13 h. ago Battlefield 6 beta start time, end time and everything new in the explosive playtest's second week

Battlefield 6 is back in action for another beta, allowing players to get their hands on some new game content and get a headstart ahead of the game's official release

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32 h. ago Sashi Perera: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)

The lawyer turned comedian and author shares her favourite online lols, from Michael Bolton as Erin Brockovich to David Attenborough narrating tortoise sex Get our weekend culture and lifestyle emailI love the internet. People from the time before the internet always talk about how great that time was. They’re lying. Some things were exactly the same: there was love and war, and people pushed doors clearly marked “pull”, especially if someone was watching. But we had to bear these experiences without a tool to ferret out as much information as possible about anything or anyone at any time. So it was definitely a worse time.When a dial-up connection came into my life at 12, I threw myself at the internet with the intensity usually reserved for Backstreet Boys dances. I’ve aggressively communicated on every virtual platform since its inception, and the best bit is the link to all the funnies.Sign up for the fun stuff with our rundown of must-reads, pop culture and tips for the weekend...

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37 h. ago Battlefield 6 beta: what time can you play Battlefield 6 beta again? Start time confirmed

Battlefield 6’s open beta will return and players have another chance to try it 🎮

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3 d. ago Battlefield 6 beta: when Battlefield beta open again and which maps feature?

Gamers will get a second chance to try out Battlefield 6’s multiplayer open beta 🎮👀

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3 d. ago Tommy Fleetwood shows true colours with immediate response to losing £1.8m

After Tommy Fleetwood suffered another disappointing end to a weekend of golf, this time at the St. Jude Championship, the British star offered a glimpse into his true personality

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4 d. ago 'Hero' Oasis Murrayfield steward goes viral in heartwarming scenes at Edinburgh gig

Oasis returned to Scotland this weekend for the first time in 16 years for two nights at Murrayfield Stadium and fan's reactions did not disappoint.

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6 d. ago What time does Battlefield 6 beta start and end? Week 1 timings confirmed

Battlefield 6’s open beta will start this weekend - but when can you play it? 🎮

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6 d. ago Perseids 2025: How to see the biggest meteor shower of the year in London this weekend

Perseids 2025: How to see the biggest meteor shower of the year in London this weekend  Time Out Worldwide

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6 d. ago Blackpool Air Show 2025: Full schedule, lineup and flight times for whole weekend

Everything you need to know about Blackpool Air Show this weekend

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6 d. ago Countdown to Battlefield 6 open beta weekend – start time and what you need to know

Battlefield 6 is getting an open beta across two weekends in August, with the first one starting soon - here's everything you need to know including the start time and rewards

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6 d. ago Battlefield 6 Open Beta start and end times for this weekend

Here's exactly when you can play the Battlefield 6 Open Beta for free this weekend.

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7 d. ago The 6 Best Free Things To Do In London This Weekend, August 8

The 6 Best Free Things To Do In London This Weekend, August 8-10  Time Out Worldwide

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7 d. ago Still throwing shrimp on the barbie: Tourism Australia’s advertising is stuck in a 1980s time warp | Anita Manfreda and Simon Pawson

Our tourism ads return again and again to familiar themes: white sandy beaches, red desert landscapes, barbecues and blokey humour. It’s time for deeper, more inclusive storytellingGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailTourism Australia has just launched its latest global A$130m campaign, “Come and Say G’day”. It’s a sequel to the 2022 ad featuring brand ambassador Ruby the Roo.The ad is a feast of sweeping drone shots, saturated colours, iconic landmarks and feel-good energy. Friendly animals, iconic landscapes and a familiar message: come and say g’day. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Toto Wolff shares ‘very clear’ message on George Russell’s Mercedes future

Verstappen confirmed for the first time that he would stay with Red Bull ahead of last weekend’s Hungarian GP

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8 d. ago Mercedes happy to secure Russell’s future after Verstappen talks – Toto Wolff

Verstappen confirmed for the first time that he would stay with Red Bull ahead of last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.

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9 d. ago Oasis gigs at Murrayfield will have major ban enforced amid concerns about fans safety

Oasis are set to play Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium this weekend for the first time in fifteen years.

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9 d. ago Brexit has been a resounding disaster. Starmer must find the courage to change course | Ed Davey

Poll after poll shows most voters think leaving the EU has been a failure. Closer ties with Europe would bring huge rewardsBrexit isn’t working, and the British people know it. Poll after poll, including that unveiled this weekend by More In Common for the Sunday Times, shows that people are feeling the terrible damage caused by the deal forced upon us by Boris Johnson, Kemi Badenoch and the rest of the Conservative party, and want something different. The latest shows less than a third of Britons would vote to leave the EU if a referendum were repeated. There’s no doubt that fundamental change is needed. There’s no doubt the public will is there to make it happen. The question is: will Keir Starmer seize the moment and deliver it?There are big prizes on offer if he does. Giving our economy the boost it desperately needs, pulling it out of the cycle of low growth and high debt that the Conservatives plunged us into. Helping to raise more funding to lift our NHS and other public serv...

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1 week ago The Guardian view on Berlin’s ailing club scene: a unique inheritance needs protecting | Editorial

The likely closure of one of Germany’s most famous gay dance venues is a depressing sign of the times, as cherished institutions struggle to stay afloatReflecting on his burst of musical creativity in 1970s West Berlin, David Bowie reportedly said that recording albums in a studio close to the Wall gave him a “sense of being on the edge I need the dangerous level, emotionally, mentally and physically”. During the 1970s and 80s, Bowie was not alone. The divided, fascinating city was famously a magnet for young people drawn by a music and club scene unique in Europe.Sadly, living on the edge has these days taken on a different meaning for Berlin clubs struggling to survive in altered times. In a sobering dispatch at the weekend, the Guardian reported that one of Germany’s oldest and most important gay dance clubs has just declared itself bankrupt. Founded in 1977 – the year Bowie brought out his classic Low album – SchwuZ became a pioneering presence in the development of Berlin’s LGB...

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1 week ago Lewis Hamilton fans concerned after hearing F1 star's radio message to Ferrari team

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton had a tough weekend and gave himself little grace when reflecting on his own performance for Ferrari which left some fans concerned

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1 week ago Teresa Palmer: ‘What’s the strangest thing in my fridge? Oh my God – there is slime’

Star of The Family Next Door opens up about her own family’s phantom pooer, a mortifying run-in with Pete Murray, and her obsession with true crimeGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailWhen was the last time you solved a mystery?Oh, I’m going big with this answer: the mystery of the phantom pooer. Someone in my family does poos in the toilet and doesn’t flush them. They’ve all been blaming each other. [Palmer has four children and a stepson.]Teresa Palmer stars in The Family Next Door, which premieres Sunday 10 August at 8pm on ABC TV, with all episodes available to stream on ABC iView. Continue reading...

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