Saturday 18 July 2026 is forecast to be a good day for all twelve zodiac signs to slow down and reflect. The horoscope recommends time for conversations, rest and small positive decisions. All signs from Aries to Pisces are covered.
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Michael van Gerwen narrowly missed out on a nine-darter in Blackpool, falling short by mere millimetres. Despite the near-miss, the Dutch darts legend was able to laugh off the moment and see the funny side. The perfect leg remains elusive for him at this tournament.
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Netflix has announced a two-part animated LEGO: One Piece special that revisits the events of the first two seasons of its live-action adaptation. The project was first previewed in April alongside announcements for Season 3 and a new anime remake. The special promises humour, heart and plenty of LEGO bricks, and is described as the first of its kind for the One Piece franchise.
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Forza Horizon 6, set in a lush Japanese landscape of rural fields and cherry-blossom streets, takes on a whole new dimension when played with a racing seat rather than a controller. While the game is accessible and spectacular on a pad, a wheel and seat setup reveals simulation depth that thumbsticks can easily mask. The reviewer says the experience has made it impossible to go back to a controller.
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Smartphones interrupt music listening with notifications, ads and reflexive scrolling, driving renewed interest in dedicated audio players. Devices like the Shanling M0 Ultra (around 299 PLN) let listeners enjoy their own music collection without subscriptions or distractions. The trend reflects a broader push-back against the always-connected streaming ecosystem among music enthusiasts.
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China's best-selling electric vehicle is not an SUV but an affordable hatchback that consistently outsells the Tesla Model Y. The car's popularity challenges Western assumptions about what EV buyers want, showing strong demand for small, budget-friendly electric vehicles. Its success highlights how China's EV market is evolving in a direction distinct from Europe and North America.
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"ลปywe istoty" centres on Steller's sea cow, a massive marine mammal discovered in the 18th century and hunted to extinction within decades of its discovery. The book weaves together polar exploration and a stark account of human destruction of a species. The reviewer highlights both the narrative quality and the educational value of the work.
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Israeli historian Omer Bartov has stated that Israel committed genocide in the Gaza Strip following the October 7, 2023 attacks. He concluded that Zionism as an official state ideology justifies genocide and must be rejected. Bartov called on the United States and Europe to impose sanctions on Israel.
Paulina Sykut-Jeลผyna appeared on the Polish TV show "Halo tu Polsat" wearing a blue boho dress with an asymmetric cut and lace detailing. The outfit was completed with feminine sandals that drew particular attention. The look has been praised as another example of the presenter's romantic and carefully composed personal style.
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Scientists have examined the popular belief that apple cider vinegar aids weight loss and are sharply tempering expectations. Research finds the effects are negligible or statistically insignificant, with no meaningful impact on body weight. Experts warn against treating it as a substitute for a balanced diet and regular physical activity.
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Italian sports journalist Luigi Esposito has died in dramatic circumstances in Italy. Reports indicate he was likely murdered and his body subsequently burned. Few further details have been confirmed at this stage.
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Ukraine has been systematically striking Crimea's infrastructure, eroding not only military assets but the political myth Putin built around the peninsula he declared "reclaimed forever" in 2014. A significant part of Putin's political legitimacy rests on the Crimea narrative, and the Kremlin has invested heavily in projecting it as an irreversible symbol of Russian power. The opinion piece argues that the collapse of this myth may prove more damaging to Putin than any battlefield loss.
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Michael Saylor, Bitcoin's most prominent corporate advocate, has come out against BIP-110, a proposal to temporarily filter out "spam" data from the Bitcoin blockchain. He argues the measure would undermine the network's neutrality and set a dangerous precedent for censorship on the blockchain. In Saylor's view, Bitcoin must remain an exception-free network where no transactions receive preferential treatment.
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Astronomers have discovered a planet resembling Earth in size and conditions. However, some scientists warn that finding life there could be dangerous news for humanity โ in line with the "dark forest" hypothesis, which holds that an advanced civilisation could pose an existential threat. The discovery reignites debate about whether actively searching for extraterrestrial life is wise.
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Tourists visiting some Greek islands risk finding dry taps this summer due to worsening drought conditions. Local authorities have begun issuing special water vouchers to help visitors access water supplies. The problem is affecting a growing number of popular Greek island destinations, particularly during the peak summer season.
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Agnieszka Hipล, CEO of CLIP Group โ Poland's largest private logistics group โ says one in every two new cars sold in Poland passes through her company's operations. In an interview with "Biznes Klasa", she warns that Chinese automakers are rapidly closing the gap with European brands and identifies red flags in the Polish economy. She calls on European carmakers to respond faster to the competitive threat from China.
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Blueberry season is in full swing. A grower advises choosing fruit that is uniformly blue with a natural waxy bloom, which indicates freshness. Good blueberries should be firm, not wrinkled, and detach easily from the stem โ soft or sticky ones are a sign of overripeness or spoilage.
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Charles Leclerc looked a contender for back-to-back wins after his Silverstone triumph, but couldn't hold off a charging Kimi Antonelli in the Belgian Grand Prix, settling for second. Despite missing out on victory, his performance at Spa earned him the fan vote for best driver of the race. It was a strong showing for Ferrari even without the top step of the podium.
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George Russell says a power issue with his Mercedes left him vulnerable on the opening lap of the Belgian Grand Prix, leading to a collision with Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari that ended his race. Russell was unable to avoid the impact after his car lost power at a critical moment at the start. The incident marked an early retirement for the Briton in Spa.
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Fantasy is booming on TV, with game adaptations like Fallout, The Last of Us and Arcane proving the format's potential. The author argues that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, widely considered the greatest fantasy game, is overdue for a TV adaptation. Its vast lore and epic storytelling make it ideal source material for a prestige series.
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Dean Torrence, one half of surf-rock duo Jan and Dean, is still performing 60 years after their hit "Dead Man's Curve". He sang lead on the Beach Boys classic "Barbara Ann". The duo's career was tragically altered when partner Jan Berry suffered a devastating car accident that permanently changed both their lives.
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A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck Peru, killing at least five people and injuring dozens more. Several buildings collapsed or sustained serious structural damage, including the local church and convent. The disaster has caused significant destruction to local infrastructure.
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