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‘The mid-2000s was the golden era of first-person shooters’: David Syzmankski, creator of Dusk and Iron Lung, discusses the games on his PC

  • Szymanski calls mid-2000s FPS games the genre’s golden era.
  • He values the period’s variety over standardised shooter design.
  • Doom, Elden Ring and Infra remain key games on his PC.

David Szymanski, the creator of Dusk and Iron Lung, says the late 1990s to mid-2000s were the “golden age” of first-person shooters because the genre offered unusually broad creative variety. Speaking about his Steam library, he contrasted that period with eras dominated first by Doom-like games and later…

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‘Odyssey’ director Christopher Nolan calls AI an obvious ‘Trojan horse’

  • Nolan calls AI a "transparent" Trojan horse whose risks are obvious
  • Says public scepticism, especially among youth, is "encouraging"
  • Cites his DGA role and preference for film over digital technology

Christopher Nolan, director of the new film adaptation of "The Odyssey," has described artificial intelligence as a "Trojan horse" whose dangers are so obvious that the public isn't being fooled by it. Speaking to YouTube interviewer Hugo Travers, Nolan said he finds it "pretty encouraging" that scepticism towards…

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Tate Brothers Arrested in Miami Amid UK Extradition Bid

  • Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in Miami during UK extradition procedure
  • England wins World Cup bronze medal, their best result since 1966
  • Both stories lead today's news briefing

Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami following a British extradition request, marking a major development in the legal matter involving the brothers and UK authorities. The arrest dominated today's news briefin

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Patience, power, perfection – Duckett’s record-breaking innings

  • Ben Duckett scored a record 141 in the 3rd ODI at Lord's.
  • He broke Sir Viv Richards' 1975 record of 138.
  • It's now the highest men's ODI score ever at Lord's.

Ben Duckett produced a record-breaking innings of 141 for England against India in the third and final One Day International at Lord's, setting a new record for the highest score by any men's batter in an ODI at the ground. His innings surpassed a mark that had stood…

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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced lead begs fans to “please play us when when GTA 6 comes out” as he teases post-launch support plans

  • Black Flag Resynced may compete with GTA 6 for players’ attention.
  • Its lead has asked fans to play it regardless.
  • Post-launch support is being teased.

The lead behind Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced has appealed to players to support the game even if it launches near Grand Theft Auto 6, highlighting the expected difficulty of competing with one of the industry’s biggest releases. The comments also suggest the project is intended to receive…

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Speaker Johnson warns students are ‘indoctrinated’ to see US through ‘wrong lenses’ as nation celebrates 250th

  • Speaker Mike Johnson says students are being politically "indoctrinated" at university
  • He spoke at an Alliance Defending Freedom event marking America's 250th anniversary
  • Johnson warns young people see the US through "wrong lenses"

House Speaker Mike Johnson has warned that university students are being politically "indoctrinated" and taught to view the United States through the "wrong lenses", cautioning against distorted portrayals of American history and values. He made the remarks at an event marking the 250th anniversary of the United States,…

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Yard Act Loosen Their Collar and Rock Adventurously on ‘You’re Gonna Need A Little Music’

  • Yard Act's third album trades bite for melody and groove
  • Producer Justin Meldal-Johnsen widens their sound with piano and funk influences
  • First album written together in one room; "Thrill of the Chase" praised as standout

Yard Act, the Leeds post-punk band known for sardonic, politically charged lyrics, have released their third album, "You're Gonna Need A Little Music", which sees them adopt a noticeably more melodic and expansive sound. Rather than abandoning their trademark wiry edge, the record channels it into groove, movement…

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‘Who is D nexT one?’: Chilling Iran billboard fuels conspiracy theories over death of Lindsey Graham

  • Iran billboard reading "Who is D nexT one?" sparks conspiracy theories.
  • Theories link it to Senator Lindsey Graham's death and Trump.
  • Comes amid escalating US-Iran military tensions and strikes.

A billboard reportedly displayed in Iran bearing the phrase "Who is D nexT one?" has fuelled online conspiracy theories linking Tehran to the death of US Senator Lindsey Graham, according to the Daily Mail. The sign, widely interpreted as a reference to Donald Trump, has circulated amid heightened…

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Football Daily | Give it up for Vozinha, Spence and the 2026 World Cup’s cult heroes

  • Guardian newsletter lists 2026 World Cup's quirky breakout "cult heroes"
  • Vozinha (Cape Verde) and Eloy Room (Curaçao) star as veteran goalkeepers
  • England's Djed Spence and a toddler named Keyne also feature

The Guardian's Football Daily newsletter rounds up the World Cup's "cult heroes" - unlikely or eccentric figures who have captured attention during the tournament, from veteran goalkeepers to a referee, a toddler and even a television pundit's anecdote. The piece is a light-hearted, subjective celebration rather than hard…

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Just b******s… Boris takes aim at claims from Vance and co that British civilisation is being erased by immigration, with London make-up similar to NYC

  • Boris Johnson rejects claims immigration is erasing British civilisation
  • He compares London's ethnic diversity to New York City's
  • Comments push back against warnings from JD Vance and allies

Boris Johnson has dismissed claims made by US Vice President JD Vance and others that British civilisation is being erased by immigration, reportedly branding the argument "b******s". The former Prime Minister is said to have pointed to London's demographic make-up, comparing it to that of New York City,…

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