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"The LAPD chased down some of the miscreants and beat them to the ground with their nightsticks." How one of the worst riots in the history of music got a legendary metal band banned from a major Hollywood venue

Slayer were used to controversy, but when they rocked up to play the Hollywood Palladium in 1988, they didn't expect this.

Metal Hammer

Adrian Sutton obituary

Acclaimed British composer best known for War Horse, Coram Boy and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

The Guardian - UK

Trump’s anti-truth crusade is not just an attack on facts – it’s an unravelling of the Enlightenment

The US president, JD Vance and Nigel Farage seem to believe that checking facts is a form of censorship. Nonsense: speech is only free when it is anchored in truth, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

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The 15 most problematic TV shows of the 21st century, from Little Britain to Baby Reindeer, ranked

THE COUNTDOWN: When it comes to television, there’s ‘aged poorly’ and then there’s ‘what on earth were they thinking?’ – here are the modern series that broadcasters should regret (and we should probably regret watching), as selected by The Independent’s culture desk staff

The Independent UK

Meta criticised over ‘chilling’ content moderation changes

The social media giant has announced it is ending third-party fact-checking and loosening its content moderation systems.

The Independent UK

Adeel Akhtar: ‘People helped clear up after the riots – that’s what it means to be British’

The Bafta-winning star of ‘Four Lions’ and ‘Sherwood’ tells Ellie Harrison about his new role in ‘Showtrial’, making provocative work and how being cast as a British-Asian prime minister made his head spin

The Independent UK

‘Counterproductive and silly’: 30 years since the end of the bizarre Irish political voice ban

A new film looks at the restriction of broadcasting on named political groups in Northern Ireland – and the actors and comedians who benefited

The Guardian - UK

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The Guide #156: Why ER still gets my heart racing

Rewatching the finest hospital drama ever to grace our screens, I’ve realised why some old shows remain in good health while others die an early death

The Guardian - UK

Is PLAY Stock a Buy After a Dave & Buster's Earnings Beat?

PLAY stock is higher Wednesday after the entertainment and restaurant chain reported strong Q2 earnings, but what does Wall Street have to say?

Kiplinger

Local News Close-Up: California’s Capital Is a Vast and Varied Market

Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto offers influential city with tons of news, and a different vibe outside the capital

Broadcasting & Cable

India’s Stellar Performance Secures Victory In Nail-Biting T20 World Cup Final‌

Jasprit Bumrah's brilliance and Hardik Pandya's redemption pivotal as India triumph over South Africa in a high-pressure match.‌

Zenger

Ukraine recap: Putin on top as Kyiv scrambles to play catch-up on the battlefield

Vladimir Putin has been looking pretty chipper of late. Two weeks ago saw him wearing his trademark vulpine smile as he presided over the Victory Day commemorations in Moscow. It was a rather more upbeat occasion than in the two years previously, given recent Russian successes on the battlefield. Then,…

The Conversation

Jake Fraser-McGurk slams fastest fifty for Delhi Capitals, joint third-fastest in IPL history

NEW DELHI: In a breathtaking display of power-hitting, Jake Fraser-McGurk of the Delhi Capitals on Saturday etched his name in Indian Premier League (IPL) record books, smashing the fastest fifty for his franchise and securing the third joint-fastest fifty in the history of the tournament.

The Times of India

OPINION - Is Britain doomed to terminal decline? It all depends on how you feel

Are we in a state of irreversible decline? What’s the reason, what can be done about it and, if there is a solution, who in earth is going to put into action?” So begins episode six of Chris Morris’s magisterial satire Brass Eye, filmed in 1996 and broadcast on Channel…

Evening Standard

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Cycling Weekly

Comedy legend steps in to help publicise London bike shop Brixton Cycles' crowdfunder

Losing the shop would be 'upsetting' and 'wrong', says local patron Chris Morris, who urges 'do what you can'

The Conversation

Gaza Update: as Israel begins its ground offensive, the conflict's reverberations are being felt far beyond the Strip

The ground assault on Gaza is now well underway and, as they advance into the Strip’s urban areas, the Israel Defence Forces are coming up against an elusive enemy that has been preparing for this conflict for years. For Hamas’s military wing, a key part of those preparations has been…

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve got a few ideas’: Jesse Armstrong on Succession, strikes – and what he will do next

After seven years of ‘mad triage’ on possibly the best drama series ever, its creator is up for a lot of noodling, football, and maybe a return to his first love – the sitcom

Manchester Evening News

'Heartbreaking. So avoidable...' anger and despair over death of mum-of-four 'failed at every level'

Karen McBride was found dead at home after years of struggle and fear over money and 'inhabitable' living conditions

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Wales Online

Woman pursued wrongly for debts found dead in mould-filled home

Mum of four Karen McBride's family claim she was victim of 'complete neglect' of a 'whole class of people in this country'

Edinburgh Live

Tragic mum-of-four found dead in mouldy home with hundreds of pounds of debt

Karen McBride, 46, was moved to a property which was "in a very poor state", including black mould which made her and her children ill, as well as pigeons nesting in the loft

Daily Mirror

Tragic mum of 4 found dead in mould-riddled home after being hounded over benefits debt

Karen McBride, 46, was moved to a property in Tameside which was "in a very poor state", including black mould which made her and her children ill, as well as pigeons nesting in the loft

Daily Record

Mum-of-four took her own life after council and housing bosses left her 'helpless'

Karen McBride, 46, was pursued over council tax and benefit debts that her relatives say she did not have.

Wales Online

Teenager who died in bike crash had keys taken off him by worried mum

Stuart Macleod's mum took the keys to his bike because he had been drinking but he found the spare set

Daily Mirror

Caring mum's final act of love to save daredevil son, 17, before he died in horror crash

Stuart Macleod's mum was so concerned about her son riding the bike, she took the keys to the machine only for the 17-year-old to find the spares and ride away from his home to meet friends.

Manchester Evening News

Mum took motorbike keys from her daredevil son, 17, because he had been drinking - he found the spares and died in a crash

Stuart Macleod, 17, wasn't wearing a helmet and appeared 'elated' in self-videos during tragic last ride, an inquest heard

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