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Hearts suffer 4-0 defeat to Sturm Graz

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GLP-1 obesity drugs linked to fewer alcohol hospitalizations

A multi-trial analysis of about 40,700 adults found GLP-1 receptor agonists such as semaglutide and tirzepatide are associated with substantially lower alcohol-related hospital admissions across diabetics, obesity, and alcohol-use disorder groups, with reductions ranging from roughly 26% to 65% depending on the comparison. Experts say the findings hint at a potential role for these weight‑loss and diabetes drugs in treating alcohol-use disorders, though more research is needed to confirm causality and guide use.

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Marc Anthony, Nadia Ferreira Welcome Eighth Child

Marc Anthony and Nadia Ferreira have welcomed their second child together, bringing his total number of children to eight. Reports differ on the baby’s name, with some outlets naming Myla and others Marquesa as the newborn’s given name.

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Milky Way reportedly flipped after ancient collision

New simulations and observations indicate the Milky Way likely experienced a dramatic disc flip of more than 90 degrees, probably triggered by a head-on collision with Gaia Sausage about 10 to 11 billion years ago, which helps explain the unusually slow rotation of the halo. Researchers from Durham University and colleagues report the finding at the Royal Astronomical Society meeting, with multiple outlets detailing how this ancient galactic upheaval reshaped our galaxy.

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Godzilla star Kaylee Hottle dies in crash

Kaylee Hottle, a deaf actress who played Jia in Godzilla vs. Kong and its 2024 sequel, died in a car crash in Maryland, with her father Joshua Hottle confirming the news in a long ASL livestream. Her death has prompted tributes and highlights her distinctive on-screen bond with Kong through sign language, as well as prior work including a Magnum P.I. appearance and a public-service PSA.

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Freddy Brazier Hospitalised After Bulldog Attack

Freddy Brazier, son of Jade Goody, was rushed to hospital with bite injuries after his bulldog Pablo attacked him at his grandmother’s London home, requiring stitches. Jackiey Budden reportedly tried to pull the dog away and was injured in the incident, while a spokesman said Freddy is being treated and updates will follow.

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Sean McCann Represents Scotland at Glasgow Commonwealth Games

Sean McCann, Madeleine McCann’s younger brother, has been selected to swim for Scotland at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, with his twin Amelie also on the squad and fellow veteran Duncan Scott among the stars he will race alongside. The 21-year-old distance freestyle specialist, who trains at Loughborough University and has previous Commonwealth Youth Games experience, hopes the Games will propel him toward Team GB and the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

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Tony Modra posts post-surgery photos after truck crash

AFL great Tony Modra has posted the first images since his life-threatening truck crash near Victor Harbor, thanking SA Ambulance, South Coast District Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre for saving him and getting him back on his feet. He says he’s getting out and about and slowly catching up on life, sharing moments with his family as he nurses facial injuries in his recovery.

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Alex Scott Rejects Bournemouth Contract; Top Clubs Eye

Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, 22, has rejected multiple contract offers as top Premier League clubs including Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and others circle a potential big-money move. Bournemouth values him highly and remains open to a revised deal that could include a release clause, with his contract through 2028 and ongoing transfer interest from several elite clubs.

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Two Greek American Tourists Stabbed Near Acropolis Museum

Two American tourists were stabbed near the Acropolis in Athens, with police detaining the attacker and the victims receiving hospital treatment for injuries described as minor to serious; authorities indicated the suspect may have had mental health issues, and police emphasized such attacks are rare in Greece. The incident unfolded near the Acropolis Museum and drew multiple media outlets addressing ongoing developments.

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UK unemployment holds at 4.9% in May

UK unemployment stayed at 4.9% for the three months to May 2026, even as payroll data showed a drop in company payrolls and vacancies continued to ease, pointing to a mixed jobs picture. Wages remained firm, with regular pay at about 3.4% and total pay higher, while employment rose overall and second jobs increased, underscoring a still-tight but gradually softening labor market.

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Perth family violence kills mother; son in custody

A mother was killed and her 12-year-old daughter seriously injured in a suspected family-violence homicide at a Bentley, Perth home, with police arriving around 6:15am; a 16-year-old son is in custody as investigators review CCTV and conduct door-knocks while confirming there is no ongoing threat to the community.

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Rodgers Heads to Final Season Amid Family Reconciliation

Aaron Rodgers, now with the Pittsburgh Steelers, has posted photos suggesting a reconciliation with his parents Ed and Darla and his brother Luke after more than a decade of estrangement, though one relative has been notably absent in some reports. The posts describe “Another bonding week” and come amid years of public discussion about Rodgers’ family rift and reflections in his documentary, with reports noting prior friction tied to ex-girlfriend Olivia Munn and the couple’s ongoing efforts to heal the family ties.

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Bus arson in Times Square during Knicks celebration

Jonathan Strahs, 30, was arrested and charged with federal arson for allegedly setting a charter bus ablaze in Times Square amid chaotic Knicks championship celebrations; the bus was part of a World Cup shuttle convoy, and a multi-agency investigation led to the arrest after reviewing surveillance footage. FDNY, NYPD, and ATF described the incident as dangerous to bystanders and responders, with authorities coordinating for the safety of New Yorkers.

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ESPN Fires Ryan Clark Amid Broad Layoffs

ESPN has cut ties with former Steelers safety and current analyst Ryan Clark as part of a wave of layoffs ahead of its first Super Bowl coverage, signaling significant staffing shifts at the network. Clark, one of ESPN's highest-paid on-air talents at about $2 million per year and a regular on First Take and The Pivot, joined ESPN in 2015 and had been central to NFL coverage and Super Bowl plans.

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Megan Fox to Return for Jennifer's Body Sequel

A Jennifer’s Body sequel is moving forward with Megan Fox returning to star alongside Karyn Kusama directing and Diablo Cody back to write, while details about Amanda Seyfried’s involvement remain unclear. Production is slated to begin in Vancouver this October, reviving the cult horror hit that has gained appreciation since its 2009 release.

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Paredes seeks Kane red card

In a heated World Cup semi-final between England and Argentina, Leandro Paredes attempted to get Harry Kane sent off after Kane briefly covered his mouth while addressing the referee under a new mouth-covering rule. The incident drew sharp criticism from Rooney, Hart and others, who labeled Paredes’s move “ridiculous” or “pathetic,” while commentators noted Kane’s ongoing attempts to communicate with officials.

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Superman Leads Critics Choice Super Awards nominations

The Critics Choice Association unveiled the 6th Critics Choice Super Awards nominations, led by Superman with six film nods and The Boys’ final season with five TV nominations, while titles like Obsession, Weapons, Project Hail Mary, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and Masters of the Universe trail closely behind; the awards cover superhero, sci-fi/fantasy, horror, and action, with winners announced on August 6, 2026.

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Lee Ryan loses High Court challenge

Blue frontman Lee Ryan, 43, lost High Court bids to overturn his racially aggravated assault conviction from a July 2022 British Airways flight, where he allegedly called a cabin crew member a “sweet chocolate chip cookie,” grabbed her wrists and made race‑related comments after being refused more alcohol; he was originally given a suspended sentence, which has since been revisited for sentencing. He remains set to be sentenced after the High Court rejected challenges to overturn the conviction and return the case to Crown Court.

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