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Burnham Assumes Labour Leadership, Reshuffles Cabinet as Party Reconciles Starmer’s Exit

  • Burnham becomes PM, initiates cabinet reshuffle removing Starmer loyalists whilst implementing policy changes including £2 bus fare cap
  • Senior minister apologises for off-microphone remarks amid transition tensions
  • Labour MPs' public praise for Starmer conflicts sharply with their documented roles in orchestrating his departure

Andy Burnham has become Prime Minister following Keir Starmer's departure, promptly restructuring his cabinet by removing officials aligned with his predecessor whilst advancing new policy commitments, including a £2 cap

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Noname – “Squatter” (Feat. DRAM)

  • Noname and DRAM release new single "Squatter"
  • Song recounts a real break-in at Noname's house
  • Noname tours this year for Telefone's 10th anniversary

Chicago rapper Noname has released a new single, "Squatter," featuring Virginia singer DRAM, marking fresh activity from two artists who have been relatively quiet of late. The song arrives as fans continue to await a release date for Noname's long-promised mixtape Cartoon Radio, first announced last year alongside…

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New Rangers manager Derek McInnes gets four-match ban for Celtic penalty remarks

  • McInnes banned four matches for calling Celtic penalty decision "disgusting"
  • Ban covers Rangers' opening games, including at Dundee United
  • Elliot Watt got the same ban for similar social media comments

New Rangers manager Derek McInnes has been banned from the touchline for four matches by the Scottish Football Association, after he called Celtic's stoppage-time penalty against Motherwell last season "disgusting" while still Hearts manager. The controversial spot-kick, awarded by referee John Beaton following a VAR intervention, proved decisive…

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MindsEye’s Latest Attempt to Rekindle Interest Is to Become Rocket League

  • MindsEye releases Update 8 featuring Grenade Football, a throw-and-catch multiplayer soccer variant with cross-platform support
  • New Time Trial missions and console-accessible user-generated content added as part of recovery push from difficult launch
  • Community response remains mixed, with uncertainty over whether the update will draw back disillusioned players

MindsEye, the PS5 action game that suffered a widely mocked launch, has received a major Update 8 as its developers continue efforts to win back players. The headline addition is Grenade Football, the game's first cross-platform multiplayer mode, alongside a new Time Trial mission and console support for…

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Watch: Louvre reopens gallery after jewellery heist

  • Louvre reopens Gallery of Apollon nine months after major jewellery heist
  • Stolen crown jewels will not return; moved to secure areas elsewhere
  • Four suspects arrested, but stolen items remain unrecovered

The Louvre Museum in Paris reopened its Galerie d'Apollon on Wednesday, nine months after masked thieves stole jewellery worth millions in a daring daylight heist. The gallery, historically home to France's crown jewels, has reopened to visitors but without any jewels on display, marking a symbolic milestone in…

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Julie Andrews to be subject of Disney+ documentary in 2027

  • Disney+ confirms Julie Andrews documentary from director R.J. Cutler
  • Film covers her journey from British vaudeville to global stardom
  • Release planned for 2027; title and date still to come

Disney+ has confirmed a documentary on actress Julie Andrews, directed and produced by R.J. Cutler (known for "Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry" and "Martha"), set for release in 2027. The project promises an intimate portrait of Andrews' life and career, drawing on previously unseen archival footage…

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Gym issues groveling apology to Sikh man after ordering him to leave because of kirpan knife he carries as part of his beliefs

  • Sikh man ordered to leave Canadian gym over religious kirpan knife
  • He filmed the confrontation and shared it online
  • Gym issued a full apology after backlash

A gym in Canada issued a full apology to a Sikh man, Gurpartap Sangha, after staff ordered him to leave over the kirpan, a small ceremonial knife carried by baptised Sikhs as one of the faith's five articles of faith. The incident, which Sangha recorded and shared online,…

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Labour MPs’ cloying praise for exiting Starmer could almost convince you they ditched him for being too popular – and that Burnham played no part in his overthrow: PETER HITCHENS

  • Hitchens says Labour's praise for Starmer masks his ousting by colleagues
  • He accuses Andy Burnham of driving Starmer's downfall
  • Piece links this to Burnham's row over early prisoner releases

Peter Hitchens argues in this Daily Mail opinion piece that the effusive tributes paid by Labour MPs to Sir Keir Starmer upon his departure ring hollow, given that many of the same figures were instrumental in pushing him out. He suggests the praise is designed to obscure the…

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‘Five Star Weekend’s’ D’Arcy Carden Knows the Inherent Dangers of a Girls Trip

  • Carden says "Five Star Weekend" reflects real tensions of group holidays
  • The Peacock series has topped charts for two consecutive weeks
  • She likened its dynamics to a bachelorette party's inherent drama

D'Arcy Carden, star of Peacock's hit adaptation "Five Star Weekend," has spoken about the show's exploration of the tensions inherent in group holidays, saying such trips often expose old rivalries and jealousies among friends. The actress, who appears alongside Jennifer Garner and Regina Hall in the Elin Hilderbrand…

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Love Spells – Love Is The Law

  • Clash Magazine reviews Love Spells' debut album "Love Is The Law".
  • Album scores 8/10 for cohesive, intentional indie noir sound.
  • Reviewer praises narrative strength and slow, sultry atmosphere.

Clash Magazine has published an 8/10 review of "Love Is The Law", the debut album from artist Love Spells (Sir Taegen Harris). The reviewer praises the record for its indie noir production and intentional, cohesive storytelling, describing it as a confident artistic statement that establishes Harris's distinct voice…

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