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What We Know About Ozzy Osbourne's Funeral in Birmingham
Today, heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne is laid to rest in Birmingham – and fans have several opportunities to say goodbye. This is what we know about his funeral.
Authors Competing for This Year's Booker Prize
Kiran Desai, Katie Kitamura and David Szalay are some of the authors who can receive this year's Booker Prize. .
Authentic Salvador Dalí Illustration Discovered in London Garage
An unusual illustration of a sultan, ”Vecchio Sultano”, has been confirmed to be an authentic Salvador Dalí. .
US to Destroy 100 Million Kronor Worth of Contraceptives
As a result of the dismantling of the American aid organization USAID, contraceptives to a value of 100 million kronor, intended for women in some of the world's poorest countries, have been left in a warehouse in Belgium. Now the American administration has decided to burn the warehouse.
Nolan Faces Criticism for Filming in Disputed Western Sahara City
The director Christopher Nolan's new major film is partly shot in the disputed city of Dakhla in Western Sahara – a decision that according to critics legitimizes the oppression in the area, writes the British The Guardian. .
King Charles Urges Lionesses to Win 2027 World Championship
England is once again European Championship champions after defeating Spain on penalties. "The Lionesses" are unanimously praised by both the press corps and the king.
Google AI Summaries Threaten Swedish News Site Traffic
News sites risk losing nearly 80 percent of their clicks since Google introduced AI-generated summaries, according to new surveys. .
Study Reveals High Emissions from Gaza Debris Clearance
90,000 tons of emissions of greenhouse gases that can take up to 40 years to get rid of. That's what debris from destroyed buildings after Israel's bombings in Gaza can cause, according to a new study.
Alexander Isak Receives Lucrative Offer from Saudi Club Al-Hilal
Alexander Isak may be on his way to leave Newcastle – and the interest from Saudi Arabia seems large. According to The Guardian, the Saudi al-Hilal has submitted an offer that means a weekly salary of staggering 600 000 pounds, equivalent to approximately 7.
Criticism Mounts Over Conditions at Trump's Alligator Alcatraz Facility
Migrants held in Donald Trump's new controversial detention center "Alligator Alcatraz" are denied medical care and the facility has been "flooded with feces", according to volunteer organizations. .
EU Weighs Tariffs on Shein and Temu Amid Rule Breach Concerns
EU is considering punitive tariffs against Chinese Shein and Temu as a result of the investigation into low-price companies due to suspicions of breaches of the union's rules, reports The Guardian. The EU's Justice Commissioner says they are "shocked" by what the investigation has so far been able to clarify.
Three Killed in Russian Drone and Rocket Attacks on Ukraine
Three people have been killed in connection with massive Russian attacks around Ukraine on Saturday night. .
Pelicot Case Transformed into European Theater Production
The Pelicot case, where Gisèle Pelicot testified against her ex-husband in a highly publicized trial about mass rapes, is being staged as a play. It is now being shown, among other places, in Avignon, where the trial was held, and will then go on a European tour, reports [The Guardian.
Citizen Kane Sled Becomes Second Most Expensive Film Souvenir Sold
It constitutes the emotional core of the film which is often pointed out as the foremost in film history. Now the sled from "Citizen Kane" has been sold at auction for the equivalent of 143 million kronor.
Cyclist Tobias Johannessen Faces Threats After Tour de France Crash
Tobias Johannessen crashed during Wednesday's stage of the Tour de France into the world star Tadej Pogačar. Afterward, he received threats on social media.
UK Lowers Voting Age to 16 for Next General Election
In the United Kingdom, the voting age is being lowered to 16 years at the next general election, reports The Guardian. .
Olivia Smith Joins Arsenal in Record Women's Football Transfer
Olivia Smith leaves Liverpool for Arsenal. The 20-year-old Canadian thereby becomes the most expensive football transfer ever on the women's side.
Italy Invites Putin-Aligned Conductor Gergijev to Festival
Putin-friendly Valerij Gergijev has been invited to a festival in Italy. Regime critic Aleksej Navalnyj's widow Julija Navalnaja is now campaigning to stop the concert, reports The Guardian.
Trump Calls Epstein Documents "Boring" Amid Release Pressure
All "reliable" information from the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein should be made public, says Donald Trump in an attempt to handle criticism from his own ranks against the handling of the documents. It's pretty boring stuff, he says.
30 Nations Call for End to Israeli Occupation at Bogotá Conference
The relatively newly formed Hague group is meeting these days in Colombia's capital Bogotá. The UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese, recently subjected to American sanctions, praises the meeting.
Zelensky Grateful for US and NATO Arms Agreement to Aid Ukraine
Kyiv welcomes the US and Nato's agreement to send large quantities of weapons to Ukraine. – I am grateful for President Trump's willingness to support the protection of our lives, says President Zelenskyj in his evening speech.
Former Israeli PM Olmert Criticizes Gaza Humanitarian City Plan
A concentration camp for ethnic cleansing. Israel's plans for a "humanitarian city" in the Gaza Strip cannot be interpreted in any other way, according to former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
Swedish Princess Cake Gains Popularity in the USA
The Swedish princess cake makes international success via social media, reports The Guardian. Princess cakes are everywhere, even scented candles have been inspired by the pastry.
ELO Cancels Final Concert Due to Jeff Lynne's Health Issues
Electric Light Orchestra would on Sunday evening – 55 years after the start – take the stage for the very last time. Now the concert has been cancelled with short notice due to the frontman Jeff Lynne's unstable health, writes The Guardian.
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