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“What blew me away was that everyone wanted the curly maple top. People were calling, saying, ‘I’ve got to have the bird inlays’”: Paul Reed Smith on raising the Standard 24, finally cracking the noise-free guitar and why John Sykes is a tone hero

We take Paul Reed Smith back to the start of his 40-year-old company to discuss the new Standard 24 and quite a bit more

Guitar World

“Finely tuned instruments with effortless playability and one of the bestvibratos there is”: PRS Standard 24 Satin and S2 Standard 24 Satin review

It’s not an official 40th Anniversary model, but the new Standard 24 Satin takes us right back to where this unique story started. It’s also the most affordable Core model that PRS has released for nearly a decade

Guitar World

NAMM 2025: “We do not want to spend our anniversary only looking back” – PRS unveils “roadworthy workhorse” Standard 24 Satin asSwamp Ash Specialmakes comeback, announces big updates to pickups, hardware and electronics

PRS makes an impressive start to its 40th anniversary year with two high-end electrics, hardware upgrades for S2 and select Bolt-on models– and what about those DMO humbuckers?

MusicRadar

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Economists warn Labour will cut spending as borrowing costs rise

The Chancellor could be forced into further tax hikes or cuts to spending plans to meet UK fiscal rules after a jump in…

The National (Scotland)

Pound slumps as government borrowing costs highest since 2008

The yield on the benchmark 10-year UK gilt, which reflects the cost of government borrowing, climbed by roughly 12 basis points.

Evening Standard

Scottish tourism companies at risk over 'disastrous, gaping hole' in funds

SCOTTISH tourism is facing a “devastating, gaping hole” according to industry figures following claims budgets run out for organisations which…

The National (Scotland)

What counts as national debt and assets now? Here’s how to understand the UK’s redefined fiscal rules

Governments set rules that we, as citizens, must follow – laws with clear consequences for non-compliance. But they also set rules for themselves, and these can be flexible when convenient.

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Demand for government debt shows UK still a haven for investors

UK bonds 10 times oversubscribed in auction considered first big test of Labour’s reputation with foreign investors

The Guardian - UK

KGMOA denounces Collector’s summoning of doctor to his residence to treat toenail infection

The Hindu

Thames Water collapse could trigger Truss-style borrowing crisis, Whitehall officials fear

Exclusive: Concerns over effect on UK’s finances lead officials to believe utility should be renationalised before general election

The Guardian - UK

Watch out, Rachel Reeves: the old guard is ganging up on your borrowing ambitions

The shadow chancellor had plans to increase borrowing to invest in infrastructure and more, but the weight of expert disapproval is wearing her down

The Guardian - UK

A year after the mini-Budget ‘doom loop’, UK gilts look a lot less stressed

City Voices: Rather than a huge shift to de-risk by locking in the higher yields on offer this year, LDI schemes have been more focused on getting their houses in order

Evening Standard

Doubts UK Government will set up deposit return scheme by 2025 deadline

THE “onus” is on the UK Government to make a success of the deposit return scheme (DRS) but Scottish ministers are “cynical” that they will…

The National (Scotland)

Kollam District Medical Office issues dengue alert

DMO alerts public to take precautions against dengue; symptoms include headache, pain behind eyes, muscle/joint pain, skin rashes, vomiting, abdominal pain, bleeding, black stool, wheezing, severe drop in BP. Advises complete rest, drinking fluids, sleeping in mosquito nets. Directs to strengthen source eradication measures, consistent clean-up drives. Aedes mosquitoes breed…

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‘Botched’ surgery: medical board to submit report by August 8

K.K. Rajaram, District Medical Officer, on Tuesday said that the district medical board would try to submit a report to the police by August 8 on the allegation raised by K.K. Harshina, a native of Adivaram, that a surgical instrument was left behind in her abdomen after a C-Section surgery…

The Hindu

Alert issued against scrub typhus in Alappuzha

Last year, three scrub typhus cases were reported in the district. T

The Hindu

Study finds presence of viruses in mosquitoes, DMO calls for alert

increase in dengue fever, chikungunya, and Zika cases

The Hindu

Alert on water-borne diseases

The possibility of spread of diarrhoeal illnesses, typhoid, and jaundice was more during the rainy season, a statement from the DMO said.

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The New Daily

‘Cold comfort’: Regulators unveil massive electricity bill hikes

Australian families are being urged to seek out a cheaper electricity deal after regulators unveiled massive hikes on power prices.

The National (Scotland)

Lorna Slater: Deposit Return Scheme body won't cash in on unrecycled items

LORNA Slater has rubbished claims Circularity Scotland will benefit from £57 million a year from Scots not recycling through the Deposit Return…

The New Daily

‘Harsh reality’: Massive electricity bill hikes hit families this week

Millions of families are facing huge hikes in their electricity bills this week as EnergyAustralia hits households with massive price hikes.

The Hindu

Adhere to COVID-19 protocol during festivities: DMO

‘Maintain social distancing, wear masks’

Bangkok Post

Indonesia scraps palm oil export levy

NUSA DUA, Indonesia: Indonesia has scrapped its export levy for all palm oil products until Aug 31 in a fresh attempt to boost exports and ease high inventories, finance ministry officials said on Saturday, adding the move would not disrupt government revenues.

The Hindu

Monkeypox: lapses alleged in contact tracing

Auto, taxi drivers who transported the patient yet to be traced

ABC News

There's been a lot of drama around Australia's power network this week. So when will we see an impact on our electricity bills?

To prevent your brain short-circuiting, we've asked the experts to break it down for the average electricity user.

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