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15-year-old exits Wimbledon junior draw after racket-throwing incident ends first-round match

  • German teenager Ida Wobker disqualified from Wimbledon juniors for throwing her racket.
  • The racket bounced into the stands during her first-round match.
  • Opponent Maria Valentina Pop advanced but lost in the next round.

Ida Wobker, a 15-year-old German player, was disqualified from the Wimbledon junior women's singles tournament after throwing her racket in frustration, causing it to bounce into the spectator stands. The All England Club confirmed the decision, underlining that dangerous displays of temper will not be tolerated even at…

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Heartbreak as suicide prevention campaigner, 22, dies four years after her brother took his own life

  • Suicide prevention campaigner Poppy Reynolds, 22, has died in Queensland.
  • She had advocated for mental health after her brother's 2022 death.
  • Family remembered her as selfless and upbeat at an emotional funeral.

Poppy Reynolds, a 22-year-old suicide prevention campaigner from Bundaberg in Queensland, has died, four years after her older brother Harry took his own life in 2022. Her death matters because she had become a passionate advocate and fundraiser for mental health charities following her brother's loss, making her…

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Apple signs $30 billion deal for Broadcom wireless chips made in America

  • Apple commits $30 billion to buy US-made Broadcom wireless chips.
  • $1.5 billion will upgrade Broadcom's Fort Collins, Colorado facility.
  • It is Apple's largest deal under its $600 billion pledge.

Apple has signed a $30 billion agreement with Broadcom to buy custom wireless chips manufactured in the United States, describing them as components "for a wide range of Apple products." The deal matters because it represents the single largest commitment Apple has made under its pledge to invest…

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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Announce 28th Album Alien Metal, Brooklyn Rave

  • King Gizzard announce 28th album Alien Metal, out later this summer.
  • The record shifts from orchestral rock to electronic dance music.
  • Two New York rave shows scheduled for 22 and 23 August.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, the prolific Australian psychedelic rock band, have announced their 28th studio album, Alien Metal, due out later this summer on their p(doom) label. Whereas last year's Phantom Island explored orchestral rock, this record pivots to electronic dance music, marking a notable stylistic…

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Killer doctor jailed for life over 15 palliative patient murders in Berlin

  • Berlin doctor jailed for life for murdering 15 palliative patients.
  • Victims aged 25 to 94 were ill but not dying.
  • Prosecutors are investigating 76 further suspected killings.

A palliative care doctor in Berlin has been sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering 15 of his critically ill patients. The 41-year-old, identified only as Johannes M. under German privacy rules, was found guilty of killing 12 women and three men between September 2021 and July 2024, though…

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Don’t talk about the football! Nato leaders warned not to mention the World Cup to Donald Trump for fear of triggering a tantrum

  • Nato leaders reportedly told to avoid mentioning the World Cup to Trump.
  • US crashed out 4-1 to Belgium after Trump reversed Balogun's red card.
  • Next Nato summit may be delayed to 2029 to avoid US clashes.

European leaders at the Nato summit in Ankara were reportedly warned not to raise the subject of the football World Cup with Donald Trump, amid fears that mentioning it could provoke the US President into lashing out at the alliance. The caution follows the United States team's exit…

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