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What song became the first UK number one by an American band after the British invasion in 1964?
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Casio’s Smart Watch Launch as Wild Live Festival Ends
Casio has expanded its UK watch range with the F-B100W, a retro-styled digital watch that adds Bluetooth connectivity and step counting to a design inspired by the long-running F-91W. Priced at £55, it links to Casio’s companion app for activity records and settings, and also offers automatic time adjustment, world-time settings and a phone-finder function.…
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Inherent, founded by DeepMind alumni, says its AI ‘teammate’ just outperformed Anthropic and OpenAI at replicating research
London AI lab Inherent, founded by former Google DeepMind staff, says its Faraday agent outperformed Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.8 and OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 at independently reproducing findings from published scientific papers. The company argues that the result matters because replication is a core scientific skill and a step towards its broader aim of building AI agents…
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Exclusive: Sheffield United set to sign one-time £20million central defender – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United are reportedly close to signing former England defender Ben Godfrey on loan from Atalanta. The move would strengthen the Blades’ defensive options as they seek greater reliability at centre-back, with Godfrey bringing Premier League and international experience despite recent limited playing time. Godfrey, 27, joined Atalanta from Everton in 2024 after a spell…
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3 Classic Rock Songs From 1979 That Felt Like the Last Night of the 70s
The article selects three rock songs released in 1979 which it argues captured the closing mood of the 1970s while signalling stylistic changes that would shape rock in the following decade. It presents Pink Floyd, The Clash and Supertramp as examples of polished production, synthesisers and darker punk influences becoming more prominent as the 1980s…
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Tarling third in Vuelta opener after brother’s death
Britain’s Josh Tarling finished third in the opening time trial of the Vuelta a España, eight days after his 19-year-old brother Finlay died in a crash at the Volta a Portugal. Tarling chose to race and delivered a strong performance in Monaco, drawing support from competitors and his Ineos team as cycling reflects on race…
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House prices boom in the north while London homeowners suffer – find out how much YOUR house value has changed with our exclusive tool
UK house prices rose 2% in the year to June, taking the average property value to £272,188, according to the latest Office for National Statistics figures, but the gains are being felt very unevenly across the country. Homeowners in the North of England are seeing the strongest growth, while London remains the notable exception, with…
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‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ Review: Wholesome, Harmless Family Movie Aims to Give Enid Blyton the Paddington Treatment
“The Magic Faraway Tree” is presented as a wholesome, carefully modernised family film based on Enid Blyton’s fantasy books, following an urban family whose move to the countryside reconnects them with nature, magic and one another. Its strong UK box office performance, reportedly surpassing Pixar’s “Hoppers”, has already led to two sequels being approved, suggesting…
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SUFC News: 7/10 Blades man leads ratings v Swansea with top out-of-position display – thestar.co.uk
The article presents Sheffield United player ratings after their defeat at Swansea City, highlighting one Blades player who received the highest mark of 7/10 despite playing outside his usual position. – The leading Sheffield United performer was rated 7/10 for an effective display out of position. – The ratings assess individual contributions in a disappointing…
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Feature: I Travelled 8,000km, from the UK to China, to Play a PS5 Game Set in London
A Push Square journalist travelled from the UK to Chengdu, China, for an early hands-on session with Tides of Annihilation, a forthcoming PS5 action game by Chinese developer Eclipse Glow Games. The trip was notably ironic because the game is set in an alternate, Avalon-invaded version of London, a city the writer had just left…