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Saudi prince was found dead in £600-a-night London hotel room with ‘party’ drug GHB in his system after detoxing at the Priory, inquest hears
An inquest has heard that a Saudi prince was found dead in a £600-a-night London hotel room, with the so-called “party” drug GHB detected in his system. The death occurred after he had reportedly undergone detoxification treatment at the Priory, a well-known private clinic that treats addiction and mental health issues, raising questions about the…
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Woman wanted after two train passengers are slapped on a late-night service: As police release CCTV image
British Transport Police have released a CCTV image of a woman they want to identify after two passengers were slapped during a late-night train service. The incident has prompted an appeal for public help to trace her, though the article does not specify further details about the motive, victims or exact outcome of the assaults.…
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Charli XCX – “If You Take Away The Music, Then What Has She Got?”
Charli XCX has released “If You Take Away The Music, Then What Has She Got?”, the final B-side from her forthcoming album Music, Fashion, Film, which arrives in two days’ time. The track continues a steady drip of extra material accompanying the album rollout, following the single “Camera” released on 21 July and earlier B-sides…
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Cuteness cone-firmed! Polar bear cub plays with its new toys
A polar bear cub has delighted visitors and staff after being given a set of enrichment toys at its zoo enclosure, with playful footage of the encounter shared online. The moment has been widely shared for its charm, offering a light-hearted contrast to heavier news coverage, while also highlighting how zoos use toys and enrichment…
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First lady Melania Trump files motion for sanctions against Michael Wolff over tossed lawsuit
First lady Melania Trump has filed a motion seeking sanctions against journalist Michael Wolff, following the earlier dismissal of her lawsuit against him. The filing, submitted on a Tuesday, escalates a long-running legal dispute between Trump and Wolff, whose books have made various claims about the Trump family that she has disputed. The full details…
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The 2026 World Cup by the Record-Breaking TV Numbers
The 2026 men’s World Cup shattered US television viewing records from its opening match onwards, with broadcasters Fox and NBCUniversal (via Telemundo and Peacock) repeatedly breaking and re-breaking audience figures throughout the tournament. The final on 19 July, in which Spain beat their opponents thanks to a Ferran Torres goal, drew a combined 62.8 million…
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Vulnerable Democrats flip on women’s sports vote after opposing similar bills as midterms loom
Several vulnerable House Democrats are breaking with their party to support measures barring transgender athletes from women’s sports, as Republicans keep the issue prominent ahead of November’s US midterm elections. The shift comes after some of these same lawmakers had previously opposed similar legislation, suggesting growing unease among Democrats in competitive districts about the political…
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10 UFC Fighters Whose Walkout Songs Bring Latin Music to the Octagon
Ahead of Noche UFC on 12 September in Glendale, Arizona, Billboard has compiled a list of ten UFC fighters whose walkout songs draw on Latin music, highlighting how fighters use their entrance tracks to signal identity, heritage and mood before stepping into the Octagon. The list ties into the promotion’s Noche UFC series, a Mexican…
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‘The View’ co-host whines Smithsonian hearings are about Trump admin not wanting to pay reparations
On US daytime talk show “The View”, co-host Sunny Hostin argued that recent congressional hearings scrutinising the Smithsonian Institution were, in reality, motivated by the Trump administration’s reluctance to pay reparations to Black Americans. Her comments, made on Wednesday, framed the hearings as politically driven rather than genuine oversight, drawing criticism from Fox News for…
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More chaos at Southampton! Spying Saints boss Tonda Eckert is facing lengthy ban after being hit with fresh charges for THREE breaches by the FA after play-off scandal
Southampton have been rocked by further turmoil after manager Tonda Eckert was hit with fresh Football Association charges over three separate breaches, stemming from a spying scandal linked to the club’s play-off campaign. It compounds an already fraught period for the Saints, who had been dealing with fallout from the original incident involving Middlesbrough, and…