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Farage referred to standards commissioner over undeclared support from Posh George
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been referred to Parliament’s standards commissioner over undeclared support from George Cottrell, a convicted criminal nicknamed ‘Posh George’. The referral matters because it questions whether Farage broke rules on financial transparency that apply to MPs, adding to broader scrutiny of Reform UK’s finances and its leader’s conduct. Cottrell, 32,…
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Martyn Tann probably taken by shark after vanishing at Perth beach
A West Australian coroner has ruled that Martyn Tann, a 24-year-old marine biologist and diver from New South Wales who vanished at a Perth beach in 2013, was most likely killed by a shark. Mr Tann disappeared while swimming at Mullaloo Beach during a visit to relatives, and despite an extensive land and sea search,…
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Trying returns for fifth season as Apple TV’s longest-running sitcom
Apple TV’s longest-running sitcom, Trying, returns for its fifth season on Wednesday 8 July 2026, and the article frames the comeback as more significant than a routine comedy premiere. It argues that the gentle, character-driven series was pivotal in convincing Apple TV that its originals could work beyond big-budget prestige dramas, helping to open the…
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Desmond Limerick thriller Deadlock set for screen adaptation by Matthew Carnahan
Filmmaker Matthew Michael Carnahan, known for the war drama Mosul, is set to direct The Gatekeeper, a thriller in development for Amazon MGM Studios and Di Bonaventura Pictures. The film is an adaptation of James Byrne’s bestselling novel Deadlock and marks another high-profile literary-to-screen project drawing established Hollywood talent. The story follows Desmond “Dez” Aloysius…
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Merino strikes in stoppage time to send Spain past Portugal
Spain beat Portugal 1-0 in their World Cup 2026 last-16 tie on 6 July 2026, securing a place in the quarter-finals. The result eliminates Portugal and ends Cristiano Ronaldo’s hopes of winning the tournament. The winning goal came deep in stoppage time from substitute Mikel Merino, who was introduced as an impact player and settled…
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Marcellus Wiley denies death threat claim as wife alleges Fourth of July assault
Former NFL Pro Bowl defensive end Marcellus Wiley, 51, was arrested for domestic battery on 4 July after his wife, Annemarie, called police to report an assault at a Marriott hotel in Orlando, Florida. According to an arrest affidavit obtained by the New York Post, Annemarie alleges that Wiley threatened to kill her and became…
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Felicea Williams dies after five-month coma following Chicago police arrest
A Chicago-area woman, Felicea Williams, 42, has died after spending five months in a coma that began during her arrest by police in January, and her family has now said they intend to sue in pursuit of justice. The case matters because it raises questions about the level of force used by officers during the…
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Pedro Medina’s botched 1997 electric chair execution turns Florida warden against death penalty
Ron McAndrew, the former warden of Florida State Prison, has spoken out about the 1997 execution of convicted murderer Pedro Medina, describing it as one of the worst in American history and using it to argue that capital punishment should be abolished. Medina was put to death in the prison’s electric chair, nicknamed “Old Sparky”,…
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Zohran Mamdani aide berated ABC bosses over View antisemite remark
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