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“That’s the take that we use in the film. That was first time. Dude, it was amazing”: Steve's Lava Chicken, Jack Black’s shortest-ever UK Top 40 hit from the Minecraft Movie, took just 34 seconds to record

A new Apple Music video goes behind the scenes on Black’s musical contribution to the surprise hit of the year

MusicRadar

“On Thursday we were at number 2 – then Beyoncé beat us on the last day”: The K’s speak to us about leading the guitar band fightback

The exhilarating four-piece tell us about hitting the top three of the UK album chart, and point to a still-thriving live band scene

MusicRadar

Far-right 'influencer' brags as he meets with House of Lords members

A PROMINENT far-right “influencer” has boasted he is “gaining ground” in the UK Parliament by meeting members of the House of Lords.

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Mastercard could pay £70 to millions of customers - but are you eligible?

Mastercard users could be eligible for up to £70 following a landmark class action settlement

Evening Standard

Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders pulled by Game, but Amazon steps in with fresh restock

From Amazon to Currys, these are the retailers with Nintendo Switch 2 stock available right now

The Independent UK

Government sends new aid to Gaza amid rising pressure on Israel to end blockade

A minister said the lack of aid reaching Gazans is ‘appalling’.

Evening Standard

Former prisoners and hostages urge Starmer to secure release of Jimmy Lai

Call for UK PM to act urgently over pro-democracy campaigner who has spent 1,602 days in solitary confinement

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Travelling with pets post-Brexit: New UK-EU deal could make journeys easier

Before Brexit, UK residents enjoyed straightforward travel with their pets involving minimal paperwork.

Euronews

'Bukayo Saka may have suffered with injuries - but he’s had a very impressive season' Arsenal legend Gilberto Silva gives verdict on Gunners talisman at the OMO Varzenal Cup

Speaking at the OMO Varzenal Cup, Arsenal legend Gilberto Silva told FourFourTwo that Bukayo Saka has had a great campaign - despite missing a big chunk of it

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Which European countries are the most and least progressive when it comes to LGBTQ+ rights?

A new ranking shows how European countries are progressing when it comes to LGBTQ+ rights, with the UK and Hungary seeing the biggest drops.

Euronews

Sighing at a colleague in frustration could be discriminatory, tribunal rules

UK software engineer successfully sues employer for disability discrimination after complaining about manager’s sighing

The Guardian - UK

Chris Brown freed on bail after UK arrest over alleged 2023 London bottle attack

American R&B artist told to lodge £5m in bail which will allow UK Breezy Bowl XX tour dates to go ahead

The Guardian - UK

West Nile virus detected in UK mosquitoes for first time as climate change linked to spread

The virus has emerged in northern and western Europe in recent years as a result of warmer temperatures.

Euronews

International opinion has rounded on Israel, but it’s not enough to force Netanyahu’s hand

Condemnation alone won’t change Israel’s trajectory. For that, concrete action on sanctions and Palestinian statehood is required, says Sanam Vakil, director of Chatham House’s Middle East and North Africa programme

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The Conversation

Why is it so hard for young people to get jobs?

For generations, young people have been told the path to opportunity is clear. Study hard, get a degree, and success will follow. This promise – central to the idea of “meritocracy” – has shaped the aspirations and investments of millions (though in reality, access to university and employment is also…

The Independent UK

Net migration predicted to fall by up to 250,000 in major boost for Starmer

The estimated number of people being added to the UK’s population each year expected to fall following tougher visa restrictions

Evening Standard

Tornado 'could hit South-East' warns Met Office as rain batters UK

‘It’s not out of the question that we could see a funnel cloud, maybe even a brief tornado across parts of the South-East’ - Met Office’s Alex Burkill

The Independent UK

Will Starmer’s U-turn on winter fuel payment cuts be enough to win back voters?

As the prime minister announces changes to chancellor Rachel Reeves’ hugely controversial policy after months of criticism, Whitehall editor Kate Devlin explains why ministers are acting now

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The Independent UK

How much the average UK house price increased in March and why

Households have been clobbered by a raft of ‘awful April’ bill increases

The Independent UK

Police investigate Enoch Powell portrait hung in village shop as ‘hate incident’

Exclusive: A Shropshire shopkeeper hung the display to show the need for ‘strong political leadership’

Evening Standard

What is the West Nile Virus? Everything we know as virus detected in UK

Health experts maintain that the risk to the general public is currently very low

Coros just made it easier to keep your running watch going for longer

New Repair Service lets athletes fix damaged devices fast (but it's not in the UK yet)

The Independent UK

UK court orders singer Chris Brown freed on $6.7 million bail in assault case

A British judge has ordered Grammy-winning singer Chris Brown released on $6.7 million bail while facing allegations that he beat and seriously injured a music producer in a London nightclub in 2023

The Independent UK

Starmer jokes Farage was ‘first through e-gates in France’ after skipping Brexit deal debate for holiday abroad

Sir Keir Starmer made a jab at Nigel Farage during Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday (21 May), stating that the Reform UK leader, who is currently holidaying in France, was “first through the e-gates”.

The Independent UK

UK's Starmer suggests that a policy which denied retirees fuel subsidies will be changed

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has suggested that an unpopular measure which deprived millions of retirees of an annual winter fuel subsidy will be changed

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