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BTS return to the UK after seven years with sold-out Tottenham stadium concert

  • BTS performed at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London—their first UK show in seven years
  • The setlist ranged across the group's catalogue, from hard-hitting rap to pop tracks, drawing strong audience reception
  • The group joked about bringing good fortune to England's football team during the concert

South Korean pop titans BTS returned to the UK for their first major performance in seven years, taking over Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a high-energy set that showcased the group's musical range across rap, pop, and

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Nothing launches Ear 3A earbuds with noise cancellation and call recording for $99

  • Nothing Ear 3A launches at $99 with ANC and call/audio recording capability
  • Available now through Nothing's online store
  • Mainline release (not CMF) matching original Ear a's price point

Nothing has unveiled the Ear 3A, a new wireless earbud model priced at $99 and available immediately through the company's online store. The earbuds feature active noise cancellation technology and the ability to record

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Nothing Ear 3A earbuds add onboard recording for calls and audio

  • Nothing's new $99 Ear 3A earbuds feature 32MB of onboard storage and can record both ambient audio and phone calls directly on the devices
  • All recordings sync to Nothing's mobile app where users can edit, transcribe, and share the content
  • The earbuds also include upgraded 12mm drivers, improved noise cancellation, and extended battery life up to 42 hours

Nothing announced a new pair of budget-friendly wireless earbuds, but not as part of the company's affordability-focused sub-brand, CMF. The new Nothing Ear 3A are available starting today through the company's online store for $99, which is the same price as Nothing's original Ear (a). That's good news…

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Barnes Thomas loses appeal over building work that killed neighbours’ racing falcons

  • Reality TV star Barnes Thomas loses u00a3500,000 falcon-death court fight.
  • Noisy building work blamed for stressing three prized gyr falcons to death.
  • Court of Appeal dismissed his challenge in a split decision.

Barnes Thomas, a former London art dealer who appeared on the Bear Grylls reality series The Island, has lost a roughly £500,000 legal battle with his neighbours in St Just, Cornwall, over the deaths of three prized racing falcons. A High Court judge had ruled that noisy building…

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Tess Rowlatt bailed to four-star Melbourne hotel after meth trafficking guilty plea

  • Melbourne woman Tess Rowlatt bailed after admitting meth trafficking.
  • Judge allowed her to stay at a four-star hotel.
  • She criticised the Daily Mail's coverage outside court.

Tess Rowlatt, a 36-year-old Melbourne woman dubbed a "party girl", has been granted bail after pleading guilty to trafficking methamphetamine and dealing with the proceeds of crime. County Court judge Duncan Allen released the repeat drug offender to a "suitable bail address", allowing her to move from a…

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Suno recruits Atlantic and YouTube executives to court music industry

  • Suno hires Atlantic and YouTube veterans for senior marketing and business roles.
  • Move aims to make the music industry a partner, not adversary.
  • Universal and Sony still sue Suno; Warner has settled.

Suno, the artificial-intelligence music generation company, has hired two experienced music-industry executives into vice-president roles as it seeks to position itself as a partner to the sector rather than an adversary. Grace James, formerly of Atlantic Records, joins as vice-president and head of artist marketing and editorial, while…

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Mass Balance sends autonomous chemistry lab into orbit to study disease proteins

  • UK startup Mass Balance launched an autonomous orbital lab on SpaceX.
  • It aims to study disease-linked proteins hard to image on Earth.
  • Collected data would train an AI model to generate revenue.

British startup Mass Balance has launched an autonomous, self-run chemical laboratory into orbit, aiming to gather data on hard-to-study, disease-causing proteins in the near-absence of gravity. The grapefruit-sized apparatus lifted off aboard a SpaceX transporter on Tuesday morning and matters because it represents an early step towards using…

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Harry attends documentary premiere by antisemitism-accused photographer Misan Harriman

  • Harry attended a London film premiere on his first night back in Britain.
  • The film's subject, Misan Harriman, faces anti-Semitism accusations over online posts.
  • Harry reportedly missed a Buckingham Palace stay after wavering over Charles's offer.

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, spent his first night back in Britain attending the London premiere of a documentary about photographer Misan Harriman, a close friend of Meghan Markle who has recently been at the centre of accusations of anti-Semitism. The 41-year-old had reportedly hoped to stay…

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England reach World Cup quarter-finals as hosts United States crash out

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  • David Squires cartoons the 2026 World Cup's big moments.
  • England reach the last eight; the US crash out.
  • Features an England game in Mexico and a Trump novelty.

The Guardian's football cartoonist David Squires has published his latest illustrated feature, casting a satirical eye over the major stories of the 2026 World Cup. The cartoon centres on England reaching the quarter-finals (the last eight), contrasted with the hosts the United States being knocked out of the…

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England’s World Cup quarter-final marked by EA Sports FC music playlist

  • EA Sports FC unveils a 50-track English playlist celebrating England's World Cup run.
  • Songs are drawn from over 500 past FIFA and EA Sports FC soundtracks.
  • Similar country playlists cover the USA, Brazil, Germany, with Spain next.

EA Sports has launched a new "Ultimate Mix: England" playlist to celebrate the England men's football team reaching the World Cup quarter-finals after beating Mexico. The playlist gathers 50 English tracks drawn from the back catalogue of EA Sports FC and FIFA game soundtracks, marking how the long-running…

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