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International Disruptors: Megan Park Talks Debut Series ‘Sterling Point’, Importance Of “Not Talking Down” To Young Audiences & Stepping Out Of YA Space With Next Feature ‘Die Alive’
Megan Park discusses her move from acting to writing and directing, following the success of films including The Fallout and My Old Ass. Her first television series, Sterling Point, has become a leading young-adult title on Prime Video, reflecting her aim to create ambitious work for younger viewers without patronising them. Park created, directed all…
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Rocket Report: Rocket Lab shows off its flexibility; Blue Origin’s two-pad plan
This week’s Rocket Report highlights moves by Rocket Lab, MaiaSpace and Firefly Aerospace as they expand launch capacity and pursue new vehicles. The developments matter because demand for launch services is tightening, while companies face pressure to prove that ambitious rocket programmes can be delivered reliably and financed sustainably. – Rocket Lab unveiled GHOST, a…
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‘We are apolitical’ Sheffield club manager says after facing backlash for hiring out space to Restore Britain
“Crookes Club provide a safe, friendly and welcoming environment for all sections of the community”
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Innovation is key to America staying a superpower. But it is missing an essential piece
The article argues that America’s status as a superpower depends not only on research and start-ups, but also on the industrial capacity to turn new ideas into practical capabilities. It says innovation requires factories, machine shops, testing facilities and supply chains, making manufacturing and infrastructure central to technological leadership. The author criticises Washington for focusing…
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NATO jets shoot down kamikaze drone over Latvia
NATO fighter jets reportedly shot down a suspected kamikaze drone over Latvia. The incident matters because Latvia is a NATO member and any unauthorised military drone activity near or within its airspace could raise security concerns on the alliance’s eastern flank. The supplied article text does not include the report’s substantive details, such as the…
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New Zealand says China tried using space investments to spy on local affairs
New Zealand’s Security Intelligence Service has alleged that a China-linked organisation attempted to establish space-tracking infrastructure in the country that could collect intelligence of military value. The agency says it disrupted the activity, highlighting concerns that New Zealand’s expanding space sector may be exploited by foreign states for espionage as well as legitimate scientific work.…
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Trump presses Senate on permanent daylight saving as salmonella recalls widen
Home Office scrutinises Barnsley takeaway licence; Moon-tested radiation vest offers astronaut protection. Elastica announce deluxe debut reissue.
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‘Big Brother’ Season 28, Week 5 Eviction: Fifth Housemate Voted Out After Surprising BB Block Buster
Chuk Anyanwu became the fifth housemate evicted from Big Brother Season 28 after losing the Week 5 vote by nine votes to one. The result followed a divided week in the house, with Head of Household La Trice Verrett targeting Chuk alongside Haley Thogmartin and Barrett Pfeiffer. Kamu Kirk won the Veto but left nominations…