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Nurse forced to use martial arts to take down violent patient at one of Australia’s busiest hospitals
A nurse at a major Brisbane hospital was forced to use martial arts training to subdue a violent patient during an attack, highlighting ongoing concerns about violence against healthcare staff at one of Australia’s busiest medical facilities. The incident has renewed calls for stronger protections and support for frontline hospital workers who face increasing risks…
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Football Daily | Scrapped proposals, statement wars and the ongoing Infantino furore
The Guardian’s Football Daily newsletter reports on a fast-moving row within world football’s governing bodies after FIFA president Gianni Infantino proposed selling stakes in FIFA tournaments to private investors, prompting a strong backlash. Following pressure and the threat of a boycott, FIFA scrapped the proposal in a statement issued in the early hours of Saturday…
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Warner Music Group Q3 Revenue Up 10% on Double-Digit Streaming Growth
Warner Music Group (WMG) reported preliminary figures on Monday 3 August showing quarterly revenue up 10% to nearly $1.9 billion, driven by strong digital and streaming growth, for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. The company released the estimated results earlier than planned, having originally intended to report on 6 August, after announcing on Friday…
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The candidates being told to VANISH: Inside Democrats’ ruthless red state plan to snatch back the Senate
Democratic Party strategists are urging some of their own Senate candidates in Republican-leaning states to withdraw from the November 2026 elections, calculating that independent candidates stand a better chance of beating Republicans than official Democratic nominees in certain contests. The move reflects the pragmatic, at times ruthless, approach party leaders are taking as they try…
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Harris: ‘We need to revisit the Electoral College’
Vice President Kamala Harris said the United States should reconsider the Electoral College, the system used to elect presidents. Her remarks matter because changing or abolishing it would require a constitutional amendment and remains a divisive issue in American politics. The Electoral College can allow a candidate to win the presidency without receiving the most…
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Have Man Utd lost faith in their women’s team?
Manchester United’s women’s team head into the new Women’s Super League season without a manager, after Marc Skinner left the role by mutual consent following five years in charge, and with a squad many observers see as under-strengthened. The timing has fuelled concerns that United risk falling behind their rivals, reviving longstanding questions about the…
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Sony’s Spider-Man sequel finally set for IMAX release after Nolan exclusivity ends
Sony’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” has expanded onto IMAX screens after Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” relinquished the exclusive three-week booking that had previously locked the format. The delay meant one of the year’s biggest superhero releases launched without access to a format usually central to blockbuster marketing, despite which it still posted a record-breaking global…
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Spanish Socialist’s Pre-Crisis Migrant Comments Resurface After 60,000 Cross into Ceuta
In 2021, approximately 60,000 migrants, primarily from Morocco, crossed into the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta over a brief period, with 67 deaths reported. The surge has prompted renewed examination of politica
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Madonna & Kylie Minogue to Release ‘Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)’ Following WorldPride Amsterdam Joint Performance
Madonna and Kylie Minogue are set to release a joint remix of “Love Sensation” this week, extending the excitement generated by their surprise live performance together at WorldPride Amsterdam 2026. The moment marked a rare on-stage collaboration between two of pop’s most enduring stars, whose careers have run in parallel for nearly 40 years, and…
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Police National Legal Database confirms data theft after dark web leak
The Police National Legal Database (PNLD), a legal lookup service used by police forces and criminal justice agencies across the UK, has confirmed that cybercriminals stole its data, including names and work email addresses of police officers, justice staff, government partners and customers. PNLD, which is operated by West Yorkshire Police, discovered the “data security…