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Ozzy Osbourne Dies at 76, Global Grief

Kelly Osbourne publicly shares a moving, introspective account of her grief a year after Ozzy Osbourne's death, describing how the loss has redefined her sense of self and left her living as a ghost of who she was. As she recounts the pain and seeks healing, the posts have drawn an outpouring of sympathy from fans, with Time spent with family and returning to her Iowa farm helping her cope.

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UK Evacuates Humanitarian Worker Over Ebola Exposure

UK Health Security Agency confirms a UK resident humanitarian worker exposed to Ebola in the DRC was evacuated to London for precautionary isolation and monitoring, with no symptoms and the public risk deemed low. The evacuation, carried out with NHS and international partners, underscores ongoing precautionary protocols as authorities diagnose no confirmed UK cases.

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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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Anas Sarwar Plans Lords Peerage After Scottish Defeat

Anas Sarwar, leader of Scottish Labour, is stepping down to take a seat in the House of Lords as a minister in Andy Burnham’s government, a move that follows his February call for Sir Keir Starmer to resign and Labour’s poor Scottish showing. The plan drew criticism from the SNP and others who argued it’s an undemocratic fast track, while supporters say Burnham’s leadership offers a new path for the party.

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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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Menzies stuns Humphries, reaches World Matchplay

{"summary":"Cameron Menzies stunned world No.2 Luke Humphries 10-7 at the World Matchplay in Blackpool, sealing one of his biggest career wins with a dramatic 170 checkout as Humphries endured costly finishing woes. Menzies advances to face Ross Smith in the second round, while Humphries’ first-round exit marks a major upset for a top seed.","summary_source_note":""}

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Palou wins Nashville IndyCar, extends season lead

Palou won the Borchetta Bourbon Music City Grand Prix at Nashville for his fifth win of the season, further tightening his grips on the championship lead, which stood at 83 points after the race; the event was delayed by rain and run on Monday, with Josef Newgarden finishing second and David Malukas third as Scott McLaughlin and Felix Rosenqvist also contended for top positions.

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Ipswich circles Daizen Maeda in transfer talks

{"summary":"Ipswich Town have identified Daizen Maeda as a top target to bolster their attack for life back in the Premier League, with discussions ongoing over a quick transfer while Maeda has one year left on his Celtic contract and has repeatedly expressed a desire to play in the Premier League. Celtic and manager Martin O'Neill appear hesitant to cash in immediately, preferring Maeda to see out his contract if possible, though Ipswich are keen to push through a deal this summer.","summary_sources":[]}

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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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