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‘Macmillan Super Coffee Day’ coming to Sheffield at the end of the summer to support cancer charity
“This fundraiser is our small way of coming together to support those affected by cancer and help make a difference”
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Teenager taken to hospital after rush hour crash on busy roundabout near Sheffield
Car ended up on its side after collision this morning
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CMF hit the balance between cheap and good clip earbuds
CMF’s Clip Pro earbuds offer a comparatively affordable and comfortable entry into the clip-style market, according to The Verge’s review. Their open-ear design is aimed at people who dislike in-ear buds, providing strong awareness of surrounding sounds while avoiding pressure in the ear canal, though this naturally limits sound isolation and consistency. The earbuds launched…
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Forget Yellowstone, the Best Neo-Western on Streaming Is Officially Back
Collider argues that Taylor Sheridan’s 2015 film Sicario has returned to prominence on HBO Max and remains a stronger neo-Western than his television hit Yellowstone. The article says Sicario matters because it combines Sheridan’s social commentary with Denis Villeneuve’s direction to examine violence, power and US intervention in the drug war with greater restraint. Emily…
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Investors sue Selena Gomez over Wondermind fraud claims
Five investors are suing Selena Gomez and the mental-health platform Wondermind, alleging fraud and claiming she failed to deliver on promises to actively build and market the business. The case matters because it alleges that investors were given an overly positive picture of a celebrity-backed venture which later faced serious financial and management difficulties; the…
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When is a mental health crisis too severe for telehealth? Warning signs families shouldn’t ignore
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial has renewed scrutiny of whether telehealth can safely support people with severe mental illness, particularly when their condition is worsening. The article emphasises that virtual care can be effective, but families and clinicians should recognise when an in-person assessment or emergency intervention may be necessary. It cites federal data indicating…
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I Wore an Electrical Muscle Stimulation Body Suit to Zap Myself Into Fitness
Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) suits are being marketed as a way to intensify short workouts by sending electrical pulses through muscles as users exercise. The article’s writer tests Pepper’s home-use suit, which claims that a 20-minute session can match the calorie burn and muscle activation of a conventional hour-long workout, but notes that the technology…
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Her Brain Was Broken. It Was Fixed With Sound—Not a Scalpel
The article explores an experimental treatment using focused ultrasound to target brain circuits involved in addiction without surgery. It follows Erin McNulty, whose long-term drug use led her mother to seek access to a West Virginia trial after seeing the procedure featured on television; the work could offer a less invasive alternative to implanted brain…
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Man accused of murdering Samantha Murphy is rushed to hospital after attempting to take his own life while awaiting trial
The man accused of murdering Samantha Murphy has reportedly been taken to hospital after an alleged attempt to take his own life while awaiting trial. The development is significant because it may affect his welfare in custody and the timing or conduct of the forthcoming legal proceedings. The article identifies the accused as Patrick Stephenson,…
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The Office’s Lucy Davis ‘overwhelmed’ by kindness after cancer diagnosis
Actress Lucy Davis has thanked supporters after revealing she has incurable breast cancer that has spread to her bones. The former The Office star said the public response had been “utterly overwhelming” and described the kindness and support as emotional, while using humour and a skateboarding video to lighten the mood. Davis, 53, said she…