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Bruno Mars returns to Wembley Stadium after eight-year absence from UK stages

Bruno Mars returned to Wembley Stadium after an eight-year absence from UK stages, delivering a polished, hit-filled performance. The show was preceded by an unexpected opening act that surprised the audience before the main concert began.

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McLaren's VSC Call May Have Cost Norris a Podium in Belgium

Lando Norris believed a podium was achievable at the Belgian Grand Prix, but McLaren's decision during a virtual safety car period may have cost him that finish. The situation was further complicated by Norris serving a 10-place grid penalty. Whether the team's VSC call was a costly mistake remains a key talking point after the race.

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Boeing Scraps Early 777X Prototype Destined for Emirates Rather Than Upgrade It
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Boeing Scraps Early 777X Prototype Destined for Emirates Rather Than Upgrade It

Boeing has dismantled an early 777X (777-9) aircraft that was originally intended for Emirates. Rather than undertaking a costly rebuild to meet final certification requirements, the manufacturer opted to scrap the plane. The decision reflects the ongoing difficulties of the 777X programme, whose certification has been significantly delayed.

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Iowa Medicaid Audit: PBM Made Over $100M by Obscuring Drug Costs

An audit of Iowa's Medicaid programme found that a large pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) appeared to have made over $100 million by adjusting payments to pharmacies without passing savings back to state-contracted managed care plans. The review covered 2019 to 2021 and exposed sophisticated accounting manoeuvres used to obscure drug costs. Similar findings had previously emerged in audits of other US states.

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Russian Missiles Strike Turkish Vessel in Black Sea, Killing 10
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Russian Missiles Strike Turkish Vessel in Black Sea, Killing 10

Russian missiles struck a Turkish vessel, killing 10 people. The incident occurred in the Black Sea. An attack on a ship belonging to a NATO member state represents a serious escalation and could heighten tensions between Moscow and Ankara.

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New Electric Audi A2 Drops Camouflage, Reveals Striking Design
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New Electric Audi A2 Drops Camouflage, Reveals Striking Design

The new-generation electric Audi A2 has been spotted without camouflage, revealing a bold and distinctive design wrapped in an e-tron livery. The model is set to become Audi's entry-level electric vehicle. The camouflage concealed little, and the car's final body shape is now clearly visible.

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Redmi kids' smartwatch tracks children even without mobile coverage
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Redmi kids' smartwatch tracks children even without mobile coverage

Redmi has launched a children's smartwatch capable of tracking a child's GPS location even without mobile network coverage, addressing a key concern for parents in shopping centres, metro stations and other signal-poor environments. The device aims to give parents real-time location data in places where standard smartwatches lose connection.

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Cuba on the brink โ€” Trump may hasten the end of Castro's regime
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Cuba on the brink โ€” Trump may hasten the end of Castro's regime

Cuba is in the grip of a deep humanitarian crisis, and the communist regime inherited from Fidel Castro appears to be nearing its end. Analysts suggest Donald Trump's policy toward Havana could speed up the collapse. It remains unclear whether the regime will fall due to internal crisis or external pressure.

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Bieszczady best spot in Poland for Perseid meteor shower viewing
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Bieszczady best spot in Poland for Perseid meteor shower viewing

The Bieszczady mountains in south-east Poland have the darkest skies in the country, making them the top location for viewing the annual Perseid meteor shower. Low population density and the absence of large cities minimise light pollution, allowing meteors to be seen clearly with the naked eye. The Perseids peak each year in mid-August.

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Bieszczady Dark Skies: Milky Way and Perseids Visible to the Naked Eye
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Bieszczady Dark Skies: Milky Way and Perseids Visible to the Naked Eye

The Bieszczady mountains are one of the few places in Poland where dark skies allow the Milky Way and the Perseid meteor shower to be seen with the naked eye. The region is protected from light pollution, making it a unique destination for astronomy enthusiasts. The Perseids peak each year around mid-August.

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Gitkiewicz: Authors Treated as Volunteers in the Book Market
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Gitkiewicz: Authors Treated as Volunteers in the Book Market

Journalist and author Olga Gitkiewicz criticises the Polish publishing market, arguing that creators are expected to generate symbolic rather than material value, which is used to justify low fees. In the collective imagination, writers are placed above the world of money and bills, leaving them financially vulnerable.

