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System Of A Down’s Daron Malakian blames Oasis for England’s World Cup loss at second Tottenham Hotspur Stadium show

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  • SOAD's Malakian joked at a Tottenham concert that Oasis caused England's 2-1 World Cup semifinal loss to Argentina
  • The quip referenced a long-standing band feud originating in the early 2000s
  • Liam Gallagher responded to England's defeat by congratulating Argentina and suggesting England needs a less technical approach

England lost to Argentina, who scored 2-1 in the World Cup semifinals The post System Of A Down’s Daron Malakian blames Oasis for England’s World Cup loss at second Tottenham Hotspur Stadium show appeared first on NME.

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England fan fury at FIFA ‘hypocrisy’ after shipyard worker’s submarine flag is banned from World Cup stadiums – while Argentina players dance with ‘Falkland’s are ours’ banner

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  • England fans call FIFA hypocritical over banned submarine flag
  • Argentina players waved "Falklands are ours" banner post-match
  • Ugly scenes followed, including a Bellingham slap and street violence

England supporters have accused FIFA of "hypocrisy" after a shipyard worker's submarine flag was banned from World Cup stadiums, while Argentina players were pictured celebrating their side's semi-final win over England by dancing with a banner declaring "the Falklands are ours". The row has added a political edge…

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Leon Kennedy Actor Recalls His Favourite Cut Line From Resident Evil Requiem

  • Voice actor Nick Apostolides revealed a joke line cut from Resident Evil Requiem's spider boss battle
  • The rejected quip played on 'itsy-bitsy' as a lighthearted callback to Leon Kennedy's more comedic portrayal in earlier games

"It would have been a banger". Voice actor Nick Apostolides returned as Leon Kennedy in this year's excellent Resident Evil Requiem, depicting a character who is not only more jaded and haunted by the past, but also battling against a deadly virus of his own. Despite this, Leon…

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Shocking moment Argentina fans launch objects at YouTuber IShowSpeed during World Cup semi-final… after FIFA launched investigation into racism claims

  • Argentina fans filmed throwing objects at YouTuber IShowSpeed at World Cup semi
  • Comes amid separate FIFA investigation into racism claims
  • Follows a tense, controversial England v Argentina semi-final

Footage has emerged showing Argentina fans throwing objects at YouTube streamer IShowSpeed during a World Cup semi-final, an incident that comes as FIFA is already investigating separate allegations of racism connected to the tournament. The clip has circulated widely, adding to the controversy already surrounding a fiercely contested…

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Clark yells in referee’s face as decisions go against her side

  • Caitlin Clark verbally confronted referee Gerda Gatling during an 88–75 Indiana Fever loss over what she believed were missed foul calls
  • Clark played with a leg contusion sustained during a disputed play, disputing the referee's account of the contact
  • This marks the second recent incident between Clark and this referee, following her coach's earlier public criticism of officiating decisions

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark shouts at referee Gerda Gatling after decisions go against her team in a defeat by the Golden State Valkyries.

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Fury as Scottish Labour and SNP MPs join forces to celebrate England crashing out of the World Cup to Argentina

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  • Scottish Labour and SNP MPs criticised for celebrating England's World Cup exit
  • England lost World Cup semi-final to Argentina amid ugly scenes
  • Row adds to fallout over Tuchel's tactics and fan disorder in London

Scottish Labour and SNP MPs have provoked anger after appearing to celebrate England's World Cup exit, joining together online to mark the Three Lions' semi-final defeat to Argentina. The cross-party display of glee at a rival home nation's misfortune has drawn criticism from England fans and other politicians,…

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Fury as Argentina fans boo so loudly that God Save the King is drowned out – before England supporters boo rivals’ anthem

  • Argentina fans booed during Britain's national anthem at a World Cup semi-final; England supporters responded by booing Argentina's anthem
  • England lost the match 1-2 to Argentina in a tense, controversial encounter with multiple on-field incidents
  • Argentine players displayed a Falkland Islands banner after the match, escalating post-game tensions

Both Argentinian and England fans jeered their opponent's national anthems before kick-off for the World Cup semi-final.

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Wales captain Lake selected for South Africa Test

  • Wales captain selected despite recent injury; six starting players rotated ahead of South Africa match
  • Squad regeneration includes first tournament appearance for recalled flanker; second-row severely depleted by injuries
  • World champions await Welsh side seeking improvement after previous heavy defeat

Wales name captain Dewi Lake in the side for the Nations Championship match against South Africa in Durban on Saturday.

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Burnham must learn from Starmer’s mistakes: Labour was elected to transform the economy, not just stabilise it | Jonathan Portes

  • Starmer-Reeves restored economic stability but left structural weaknesses unaddressed; Burnham should pursue transformative growth policy rather than cautious management
  • Real devolution requires fiscal power, not rhetorical devolution; tax system needs reform to shift burden from work onto property and wealth
  • European engagement should move beyond reactive damage limitation to strategic growth opportunity

Devolution, tax, the EU and immigration: these are all opportunities for growth if Burnham abandons the excessive caution of the past few years The economic inheritance Andy Burnham will receive from Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves is not, in any meaningful way, a crisis. That is worth saying,…

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Two families sue North Dakota hospital on allegations babies were switched at birth

  • Two men allege they were swapped as babies at a North Dakota hospital in 1988.
  • Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison are suing Unity Medical Center's operator.
  • The mix-up allegedly occurred as the only two boys born there that day.

Two men, Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison, are suing a North Dakota hospital, alleging staff switched them at birth more than 36 years ago. The lawsuit, filed against Christian Unity Hospital Corporation (trading as Unity Medical Center in Grafton), highlights the potentially life-altering consequences of hospital identification errors…

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