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Brief

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Kiefer Sutherland and Carol Burnett honor Tim Curry’s legacy in heartfelt tributes

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Brief

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Buffy and Angel are Joining the Monster High Universe

NNewsbreak

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Japanese renegade Yayoi Kusama, famous for her polka dot art, dies

One of the world’s top-grossing contemporary artists, Kusama’s talent for spectacle, pushing the boundaries of painted artwork and breaking rules were legendary.

AAfr

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Huge star's harrowing on stage death in front of fans who thought it was 'a joke'

Sid James starred in countless films, including the iconic Carry On films as well as some of the most popular TV series - but nothing could be done when he had a massive heart attack on stage in front of his co-stars and the audience

DDailystar Co Uk

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Killer bear scaled tree to maul woman to death while her husband raced to get help

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Although bears are known to leave humans alone on the whole, one rogue Alaskan bear launched a violent assault on a couple, breaking into their home and eating the wife alive as her husband frantically searched for help.

DDailystar Co Uk

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'Hog trail killer' lured victims to woods then stripped, raped and killed them

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT A host of disturbing evidence was found around where Daniel Owen Conahan and the crimes were gruesome. Then one escaped victim changed the quiet nurse's fate and the hog trail killer was finally caught

DDailystar Co Uk

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‘Impact is just unreal’: CJP says states had to ‘bow down’ to Gen Z, Gen Alpha amid education reforms push

Taking to X, the pressure group stated its movement had made the authorities bow down and listen to the children and youth of the country.

HHindustan Times

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A 16-year-old girl has died from suspected sexual choking. How do we come to terms with this?

We can no longer deny that many children get their sex education from online pornography. But the normalisation of violence can lead to tragedy How can we possibly come to terms with reports a 16-year-old girl child may have died as a result of consensual sexual strangulation with her 16-year-old boyfriend? Police are still investigating this case. Meanwhile what do we do, as a society, to contend with children getting their sex education from pornography when this may be what they learn? When this is what they think sex is? Often mistakenly referred to as choking, sexual strangulation in the mainstream is new. It has arrived into the bedrooms of young people via online porn which has become part of life, one of the many addictive services generously provided by tech companies making billions of dollars. Some companies do a good job of cleaning up the urgent issues of child sexual abuse material and trafficking, but still, violent porn proliferates. Continue reading...

TThe Guardian

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CIA Director Ratcliffe visited Moscow to ease Russia-Europe tensions, says Lithuania

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda has said that he had been informed about CIA Director John Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow and that he believes the meeting was intended to help reduce tensions in the region.

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Brief

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Maharashtra NEET-UG seat matrix sparks concern as 3 colleges reserve 60% seats for out-of

MMoneycontrol

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The 6 best free things to do in London this August bank holiday weekend [August 28-31 2026]

From Carnival to Greenwich International Festival, it’s a mega few days for free culture in the capital over the long weekend

TTime Out

Brief

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Private blood banks in West Bengal under scanner over illegal sale of blood after health dept uncovers inter

MMoneycontrol

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Consent forms, notices, prison terms: Maharashtra anti-conversion law

Explore Maharashtra's anti-conversion law, its implications, and community responses amid concerns over religious freedom and consent.

TThe Hindu

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HP OmniPad 12 review: Android tablet convenience with laptop ambitions

HP OmniPad 12 Review: HP's Android tablet packs a large 12-inch display, a full-size keyboard and long battery life, but its underpowered chipset limits how well it works as a laptop replacement

BBusiness Standard

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Inside Mumbai's Viral Light Festival Taking Place At Colaba's Historic Afghan Church: Here's How You Can Attend It For Free

Mumbai’s Afghan Church in Colaba is transforming into an illuminated canvas from August 27 to 29 as part of the Mumbai Light Festival. Floating Canvas Company’s ASCENSION will use projection mapping, shifting colours and celestial imagery across the church’s Gothic architecture and stained glass. The experience is for free and will run from 7 PM to 10 PM, offering an atmospheric visual experience.

TThe Free Press Journal

Brief

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Hilton Global Foundation Grant to THSC India

HHospitalitynews

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‘WHAT ABOUT LINCOLN SAILORS?’: Hegseth’s Medal Ceremony Interrupted; Iran Question Shocks Pentagon

U.S. Marines who displayed extraordinary courage during the deadly 2021 Abbey Gate attack in Kabul are honored with prestigious military medals by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon. But the ceremony takes an unexpected turn when questions emerge about Iran war veterans and the sailors serving aboard USS Abraham Lincoln. Watch Hegseth’s medal ceremony, the emotional recognition of the Marines, and the question that stunned the Pentagon.

TThe Times Of India

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‘MOLDY, FILTHY & FALLING APART?’: USS Washington Sailors ‘LEAK’ Scary Photos; Hegseth In Big Mess

The USS George Washington is facing fresh scrutiny over the condition of its sailors’ living quarters after images emerged showing mold, deteriorating toilets and poor shower conditions aboard the aircraft carrier. The controversy is especially striking because the carrier only completed a massive, multibillion-dollar Refueling and Complex Overhaul after spending nearly six years in the shipyard.

TThe Times Of India