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News 10/01/26

Footage has shown masked Israeli settlers armed with sticks beating an elderly Palestinian man in the occupied West Bank. Security footage published by the Associated Press shows men dressed in black hitting and kicking the man after he fell during an attack on a plant nursery in Deir Sharaf. Workers fled, but sixty seven year old Basim Saleh Yassin is deaf and did not hear warnings, witnesses said. A drone […]

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How Things Go Viral in 2026: The Anatomy of a Social Media Sensation

In 2026, the concept of “going viral” has evolved dramatically. Gone are the days when a funny cat video or a catchy meme could unexpectedly take over the internet. Today, virality is a mix of clever strategy, cultural timing, and, surprisingly, psychology—and understanding it can give you a fascinating insight into the digital world we live in. 1. The Algorithm Knows What You Like… Sometimes Too Well Social media platforms […]

todayJanuary 9, 2026 8

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News 09/01/26

The UN’s human rights office has expressed concern over violence in Iran, including reported deaths and property destruction. A spokesperson said the right to peaceful protest must be upheld and all deaths should be promptly, independently and transparently investigated. Those responsible for violations must be held to account in line with international norms. The agency also criticised the Iranian government’s internet shutdown in response to the protests, saying it is […]

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Storm Goretti: Staying Warm and Staying Safe

As Storm Goretti moves across parts of the UK, many of us are once again reminded how quickly winter weather can disrupt everyday life. Strong winds, heavy rain, and plunging temperatures can turn a normal day into a challenging one, especially for commuters, families, and anyone spending time outdoors. While storms are part of winter, a bit of preparation goes a long way. What Stormy Weather Means for Everyday Life […]

todayJanuary 8, 2026 12

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News 08/01/26

Just over seventy thousand homes are without power across England and Wales, according to the National Grid map of outages. Around fifty six thousand properties are affected in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, where red warnings for extreme wind remain in place because of Storm Goretti. A further eleven thousand four hundred homes are without electricity in the West Midlands, while about three thousand one hundred properties are affected […]

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The Albums That Shaped Our Youth: Gen X Rewind

For Generation X, music wasn’t just background noise—it was the soundtrack of our lives. The albums we grew up with defined our tastes, our moods, and even the way we saw the world. From the rebellious energy of punk to the polished pop of the 80s, these records were more than collections of songs—they were milestones in our youth. Let’s rewind and take a look at some of the albums […]

todayJanuary 7, 2026 3

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News 07/01/26

Football legend Kevin Keegan has been diagnosed with cancer, his family has said. The former England forward and manager, aged seventy four, was admitted to hospital with ongoing abdominal symptoms. A statement said tests revealed cancer and that he will undergo treatment, adding he is grateful to the medical team for their care. Teachers at Manchester primary schools are striking, saying pupil violence has reached untenable levels and some children […]

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The Movies with the Best Soundtracks Ever Made

Some films are remembered for their stories, others for iconic scenes. But the really special ones live on because of their soundtracks. The music doesn’t just sit in the background. It defines the mood, captures the era, and sometimes becomes bigger than the film itself. Here are some of the movies whose soundtracks still get turned up loud, years after the credits rolled. Saturday Night Fever (1977) It’s impossible to […]

todayJanuary 6, 2026 12

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News 06/01/26

Learner drivers may be forced to wait up to six months before taking a driving test under new government plans. Ministers are considering introducing a minimum learning period for new drivers in England and Wales. The proposal, which will be subject to consultation, forms part of a wider road safety strategy due to be launched on Wednesday Number 10 has released a statement after Sir Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron and […]

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