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KFC customer becomes ‘upset’ over gravy and asks to speak with a manager, but moments later, an employee is fighting for their life

Imagine going to prison because of KFC gravy.

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KFC worker is stabbed after customers attack in dispute over gravy

The alleged stabber claimed the KFC employee ‘was calling him names and disrespecting him’ before the fight

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How O Brother, Where Art Thou? got inspired – then upstaged – by its own soundtrack

INSIDE FILM: For their freewheeling comedy – back in cinemas this week – the Coen Brothers sought creative help from super-producer T-Bone Burnett, whose music for the film sparked a folk revival upon its release and launched the careers of many of its contributors. It may be the film’s greatest…

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‘Brings delight’: why Rush Hour is my feelgood movie

The latest in our series of Guardian writers picking their go-to happy movies is a look back at 1998’s unlikely buddy comedy

The Guardian - US

Jimmy Carter obituary

US president whose subsequent decades of tireless humanitarian work brought him the Nobel peace prize

The Guardian - UK

3 movie franchises not to miss on Netflix in January 2025

Netflix's January 2025 list is one of the service's best yet, and these three movie franchises are all yours to stream in the new year.

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Unique Trivia About Jimmy Carter To Know About: Ex-President, Sunday School Teacher And Cheese Lover

Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, is celebrating his 100th birthday. His life has been dedicated to human rights and public service.

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‘When it hits a low C, it takes you to another dimension’: the musicians in love with obscure instruments

Why settle for a recorder when you could wield a contrabass clarinet – or something you invented yourself? Meet the players drawn to the unusual

The Guardian - UK

RFS captain tells Black Summer bushfire inquest back-burn was a 'foregone conclusion'

A Blue Mountains fire brigade captain tells a NSW coronial inquest the decision to conduct a back-burn that later broke containment lines was a "foregone conclusion" by the time she found about it.

ABC News

Black Summer inquest hears air attack supervisor raised back-burn concerns with RFS

Chris Banffy tells the NSW coroner that he had his plane land so that he could speak directly to RFS personnel after seeing signs that a back-burn was threatening to jump containment lines.

ABC News

RFS defends Gospers Mountain back-burn decision at Black Summer coronial inquest

A Rural Fire Service commander tells an inquest into the 2019-20 bushfire disaster that he did not ignore concerns raised by a supervisor about the decision to conduct a back-burn that jumped containment lines when the weather changed.

ABC News

Following in the footsteps of heroes 104 years after Bolton PoWs made an epic journey back home

"It’s a matter of finding the kind of transport my great-grandad would have had to look for. It could be a friendly farmer with a tractor and trailer or we could be walking.”

Manchester Evening News

Robodebt advice would cause damage: lawyer

A senior government lawyer has told a royal commission into robodebt that independent legal advice could have led to the scheme being stopped entirely.

AAP

Automakers Racing Out EVs, But Tesla's Lead Is Tough Act To Follow

Tesla got into the EV game early and was mocked for it. Now, automakers appear to have been blindsided, and some are doing everything they can to catch up.

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Albany kebab shop's job ad for 'girls only' sparks discussion on gender discrimination

A West Australian kebab shop asks for "girls only" in an employment ad with the owner saying it is because girls are "more gentle and friendly".

Tribune News Service

Sobering lessons in untying the knot of a homeless crisis

PORTLAND, Ore. — Michelle Farris never expected to become homeless, but here she was, sifting through garbage and towering piles of debris accumulated along a roadway on the outskirts of Northeast Portland. Farris, 51, has spent much of her adult life in Oregon, and has vivid memories of this area…

Salon

Lessons from the homeless crisis

Portland’s homeless problem now extends well beyond the downtown core, creating a crisis of conscience

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