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Bad Bunny concert ends in chaos in Milan with 80,000 evacuated and fans left with head injuries after being hit with golf ball-sized hailstones

  • Storm hit Bad Bunny's Milan concert with golf ball-sized hail.
  • Around 80,000 fans evacuated from San Siro stadium.
  • Some concertgoers suffered head injuries from the hailstones.

A Bad Bunny concert at San Siro stadium in Milan descended into chaos when a violent storm brought golf ball-sized hailstones down on the venue, forcing organisers to evacuate around 80,000 fans mid-show. Several attendees suffered head injuries after being struck by the hail, highlighting the risks large…

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Tense interview between Barnaby Joyce and ABC host turns bizarre as he stops midway through to scream at a dog not visible to viewers

  • Barnaby Joyce interrupted an ABC interview to shout at an unseen dog.
  • The outburst came during a tense discussion involving One Nation's Pauline Hanson.
  • The moment overshadowed the interview's actual political content.

An interview between former Australian deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce and an ABC host took an unusual turn when Joyce abruptly paused mid-answer to shout at a dog that was not visible to viewers. The moment disrupted the flow of what had otherwise been a tense exchange, drawing…

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BV Interviews: Tricky talks going “indie” on ‘Different When It’s Silent,’ the influence of The Specials, more

  • Tricky discusses his first solo album in six years.
  • Alan McGee helped frame it as a Tricky record.
  • The interview covers collaborators, influences and touring.

BrooklynVegan’s interview with Tricky focuses on his return with Different When It’s Silent, his first solo album in six years. He describes it as his first “indie” record, reflecting a renewed creative direction and a move back into public-facing work after a period centred on collaborations and personal…

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Spain beat Argentina in World Cup final watched by 15.8m Britons

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  • Spain beat Argentina 1-0 to win the World Cup final in New York
  • Final watched by 15.8m Britons on BBC; Madonna half-time show panned
  • Result likely marks the end of Messi's international tournament career

Spain have been confirmed as FIFA World Cup champions after beating Argentina 1-0 in the final, played in New York, in a result that likely brings Lionel Messi's international tournament career to a close. Despite the defeat, Argentine media outlets such as Clarín and La Nación praised their…

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Final Fantasy X 25th Anniversary Video Released Ahead Of Switch 2 Launch

  • Square Enix marks Final Fantasy X's 25th anniversary with new video.
  • Switch 2 HD Remaster launches 23rd July, mirroring existing Switch version.
  • No upgrade path; Switch owners must repurchase at full price.

Square Enix has released a new video celebrating the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy X, which first launched in Japan on 19th July 2001, timed just before the release of Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster on Switch 2. The re-release arrives on 23rd July, but it…

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Staggering number of US troops wounded in secret Iran strikes the Pentagon kept quiet

  • Pentagon secretly kept quiet dozens of US troops wounded in Iran strikes
  • Casualty numbers only emerged after the fact, not at the time
  • Raises questions over military transparency on Iran operations

US media reports have revealed that dozens of American troops were wounded during secret US strikes on Iran that the Pentagon did not publicly disclose at the time. The disclosure raises questions about transparency around American military operations against Iran and suggests the human cost to US forces…

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FBI alleges suspect ‘deployed an incendiary device outside’ federal building

  • Suspect arrested after incendiary device set off outside NYC federal building
  • FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force is investigating the incident
  • NYPD reports a firearm was also found at the scene

The FBI has confirmed that a suspect is in custody after allegedly setting off an incendiary device outside a federal building in New York City on Monday morning. The incident occurred at 26 Federal Plaza, a site housing federal offices, and prompted an immediate response from the FBI's…

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Ten killed as Russian attacks on merchant ships in Black Sea intensify

  • Russian strike on cargo ship Golden Leo off Odesa kills ten, deadliest yet
  • Attack part of wider Russian campaign against Ukraine's Black Sea export corridor
  • Both sides intensify strikes; June saw worst Ukrainian civilian toll since 2022

The death toll from a Russian missile strike on the cargo ship Golden Leo off Odesa has risen to ten, in what appears to be the deadliest attack yet on merchant shipping in the Black Sea. The Guinea-Bissau-flagged vessel was hit by Russian cruise missiles on Sunday, triggering…

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Trump admits problematic Qatar-gifted Air Force One has been sidelined as security concerns escalate

  • Trump confirms Qatar-gifted jet meant for Air Force One duty is sidelined
  • Security concerns are cited as the reason for pulling it from service
  • The gift had already proved controversial when first accepted

Donald Trump has acknowledged that the Boeing 747 gifted to the United States by Qatar to serve as a replacement Air Force One has been taken out of service, amid mounting concerns over its security. The aircraft attracted controversy when it was first accepted, with critics questioning the…

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Meteorite that crashed into NJ home holds building blocks of life, scientists say

  • Meteorite hit a New Jersey home's roof two years ago
  • Scientists found amino acids, life's building blocks, inside
  • It ranks among the rarest space rocks ever recovered

A meteorite that smashed through the roof of a home in Hillsborough, New Jersey, two years ago has been found to contain amino acids, the fundamental building blocks of life, according to scientists who examined the rock. Researchers say the specimen is among the rarest types of meteorite…

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