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Man taken to hospital after incident closed M1 in South Yorkshire
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Drug dealer who laughed and asked Barnsley burglar if he wanted an aspirin after shooting is jailed for murder
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France Reaches World Cup Semi-Finals as Violent Unrest Erupts in London
France secured a spot in the World Cup semi-finals with a decisive 2-0 quarter-final victory over Morocco in Boston. The result triggered violent unrest in London, where police forces clashed with football supporters dur
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Bacteria that causes Legionnaires’ disease discovered in Guggenheim Museum cooling tower
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Kasabian announce 2026 ‘Nothing Better Than This’ UK arena tour with The Vaccines
Kasabian have announced a five-date UK arena tour for December 2026, titled ‘Nothing Better Than This’, with support from The Vaccines. The tour follows the band’s sold-out headline show at London’s Finsbury Park, where they drew a crowd of 45,000 – their biggest in the capital to date – and shares its name with a…
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‘I just want to know if it has caused my cancer’: life in the shadow of Lancashire Pfas factory
A government-commissioned study published last month found higher-than-expected rates of kidney cancer near the AGC Chemicals Europe plant in Thornton-Cleveleys, Lancashire, prompting residents to demand answers about the health impact of widespread contamination. The plant emitted an estimated 49 tonnes of Pfoa — a carcinogenic “forever chemical” internationally linked to kidney cancer — between the…
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Fears grow for missing California woman, 34, last seen walking away from the hospital
Police in California are searching for Amy Lynn Edmonds, a 34-year-old woman who has been missing since 28 June 2026, when she was last seen walking away from a hospital. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has issued a public appeal for information, with concern heightened because Edmonds is said to suffer from mental health…
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Fever Extend Winning Streak to 4-0 Without Clark Amid Political Debate Over Her WNBA Treatment
The Indiana Fever recorded their fourth consecutive victory in Caitlin Clark’s absence, defeating Phoenix 92-89 on Thursday night. Kelsey Mitchell drove the offensive effort with 29 points, including the go-ahead layup t
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Fever coach Stephanie White dodges question on GOP letter about Caitlin Clark’s treatment in WNBA
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White twice declined to directly engage with questions about a letter sent by 11 Republican members of Congress to WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert concerning the treatment of the team’s star guard, Caitlin Clark. Asked before Thursday night’s game against the Phoenix Mercury, White repeatedly deflected, saying the matter was “not…
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Singer Gwenno says her wild teenage days on Lord of the Dance in America were ‘drink, drugs, eating disorders’… Those were heady years and far from the wholesome world of cailíns and curls one might expect
Welsh singer Gwenno Saunders has reflected on her formative teenage years touring America as a performer in Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance, describing a period marked by “drink, drugs, eating disorders” that was far removed from the wholesome image of Irish dancing the show projected. The remarks come as she promotes her latest solo…