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Morning Mail: ‘Mind blowing’ El Niño forecasts, smoking hits record low, and where did the AFL’s Steves go?

BoM experts say 2027 could the hottest year ever as weather pattern sets in

The Guardian - AU

What’s in a name? Steves once dominated the AFL but have now been reduced to one

The most common player names of the 1980s and 90s have made way for the rise of Jack, Tom, Sam and Lachlan

The Guardian - AU

“The Baphomet statue from The Number Of The Beast is huge – you can sit on its lap like it’s Christmas and he’s Santa Claus!”: Iron Maiden have thrown open their archives for their Eddfest museum – and it looks incredible

One of the main attractions at Eddfest is the Infinite Dreams Experience – a display of classic Maiden props and memorabilia. Here’s a taste of what to expect…

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Huge court bill for neighbours who wrote YouTube songs in row over ornamental squirrel

The 14-year-battle in Essex is coming to a very expensive end

The Independent UK

The battle over the Bell hotel: how a year of asylum protests tore apart a pretty, prosperous Essex town

Last summer, a 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by an asylum seeker in Epping and this small community was engulfed in protest. Can it recover?

The Guardian - UK

I’ve run many marathons and completed even more 100-mile rides: which is harder?

Marathons might inflict greater impact, but riding a century requires a lot of fuel and some mechanical know-how. Steve Shrubsall has totted up the scores to determine which is really the greater endurance feat

Cycling Weekly

Mexico Forced to Return Luxury Rolex Watches Gifted by YouTuber

FIFA has strict rules on accepting gifts, meaning the players are not able to take up the gesture.

Sports Illustrated

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Iron Maiden are 'really not bothered' about their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction

Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris and Bruce Dickinson have downplayed the band’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, stressing they’re not fussed and won’t attend the ceremony.

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2026 US Open Qualifier Shares Money Breakdown After Making Cut At Shinnecock Hills

Korn Ferry Tour pro James Nicholas sailed through US Open qualifying and made the cut at Shinnecock Hills before sharing a financial breakdown of his week

Golf Monthly

Steve Case: America was built by entrepreneurs. Here's how we keep that edge for the next 250 years

The next wave of innovation—in AI, biotech, and beyond—will be won not in Silicon Valley, but across a broader, more distributed America.

Fortune

Hannah Murray was admitted to psych ward after being 'possessed by a demon'

Game of Thrones star Hannah Murray has recalled how she was once told by a cult leader that she had been "possessed by a demon" and he had "performed an exorcism" on her, and she was later admitted to a psychiatric ward.

BANG Premier

'Like a Little Machine Gun': Critics Brand Trump 'Gross' as History of Objectifying Female Staff Boils Over

Donald Trump's crude remark to a reporter at the G7 summit has reignited criticism over his history of objectifying women, overshadowing diplomatic discussions and sparking widespread online debate.

International Business Times UK

Man says his boss refused to pay him what he was worth. Then he built a competing business, and put his boss out of business

An ownership change in the business prompted the decision.

We Got This Covered

Steven Spielberg didn't want aliens in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, but "compromised" with George Lucas: "What if they're from another dimension?"

An out of this world decision

Total Film

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Newcastle Herald

Sun, scars and selflessness: Richard Scolyer's life work was saving yours

Letters: 'Hey Steve, you're 38 and you have a 50 per cent chance of being here in five years'

The Guardian - UK

‘No soccer fans here’: World Cup fever fails to grip Texas Republicans

Houston is a host city but those gathered there for a GOP convention are more concerned with contentious politics – and an elephant

Newsroom.co.nz

Short story: Family friendly, by Jemma Richardson

Samantha is crazy about Hamish but Steve doesn't have the headspace for Trish, and Tyler is sick of waiting

Cinemablend

Harrison Ford And Steven Spielberg Were Never Fully On Board With The Fourth Indiana Jones Movie, Even While They Were Making It

Apparently, they had reservations from the start.

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The Mary Sue

Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker Talk “Friends” and Their New Show, ‘Alice and Steve’ [EXCLUSIVE]

Alice and Steve is the story of a very unique friendship and we talked to Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker about it. The Disney+ and Hulu series examines what happens when a friendship goes awry. Both Clement and Walker had some thoughts about what constitutes a fracture of trust in…

Tom’s Guide

Your weekend binge list: 7 new shows and movies to stream on Netflix, Prime Video and more (June 12-14)

This weekend’s streaming picks across new movies and shows range from thrillers to comedies, including "Michael," "Sweet Magnolias," "Every Year After" and more.

Sports Illustrated

‘Worth Every Penny’: Knicks Fans Have Zero Regrets Over Exorbitant NBA Finals Game 3 Ticket Prices

Ahead of the Knicks’ first home NBA Finals game at Madison Square Garden in 27 years, fans who shelled out thousands of dollars say they have no regrets.

The Independent UK

Jemaine Clement on age-gap comedy Alice and Steve, dancing to ABBA with Matt Berry, and separating the art from the artist

INTERVIEW : The Kiwi actor and writer, who rose to fame as one half of folk-parody duo Flight of the Conchords, talks to Patrick Smith about his latest role in Disney’s sharp new six-part series

International Business Times UK

Britons Are Working Harder Than Ever, So Why Are More Families Turning to Food Banks and Debt?

In 2026, Britain's cost-of-living crisis hits millions with rising rents, bills, and food insecurity. Personal stories and expert insights reveal the challenges for low-income families and long-term impacts.

The Guardian - UK

‘I would draw blood’: Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker’s wild wrongcom about sexual betrayal

What if your best mate slept with your child? The stars of Alice and Steve, the new taboo-busting comedy about friends at war, open up about drug-taking, iffy sex – and why British jokes are so hard to understand

The Guardian - UK

Alice and Steve to Proud: the seven best shows to stream this week

Nicola Walker is a furious mother who decimates her best mate’s life after he sleeps with her daughter in an excruciating wrongcom. Plus, the LGBTQ+ adoption drama that has made waves

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