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Best of Brakfast Episode 174 Yana Bolder
Ed Sheeran has apologised to fans for the handling of a controversy that threatened his tour.
All of Sheeran’s support acts and backing band quit after US rapper Macklemore was dropped for making pro-Palestinian comments in New Jersey. Gillette Stadium owner Robert Kraft barred the rapper from performing in Massachusetts, refusing a platform for hate speech. The walkouts forced Sheeran to perform solo in Philadelphia on Saturday, opening the concert by addressing the situation.
Earl Spencer has accused King Charles of gaslighting him in an escalating royal row.
In a new memoir, the earl claims Charles said we’ll forget her soon enough during a dispute over Princess Diana’s funeral. Buckingham Palace stated that fraternal grief can cloud reason and colour memory. However, Earl Spencer called the response astonishingly provocative and defended his comments in interviews with the BBC and the Mail on Sunday.
A massive Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region has killed at least two people and injured six, according to Governor Andrei Vorobyev.
He stated two hundred and forty-nine drones were shot down, causing fires at residential homes and a local warehouse. An oil refinery was damaged in Moscow, with flight restrictions imposed at two airports. Meanwhile, Ukrainian officials reported eight deaths from Russian strikes in Kyiv and Sumy.
On the local front, Slough Town turn their attention away from the National League South as they host Chatham Town at Arbour Park in the FA Cup second qualifying round. Kickoff is set for 3:00 PM BST. The Rebels will be eager to build on their recent 1–0 away victory over AFC Totton and use this cup tie to construct momentum for their domestic campaign. Facing lower-league opposition provides a […]
