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Zack Polanski admits he did not vote in local elections as he 'fell short of time to register'

‘Zack was unable to vote. He was in the process of moving and when that fell through, he moved in as a lodger in rented accommodation’

Evening Standard

Zack Polanski admits he did not vote at recent local elections

An admin technicality while moving house meant that the politician ‘fell short of time to register’

The Independent UK

Andy Burnham Sighted In London Meeting MPs As Pressure Mounts On Keir Starmer To Set A Resignation Timetable

Andy Burnham was reportedly spotted in London meeting MPs as he plans a return to Westminster and a future challenge to Keir Starmer for the premiership.

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Bafta doubles down on preparations for Sunday TV awards after N-word fallout

Ceremony organisers taking event procedures ‘extremely seriously’ after broadcast of racial slur in February

The Guardian - UK

Green Party Leader Polanski Caught Using Fake Red Cross Title to Crowdfund His Own Political Campaign

The Green Party of England and Wales leader said it was wrong to call himself a spokesperson for the British Red Cross, as polls shift ahead of the election.

International Business Times UK

Who is Erik Moresco? Ex-Blackstone MD buys Scotland’s Cameron House for £100M

Cameron House, one of Scotland’s best-known luxury hotels, has been sold in a deal reportedly valued at up to £100 million to Victory Group, a hospitality and real estate investment company founded by Erik Moresco, according to The Times (UK).

The Times of India

"You know why the industry sucks? Because it’s all owned by billionaires who are trying to make even more money." The Black Keys are sick and tired of the "stupid, evil" music industry

The Black Keys are done playing nice for the music industry

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Kylie Jenner Lawsuit: Former Employee Claims She Was Told To Disappear If Seen

Kylie Jenner faces a second lawsuit from a former employee alleging racial discrimination, harassment, unpaid wages, and retaliation, detailing claims of mistreatment and emotional distress.

International Business Times UK

Swiss suicide clinic is 'taking five Britons every month'

Pegasos helped Wendy Duffy end her life in April despite being physically healthy, four years after the death of her only child

Evening Standard

Chelsea at ‘Serious Risk’ of Breaching UEFA Settlement, Potential Ban Looms

No Champions League soccer in 2026–27 could open a Pandora’s box for Chelsea.

Sports Illustrated

"One of the songs is the sound of a tree hearing itself for the first time." The forthcoming solo album from former R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe sounds like it'll be quite a trip

Michael Stipe is putting the finishing touches to his debut solo record

Louder

Are Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson Dating Again? The Instagram Clues Explained

Katie Holmes has reignited speculation about a real-life reunion with Joshua Jackson after sharing a cosy Instagram photo and "liking" fans' calls for them to be a couple.

International Business Times UK

Royal Academy of Music launches new funding scheme for state-educated students only

Conservatoire says the scheme will help ‘those who desperately need and deserve it’

The Independent UK

Louisiana gunman was going through a divorce and drowning in ‘dark thoughts’ before shooting eight children dead, family says

Shamar Elkins told his family that he wanted to take his own life prior to the attack, according to a report

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The Times of India

UK: Royal Academy of Music faces backlash over ban on private school students in new scheme

The UK-based Royal Academy of Music has sparked debate after launching a scheme that limits access to state-educated students, raising concerns that some less affluent private school pupils are being left out, according to The Times (UK).

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Raye doubles down on pledge not to write another album until she falls in love

Even if it takes 10 years, singer Raye has doubled down on her pledge not to write another album until she falls in love.

The Times of India

Who is Sajjad Raja? Reform UK candidate under-fire for saying 'from river to the sea

A Reform UK candidate for the Leeds local elections is under investigation after a video showed him chanting a controversial slogan at a 2024 protest linked to Gaza, according to The Times (UK).

The Independent UK

What on earth is ‘vaccine beer’ and could it possibly work?

Just a pint or two of ale a day could be enough to trigger protective antibodies

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Rory McIlroy's mom worked night shifts at a factory so her son could play golf. Now he's worth $200M and is a two-time Masters champion

How the 2026 Masters champion went from humble beginnings to one of golf’s most celebrated careers.

The Independent UK

Phone firms should use technology to stop children taking nudes, police chief says

The Met Police’s deputy commissioner said tech firms can go ‘further and faster’ to protect children

The Independent UK

Fired judges say Trump team purged courts and threatened disciplinary action if they didn’t deport fast enough

More than 100 judges were fired or forced out and replaced with DHS prosecutors and military lawyers since Trump took office

The Independent UK

Richard Gadd still ‘proud’ of Baby Reindeer despite Netflix lawsuit

Netflix is facing a ‘pending’ lawsuit from the ‘real-life’ inspiration for the character of stalker Martha

Bored Panda

“Pathetic”: Brian Cox Faces Backlash After Brutal Dig At Margot Robbie, Daniel Day-Lewis And Others

“He really needs to get over himself,” one user wrote

Evening Standard

Shop security guards should carry truncheons to tackle crime, Iceland boss says

Lord Walker of Broxton, executive chairman of Iceland, told The Times ‘just one incident of violence against my staff is too many’.

The Independent UK

Iceland boss: Security guards should carry truncheons and pepper spray to fight retail crime

Lord Walker of Broxton, executive chairman of Iceland, told The Times that ‘just one incident of violence against my staff is too many’

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