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How the hell did ‘Repulsion’ come from the mind of Roman Polanski?
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Dozens of Brits ‘duped into purchasing illegal Spanish properties’ are evicted, assaulted and lose everything: The story you MUST read if you’re thinking of buying a home abroad
Dozens of British buyers have reportedly been left homeless and out of pocket after being duped into purchasing illegally built properties in Spain, with some subsequently evicted from their homes and, in some cases, assaulted. The report serves as a cautionary account for prospective British buyers of property abroad, highlighting the legal and financial pitfalls…
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‘Harry never wanted to be estranged but he was madly in love. Now the veil is lifting’: Inside plan to reverse Megxit as friends tell ALISON BOSHOFF about communication between Harry and William… and why the Sussexes’ American dream is over
Friends of Prince Harry have described plans to gradually reverse “Megxit” following a reconciliation meeting with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove last week, with the couple’s Portuguese holiday home reportedly seen as a potential staging post for an eventual return to Britain. The visit, kept away from cameras and social media under agreed…
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LOUIS DE BERNIERES: The truly bizarre bonfire accident that made me understand Joan of Arc’s agony as she was burned at the stake
Author Louis de Bernieres has written about a strange accident involving a bonfire that left him with a new, visceral appreciation for the suffering endured by Joan of Arc when she was burned at the stake in 1431. The piece uses his personal experience to reflect on the historical figure’s ordeal, offering a first-person perspective…
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Furious Bryson DeChambeau makes decision on The Open after screaming at rules officials and threatening to pull out over bizarre ‘cheating’ scandal
Bryson DeChambeau has decided to continue playing at The Open despite a furious clash with rules officials over a “cheating” controversy that reportedly saw him shout at tournament staff and threaten to withdraw. The incident has put fresh scrutiny on the American’s often fiery relationship with golf’s governing bodies, adding drama to what is already…
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‘Renaldo and Clara’: the bizarre 1978 movie that became Bob Dylan’s strangest endeavour
‘Renaldo and Clara’ was Bob Dylan’s unconventional 1978 film project, combining fictional scenes with footage from his Rolling Thunder Revue tour. The article presents it as his strangest artistic undertaking because it blurred documentary, concert film and surreal drama in ways that confused many viewers. The film featured Dylan alongside musicians, collaborators and actors, including…
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Bizarrely calm 911 audio reveals moment drowned teenager Nolan Wells’ boat started sinking
A newly released 911 call has shed light on the final moments before teenager Nolan Wells drowned after the boat he was on began sinking near Horn Island, Mississippi. The audio has drawn attention for its strikingly calm tone from the caller, even as the situation described was rapidly turning into a fatal emergency, offering…
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Family of Sikh mother, 24, stabbed to death as she slept in bed with newborn shocked by ‘hooliganism and violence’ in UK as they plead for her body to be returned to India
A 24-year-old Sikh mother was stabbed to death in the UK while she slept in bed with her newborn baby, prompting her grieving family to speak out about the shock and horror of losing her to violence in a country far from home. The family have described being stunned by what they call the “hooliganism…
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10 Netflix Shows That Are Way Too Intense for Kids
This Collider feature highlights ten Netflix series that, despite being popular or visually appealing, contain themes far too mature for children, even when accessed outside parental control settings. The article argues that appearance alone (animation, teen casts, or crude comedy) can be misleading, as several of these shows tackle heavy real-world issues like suicide, sexual…
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First Night of the Proms review – 250th anniversary of US independence takes centre stage
The Proms opened its new eight-week season at the Royal Albert Hall with a First Night programme built around the 250th anniversary of American independence, featuring works by Copland, Gershwin and Ravel alongside a new commission. Conductor Dalia Stasevska led the BBC Symphony Orchestra with characteristic energy, and the evening served as both a celebration…