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Mum’s home ‘cracking’ and coming apart as neighbour’s house sinks – thestar.co.uk
A mother says her home is cracking and beginning to come apart because a neighbouring property is sinking. The report raises concerns about potential structural damage, residents’ safety and who is responsible for investigating and repairing any problems. The available text does not include the article itself, only a Google consent page, so it provides…
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No-nonsense judge rips into woman as she’s sentenced for horrific neglect of teen who weighed just 35pounds when she was found in heartbreaking condition
A Wisconsin court sentenced Kayla Stemler to eight years in prison for her role in the prolonged neglect and false imprisonment of a 14-year-old autistic girl. The judge described the case as “jaw-dropping”, “stunning” and “sickening”, saying Stemler had many opportunities to seek help during years of abuse. The case highlights the severe consequences of…
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Tim Curry Tributes as Meta Faces Child-Harm Trial
Sheffield sitcom filming, a modular desktop launch and a historic immaculate inning also feature in the latest news.
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Sheffield tattoo artist rebuilds business after London Road studio collapse – thestar.co.uk
A Sheffield tattoo artist has rebuilt their business after the collapse of a studio on London Road disrupted their work. The case highlights the practical and financial consequences that sudden building failures can have for small independent businesses, as well as the effort needed to resume trading. The available material identifies the incident and its…
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Jeers, walkouts, stage invasions: will Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists trigger British audiences too?
Tiago Rodrigues’s play *Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists* will arrive at London’s National Theatre after provoking unusually forceful audience reactions across Europe and Canada. Its depiction of fascism and anti-fascist violence has led to jeering, walkouts, singing, protests and attempted stage invasions, raising questions about how theatre confronts political extremism and the limits…
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“Not for the first time, they have snatched joy from the jaws of heartbreak.” Mastodon triumph over tragedy with Marrow Deep
Mastodon’s Marrow Deep is reviewed as a forceful and emotionally resonant album, shaped by the band’s recent loss of former guitarist and vocalist Brent Hinds. The reviewer argues that the record turns grief into renewed purpose, delivering the group’s heaviest and most consistently compelling material in roughly two decades. Across 63 minutes, the album combines…
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Harry Styles’ Brand New Together, Together NYC Setlist: Every Song Played at Tour’s First U.S. Show
Harry Styles opened an unprecedented 30-night run at Madison Square Garden with the first US show of his Together, Together tour, introducing a reordered setlist with previously unplayed fan favourites. The residency underscores the scale of his solo popularity and follows earlier dates in Europe and Latin America in support of his latest album. -…
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Tom Colicchio Says ‘Top Chef’ Has Become as Important as a James Beard Award
Top Chef’s judges Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons argue that the Bravo series merits another Emmy because its location-based production is more demanding than studio-bound reality competitions. They also say its lasting influence on the culinary world, alongside its emphasis on skill and collegiality rather than conflict, has made appearing on the programme comparable in…
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Despicable moment teenage e-bike rider crashes into a koala and rides away: ‘Bring back national service’
Dashcam footage showed a teenage e-bike rider colliding with a koala crossing a road in Holland Park, Brisbane, before the riders looked back and continued without stopping. The incident has prompted criticism of their apparent failure to check on the animal and renewed calls for road users to take greater care around wildlife, particularly during…
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Harry Styles honours Dolly Parton at revamped MSG opener
Harry Styles opened his 30-show Madison Square Garden residency with a substantially revised set, departing from the largely unchanged programme used on his “Together, Together” tour. He also paid tribute to Dolly Parton following the announcement of her death, thanking her as an influence before a recording of “I Will Always Love You” was played.…