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Johnny Fisher faces Michael Pirotton in Zuffa Boxing 11 main event
Zuffa Boxing 11 featured English heavyweight Johnny Fisher against Belgium’s Michael Pirotton at London’s Copper Box Arena on Saturday, 26 September. Fisher entered as the strong favourite and was seeking to build momentum towards a future heavyweight title shot, while Pirotton’s durability and knockout record offered the prospect of an upset. The 10-round main event…
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Dressmaker is a serious seamstress sim with a lot of love stitched into the finer details
Dressmaker is a cosy dressmaking simulation game in which players run a small shop and create outfits for customers with different requirements. Although it is still a prototype, the article presents it as an unusually engaging and detailed experience, with its appeal coming from the care involved in designing, cutting and sewing each garment. Players…
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Bayeux Tapestry fans are turned away or forced to wait hours as British Museum bans photography and apologises for chaotic queues
Visitors to the British Museum’s sold-out Bayeux Tapestry exhibition have faced chaotic queues, lengthy delays and, in some cases, been turned away despite holding timed tickets. The museum has apologised after some visitors’ 40-minute viewing slots were shortened or lost entirely, prompting criticism of the experience. The exhibition has sold a record 100,000 tickets, priced…
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FEARLESS V, Featuring Former PRIMAL FEAR Members, Announces Debut Album, Shares ‘Fearless V’ Single
FEARLESS V, formed by four former PRIMAL FEAR members and vocalist Gianbattista “Jan” Manenti of THE UNITY, has announced its debut album, *Circus Life*. The album is due on 26 February 2027 through Lucky Bob Records, while the band has released its first single, “Fearless V”, marking a new chapter for the musicians after their…
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Pope Leo XIV draws vast crowds before Paris Mass
Pope Leo XIV attracted an estimated 700,000 people to an open-air Mass at Paris’s Place de la Concorde, praising young people’s enthusiasm and commitment to the Catholic Church. The large turnout underscored the public interest surrounding his four-day visit to France and his emphasis on sharing faith, supporting migrants and preserving human values. Leo travelled…
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Albanese’s grand final absence avoided scrutiny over Kylie Minogue comments
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese skipped the AFL grand final on Saturday, citing his early-morning return from the United Nations General Assembly in New York as the reason. However, a columnist suggests the real cause was Kylie Minogue’s pre-game performance, following controversial comments Albanese made on a podcast in July in which he discussed wanting to…
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Behemoth high school football star slams defender to the ground like a ragdoll after interception
Seneca Driver, a tight end from Boyle County High School in Kentucky, forcefully tackled a defender to the ground after the opposing team intercepted a pass during a recent game. The incident has drawn attention due to Driver’s exceptional size and athleticism, highlighting the intensity of his play as one of the country’s top-ranked high…
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Couple in their late 50s debate $100,000 business investment
A couple in their late 50s faces a financial decision about investing $100,000 from their $250,000 savings into their best friend’s successful business, with the husband seeing opportunity whilst the wife worries about their financial security and the friendship’s future. This matters because the decision involves significant risk at a life stage with limited time…
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Sharmeena Begum reportedly arrested in Syria over alleged Berlin attack links
Sharmeena Begum, a British woman accused of recruiting Shamima Begum into ISIS, has reportedly been arrested in Syria after allegedly exchanging messages with Abdul Ballout, linked to a deadly Berlin Pride attack. German investigators reportedly passed her details to Western intelligence agencies, which traced her to Syria; her father said he had believed she was…
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Trump revives rare budget maneuver to rescind $810M in congressionally approved funds
The Trump administration announced on Friday that it is cancelling $810 million in congressionally approved spending for programmes serving immigrants, diversity initiatives and related causes. The administration employed a “pocket rescission”—a budget maneuver that the executive branch contends is lawful but Congress and the Government Accountability Office argue exceeds presidential authority. This move is significant…