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Ineos Could Be in Trouble as It Cuts 'Several Hundred' Jobs

Ineos is facing a tough road at the moment, and it’s not the sort best suited for the Grenadier. The automaker will reportedly lay off several hundred employees. That might be a slim percentage of the overall workforce for a larger automaker, but for the 1,700+ folks at Ineos, it’s…

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Retirement class of 2025 – the riders calling time on their career

From Nino Schurter to Ellen van Dijk, Lizzie Deignan and Geraint Thomas, there's a long list of top names leaving the professional side of the sport

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Keir Starmer calls on Nigel Farage to explain ‘disturbing’ school racism accusations

The Clacton MP has emphatically denied the allegations

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Reform UK councillor suspended over WhatsApp group featuring post calling for ‘mass Islam genocide’

Nigel Farage’s party is launching an investigation into the messages

The Independent UK

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage showed racist and antisemitic behaviour at school, claim ex-pupils

‘The allegations are entirely without foundation – we expect cynical attempts to smear Reform to intensify closer to the election,’ says Reform UK

The Independent UK

A grieving Claire Danes in The Beast in Me – what are they trying to do to us?

COMMENT : No one cries with as much intensity as the ‘Homeland’ star, and Netflix's new psychological thriller gives her free rein to embody misery. Patrick Smith has his guts wrenched again

The Independent UK

New Zealand book award disqualifies two authors for AI artwork

The New Zealand Book Awards Trust introduced a new rule this year stating that any book submitted for the Ockham awards must not contain AI material of any kind.

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Donald Trump’s attempt to prosecute James Comey just blew up in his face

He might want to get a real IQ test done.

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New Zealand’s top book award disqualifies two prominent authors over AI artwork

Publisher says rule against AI use came after books were submitted for consideration

The Independent UK

John Oliver Auctions Junk in Fight to Save Public Media Amid 'Stupid' Cuts

John Oliver turns programme props into a fundraising auction to help public media at risk from federal cuts affecting local news, education and emergency broadcasting.

International Business Times UK

Britain’s youth at risk of becoming ‘lost generation’, Labour peer warns Starmer

New analysis shows young people have borne the brunt of job losses since June last year

The Independent UK

The Winds of Winter Delay: GRRM Admits 'Very, Very Challenging' POV Structure

George R.R. Martin admits the long delay for The Winds of Winter is due to its 'very, very challenging' multi-POV structure, which he likens to writing 'a dozen novels' at once.

International Business Times UK

Former U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela Warns Odds of Attack on the Country Have Risen from 10% to 80%: 'Facts On the Ground Have Changed'

James Story claimed one potential approach could be a targeted strike on a senior Maduro ally, similar to the 2020 operation that killed Iranian official Qassem Soleimani

Latin Times

“I ended up rewriting the lyrics and changing the whole song because Tony broke up with me”: How Gwen Stefani channeled the pain of rejection into the No.1 song that catapulted No Doubt to worldwide fame

"I gotta write about what’s in my head – and that’s the only thing on my mind”

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International Business Times UK

Shock as Brand-New Chinese Bridge Crumbles Into Gorge Just Months After Opening

China's newly built Hongqi Bridge in Sichuan collapsed into a gorge just months after opening, triggering outrage over construction standards, safety oversight, and the pace of China's infrastructure expansion.

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121 Amazing Pics Of Our World You Probably Haven’t Seen Before

Life moves fast, and it’s easy to miss the beauty all around us. Between the noise, routines, and endless scrolling, we rarely stop to really see it. Thankfully, many talented people do. They capture those fleeting moments in breathtaking photos and share them online. From calm landscapes and vivid city…

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“Once I change something, I can never un-change it”: How the rigid limitations of basic audio editing software were key to the magic of Burial’s greatest album

A prime example of how the less-is-more philosophy can fuel creativity, Burial’s extraordinary 2007 masterpiece Untrue was created entirely within Sony’s antiquated Sound Forge

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Humorous Comics By Tom Gauld For All The Book And Science Lovers Out There (40 New Pics)

Tom Gauld is a cartoonist who has mastered the art of saying a lot with very little. His clean lines, quiet humor, and sharp observations have earned him a place in publications like The Guardian, The New Yorker, and New Scientist.

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The Independent UK

England faces worst drought in decades as companies prepare to take drastic measures

Some areas of the country are facing reservoir storages of less than 30 per cent as dry spells are expected to continue into 2026

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What happened between Mary Earps and Hannah Hampton? A timeline of the Lionesses goalkeeping saga

As Mary Earps releases her autobiography 'All In', we timeline the key moments between her England career and Hannah Hampton’s emergence as the Lionesses’ new No. 1.

MusicRadar

“It was the easiest song I ever wrote, and it's the most popular, and that really scares me!”: Inside the towering M83 monolith that left its creator with mixed feelings

Midnight City's distinctive lead sound was created out of distortion-soaked vocals

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Kim Kardashian’s All’s Fair Branded ‘Existentially Terrible’ In Brutal Early Reviews

Ouch!

Latin Times

Stephen Miller Oversees Visa System, Pressures Diplomats to Target Critics, Report Says: 'Treats Immigration as a Personal Fiefdom'

Stephen Miller, the White House Deputy Chief of Staff, has been directing detailed visa and refugee policy through near-daily coordination calls with senior State Department officials, according to a new report

International Business Times UK

What Is Happening in Sudan Right Now? Horror as Blood and Piles of Bodies Seen in Satellite Images

New satellite images reveal what appear to be mass killings and pools of blood in Sudan's Darfur region after El Fasher fell to the Rapid Support Forces, sparking global outrage and calls for urgent action.

International Business Times UK

Erika Kirk Calls Out Double Standard in Charlie's Murder Trial: 'Let Everyone See What True Evil Is'

Erika Kirk demands cameras in court during her husband Charlie Kirk's murder trial, accusing the justice system of a "double standard" and urging transparency: 'Let everyone see what true evil is.'

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