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Who Is Seth Harp? Journalist at Center of Delta Force Secrets Leak Involving Army Veteran Courtney Williams

US Army veteran Courtney Williams, formerly with Delta Force, faces federal charges for allegedly leaking SECRET-level military tactics to journalist Seth Harp, sparking national debate on whistleblowing and security.

International Business Times UK

Confusion grows as Donald Trump reportedly claims he did not know Melania Trump was giving statement on Epstein – as it happened

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The Guardian - US

Revel's new loudspeaker series packs next-generation tech to deliver music "with the utmost purity"

Revel introduces the six-strong Performa4 lineup

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The New 'Avignon Papacy'? Pentagon Officials Reportedly Invoked Medieval Captivity to Threaten Vatican and Force Pope's Support

The intense Pentagon meeting where a senior official summoned Pope Leo XIV's ambassador sparked tensions reminiscent of the Avignon Papacy. Explore the global implications for military power.

International Business Times UK

Who Are The Commentators For The Masters 2026? CBS Sports, Amazon Prime And Sky Sports Golf Voices And On-Screen Experts

The Masters is back, but who will be lending their voice and expert views to coverage of the event at Augusta National this year?

Golf Monthly

Who can claim victory if Iran ceasefire holds? An early winner is China

Beijing’s powerbrokers are credited with winning Iran over, although one analyst says they were ‘pushing an open door’

The Guardian - UK

"No-one writes rock ’n’ roll better than this.” The story of the AC/DC album that true AC/DC fans love best

"We may be little, but we make a lot of noise"

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Australian spy plane operators in Middle East not sharing intel with US for offensive operations, defence boss says

Information on drones and other threats being shared but defence chief confirms crew taking ‘active steps’ to only contribute to defensive actions

The Guardian - AU

From fat transplants to LED mittens: how the fear of ‘old lady hands’ mobilised the beauty industry

After decades of focusing on faces, manufacturers, beauticians and surgeons are offering us younger-looking hands. Is this more about money or scientific progress?

The Guardian - UK

Exclusive: JPMorgan strikes carbon removal deal that doubles as wildfire prevention

The purchase signals that the carbon removal industry is pushing ahead despite policy setbacks.

Axios

White House slams George Clooney’s acting ability following Iran threats – Clooney responds

The White House has lashed out at Oscar winner George Clooney for criticising Donald Trump’s threats to Iran: “The only person committing war crimes is George Clooney for his awful movies and terrible acting ability.” Now, the actor has responded, calling the comments “infantile name calling”.

Euronews

Eligible men will be automatically registered for US military draft pool under rule change

Proposal seeks to streamline national service registration process but raises fears about prospect of young Americans being called up and sent to Iran should current conflict drag on or escalate

The Independent UK

‘Surge’ pricing could be coming to a supermarket near you, Bank of England warns

Supermarkets have already started using digital pricing which allows them to change costs quickly

The Independent UK

Dutch police launch campaign to find and offer help to victims of sextortion

Dutch police have launched a social media campaign to help girls and young women targeted in a sextortion case

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JD Vance accuses Russia and Ukraine of delaying peace ‘over a few square kilometres’

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"They were the inadvertent godfathers of the independent music scene." Power-pop nirvana met emotional baggage and personal tragedy in the story of Big Star, a band destined to fail

Big Star were all but forgotten by the end of the 70s, but they became a Rosetta Stone for a whole generation of later musicians

The Conversation

Has multilateralism hit a dead end? Could International organisations be collateral damage of the war in Iran?

One of the most striking aspects of the war with Iran is the extent to which it has highlighted the irrelevance of international organisations and multilateral approaches to resolving global conflicts.

The Independent UK

Give every UK household enough cheap energy for essential uses, think tank urges

The universal subsidy would be funded by oil and gas companies’ ‘mammoth’ profits, says the New Economics Foundation

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Woman & Home

The one thing about The Testaments fans are furious about - major character's absence explained

The fate of the much loved character is revealed ahead of the new Handmaid's Tale sequel series

Evening Standard

Oil prices rise and stocks fall as investors wary of ‘fragile’ US-Iran ceasefire

Experts said doubts about the stability of the deal in the Middle East were showing up in investor sentiment.

Evening Standard

Ceasefire deal without Lebanon risks destabilising whole region – Cooper

It comes as an Iranian official said his country sent a message to the US by closing the Strait of Hormuz in response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon.

Newslaundry

No ‘Dalali’, no voice: Jaishankar’s snark can’t steal Islamabad’s ceasefire limelight

Israel has bombed Lebanon despite a temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran, putting a fragile Pakistan-brokered truce in West Asia at risk. After the no-holds-barred Israeli bombing that killed over 100 people, Iran has blocked the Strait of Hormuz once more.

International Business Times UK

Karoline Leavitt Experiences 'Embarrassing Moment' When Asked Who Controls Strait of Hormuz - Dodged the Question Twice Before Pivoting

Karoline Leavitt avoids answering who controls the Strait of Hormuz during a White House briefing, raising questions about the ceasefire with Iran.

The Guardian - UK

Nato ‘very disappointing’, says Trump, in fresh attack ahead of Rutte speech – as it happened

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The Times of India

We are already in a World War—and it won’t end soon: Ray Dalio

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