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Britpop at Its Peak – When the nation picked a side

If you were around in the mid 90s, you will remember this clearly. It was not just about the music. It was about identity. Attitude. Allegiance. You were either in one camp or the other. The summer of 1995 became the moment everything exploded. Oasis released Roll With It. Blur dropped Country House. The so called Battle of Britpop dominated headlines, breakfast telly and playground debates. Even people who did not normally follow the charts had an opinion. For many […]

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Jeffrey Epstein blamed "Charles" on the day Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor stepped down as UK trade envoy. On 21 July 2011, Epstein wrote, "I assume he knows that this is Charles' doing," in response to an associate noting, "Lots of TV coverage on PA and always big feature on you. Insane." PA is understood to refer to Prince Andrew. The Metropolitan Police has apologised to Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle for "inadvertently revealing information" connected to Lord Mandelson's arrest. Hoyle had passed […]

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Before Streaming: How We Discovered New Music

Before algorithms, personalised playlists and instant downloads, discovering new music took effort. And that is exactly what made it special. For Gen X, new music often arrived through the radio first. You would hear a track once and spend the rest of the week hoping it would be played again so you could hit record on your cassette deck at just the right moment. If you were lucky, the presenter kept quiet over the intro. If not, you lived with […]

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Thames Valley Police have concluded searches at the former residence of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in Windsor. Officers began searching Royal Lodge in Berkshire last Thursday regarding an investigation into alleged misconduct in public office. The allegation relates to his time as a UK trade envoy between 2001 and 2011. Assistant Chief Constable Oliver Wright confirmed that officers have now left the location. This follows the arrest of a man in his sixties from Norfolk. A medic who left a promising Wall […]

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The School Run Soundtrack

The songs that defined our teenage years If you were a teenager in the late 80s or 90s, the school run had a soundtrack. It might have been your mum’s Fiesta with the volume already up, your mate’s battered Nova with one working speaker, or your own pride and joy once you finally passed your test. Either way, the music mattered. This was the era of recording songs off the radio and praying the presenter did not talk over the […]

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John Davidson MBE, a campaigner with severe Tourette's syndrome, has spoken out after calling out a racial slur at the BAFTAs, saying he is "deeply mortified". Davidson inspired the film I Swear, which dramatises his life with the condition, characterised by sudden, involuntary, repetitive sounds or movements known as tics. The incident occurred when two black actors, Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo, were on stage presenting the first award of the night. A children's home manager sexually abused girls […]

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The Sunday Night Feeling We All Remember

Sunday had a mood. It started slowly. A quieter morning. Maybe a lie in. Maybe the papers spread out on the table. The kettle on more than once. But as the day went on, something shifted. By late afternoon, you could feel it. That unmistakable Sunday night feeling. The Sound of Sunday Evenings For many of us, Sunday evenings had their own soundtrack. The bath running upstairs. The smell of something roasting in the kitchen. The theme tune of a […]

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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has sent a firm message of defiance over the ongoing conflict. Speaking at government headquarters in Kyiv, he said that far from losing, Ukraine would end the war victorious. He rejected paying the price for a ceasefire demanded by President Vladimir Putin, which would involve withdrawing from strategic ground Russia has failed to capture despite heavy losses. Zelensky added that Putin has already started World War Three, and the only answer is intense military and economic […]

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Football, Final Scores and Saturday Tea

Saturday felt different. Even before you looked at the clock, you knew what day it was. There was a rhythm to it. For many Gen X households, Saturday revolved around football, results, and a very specific routine that rarely changed. The Sound of Saturday Afternoons If football was your thing, the soundtrack of Saturday afternoon was unmistakable. The radio on in the kitchen. The TV flicking between matches. That familiar theme music that meant the results were coming in. You […]

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