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Queen Letizia wore all-red at the 2026 World Cup final
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Queen Letizia wore all-red at the 2026 World Cup final

Queen Letizia attended the 2026 World Cup final wearing a monochromatic outfit in a bold shade of red, drawing attention from fans and media alike. Spain celebrated their tournament victory at the match.

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"Sanitariuszki" โ€” love and death among Warsaw Uprising medics
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"Sanitariuszki" โ€” love and death among Warsaw Uprising medics

"Sanitariuszki. Miล‚oล›ฤ‡ i ล›mierฤ‡ w Powstaniu Warszawskim" tells the stories of women who provided medical aid during the 1944 Warsaw Uprising. The protagonists worked amid the burning capital, risking their lives to save others. The book weaves together historical accounts with the personal dramas of the female medics.

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Baranovski opens up about alcohol addiction after 18 months of sobriety
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Baranovski opens up about alcohol addiction after 18 months of sobriety

Polish singer Wojciech Baranowski, known as Baranovski, has publicly spoken about his struggle with alcohol addiction. He has been completely sober for over a year and a half. The artist describes the difficult journey he had to go through to regain control of his life.

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South Korea eyes September launch for second phase of CBDC pilot
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South Korea eyes September launch for second phase of CBDC pilot

The Bank of Korea is planning to launch the second phase of its central bank digital currency (CBDC) pilot in September. The expanded programme will include two regional banks, new payment features, and tests of government subsidy payments using tokenized bank deposits. This marks a significant step toward a full digital won rollout.

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MANGMI Air Y handhelds confirmed with Snapdragon 662 and 865 chips
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MANGMI Air Y handhelds confirmed with Snapdragon 662 and 865 chips

Upstart brand MANGMI has confirmed via X that its upcoming Game Boy-style Android handhelds will use Snapdragon processors. The standard Air Y will feature the Snapdragon 662, capable of handling emulation up to PSP level. The Air Y Pro gets the Snapdragon 865, which should manage PS2 and GameCube emulation.

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Extra Virgin Olive Oil: More Nutrients and Better Flavour than Regular Olive Oil
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Extra Virgin Olive Oil: More Nutrients and Better Flavour than Regular Olive Oil

Extra virgin olive oil is far superior to regular olive oil, delivering valuable plant compounds, polyphenols and healthy monounsaturated fats. It is best used raw โ€“ in salads, dips and as a finishing drizzle โ€“ to preserve its flavour and health benefits. A good extra virgin oil should have a distinctly fruity, slightly bitter and peppery taste.

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Novo Nordisk-Linked Telehealth Firm LifeMD Pushed Providers to Spend 2 Minutes Per Patient

Former employees of telehealth company LifeMD โ€” listed on Novo Nordisk's website as a legitimate GLP-1 drug provider โ€” allege the firm prioritised profits over patient safety. Providers were reportedly pressed to handle up to 25 patient cases per hour, spending roughly two minutes on each based only on electronic forms. The company also allegedly discouraged clinically relevant questions to patients to avoid "delaying care."

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Lithuania Warns Russia May Escalate and Target NATO Critical Infrastructure
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Lithuania Warns Russia May Escalate and Target NATO Critical Infrastructure

Lithuanian Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas warns that Russian setbacks in Ukraine could push Moscow to dramatically escalate the conflict, including provocations targeting NATO critical infrastructure. Intelligence agencies in the region are sounding the alarm about this risk. Lithuania has already taken steps to urgently strengthen protection of strategic facilities and coordinate with allies.

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Ryanair: more passengers, cheaper tickets, but profits drop
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Ryanair: more passengers, cheaper tickets, but profits drop

Ryanair released its Q1 FY2027 results (Aprilโ€“June 2026), showing a bittersweet picture. Passenger numbers rose and seats remained full, but ticket prices fell significantly, dragging profits noticeably lower. Strong demand is not translating into stronger earnings for the Irish carrier.

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England's World Cup campaign rated by Sky Sports readers โ€” another early exit
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England's World Cup campaign rated by Sky Sports readers โ€” another early exit

England have once again fallen short at the World Cup, with the tournament ending in disappointment for the Three Lions. Sky Sports readers have submitted their assessments of the national team's campaign. The familiar refrain of "it's not coming home" proved apt once more.

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