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Watch Rihanna Uplift a Self-Conscious Fan Who’s Battling Cancer in Touching Interaction: ‘You’re Fire’
Rihanna shared a warm exchange with a fan who is living with cancer, captured in an episode of Jason Lee’s “Grocery Shopping With Rihanna” released on Monday 6 July. The moment resonated because the singer used the encounter to reassure a self-conscious admirer, offering a public gesture of kindness that quickly drew attention online. While…
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Deadly Legionnaires’ disease outbreak sparks concern in major US city: Know the symptoms
New York City health officials have declared a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, with 23 confirmed cases and 17 hospitalisations recorded as of 6 July. No deaths have been reported. Officials are urging anyone who has visited the east side of Central Park or the Upper East Side since late June to…
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Man in his fifties dies after being hit by a jet-ski whilst riding on an inflatable with children off Hampshire coast
A man in his fifties has died after a jet-ski crashed into an inflatable he was riding with his two children off the Hampshire coast on Sunday evening. Emergency services were called to the sea near Calshot Activity Centre in the New Forest at around 6pm following reports of a man in difficulty in the…
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James Ford tells us about writing new album ‘Lost In Another World’ while receiving treatment for leukemia
Producer and musician James Ford has told NME about creating his new album ‘Lost In Another World’ while undergoing hospital treatment for acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), an aggressive cancer of the white blood cells. The record — his second solo LP and the first released under his full name, James Ellis Ford — will be…
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Ireland rejects Zelensky call to halt alumina exports to Russia
Irish Minister of State Niall Collins has publicly rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s call for Ireland to halt exports of alumina to Russia, insisting that Ireland has been a strong supporter of Ukraine throughout the war. The dispute matters because it exposes tension between Ireland’s stated backing for Kyiv and the continued operation of a…
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Global famine deaths could reach millions without urgent action
The data can help predict what a future pandemic virus might look like.
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Mitch McConnell hospitalised three weeks as rumours grip Washington over his condition
Republican senator Mitch McConnell, 84, has been in hospital for three weeks after a medical emergency at his Washington home on 14 June, and the lack of updates from his office has fuelled intense speculation in Washington. Some of Donald Trump’s most vocal supporters are now demanding “proof of life”, reflecting how the information vacuum…
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Vulnerable woman strangled by Sheffield man over drug debt after sex-for-drugs deal
Abid Hussain would provide “free drugs” in exchange for “intermittent sexual activity”
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Creatine may ease depression symptoms alongside standard treatment, review finds
A systematic review published in Genomic Press’s journal Brain Medicine suggests that creatine monohydrate, a widely used muscle-building supplement, may help ease symptoms of major depressive disorder when taken alongside standard treatments. The findings matter because creatine is cheap, readily available and generally well tolerated, raising the possibility of an accessible add-on therapy, though the…
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Moritz De Hadeln, festival pioneer who led Berlin and Venice, dies aged 85
Moritz de Hadeln, a pioneering industry professional who led the Berlin, Venice, and Locarno Film Festivals, has died. He was 85. Reps close to de Hadeln’s family confirmed the news to Deadline. de Hadeln died on Saturday, July 4, at a hospital in Nyon, Switzerland. de Hadeln was born in Exeter, England, to a family…