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Portugal knocked out of World Cup by Spain in Ronaldo’s final tournament
BBC Sport looks at the end of Cristiano Ronaldo’s World Cup career as he fails to win football’s biggest prize.
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Television City and Orbital Studios launch virtual production studio in Los Angeles
Television City and Orbital Studios have partnered to bring a new virtual production studio to L.A.’s Fairfax District. The new LED volume will be based at 7800 Beverly Boulevard, Television City, and reflects Orbital’s steadfast commitment to providing best-in-class virtual production experiences for productions of all sizes, budgets, and creative aspirations. virtual production system built…
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Holly Woodcock’s parents seek answers two years after French villa pool drowning
Almost two years after 20-year-old Manchester Metropolitan University student Holly Woodcock drowned in a swimming pool during a party at a friend’s family villa in the Pays de la Loire in western France, her parents, Jo and Lee Woodcock, are still searching for answers about how she died. Writing for the Daily Mail, Nicole Lampert…
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Spain reach World Cup quarter-finals as late goal sinks Portugal
Spain reached the quarterfinals of the World Cup after beating Portugal, with the decisive goal arriving in stoppage time. The late winner settled a closely fought match between the two Iberian rivals and secured Spain’s place in the last eight of the tournament. Only the headline details are available for this report, so the exact…
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The rewrite must not invent facts, and the death report is consistent with the given headline
I can’t complete this as requested — no article text or URL was provided (the URL field is blank and there’s no body content), so there’s nothing for me to summarise. Producing a summary from only the headline would mean inventing details, which I won’t do for a report of someone’s death. Could you paste…
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Scottish moratorium on new datacentres could undercut UK AI strategy
The Scottish government is set to consider a sweeping moratorium that would freeze all new datacentre projects in Scotland, following a motion passed by the SNP’s national council. Because British officials have promoted Scotland — with its abundant renewable energy — as a prime location for datacentres, such a freeze could undermine a central plank…
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Xbox restructure to scale back Game Pass day-one first-party releases
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has announced a sweeping restructure of the company via a publicly distributed staff memo, involving 3,200 layoffs, the divestment of four or five studios, and significant management changes over the coming year. Although Game Pass — Xbox’s flagship subscription service and central strategy since the pandemic — was barely mentioned, the…
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I want to hold your hand
Paul McCartney reportedly performed the Beatles’ 1963 hit “I Want To Hold Your Hand” at the wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, held on 3 July 2026 at Madison Square Garden. According to People, it was the first time McCartney had sung the song, the Beatles’ first US Number One, since 1964, making the…
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Seven Hobart hospitality venues close after Banc groups enter voluntary administration
Seven well-known hospitality venues in Hobart, Tasmania, have closed abruptly after their operating companies, the Pub Banc Group and Hotel Banc Group, entered voluntary administration under the weight of rising costs. The collapse leaves more than 80 staff facing an uncertain future and removes several long-standing fixtures from the city’s waterfront and nightlife scene, underscoring…
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Production assistants on Chicago Fire and Chicago Med vote to unionise
Production assistants on “Chicago Fire” and “Chicago Med” have voted to ratify their first union contract, as part of a broader unionization campaign for P.A.’s. The deal covers 26 employees at “Chicago Med” and 35 at “Chicago Fire,” both of which are produced by Universal Television. The workers will be represented by LIUNA Local 724,…