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ROBERT HARDMAN: Education Secretary whose ‘poor little me’ back story is as risible as her grammar
The article criticises Education Secretary Lucy Powell’s account of her background and education, arguing that she has overstated hardship and portrayed her former college unfairly. It matters because the claims concern the accuracy of a senior politician’s public narrative and have prompted scrutiny shortly after her appointment. Powell previously said she was the only student…
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Sheffield’s Megatron culvert set to feature in Alice Roberts’ new Channel 4 archaeology series
Sheffield’s Megatron culvert is set to appear in a new Channel 4 archaeology series presented by Professor Alice Roberts. The feature could draw national attention to the city’s unusual underground infrastructure and its industrial heritage. The available article text does not provide further details about the episode, filming, transmission date or the culvert’s history. Megatron…
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The 1945 movie scene that taught Stellan Skarsgård everything he ever needed to know about acting
Stellan Skarsgård has said a scene in the 1945 Swedish film *Hets* (*Torment*) taught him the essential lesson of acting: to be truthful rather than demonstrative. The reflection matters because Skarsgård, now one of Sweden’s most internationally recognised actors, credits an early cinematic experience with shaping his approach to performance. The article identifies *Hets*, directed…
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After ‘The Odyssey,’ 1 Award-Winning Video Game Franchise Deserves a TV Adaptation
Collider argues that Supergiant Games’ Hades franchise would be a strong candidate for a television adaptation, following the success of other game-based series such as Fallout, The Last of Us and The Witcher. The article says its Greek-mythology setting, character-driven story and distinctive visual style could suit the expanding fantasy-TV market, particularly amid renewed interest…
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Maine woman awarded vast fortune after blundering surgeon removed her bladder instead of ovarian cyst
A Maine mother has been awarded $15.75 million (about £12.3 million) after a surgeon mistakenly removed her bladder instead of an ovarian cyst during a routine operation. Emily Mitchell, 43, of Skowhegan, endured years of further surgery and ongoing medical complications as a result of the error, which triggered a lengthy legal battle before a…
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Azzi Fudd wins WNBA 3-point contest, becomes first rookie champion
Azzi Fudd won the WNBA All-Star three-point contest, becoming the first rookie in the league’s history to claim the title. The Dallas Wings guard’s victory marked an impressive debut at All-Star weekend and underlined her reputation as an elite outside shooter. Fudd scored 30 points in the opening round, just 10 short of the maximum…
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Karol G Celebrates Global Stadium Tour With Unapologetic New Song ‘Matadora’
Karol G has released the new song “Matadora” as she began her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour in Chicago. The release signals a possible new musical phase following her 2025 album Tropicoqueta and coincides with a tour that marks a significant milestone for Latin pop representation in major stadium venues. She teased the track with…
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George Lucas’ Final Star Wars Project Is Officially Getting a Release 14 Years Later
Star Wars Detours, George Lucas’s animated comedy series set before the original trilogy, is due to be screened at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art when it opens in September 2026. The announcement ends 14 years of uncertainty over the programme, which was completed but shelved after Disney bought Lucasfilm in 2012. Created by Seth…
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10 Greatest YA Books of All Time
Collider ranks influential young-adult novels, arguing that the genre can combine accessible storytelling with literary and philosophical depth. – The list highlights coming-of-age themes including identity, family, first love and purpose. – 10. *The Knife of Never Letting Go* (2008): Patrick Ness’s dystopian novel explores privacy, violence, masculinity and prejudice. – 9. *Speak* (1999): Laurie…