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Top police chief warns fans to ‘be sensible’ in Mexico as they will be ‘massively outnumbered’ in England clash

Four fans died in a crush following Mexico’s win against Ecuador earlier in the week

The Independent UK

Police chief voices concern over ‘challenging’ operation at home for World Cup

Mark Roberts said it is ‘disappointing’ there has been a rise in alcohol and domestic abuse-related incidents in England and Wales.

Evening Standard

Path of Exile 2 director says players exploiting system to become in-game millionaires 'ruined Christmas for me' and joked that he's 'lost all sympathy' for everyone who took advantage of it

And then he found out they were doing it again in the middle of the interview.

PC Gamer

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Path of Exile 2 director says Temple farming ruined his Christmas and "destroyed" him, and he loves "obliterating" it: "I don't care if it's a mid-season nerf"

"The amount of joy I can get out of just going and obliterating the Temple right now, trust me"

GamesRadar

A single crab has the third highest player kill count in Path of Exile 2

Grinding Gear Games briefly created one of the most powerful monsters in the action RPG—on accident.

PC Gamer

Nikon sold off this award-winning robotic camera company less than two months ago. Now, MRMC is shutting down

After Nikon sold its shares in the Mark Roberts Motion Control Limited, the company has entered into liquidation proceedings in the UK

Digital Camera World

Police boss admits he’s unhappy with World Cup drinking laws

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Police chiefs hit out at Starmer’s U-turn on late pub openings for England game and warn of surge in violent incidents

Downing Street defended its decision to let pubs stay open for longer and said it had engaged with policing partners ‘throughout’ preparations for the World Cup

The Independent UK

UK police sending only three officers to England’s World Cup games after failure to land funding

The UK Football Policing Unit will send only three officers to this summer’s World Cup after a failure to secure extra funding from US authorities

The Guardian - UK

No country has ever developed without urbanising, World Bank economist tells Euronews at Baku forum

Urbanisation drives economic growth and job creation, a World Bank senior expert told Euronews at the World Urban Forum in Baku, but warned that Africa faces a financing gap that no single institution can fill alone.

Euronews

Big risks and rewards in upcoming IPOs at SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic

Wall Street anticipates a wave of massive IPOs, led by SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic, each aiming for trillion-dollar valuations. These mega listings, despite geopolitical headwinds, are expected to attract significant capital. Their public market performance will be a crucial test for current private market valuations and future tech offerings.

The Economic Times

Police investigate racist abuse aimed at four Premier League players

Mark Roberts, the head of the UK Football Policing Unit, has said: ‘Anyone who believes they can hide behind their keyboards should think again’

The Guardian - UK

Police launch investigation into racist abuse of four Premier League players

Four Premier League footballers were subjected to racist abuse online over the weekend

The Independent UK

UK police chief hits back at Gianni Infantino after British football fans jibe

Fifa president Gianni Infantino joked earlier this week that the Qatar World Cup was special because “no Brit was arrested”.

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The Guardian - UK

Premier League clubs fear Home Office move will add millions to policing costs

Premier League clubs and leading sports bodies increasingly fear they will be forced to pay millions more to cover policing costs after being called in for a series of consultations with the Home Office

PC Gamer

Path of Exile 2 director says he would be 'beyond shocked' if it didn't come out in 2026: 'We never intended to be in early access this long'

A year is not a lot of time for two campaign acts and five more classes.

PC Gamer

After 12 years of avoiding it, Path of Exile is taking another swing at an old mechanic for its new expansion: 'This one just kinda felt right'

Keepers of the Flame will be a return to Breach, one of the game's oldest systems.

The Guardian - US

More than 1,500 people displaced after typhoon remnants devastate Alaska villages

At least one person was killed and two were missing after weekend storm battered two Alaska Native communities

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Sports Illustrated

Pablo Torre Interviews Professional Sports Streaker After Exposing Kawhi Leonard

Torre chose a unique guest for the latest episode of his show.

Evening Standard

Murder victim’s body lay undiscovered for a month despite call to police

Police were alerted to someone calling for help but Michael Wheeler’s body was not found until a month after he was last seen alive.

The Independent UK

Voices: It’s time football clubs paid the price of policing matches

COMMENT: The head of the Met is is right that taxpayers shouldn’t be paying the £70m-a-year cost of match-day policing, says Chris Blackhurst – the filthy-rich Premier League clubs and their billionaire owners should be footing the bill

The Guardian - UK

English football policing head tells fans not to visit Bilbao without final ticket

The chief constable, Mark Roberts, says there is a ‘real desire’ to make the event work with thousands of fans expected to travel without a ticket

The Guardian - UK

XL bullies are like loaded guns, UK police say after attack on man, 84

Officers had to fire 19 rounds into two dogs to stop incident in Warrington that left victim fighting for his life

The Guardian - UK

‘It wasn’t sexual in any way!’ 50 years of streaking – by the people who dared to bare all

In 1974, it became a craze, and has been happening ever since. While some streakers do it for a cause and others for a laugh, all agree the adrenaline rush is unbeatable. So do they have any regrets?

The Independent UK

Trial date set for five men accused over murder of Yeovil man

Michael Wheeler’s body was discovered more than a month after he was last seen.

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