Fans Defend Mikey Graham After Boyzone Final Concert
Boyzone fans rally to support Mikey Graham after he missed most of the band's final concerts, citing his mental health struggles. The group performed at London's Emirates Stadium over the weekend.
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Steve Aoki Amazes Crowd with Giant Jaffa Cake Throw
DJ Steve Aoki stunned London's Ministry of Sound by swapping his usual cake throw for giant McVitie's Jaffa Cakes, sparking a debate on whether they are cakes or biscuits.
Molly-Mae Hague Shares Family Photos After Baby's Birth
Molly-Mae Hague shared intimate photos of her first week at home with newborn son and fiancé Tommy Fury, calling it 'perfect' as they adjust to life as a family of four.
Bermondsey Fire: 100 Firefighters Tackle Recycling Blaze
Around 100 firefighters battled a massive fire at a recycling centre in Bermondsey, south London, causing travel disruption and thick smoke.
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Gary Lineker Stunned by Ian Wright's Solidarity After BBC Suspension
Gary Lineker reveals his shock when Ian Wright offered to boycott Match of the Day in solidarity after Lineker's suspension in March 2023 over asylum policy comments.
Natalie Cassidy: EastEnders Matriarchs Taught Me Acting
Natalie Cassidy reflects on her EastEnders journey, learning from soap legends, caring for her father, and leaving the show after 32 years.
Manchester Camerata: Mental Torments to Royal Meltdown
A review of Manchester Camerata's concert at Kings Place, featuring Errollyn Wallen, Schumann, and Peter Maxwell Davies's Eight Songs for a Mad King, exploring mental decline.
Ollie Robinson roars back into England reckoning but trust is fragile
Ollie Robinson's man-of-the-match performance at Lord's raises questions about his fitness and reliability as he looks to cement his place in the England Test side.
MCC Apologises for Lord's Pitch After Stokes Criticism
MCC apologises for Lord's Test pitch after Ben Stokes criticises 'extreme conditions'. The pitch saw fewer than 1,000 legal deliveries, the first since 1888.
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Henry Nowak case: policing failures and far-right exploitation
Readers respond to articles on the death of Henry Nowak, highlighting police inaction, need for guideline reforms, and condemnation of far-right exploitation.
Vulnerable people face 'inhumane' ultimatums from London councils
Charities say London councils are unlawfully forcing vulnerable homeless people to choose between the streets or accommodation hundreds of miles away, targeting refugees and trafficking survivors.
Jesse Hector, unsung rock'n'roll hero, dies at 78
Jesse Hector, charismatic leader of Crushed Butler and the Hammersmith Gorillas, died aged 78. He influenced punk and glam rock with his high-voltage performances.
Serena Williams Returns to Tennis at 44, Downplays Singles
Serena Williams returns to tennis at 44 for doubles at Queen's Club, focusing on fun and family, not winning. She partners with Victoria Mboko.
Ruth Artmonsky Dies at 94; Pioneer in Psychometric Testing
Ruth Artmonsky, co-founder of global consultancy SHL, later ran an art gallery and wrote 36 books. She died aged 94.
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Dan Lawrence's 218 Puts Surrey in Command Against Hampshire
Dan Lawrence smashed 218 off 190 balls, his first double century, leading Surrey to a strong position against Hampshire at the Oval.
Zelenskyy meets UK, France, Germany leaders to boost air defences
Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed urgent air defence needs with UK, French, and German leaders in London after Russian hypersonic strikes. The allies condemned Moscow's attacks and called for a ceasefire.
Fayed Survivors Urge Trafficking Probe
Survivors of Mohamed Al Fayed's abuse call for a trafficking investigation, saying the 'true scale' of his network remains hidden. Over 400 allegations made.
All the Rage: 80+ Women Unite in Play Over Epstein Victims
Over 80 female and non-binary writers create a guerrilla theatre piece, 'All the Rage,' to refocus the Epstein narrative on victims, blending art and activism.
Simple Summer Dips from The Barbary: Fava, Roast Veg, Courgette
Discover three easy North African-inspired dips from The Barbary: courgette machluta, kaha kaha, and fava. Perfect for summer gatherings.
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Extra £174m for Lower Thames Crossing sparks cost concerns
The UK government allocates additional £174m for the Lower Thames Crossing, raising total public spending to £3.1bn amid criticism over spiralling costs and lack of published business case.
ScottishPower Sends Cheques to Deceased Customer
Bereaved relatives report ScottishPower sending cheques and bills addressed to deceased loved ones, causing distress. Company apologises and reviews cases.
Sally Beamish: Autism Diagnosis a Blessing That Changed Her Life
Composer Sally Beamish shares how her autism diagnosis helped her understand her anxiety and regrets, and how music became her refuge and creative outlet.
Best of the World With Antoni Porowski: Daft Travel Show
Antoni Porowski's travel show is aimless and pointless, saved only by his charm. A mystery in targeting, it offers decontextualized sights and meaningless idioms.
Stormzy leads tributes to stabbed singer Talay Riley
Talay Riley, 35, was stabbed to death in east London. Stormzy and Oritsé Williams are among those paying tribute to the songwriter who worked with Britney Spears and Craig David.
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Julio Le Parc Review: Op Art Meets Anarchic Funfair
Tate Modern's Julio Le Parc retrospective immerses visitors in 1960s Parisian avant-garde, blending optical illusions with interactive play. A riotous, thought-provoking exhibition.
Reigning Queen's Champion Maria Shocked by Wildcard Snub
Tatjana Maria, the reigning Queen's Club women's champion, expresses shock at not receiving a wildcard to defend her title, with wildcards going to four lower-ranked British players.
FCA Sues Neil Woodford for Unauthorised Advice
The UK financial regulator is suing former investment star Neil Woodford for allegedly offering unauthorised investment advice online, months after announcing plans to ban him from the City.
Cautious Starmer Plods Towards Exit, Seeking Quick Legacy Wins
Keir Starmer, facing dwindling time, seeks quick wins to cement his legacy, but his cautious style may leave him forgotten. He announces tech child safety measures, but critics doubt his resolve.
Hattie Llewelyn-Davies: Non-Exec Director Dies at 71
Hattie Llewelyn-Davies, OBE, respected non-executive director in homelessness, healthcare, and social housing, dies aged 71. She served on over 30 boards.
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Hampshire 122-3 Trail Surrey by 299 After Rain
Hampshire reached 122-3 at stumps, trailing Surrey by 299 runs on a rain-interrupted day. Baker and Lehmann added crucial runs before play ended early.
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