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Domino’s rocked by sales dip as US pizza giant points the finger at Australia after huge change backfires: ‘A drag’
Domino’s Pizza has reported a decline in sales, with the US pizza chain pointing to its Australian operations as a key factor dragging down performance. The company’s Australian arm has struggled after implementing a significant change to its business, which appears to have backfired and hurt customer demand rather than boosting it. The setback in…
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Amateur football club to disband after FA blocks local league move
An amateur football club says it will disband after the Football Association blocked its proposed move to a local league. The decision matters because it could end a community team’s participation in organised football rather than allowing it to continue at a different level. The available information does not identify the club, the leagues involved…
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TV tonight: Simon Pegg’s cyber-thriller The Undeclared War returns
Channel 4’s espionage drama The Undeclared War returns for a second season tonight, continuing Peter Kosminsky’s cyber-thriller starring Simon Pegg as GCHQ director of operations Danny Patrick. The series explores the fraught world of intelligence and cybersecurity, and its return is notable for expanding both its plot and its cast, deepening the personal and political…
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Burnham becomes prime minister as Starmer resigns, Trump pledges support
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Fake kits worth £18m seized by police during World Cup over safety concerns
More than 220,000 counterfeit football shirts and other merchandise, worth over £18m, were seized across the UK during the World Cup as part of a police operation targeting fake sports kit. The Fire Service has warned that these unregulated items are far more flammable than genuine merchandise and pose a serious safety risk, particularly to…
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Chloe Fineman Says ‘SNL’ Boss Lorne Michaels Was at World Cup Match When She Called to Say She Was Leaving the Show
“Saturday Night Live” cast member Chloe Fineman has revealed that when she phoned Lorne Michaels to tell him she was leaving the show, the SNL boss was watching the World Cup and asked her to call back later. Speaking to Variety at the premiere of Apple TV’s “The Dink” in Los Angeles, Fineman recounted the…
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The two players who helped persuade Mitchell to join SWFC from Millwall – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday’s new midfielder Billy Mitchell said conversations with two players helped convince him to leave Millwall for Hillsborough. The move is significant because Mitchell chose a League One club despite Championship interest, strengthening Wednesday’s midfield during their rebuild. Mitchell, 25, joined on a three-year contract after his Millwall deal expired at the end of…
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SUFC News: Matondo set for defining future period as he looks to kickstart career – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United are considering a move for Wales winger Rabbi Matondo, offering him a potential opportunity to revive a career that has stalled in recent seasons. The prospect matters because the Blades are seeking greater strength in wide areas, while Matondo needs regular football after a difficult spell in Norway. The 25-year-old joined SK Brann…
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10 classic rock albums from the 70s that unintentionally paved the way for heavy metal in the 80s
This Louder Sound feature traces the roots of 1980s heavy metal back to a set of 1970s classic rock albums, arguing that the genre’s key sounds—heavy riffing, fantastical lyricism and proto-metal energy—emerged unintentionally from bands operating in the glam and progressive rock scenes of the earlier decade. The piece highlights how personnel and musical ideas…