Dua Lipa and Coldplay Call for Action Against Ticket Resales as High Blood Pressure Rates Double in Children Since 2000
Dua Lipa and Coldplay Urge Labour to Honor Pledge on Tackling Ticket Resales and Scalpers
Renowned artists Dua Lipa and Chris Martin of Coldplay have called on the Labour Party in the UK government to fulfill its commitment to address ticket resales and scalping, emphasizing the need for effective measures to ensure fair access to concerts.
- Dua Lipa and Coldplay call on Labour to keep their word on tackling ticket resales and touts — Sky News
- Dua Lipa backs ticket resale cap — Sky News
England’s Striker Decline: Where Have the Top Forwards Gone?
An article in BBC News explores the sudden drop-off of England’s prolific strikers, examining recent performances and comparing them to past eras. The piece discusses potential reasons for this decline and its impact on national team success.
- The great number nine decline – where have England’s strikers gone? — BBC News
- The Papers: New ‘bombshell’ Epstein emails and ‘Streeting goes to war with No 10’ — BBC News
- The fallout from Nigeria’s spectacular $25m museum and the Benin Bronzes — BBC News
- The case for and against counting castes in India — BBC News
Scotland Set to Issue First Bonds in 2026-27 Despite Ongoing Legal Battle
The Scottish government is planning its first bond issuance for 2026-27 despite facing a legal battle over the definition of ‘woman’, and ahead of this announcement, Scotland has been given the same credit rating as the UK.
- Scottish government aiming to issue first bonds in 2026-27 — BBC News
- Scottish government owes legal bill after losing definition of a woman battle — Sky News
- Scotland given same credit rating as UK ahead of first bonds issue — BBC News
France Remembers Bataclan Attacks, But Terror Threat Persists
Ten years after the Bataclan attacks that shook Paris, France grapples with a lingering terrorist threat. While commemorating the victims of the November 2015 assault that claimed 89 lives and injured many more, officials acknowledge the enemy’s persistence. The nation remains vigilant against potential reprisals from ISIS-affiliated groups who continue to pose a significant security challenge across Europe.
- France remembers Bataclan attacks but knows enemy has not gone away — BBC News
- France wary of enemy that never went away, 10 years after Bataclan attacks — BBC News
- French relief as Algeria frees jailed novelist at centre of diplomatic crisis — BBC News
Anthony Joshua to Return to Boxing Against Ex-YouTuber Jake Paul
Former world champion Anthony Joshua is set to face off against ex-YouTuber Jake Paul in a boxing match, marking his return to the ring after a hiatus.
- Anthony Zurcher: Democrats left bruised after historic shutdown yields little — BBC News
- Anthony Joshua could return to ring to fight ex-YouTuber — Sky News
High Blood Pressure Rates in Children Double Since 2000, Study Finds
A study suggests that rates of high blood pressure among children have more than doubled since the year 2000.
- ‘Deeply concerning’: Rates of high blood pressure in children doubled since 2000, study suggests — Sky News
Where Does the Mudslinging Leave Starmer’s Government? A Look at Recent Political Debates
The BBC News articles explore the impact of a recent bout of political mudslinging between rival parties on Keir Starmer’s government. Analysts discuss how leadership disputes and negative campaigning have affected public perception, policy focus, and the governing coalition’s stability in the wake of heightened partisan rhetoric.
- Where does bout of mudslinging leave Starmer’s government? — BBC News
- Where does mudslinging over leadership leave Starmer’s government? — BBC News
Iraqi Prime Minister’s Coalition Wins Parliamentary Elections
Iraqi PM apologizes to health secretary over coup accusations while his coalition secures victory in parliamentary elections.
- Iraqi prime minister’s coalition wins parliamentary elections — Sky News
- PM apologises to health secretary over coup accusations — Sky News
Economic Growth Slows to 0.1% in Third Quarter
Official figures reveal that the economy grew by just 0.1% in the third quarter, indicating a slowdown compared to previous periods.
Baroness Newlove remembered as fearless advocate for victims
Baroness Newlove, known for her courage and dedication to supporting victims of crime, was remembered in tributes following her passing. Described as ‘fearless’ by those close to her, she made significant contributions to victim advocacy.
- Baroness Newlove was ‘fearless and courageous’ — BBC News
- Tributes paid to ‘fearless advocate for victims’ — BBC News
Pensioner Found Dead: Man Charged with Murder and Vehicle Theft
A man has been charged with murder and vehicle theft following the discovery of a pensioner’s body in Northamptonshire.
- Man charged with murder and vehicle theft after pensioner found dead — Sky News
- Mandelson still in contact with Epstein in 2016, emails show — BBC News
Andrew’s Plea to Epstein: ‘I Can’t Take Any More of This’ – Emails Reveal
A leaked email from Andrew Toth reveals his distressing plea to Jeffrey Epstein, stating ‘I can’t take any more of this.’ The message underscores the intense pressure and turmoil faced by those close to the disgraced financier.
Euro 2028 Schedule Announced, With Promise on Ticket Prices
The Euro 2028 football tournament schedule has been officially released by Sky News, highlighting the event’s lineup and promising competitive matches. The announcement also includes assurances regarding ticket pricing for attendees.
- Euro 2028 schedule announced – with promise on ticket prices — Sky News
- Euro 2028 schedule announced — Sky News
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