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Ostapenko wins Wimbledon doubles, completing Grand Slam titles on all surfaces
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Ostapenko wins Wimbledon doubles, completing Grand Slam titles on all surfaces

Jelena Ostapenko won the women's doubles at Wimbledon 2025 on Thursday, becoming the first woman to claim Grand Slam titles in singles, doubles and mixed doubles on all three surfaces. The Latvian, who holds a 6-0 head-to-head record against Iga Świątek, achieved this remarkable feat at the All England Club. The women's singles final is scheduled for Saturday.

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Ferrari's 10 Most Iconic F1 Victories of All Time
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Ferrari's 10 Most Iconic F1 Victories of All Time

Ferrari has recorded 250 Formula 1 victories across 75 years, with 41 different drivers contributing to the tally. The piece attempts to pick ten of the most iconic and memorable wins from the Scuderia's long history in the sport.

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Netflix Loses Millions of Viewers When Hit Shows Return for Season 2
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Netflix Loses Millions of Viewers When Hit Shows Return for Season 2

Netflix is highly effective at drawing viewers to new series, but struggles to retain them for subsequent seasons. Even record-breaking shows see millions of viewers drop off when a second season arrives. The pattern suggests a structural challenge for the platform in building long-term audience loyalty.

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John le Carré Explores a Swiss Spy Undone by a Wounded Ego
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John le Carré Explores a Swiss Spy Undone by a Wounded Ego

John le Carré's writing argues that a wounded ego can be more dangerous than poison or invisible ink in the world of intelligence. The story centres on an ordinary man drawn into an extraordinary Swiss espionage game. Le Carré was renowned for his understanding of human vulnerability as the true engine of spy fiction.

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Polish Women Give Birth in Pain and Too Often by C-Section, Gynaecologist Warns
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Polish Women Give Birth in Pain and Too Often by C-Section, Gynaecologist Warns

Gynaecologist Maciej Socha, speaking at a TVN24 event in Bydgoszcz, stated that Poland has one of Europe's highest rates of caesarean sections. He argued that women opt for them out of fear of obstetric violence and the lack of access to dignified, natural childbirth. Socha summed up the situation by saying Polish women give birth "in pain and very often surgically."

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Russian Strike on Kyiv Wounds 10; Air Defences Down 111 Drones
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Russian Strike on Kyiv Wounds 10; Air Defences Down 111 Drones

Ten people were injured in an overnight Russian strike on Kyiv. Ukrainian air defences shot down or suppressed two missiles and 111 drones during the attack. Russia claims its forces targeted drone production facilities in the Ukrainian capital.

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Typhoon Bavi Kills 17 in Philippines, Disrupts Taiwan, Japan and China
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Typhoon Bavi Kills 17 in Philippines, Disrupts Taiwan, Japan and China

Typhoon Bavi triggered deadly landslides in the Philippines, killing 17 people. The storm knocked out power across parts of Japan and Taiwan and forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate in China ahead of its expected landfall. Authorities across the region are on high alert.

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Isabel Haugseng Johansen: Haaland's girlfriend of over five years
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💄 Lifestyle

Isabel Haugseng Johansen: Haaland's girlfriend of over five years

Erling Haaland, striker for Manchester City and Norway, has been in a relationship with Isabel Haugseng Johansen for over five years. The couple met when they were teenagers. Haaland is currently considered one of the most prolific forwards in the world.

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Opel Grandland PHEV: fuel consumption on empty battery is not the only issue
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Opel Grandland PHEV: fuel consumption on empty battery is not the only issue

The new Opel Grandland PHEV marks a major improvement over its predecessor in both design and technology. A real-world test of fuel consumption with a depleted battery reveals certain limitations of the plug-in hybrid system. The reviewer also highlights a separate issue that could put off potential buyers.

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How to turn off Facebook notifications on any device
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How to turn off Facebook notifications on any device

Facebook notifications can be disabled in the mobile app settings on both iOS and Android, via a desktop browser, or through the phone's system notification settings. Users should navigate to "Settings & Privacy," then "Notifications," and deactivate unwanted alerts. Individual notification types — such as comments, invites or messages — can also be selectively turned off.

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Taipei: futuristic skyline, mountain scenery and night markets await visitors
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Taipei: futuristic skyline, mountain scenery and night markets await visitors

Taipei, Taiwan's capital, sits in a natural basin sheltered by mountain ranges near the island's northern coast and has grown into one of Asia's major tech and economic hubs. The city blends futuristic skyscrapers, vibrant night markets and a layered history shaped by Japanese rule and the postwar era. Its subtropical climate means the best time to visit is outside typhoon season, which runs from June to October.

