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Russell Brand Trial Reveals Worst & Best Of TV Industry That Protected, Then Exposed A Predator

  • Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault.
  • Three women’s allegations resulted in convictions.
  • A 2023 Channel 4 investigation prompted police complaints.

Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault after a trial that examined not only his conduct but also the television industry’s response to complaints about him. The case highlighted how workplace norms and concerns about being labelled “trouble” may have left women feeling unable to challenge…

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Horror in UK city as woman raped for hours by vile thug – escaped through window

  • Dylan Millns was jailed for 15 years for rape and related offences.
  • The Nottingham attack lasted several hours; the victim escaped through a window.
  • He was also convicted of offences against two other women.

Dylan Millns has been jailed after a jury convicted him of repeatedly raping and assaulting a woman in Nottingham in 2024. The case also involved his attempts to pressure her not to give evidence, and convictions for offences against two other women. The victim endured several hours of…

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I know the dangers a wounded Trump presents – this is how the UK should deal with him now | Kim Darroch

  • Democrats swept control of Congress and many governorships.
  • Darroch warns Trump may become more volatile after the defeat.
  • Iran and energy prices are central to the political fallout.

Democrats won control of the House, Senate and many governorships in a sweeping midterm result that the article describes as a major rejection of Donald Trump’s record. Former British ambassador Kim Darroch argues that Trump may respond to the loss by blaming people around him and turning his…

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NHS England cancer diagnoses at record high with 1,000 people diagnosed every day

  • England recorded more than 373,000 cancer diagnoses in 2024.
  • Early-stage diagnoses increased, but waiting-time targets were missed.
  • Experts cite rising demand and unequal outcomes.

More than 373,000 people were diagnosed with cancer in England in 2024, a record high and an average of 1,021 diagnoses a day. The rise highlights growing demand for NHS cancer services, while experts say the health service is still missing targets for timely diagnosis and treatment. Prostate,…

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More than a dozen flights in Europe receive bomb threats that an official calls ‘malicious’ hoaxes

  • More than a dozen European flights received bomb threats.
  • No suspicious materials were found.
  • Each disruption could cost airlines up to $250,000.

More than a dozen flights in Europe received bomb threats on Thursday, triggering emergency landings, diversions and military escorts. Authorities said no hazardous or suspicious materials had been found, and Britain’s transport secretary described the threats as malicious hoaxes. The incidents followed similar threats earlier in the week,…

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The Guardian view on cocaine and domestic abuse: new links between drugs and crime need investigating | Editorial

  • Cocaine has overtaken heroin in drug deaths.
  • Nearly six in 10 tested domestic abuse suspects had cocaine in their system.
  • The article calls for renewed treatment funding and research.

England and Wales recorded a slight fall in drug deaths, the first since 2012, but cocaine deaths have risen enough to overtake heroin deaths for the first time. New evidence of cocaine use among people arrested on suspicion of domestic abuse raises concerns about how changing drug patterns…

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Are Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Hollywood dreams in jeopardy? | Royals Recap

  • Two Netflix films remain in development.
  • Sources say there has been no apparent progress since March.
  • A source says this status is standard in the industry.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s plans for Hollywood may be uncertain as they settle into life back in the UK. Two Netflix films linked to the couple remain in development, with sources reporting no visible progress since March, prompting questions about the future of their screen projects. A…

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Scotland can test New Zealand, says coach Townsend

  • Scotland aim to challenge New Zealand at Murrayfield.
  • The All Blacks have won 31 of 33 meetings.
  • Townsend says physicality and quick ball are key.

Scotland coach Gregor Townsend says his team can trouble New Zealand in Saturday’s Nations Championship match at Murrayfield, although he recognises the All Blacks remain favourites. He hopes Scotland can build on last year’s competitive defeat and turn their belief into a first win over New Zealand. The…

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‘I don’t fear for my safety from online abuse – because we’re so used to it’

  • Burrage says online abuse is a routine problem for tennis players.
  • She received threats after losing in Chennai.
  • A report linked angry gamblers to 42% of detected abuse.

Jodie Burrage says online abuse aimed at tennis players has become so routine that she does not fear for her safety, despite receiving threats after a defeat. She shared screenshots to draw attention to the abuse and says it can add to the pressures of an already demanding…

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Death Angel Unleash New Single “The Never Was”: Stream

  • Death Angel have released a new single, “The Never Was”.
  • Its lyrics criticise people who make everything about themselves.
  • The band has tour dates in Europe, California and Australia.

Death Angel have released “The Never Was”, a new thrash metal single ahead of their Christmas concerts and continuing Act III anniversary tour. The song takes aim at self-centred people who turn other people’s successes, setbacks and even deaths into opportunities to talk about themselves. Vocalist Mark Osegueda…

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