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These 4 Mellow Songs From Heavy 70s Bands Sound Even Better Than Their Usual Style
This American Songwriter opinion piece celebrates four occasions when heavy or hard-rocking 1970s bands set aside their usual sound for gentler, more acoustic material. The author argues that although such genre departures do not always succeed, when they do they can rank among the finest songs in a band’s catalogue, offering a welcome contrast to…
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SWFC News: Owls’ rivals ‘interested’ in winger as midfielder ‘closing in’ on exit – thestar.co.uk
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SUFC News: United’s rivals ‘weighing up’ Berg move as Bolton ‘in talks’ to sign Bair – thestar.co.uk
The article’s usable text could not be retrieved: the content supplied is a Google cookie-consent and sign-in page rather than the report itself. As a result, none of the specific claims flagged in the headline — that Sheffield United’s rivals are “weighing up” a move for a player named Berg, or that Bolton are “in…
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NHS ambulance service still allowing transwomen to use women’s toilets in defiance of court ruling
An NHS ambulance service is reported to be continuing to permit transwomen to use women’s toilet facilities, a practice the article characterises as being at odds with a court ruling on single-sex spaces. The story is framed around the tension between the service’s ongoing policy and the legal position established by that ruling, touching on…
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Police search home of man arrested in Rotherham over murder of Ann Widdecombe – as neighbours say officers surrounded the property an hour before England’s World Cup quarter-final match
The Daily Mail reports that police have searched the home of a man arrested in Rotherham in connection with the murder of former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe. Neighbours are said to have described officers surrounding the property around an hour before England’s World Cup quarter-final match. The case is significant given Widdecombe’s public profile as…
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Ryu claims second major of season at Evian Championship
South Korea’s Haeran Ryu says it feels like she was in an “unreal dream” after claiming her second major title in the space of two weeks by defeating Brooke Henderson in a play-off at the Evian Championship.
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Big game Bellingham steps up again with show-stopping World Cup run for England | Andrew Beasley
England’s run at the 2026 World Cup has increasingly centred on Jude Bellingham, who scored twice against Norway on Saturday having also netted a double against Mexico in the previous round. In doing so, the 23-year-old Real Madrid forward became the first player to score twice in consecutive World Cup knockout matches since Diego Maradona…
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Matt Damon was ‘pushed to the limit’ while filming ‘The Odyssey,’ details grueling physical discomforts
Matt Damon dropped to 167 pounds for “The Odyssey” by quitting gluten, calling the Christopher Nolan epic the “hardest” film of his 80-movie career.
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Middle-aged generation still shun the Proms over fears classical music is ‘elitist’, says director
A director associated with the BBC Proms has claimed that a middle-aged demographic continues to stay away from the annual classical music festival because they perceive the art form as “elitist”. The comments are notable because they suggest that persistent image problems around classical music, rather than younger audiences alone, are shaping who attends, and…
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Shocking reinvention of Florida teacher dubbed ‘too pretty for prison’ after sex abuse of 14-year-old student stunned nation
The article, published by the Daily Mail, revisits the case of Debra Lafave, a Florida teacher who was widely dubbed “too pretty for prison” after she sexually abused a 14-year-old male student. The case attracted national attention in the United States and reignited debate over sentencing, media coverage and the apparent leniency shown to attractive…