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SUFC News: United ace Sydie Peck claims latest England U21s cap in six-goal thriller – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United midfielder Sydie Peck featured for England Under-21s in their 4-2 win over Kazakhstan at Molineux, earning another international cap in an entertaining qualifier. The victory strengthened England’s position at the top of their group and moved them closer to qualifying for the 2027 European Under-21 Championship. Kazakhstan took an early lead, but England…
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Guide: These 21+ PS5 and PS Plus Games Are Coming Out Next Week (28th-4th October)
The article previews more than 21 games scheduled for release on PS5 and through PS Plus between 28 September and 4 October. The week’s major releases include The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered and Ace Combat 8: Skies Unknown, alongside a broad mix of role-playing, strategy, action, simulation and indie titles. – 29 September: Gothic…
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Notting Hill film home with famous blue door listed for £7.95m
The iconic blue-door house from the 1999 film Notting Hill, which starred Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts, has been placed on the market for £7.95 million. The property gained worldwide recognition after the film’s release and has attracted tourists for nearly three decades, with the exterior featuring prominently in several memorable scenes including Rhys Ifans’s…
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Carousel owner puts family business up for sale after ticket dispute
Johanna Haas, 74, owner of The Entrance Historical Carousel on New South Wales’s Central Coast, has put the family business up for sale following a confrontational incident with a customer. A mother named Jessica, visiting with her 18-month-old daughter, became embroiled in a dispute over carousel tickets and refunds, with Ms Haas allegedly becoming aggressive…
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Republic of Ireland news conference delayed before controversial Israel game
The Republic of Ireland postponed their pre-match news conference and training session before Sunday’s Nations League match against Israel in Hungary. The delay has intensified uncertainty around a fixture facing boycott calls because of the Israel-Gaza war, with reports that at least one Irish player may want to withdraw. The conference was originally scheduled for…
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FBI breached by cybercriminals; AI deepfakes scandal grips UK politics
ShinyHunters hackers claim to have breached FBI systems, exposing workforce data. The Prime Minister backs a review into AI-generated fake nude images of women and children.
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Ngumoha not in England squad to face Spain
Liverpool teenager Rio Ngumoha has been left out of England’s matchday squad for Saturday’s Nations League opener against Spain at Wembley. The 18-year-old received his first senior call-up earlier this month, but will not feature against the reigning world and European champions. Ngumoha previously impressed on his England debut in a friendly against New Zealand,…
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US court orders Redditor to pay Nintendo £3.4m over Switch piracy
A US court has ordered James Williams, known online as “Archbox”, to pay Nintendo £3.4 million after he failed to respond to a lawsuit alleging that he helped facilitate Nintendo Switch piracy. The judgment highlights Nintendo’s continuing efforts to pursue individuals and services linked to the distribution of pirated Switch games. Nintendo sought the maximum…
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Welcome to England’s benefits capital where half of working age people are unemployed and claiming Universal Credit… Grimsby is the once thriving fishing town where hard work fell out of fashion
The article examines severe worklessness in Grimsby’s East Marsh and Port district, described as Britain’s highest concentration of unemployed working-age Universal Credit claimants. It argues that the decline of the fishing industry, poor health, economic deprivation and reduced community cohesion have contributed to unemployment, petty crime and the deterioration of local services and public spaces.…
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The frat omertà: Whistleblower warns of ‘code of silence’ after Ole Miss deaths, alleged Penn State coke ring
Fraternity hazing survivor Andrew Lohse says a “code of silence” can allow some university fraternities to operate like criminal organisations, following deaths at Ole Miss, an alleged cocaine ring at Penn State and a suspected hazing incident in Wisconsin. He argues that secrecy and group loyalty can obscure misconduct and make it harder for victims…