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‘Unbelievable!’ – GB’s Kerr breaks mile world record
Great Britain’s Josh Kerr broke the world record for the mile at the London Diamond League, ending a record that had stood for more than 25 years. The run comes as a significant moment for British athletics, cementing Kerr’s status among the sport’s elite middle-distance runners on home soil at London Stadium. Kerr surpassed the…
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Betting preview picks Tampa Bay Rays on the moneyline to end Boston Red Sox 11-game streak
A Fox News betting preview backs the Tampa Bay Rays on the moneyline to end an 11-game winning streak by the Boston Red Sox. The pitching matchup for the game sees Shane Seymour take the mound for Tampa Bay against Boston’s Patrick Sandoval, with the article framing the Rays as value underdogs against a red-hot…
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‘Where did they go?’: homeless people feel force of America’s brutality in World Cup clean-up
As the World Cup has moved through host cities in the US, homeless people have been forcibly cleared from areas near stadiums and fan zones, with unhoused residents in Atlanta describing feeling targeted and dehumanised rather than included in the tournament’s supposed spirit of unity. Officials in Atlanta, backed by rhetoric from the Trump administration,…
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Eyes left! Adorable moment the riders of the Blues and Royals give young fan a thrilling acknowledgement
The article, published by the Daily Mail, describes a heart-warming moment in which mounted soldiers from the Household Cavalry’s Blues and Royals regiment gave a young fan a memorable acknowledgement while on duty. Such moments typically occur during ceremonial duties in London, such as the Changing of the Guard or other royal processions, and are…
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Doritos issue urgent recall for snack favourite as customers are told not to eat it
Doritos has issued an urgent recall notice for one of its snack products, warning customers not to eat it due to a safety concern. The recall highlights ongoing efforts by food manufacturers to quickly withdraw products that may pose a risk to consumers once an issue is identified. The article does not specify further details,…
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‘Rifts began to appear’: Why many Latin Americans want Spain to beat Argentina in the World Cup final
Ahead of Sunday’s World Cup final, a notable shift in support has emerged across Latin America, with many people saying they will back Spain over Argentina. Commentators, including Brazilian journalist Julia Duailibi, have pointed to racist behaviour by a minority of Argentinian fans during the tournament, and the perceived silence of others, as a key…
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Bill Maher argues canceled stars like Louis CK, Kevin Spacey should be let out of ‘show business jail’
Bill Maher has defended his decision to invite controversial comedian Louis C.K. to his Mark Twain Prize for American Humor ceremony, arguing that entertainers “cancelled” over past scandals, including Kevin Spacey, deserve a chance to return to their careers. Speaking on NPR’s “Newsmakers” podcast, Maher framed his stance as part of a broader objection to…
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BBC 10-part series on Brexit featured 19 anti-Brexiteers and only one in favour of leaving the EU
The Daily Mail reports that a BBC 10-part series on Brexit featured 19 contributors opposed to Britain leaving the European Union against just one who supported it, prompting fresh accusations of bias against the corporation on the issue. The claim feeds into a long-running debate about the BBC’s editorial balance on Brexit coverage, with critics…
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Darius Rucker Reveals Possible Retirement Date and Thoughts on One Last “Hootie” Hurrah
Country singer Darius Rucker has told The Dan Patrick Show that he expects to retire from touring in around two years, citing the toll of a heavy schedule that saw him play 110 shows last year. Rucker, best known as the frontman of Hootie & The Blowfish and for his solo country career, said he…
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3 Singer-Songwriters From the 1960s Who Peaked With Their Debut Song
The article looks back at three singer-songwriters from the 1960s whose highest-charting single turned out to be their very first release, a quirk of pop history that nonetheless didn’t stop most of them enjoying lengthy careers afterwards. It highlights how chart success and creative longevity don’t always align, with some artists sustaining momentum for years…