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The Magic of Number One: Why Having the Biggest Single in Britain Once Meant Everything

There was a time when getting to Number One in the UK singles chart was about as big as it got in popular music. It could turn an emerging singer into a household name, confirm a superstar's status or provide the soundtrack to an entire summer. For a few precious days, the artist at the top of the chart had something millions of people recognised: the biggest single in the […]

todayOctober 19, 2026 4

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News 19/10/26

Police in Northern Ireland and Scotland are investigating after threatening emails, deemed to be a hoax, were sent to hundreds of schools.  Up to three hundred schools in Northern Ireland reported receiving the message containing a generalised threat originating from outside the UK. Stormont's education minister confirmed the bomb threats were not being treated as viable, while police confirmed similar messages were received across the UK. A man accused of […]

todayOctober 19, 2026 4

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The Little Things That Make A Bad Day Better

We all have them. Those days when nothing seems to go quite right. You wake up late, the kettle takes forever to boil, you spill something down your shirt just before leaving the house, and the traffic seems determined to make you question every life choice that led you to this particular morning. Then, just when you think the day cannot possibly get any more irritating, somebody sends you an […]

todayOctober 18, 2026 7

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News 18/10/26

A flight carrying fifty-one passengers and six crew members has made an emergency landing in Bulgaria following a bomb threat. The Airbus A320 was travelling from Tel Aviv to Vienna when the crew reported a threat signal near the Romanian border. Bulgaria's Ministry of Transport confirmed that the aircraft diverted to Sofia, where it landed extraordinarily so that security checks could be carried out by authorities. Police in Slough have […]

todayOctober 18, 2026 8

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Sport Preview 17/10/26

Headlining the local action, the Slough Jets return to the ice at the Slough Ice Arena as they play host to Swindon Wildcats 2 in NIHL 1 South action. Face-off is set for 6:30 PM BST. The Jets come into the clash brimming with momentum after picking up impressive home wins over Chelmsford Chieftains and Invicta Dynamos earlier this month. Looking to maintain their strong form on home ice, Lukas […]

todayOctober 17, 2026 6

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News 17/10/26

Violence broke out across France on Saturday as an estimated five hundred and fifty thousand people took to the streets to protest over education standards and the cost of living. French authorities confirmed at least twelve hundred arrests during what they called an escalation in violence. Riot police in Paris deployed tear gas and water cannon as clashes continued into the evening, while fires caused significant building damage nationwide, including […]

todayOctober 17, 2026 13

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Things We Used To Get Excited About In The Post

There was a time when hearing the letterbox clatter could genuinely make your day. You might be halfway through breakfast, watching television or getting ready to leave the house when that familiar sound came from the front door. Someone had been to the post, and there was always a small possibility that something interesting had arrived. Perhaps it was a letter from a friend, a magazine you'd been waiting for, […]

todayOctober 16, 2026 5

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News 16/10/26

Katie Zacharia has left her role as White House press secretary just a week after being appointed to the position. Her departure follows intense scrutiny over her claim to be a lawyer despite failing to pass the bar exam. A senior White House official confirmed on Friday that she was out of her job, after US President Donald Trump previously suggested she should reconsider her role. An investigation is under […]

todayOctober 16, 2026 10

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The Great British School Disco: Songs, Slow Dances and Embarrassing Moments

There were few events in a British school calendar quite as exciting, terrifying and socially complicated as the school disco. For a few hours, the familiar school hall was transformed into a place of flashing lights, loud music, warm orange squash and teenagers desperately trying to look as though they knew what they were doing. The tables and chairs were pushed to the sides, somebody's dad had been recruited to […]

todayOctober 15, 2026 8