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“I kept a lid on my feelings at school but, when I was 18, dropped out of everything and couldn't even be bothered to get out of bed. I poured all this into the song”: The intricate music theory and lyrical depth of a Tears for Fears classic

A cover of the song would later be a Christmas number one for Gary Jules, but the dense arrangement of the original remains hugely impressive

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Family of Renee Good, Minneapolis Mother Fatally Shot by Jonathan Ross, Breaks Silence on 'Unimaginable' Tragedy

Family of Renee Good speak out after the Minneapolis mother was fatally shot by Jonathan Ross, describing an 'unimaginable' loss and calling for compassion and accountability.

International Business Times UK

Bodies, blackouts, bombastic headlines: How the West is covering Iran

Major Western media publications, including The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, CNN, BBC and The Guardian, among others, have maintained a sharp focus on the Iranian government’s violent crackdown on protestors.

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Google Removes AI Overviews for Specific Medical Questions Following Reports of Inaccuracies

Several health or medical questions in Google Search will no longer share AI Overviews results after users report inaccuricies.

International Business Times

'We work to make broad improvements': Google responds to claims its AI Overviews mislead users over health queries

Google has quietly removed AI Overviews on certain health queries after a report claimed they were inaccurate and potentially dangerous.

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Democrat Accuses Trump Of 'Stealing' Taxpayer Funds As Impeachment Talk Intensifies

Jamie Raskin slams Trump for an 'illegal scheme' to pilfer $230m from the Treasury, as Democrats warn of impeachment ahead of the 2026 midterms.

International Business Times UK

Google AI Health Overviews May Fail Patients When Medical Advice Matters Most

Google has removed its AI overviews on queries about liver blood tests after an investigation by The Guardian found it shares misleading information

International Business Times UK

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Pentagon Shake-Up by Trump Admin Resembles '1940s Stalin' Purges, Says Former Top U.S. Army Commander

Maj Gen Paul Eaton warned The Guardian that loyalty tests and firings risk lasting damage to the U.S. military's independence for years to come

Latin Times

‘Big Increase’—How Bukayo Saka’s New Salary Compares to Arsenal, Premier League Stars

Saka is set to sign a new contract at Arsenal which will keep him at the club until 2031.

Sports Illustrated

“It’s like this little country tune, played with triads on the piano... I thought, ‘how do I make those chords bloom with this very simple melody?’": How Prince and The Revolution turned the bare bones of Purple Rain into a lighters-in-the-air epic

Thanks to Stranger Things, a whole new generation of listeners is now getting to appreciate this 1984 mega-ballad

MusicRadar

Maria Teresa de Filippis: F1's first female driver

Ten years on from her death, a look back at the life of Maria Teresa de Filippis

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Maria Teresa de Filippis, F1’s first ever female driver

Ten years on from her death, a look back at the life of Maria Teresa de Filippis

Motorsport

Remembering Harry Griffin, doyen of the Guardian’s Country Diarists

It is 75 years since Harry’s first Lakeland diary appeared in the Guardian, something he was to go on and write for 53 years. Read about this remarkable journalist and a selection of his diaries

The Guardian - UK

Venezuela Opposition Figures Reel as Trump Backs Delcy Rodríguez Over Machado: 'I Could Not Believe What I Was Hearing'

Venezuela's opposition initially welcomed the U.S. operation that captured Nicolás Maduro, but some claim the reaction has quickly shifted after President Donald Trump signaled he would work with Maduro's vice president, Delcy Rodríguez.

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Hundreds Of Non-Consensual, Explicit Images Created By Twitter’s AI Bot

“Since late 2025, eSafety has received several reports relating to the use of Grok to generate sexualised images without consent.”

The Independent UK

Thousands left dead or disabled due to shortage of stroke specialists, medics warn

A lack of specialist consultants in NHS hospitals is leaving stroke patients without essential care, experts have warned

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Paul Mescal would 'lose my mind' taking a two-year break from acting

Paul Mescal would not like to take years off from doing his job, but welcomes time off from promoting upcoming projects.

International Business Times UK

Hospitals Under Pressure as US Flu Cases Explode After Worst Outbreak Since 2018

Influenza cases have risen sharply across the US in December, raising concerns for health authorities after the country recorded its most severe flu season since 2018.

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Will Trump Face Consequences for Venezuela Attack? International Law Experts Explain Why He Won't

International law experts say Trump's Venezuela attack violated UN charter, but US veto power on Security Council means he'll face no sanctions despite committing crime of aggression.

Louder

"It felt nice to infiltrate things our way. We haven't gone begging to any ****er ever. People have always come round to our way of thinking." How Simon Cowell and a Christmas Number One helped turn a Scottish rock trio into household names

A song about the madness of loving so strongly that found a different life on one of TV's biggest shows

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian Footballer of the Year Jess Carter: ‘I remember not wanting to go out’

The England defender publicly confronted racist abuse at the Euros and ended 2025 a title winner with club and country

Euronews

Scientists used AI to uncover two new biological subtypes of multiple sclerosis

By analysing MRI scans and a simple blood test from hundreds of patients, researchers identified patterns that reveal how aggressively the disease damages the brain.

MusicRadar

“I remember asking if there was another way of expressing whether God was ‘just a slob like one of us’ but he insisted that line would grab people’s attention”: How a catchy and idiosyncratic track became a ’90s classic covered by Prince

"I knew that we were going to be hearing this for the rest of our lives”

The Independent UK

UK is ‘unwelcoming’ and ‘racist’ for overseas NHS health workers, warns top doctor

Leader of Britain’s medics warned the NHS ‘could quite easily fall over’ due to exodus

Latin Times

Trump's Oil Seizure Rhetoric in Venezuela Fits Broader Pattern of 'Resource Imperialism,' Analysts Claim

The president has previously argued that the U.S. should have taken Iraq's oil after the 2003 invasion, telling ABC News in 2015, "You win the war and you take it"

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