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China sets new electricity record at 1.518 billion kilowatts on July 10

China's nationwide electricity load hit a record high of 1.518 billion kilowatts on 10 July, the first such record this year, according to the National Energy Administration. The surge is driven by growing demand from data centres and electric vehicles. The announcement was made via the agency's official WeChat account.

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Homo floresiensis Did Not Hunt or Use Fire, New Study Finds
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Homo floresiensis Did Not Hunt or Use Fire, New Study Finds

A new study published in "Science Advances" challenges key claims about Homo floresiensis, the so-called "hobbits" discovered in Liang Bua cave on the Indonesian island of Flores in 2003. Marks on stegodon bones previously interpreted as evidence of tool use, fire and big-game hunting are now attributed to bites from prehistoric reptiles. The species, standing about one metre tall, apparently survived for nearly a million years without fire or large-animal hunting, reshaping our understanding of its intelligence and adaptability.

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10 LEGO sets retiring soon – including Gringotts and the Mona Lisa

LEGO is retiring several popular sets soon, including the Harry Potter Gringotts set – already sold out in the US – and the Mona Lisa art set. Both are considered classics by LEGO fans. A full list of 10 retiring sets can be found in the "Retiring soon" section on the LEGO website, but only these two are described in detail in the source.

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German banks open crypto trading to up to 80 million customers
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German banks open crypto trading to up to 80 million customers

German banks are integrating cryptocurrency trading into their banking apps, potentially reaching up to 80 million customers. The move marks a major step toward mainstream crypto adoption in one of Europe's largest economies. No specific banks or launch dates were named in the report.

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Spaghetti bolognese doesn't exist in Bologna — Italians are baffled
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Spaghetti bolognese doesn't exist in Bologna — Italians are baffled

Italians — especially those from Bologna — are baffled by the worldwide fame of "spaghetti bolognese," a dish that simply does not exist in the local cuisine. In Bologna, the traditional meat ragù is always served with tagliatelle, never spaghetti. Spaghetti bolognese is a foreign invention that has become one of the biggest myths about Italian cooking.

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Red Bull Shocked by Verstappen's Financial Demands Ahead of Possible 2026 Exit
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Red Bull Shocked by Verstappen's Financial Demands Ahead of Possible 2026 Exit

Multiple F1 paddock sources report that Max Verstappen is close to leaving Red Bull Racing after the 2026 season. Red Bull management is described as "shocked" by the Dutchman's financial demands, with talk of "deep disagreements" between the two parties. It marks one of the biggest rifts between the driver and the team in years.

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Super Mario Galaxy Movie Is 2026's Only Billion-Dollar Film So Far
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Super Mario Galaxy Movie Is 2026's Only Billion-Dollar Film So Far

"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" is the only film of 2026 to have crossed the billion-dollar mark at the global box office. The video game adaptation reunites voice cast members Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, Anya Taylor-Joy and Jack Black following the success of the 2023 original. Nintendo's next big screen project is a live-action "Legend of Zelda" film starring Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Link and Bo Bragason as Princess Zelda.

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Venezuela earthquake death toll surpasses 4,000

The death toll from Venezuela's twin earthquakes has surpassed 4,000, authorities confirmed on Friday. The disaster is the deadliest to hit the country in over a century. More than two weeks after the quakes struck, families are still searching through rubble for missing loved ones.

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How to care for parquet flooring to keep it scratch-free and gleaming
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💄 Lifestyle

How to care for parquet flooring to keep it scratch-free and gleaming

Parquet flooring requires regular, proper care — neglect leads to scratches, warping and gaps that are expensive to repair. Key rules include avoiding excess water when cleaning, using dedicated wood-care products, and periodically oiling or lacquering the surface. Felt pads under furniture legs protect the floor from everyday scratches.

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Prolonged sitting damages arteries — short movement breaks help
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Prolonged sitting damages arteries — short movement breaks help

Sitting for many hours at a desk, in a car or in front of a TV gradually reduces arterial elasticity, even in people who exercise regularly. Research suggests that short but frequent movement breaks throughout the day effectively protect the cardiovascular system. There is no need to exercise every hour — regular few-minute breaks to stand and move are sufficient.

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