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"They daubed the walls of their hotel in human excrement": Remembering how Britain lost its mind when confronted with the Beastie Boys for the first time

On March 7, 1987, Beastie Boys' debut Licensed to Ill became the first rap album to top the US Charts. Two months later, the trio visited Britain for the first time, and things got wild

Louder

Aviva’s profits rise as demand for UK private health insurance booms

Fears over NHS waiting lists contribute to 41% increase in sales of policies, contributing to £1.5bn operating profit

The Guardian - UK

UK taxes have reached 1948 levels – but the contrast between the budgets is stark

According to official forecasts, measures in Wednesday’s budget have left tax as a share of national income at 37.1%

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The London Stock Exchange's crisis is only getting worse

City Comment: Chief executives are losing faith in the City

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“Holy sh*t, that's good!”: Foo Fighters’ Chris Shiflett on replacing his amps with the Quad Cortex for his solo tour – plus, the lowdown on the other essentials in his current rig

We caught up with Chris just before he embarks on his UK tour to talk about everything from why he thinks the Les Paul is a great country guitar to his love of the Explorer and what fans can expect from his latest Fender signature model

MusicRadar

UK Rwanda Migrants Bill Set For Parliamentary 'Ping-pong'

Controversial plans to send migrants from the UK to Rwanda will return to the House of Commons this month after parliament's upper chamber recommended several changes to the scheme, the government announced on Thursday.

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Brexit hitting UK economy and damage set to worsen with new trade barriers, Budget watchdog warns

Impact of leaving EU raised by Office for Budget Responsibility in its detailed analysis of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Budget

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“I’ll Do Whatever It Takes”: Female Vegan Activist Takes On Britain’s Abattoirs

"There are many female activists in animal activism. The movement is made up of more women than men." The post “I’ll Do Whatever It Takes”: Female Vegan Activist Takes On Britain’s Abattoirs first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Reneé Rapp Postpones UK Concerts Due To Voice Loss

Actress and singer Reneé Rapp postpones UK concerts due to voice loss, reschedules for August. Importance of self-care in entertainment emphasized.

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Paranoid London: "Our 808 is completely different to everybody else’s in the world. The snare and kick are ridiculous. When we had it fixed they opened it up and said someone had done a load of weird stuff - instead of using glue they’d used hairspray"

Quinn Whalley of the UK acid duo on studio sessions and capturing the magic of analogue gear

MusicRadar

Westfield boss backs Labour amid 'utter disappointment' in Hunt's failure to scrap 'tourist tax' in Budget

Scott Parsons, chief operating officer, UK at French-owned Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, said it was ‘deeply frustrating’ that retail leaders have been ignored

Evening Standard

The Coalition wants nuclear power. Could it work – or would it be an economic and logistical disaster?

The prospect of Australia trying to build nuclear reactors at soon-to-be-closed coal plants raises many questions. Here’s what we know

The Guardian - AU

Labour and Tory-linked thinktanks organise conference to ‘disagree well’

Exclusive: Joint statement before conference on community cohesion warns of danger of US-style culture wars

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Socialism, anti-fascism and anti-abortion on Prevent list of terrorism warning signs

Communism also among ideologies on document as human rights groups say UK scheme has been politicised

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Four in five female UK football coaches report having experienced sexism

Female coaches are being left ‘exhausted’ by a football culture still rife with sexism, new research has claimed

Guitar World

“Quite simply one of the best ‘entry level’ acoustic guitars we’ve experienced”: JWJ Guitars “The Hog” review

Last year, we were mightily impressed when we looked at UK builder Rich Jones’ Parlour and Orchestra acoustics. This time it’s the turn of his entry-level, all-mahogany dreadnought

Evening Standard

Budget 2024: What is the new UK ISA and when will it be introduced?

A public consultation is currently inviting views on the proposed British ISA

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OPINION - Jeremy Hunt's Budget sold us the Big Lie of British politics — that we can afford our spending

No one wants Jeremy Hunt to be Chancellor. Labour doesn’t, obviously — the party has its own candidate, albeit with largely the same spending plans and fiscal rules. Rishi Sunak doesn’t — he wants to be his own finance minister. The Tory Right still pines for Truss-onomics, the SNP doesn’t…

Louder

The Watch announce Lamb Lies Down On Broadway UK tour for November

Italian prog quintet The Watch celebrate the Lamb Lies Down On Broadway's 50th anniversary with live dates in November

TechRadar

Google's new answer to Apple One lets you subscribe to Drive, Fitbit and Nest – with one condition

Some Google One subscribers in the UK are getting notifications that they now have Nest Aware and Fitbit Premium too.

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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix live stream: how to watch the F1 free online from anywhere

Follow our guide on how to watch a Saudi Arabian Grand Prix live stream from anywhere – how close to the Red Bulls will Carlos Sainz get at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit?

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UK House Prices Continue To Rise, 5Th Consecutive Month

Recent report by Halifax shows UK house prices rising for the fifth month, reflecting economic stability and growth.

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Gaza hunger grows as pressure builds on Israel to facilitate aid

UN warns widespread famine in Gaza ‘almost inevitable’ without action. Plus, Russian missiles strike near Zelenskiy in Odesa

The Guardian - UK

I discovered thousands of fossils after retiring. Now I’m nearly 80 and still going strong

I’ve built up a collection from a beach in Weymouth that could help to establish what biodiversity in the UK was like over the course of millions of years

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