returned to London’s West End, with rough sleepers said to be from Eastern Europe setting up camp near Marble Arch and reportedly begging and pickpocketing tourists in the surrounding streets. However, the supplied text contains only the site’s navigation menu,…
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Sarah Beeny is set to WIN eight-year planning row over her mini-Downton Abbey after being ordered to tear it down as council U-turns
Property presenter Sarah Beeny appears set to win a long-running planning dispute over a large country house she built in Somerset, sometimes likened to a “mini-Downton Abbey”, after the local council reportedly performed a U-turn. Having previously been ordered to tear the building down, she is now understood to be on course to prevail in…
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‘Evil Dead Burn’ Director Breaks Down His Brand of French Brutality, From Practical Effects and Real Fire to That Post-Credits Scene
French director Sébastien Vanič* spoke to Variety about “Evil Dead Burn”, the latest instalment in Sam Raimi’s long-running horror franchise, which is now in cinemas. Vanič* embraces a limit-free approach to brutality — including a controversial scene in which a dog is killed — arguing that the “Evil Dead” films are the natural place for…
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Hillsborough law in Starmer’s final week; Widdecombe murder arrest
Starmer pushes the Hillsborough law through the Commons in his last week as PM, as police probe the murder of ex-minister Ann Widdecombe; plus a deadly Russian strike on Ukraine and Britain’s mobile signal trailing global rivals.