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Harper Maddox
- 29 July 2025
UK Online Safety Act Faces Backlash as Petition Tops 300,000 Signatures Over Censorship Fears
A petition calling for the repeal of the UK's Online Safety Act has smashed the 300,000 mark as concerns mount over censorship and restrictions on free speech online. Critics argue the law stifles discussion, while the government remains firm about its benefits.
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Harper Maddox
- 29 July 2025
Nigel Farage Makes Repeal of Online Safety Act Key Reform UK Promise
Nigel Farage and Reform UK are pushing to scrap the Online Safety Act, arguing it stifles free speech and is easily bypassed by tech-savvy children. The 2023 law enforces strict online content controls and hefty fines, but Reform UK claims it fails to protect young people and censors legitimate views. Farage’s stance has ignited a fierce political row.
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Harper Maddox
- 28 July 2025
Ryan Sampson Reveals the Chaos and Heart Behind Mr. Bigstuff Season 2 with Danny Dyer
Ryan Sampson opens up about the wild yet heartfelt ride of 'Mr. Bigstuff' Season 2, working alongside Danny Dyer, and how the show balances outrageous comedy with touching drama. He touches on the unpredictable storylines, British humor, and the unique bond on set.
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Harper Maddox
- 28 July 2025
The Salt Path Film Review: Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs Tackle Hardship and Hope
Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs star as a couple walking England’s South West Coast Path in The Salt Path, a moving film inspired by Raynor Winn’s memoir. Stripped of home and security, they face illness and uncertainty, blending raw emotion with scenic British landscapes—though some side stories fall flat.
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Harper Maddox
- 27 July 2025
Celtic Eyes Fresh Cash from Josip Juranović Transfer as Premier League Clubs Circle
Celtic could pocket extra cash if Fulham or Burnley signs ex-defender Josip Juranović from Union Berlin. Thanks to a sell-on clause from his 2023 move, any Premier League deal puts more money in Celtic's pocket—offering much-needed funds for their summer squad shake-up.
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Harper Maddox
- 27 July 2025
Bournemouth Thrash Everton 3-0 in Premier League Summer Series Opener with Billing's Brilliant Strike
Bournemouth kicked off the 2025 Premier League Summer Series in New Jersey with a commanding 3-0 win over Everton. Philip Billing, back from Napoli, ignited the second-half scoring surge. Dango Ouattara and Daniel Adu-Adjei followed up, while Everton squandered early opportunities.
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Harper Maddox
- 26 July 2025
Falling: Channel 4's Bold New Drama Turns Forbidden Love into Witty Romance
Channel 4’s Falling brings an unexpected twist to religious romance, starring Keeley Hawes as a nun and Paapa Essiedu as a priest who fall for each other. The six-part drama, written by Jack Thorne and directed by Peter Hoar, balances wit and emotion, pushing boundaries while exploring faith and desire.
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Harper Maddox
- 25 July 2025
South Park Season 27 Premiere Unleashes Explicit Satire on Trump’s Anatomy and Lawsuits
South Park kicks off its 27th season with an episode lampooning Trump’s anatomy and legal strategy, blending explicit humor, live-action deepfakes, and ruthless parody of his $10 billion Paramount lawsuit. Creators Parker and Stone double down on unfiltered content, refusing to censor controversial scenes.
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Harper Maddox
- 25 July 2025
HMRC Glitch Stops Thousands from Topping Up State Pension Before Deadline
A technical error at HMRC locked thousands out of a chance to top up their State Pension via backdated National Insurance credits. The online system was shut early, just before a key deadline for making contributions for gaps between 2006 and 2018. About 21,000 people are affected and will be contacted to resolve the issue.
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Harper Maddox
- 24 July 2025
Nationwide Canned Tuna Recall Hits Trader Joe’s, Costco, Walmart Over Botulism Fears
A sweeping recall of canned tuna from Trader Joe’s, Costco, Walmart, and more was triggered by a risk of botulism-causing contamination. Tri-Union Seafoods recalled several popular brands nationwide due to faulty pull-tab lids. Consumers should check best-by dates and lot codes, and not rely on appearance or odor for safety.
