52 m. ago Legendary Mission: Impossible composer Lalo Schifrin dies aged 93

Lalo Schifrin died inside his Los Angeles home on Thursday from complications with pneumonia , his son, Ryan, confirmed. He was surrounded by his loved on

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58 m. ago Astonishing moment North Korean missile launcher is destroyed by Ukraine drone

The footage released by Ukrainian military shows a projectile tearing through the 240mm calibre multiple rocket launcher (MLRS), known as the M1991, in the village of Novopavlivka.

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94 m. ago Protesters in Bangkok demand resignation of prime minister over leaked phone call

Paetongtarn Shinawatra has angered Thai nationalists, who accuse the Thai leader of kowtowing to CambodiaThousands of protesters have gathered in Bangkok to demand the resignation of Thailand’s prime minister over a leaked phone call with a former Cambodian leader.Paetongtarn Shinawatra has faced growing pressure over her handling of a border dispute with neighbouring Cambodia that flared in May when a Cambodian soldier was killed during a brief exchange of fire. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Moment Putin's 'suicide bikers' roar into hell: Russian commanders send waves of motorbike troops into no

The troops are sent by their commanders as part of a new tactic to try and overcome Volodymyr Zelensky 's soldiers.

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3 h. ago PETER HITCHENS: Donald Trump's attack on Iran was lawless and we'll all regret it soon enough. But it was his actions afterwards that everyone has missed

Donald Trump's allies are more afraid of him than his enemies are. There are plenty of examples in Washington DC of former critics who now serve at his court.

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3 h. ago SARAH VINE: This is the dark truth about Glastonbury and how it went from a festival to a hypocritical and elitist echo chamber... and this is the man to blame

Remember when festivals were just about having fun? Hardly anyone's there for the music any more, sometimes not even the musicians. Everyone has an agenda. And it's always tediously Left-wing.

Culture

3 h. ago At least 60 killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, health staff say

Palestinians were pictured praying over the bodies of those brought to Al-Shifa hospital

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3 h. ago Lawrence Shankland new Hearts contract latest after missing pre

The free agent could still sign up for another year at Tynecastle despite numerous offers being put on the table

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4 h. ago Man appears in court charged with murder of missing Reanne Coulson

Mohammed Durnion was remanded in custody at Coventry Magistrates’ Court.

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4 h. ago England make Lauren James decision as Sarina Wiegman gives update on star

Lauren James is in line to make her comeback in England colours against Jamaica on Sunday after missing nearly three months of football with a hamstring injury

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4 h. ago The death toll in a landslide in Colombia rises to 22 with 8 missing

The death toll in a landslide in northwest Colombia has risen to 22 with eight still missing

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4 h. ago Glastonbury headliner Neil Young's net worth, famous wife and battle with health disorder

The musician was in various bands before making it as a solo artist

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6 h. ago Glastonbury fans complain after being 'let down' as popular act is missing from broadcast

Fans have been left questioning why one act has been missing from broadcast

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6 h. ago Online hacks to offline heists: crypto leaders on edge amid increasing attacks

Industry figures are seeing beyond the ‘illusion of invisibility’ after series of investor kidnappingsCryptocurrency traders such as Mohammed Arsalan are prepared to watch their online assets expand and explode if they miss the right moment, making or breaking their fortunes in just minutes. All in a day’s work on the internet. Offline, though, they have found themselves less equipped for the consequences of affluence. A string of kidnappings has plagued the industry over the past year and left traders across the globe paranoid, fearful and keen to invest in physical security measures.Arsalan grew up working class in Karachi, Pakistan. He hustles in any setting. At 14, he started a business exporting T-shirts overseas. By 17, the pandemic swept it all away. Inside, online and penniless, the booming world of Bitcoin beckoned him. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl 'spotted' at Glastonbury as anticipation builds for Neil Young gig

Glastonbury 2025 has kicked off this week and music enthusiasts can expect to see some of their favourite musicians across the festival

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7 h. ago Neil Young set WILL be shown live on BBC after Canadian musician initially banned broadcast

The BBC previously said the rock veteran's set would not be broadcast live 'at the artist’s request'

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7 h. ago Missing woman's body is found on British beach 140 miles from where she disappeared eight months ago

Anne Porter had been seen at her home in October last year and was thought to be going to a local beach but her body has now been found miles away.

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7 h. ago Israel airstrikes in Gaza kill 49 overnight including refugees and some in homes

The strikes began late Friday and continued into Saturday morning, among others killing 12 people near the Palestine Stadium in Gaza City, which was sheltering displaced people, and eight more living in apartments, according to staff at Shifa hospital where the bodies were brought

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7 h. ago Car bombing kills 13 Pakistani soldiers near Afghanistan border

Ten soldiers wounded and airlifted to military hospital

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8 h. ago Border Force seizes enormous £100m cocaine shipment at London port

An massive haul was discovered hidden beneath containers on a ship arriving at London Gateway port from Panama, the Home Office said.

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