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Politics News brief 8 Oct 2026
A performance piece from 2014 has gone viral in response to an allegation of rape at Cornell University. But with such defiant pieces stretching back hundreds of years, will things ever...
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Sports Manchester United offer JJ Gabriel new deal but risk losing prodigy for £350,000 Manchester United have made JJ Gabriel an official scholarship contract offer, but remain at risk of losing the teenage forward for as little as £350,000
Politics
Politics Hellberg reveals Eckert apology after Spygate Middlesbrough head coach Kim Hellberg says he received a phone call from Tonda Eckert to apologise over the Spygate affair.
Entertainment
Entertainment Fierce, frantic and loaded with menace: Fontaines DC’s 20 greatest songs – ranked! Ahead of the Irish alt-rockers’ highly anticipated fifth album, Dopamine Chamber, we count down their potent, occasionally political, catalogue
Politics
Politics San Francisco’s mayor tells CNN’s Dana Bash the city “lost its way” because it “got so entrapped in our progressive values.” He may be running one of the most liberal cities in America, but San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie says there’s nothing progressive about 810 people dying of overdoses, “there's...
Entertainment Hollywood Minute: A huge 007 collection goes on the block Items from every James Bond film go on the block, and renewals for streaming series 'Tulsa King' and 'Imperfect Women.' David Daniel reports.
Technology
Technology Why are the tech lords so bad at signing their names? | CNN When the biggest names in the artificial intelligence industry signed a voluntary safety pact alongside President Donald Trump last week, their signatures on the agreement made...
World
World A good friend brings her dogs when she stays with me. I kind of dread it. What can I do? | Leading questions People often forget social rules when dogs are involved, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But you’ll have to say something if you want things to change
Entertainment
Entertainment Six buds in a freaky coat: Split Enz share stories behind their colourful costumes – in pictures Emerging in early-1970s New Zealand, the band turned pop into surreal theatre. Percussionist Noel Crombie was the band’s visual architect, shaping their looks via outlandish...
Politics
Politics Alan Jones on trial: The youngest complainant’s testimony | Week 9 - podcast The fifth and final complainant has taken the stand to detail his allegations against Alan Jones. He is also the youngest of the alleged victims, telling the court he accepted...
World An AI boom is sending San Francisco rents through the roof: ‘nowhere left for people to go’ According to city’s rent board, eviction notices are up 44% and tenants are on edge over landlords swooping in over their homes
Entertainment
Entertainment From dashing romantic reality star to DV charges: how it all went wrong for Bachelor Sam Wood Wood’s cultural prominence, commercial success and now collapse of his empire was shaped by the confected TV narrative into which he stepped Along the main drag of Noosa Heads...
World One Nation’s AI video is vile and tired – but the ensloppification of Australian politics doesn’t stop there The inflammatory clip shows the wild west of online politicking created by unrestricted access to AI – and why watchdogs need more powers to do something about it
World
World Book of Lives by Margaret Atwood audiobook review – a dryly funny memoir The Handmaid’s Tale author reflects on her loves, losses and literary achievements in a memoir that showcases her wisdom and wit
Entertainment
Entertainment The Starving Bride by Catherine Chidgey review – a girl wastes away in a gothic near-future The New Zealand author’s ninth novel is gorgeously written, but feels tame and almost quaint against the real world of GLP-1 drugs and looksmaxxing Catherine Chidgey’s new...
Entertainment
Entertainment Women and the Piano album review – Tomes brings her poetic instincts to a rewarding compilation Tomes(Hyperion)From Marianne Martines – taught by the family lodger, Haydn, to Teresa Carreño who played for Lincoln, there’s names new and old in this fascinating and...
World
World A Room With a View review – this must-see adaptation is radiant and utterly romantic Grace Chapple’s vibrant, clever revision of EM Forster’s 1908 novel is packed with longing, desire and emotional honesty
Sports
Sports Floored by Farrell to top of the league - Atkinson on Gloucester resurgence Charlie Atkinson has had three professional clubs and plenty of set-backs in his career so far, but now he is riding high with a resurgent Gloucester