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The Most Controversial Moments & Cheating Scandals On The Block Over The Years

The Block has seen its fair share of scandals and cheating dramas, lets look back at all the wildest events that have occurred on the show.

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Scott Cam Says 2025 Cast Of The Block Is ‘Fantastic’ But Can Be ‘A Punish At Times’

It comes ahead of the show’s season 21 premiere tomorrow.

Pedestrian.tv

The Block 2025: Who’s Competing, Where It’s Filmed & When You Can Watch

Get the lowdown on The Block 2025: meet the new teams, check out the fresh Daylesford digs, and peek at the teaser — no reno skills required.

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“Lionisation is too late when you’re dead… I’ve often thought of faking my own death and watching the record companies drum up all the stuff they can”: A fight, a show then a drink with John Martyn

All the evidence you need to be convinced the hard-living singer-songwriter was as progressive as they come

Louder

Foo Fighters cancel scheduled festival appearance this weekend - replacements announced

The show would have been Foo Fighters' first since Dave Grohl's revelations about fathering a child born outside of his marriage

Louder

The Open 2024 tee times: Final round pairings today with Justin Rose alongside Xander Schauffele

Billy Horschel holds one shot-lead with race to lift Claret Jug still wide open

Evening Standard

“They sort of jiggled around for a while until someone found something and took hold of it and the rest went, ‘Great!’” The Cure co-founder Lol Tolhurst’s love for Can

Drummer appreciated krautrock heroes from his early days, along with King Crimson, ELP and others

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‘I have no words’: One funeral after another in Turkey’s quake-stricken Gaziantep

Four days on from the catastrophic earthquake that killed more than 22,000 people in southern Turkey and Syria, funerals for the victims are taking place in the ravaged city of Gaziantep. The loss of life is such that one ceremony closely follows another.

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Figure skater Timothy LeDuc ready to make history as first non-binary Winter Olympian

LeDuc will compete alongside Ashley Can-Gribble in the figure skating’s pairs competition in Beijing

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