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Hamilton Withdraws from Ferrari Test After Dog Enters Coma Lewis Hamilton has withdrawn from Ferrari’s Pirelli tire test at Mugello following a distressing medical emergency involving his beloved dog, Roscoe, who has entered a coma. The seven-time world champion confirmed his decision on Friday, emphasizing the need to be by Roscoe’s side during this challenging time. Hamilton’s Concern for Roscoe Hamilton provided an update via Instagram on Friday morning, sharing both his emotional turmoil and Roscoe’s health challenges. The 12-year-old bulldog has been a constant presence in Hamilton’s life and career, often spotted at Formula 1 events, including this year’s…

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Cliff Notes Hackers have stolen personal information of over 8,000 children from a nursery chain, with plans to release data on 30 more children and 100 employees imminently. Kido nurseries reported the breach, confirming affected parents have been informed and reassured about the incident. Experts warn against paying the ransom, as the compromised data is unlikely to be permanently deleted and may be exploited further. Hackers ‘behind nursery cyber attack’ tell Sky News they are releasing more data on dozens of children | UK News . Hackers who claimed to have stolen pictures, names and addresses of over 8,000 children…

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Cliff Notes – Don’t like EA Sports FC 26? Another football game is free to play this weekend Rematch’s Unique Gameplay: Developed by Sloclap, Rematch offers a third-person perspective in 5v5 matches, focusing on individual ball control while eliminating traditional football rules like fouls and offsides. Free-to-Play Weekend: The game is available for free on Steam until September 29, 2025, coinciding with the launch of EA Sports FC 26, and is currently discounted by 20% across all platforms. New Content and Features: The first season introduces crossplay functionality, 3v3 ranked matches, and a season pass for cosmetics and new arenas,…

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Cliff Notes – Tottenham ‘not for sale’ amid record £4.5bn takeover report Tottenham’s majority owners, ENIC, have “unequivocally rejected” a £4.5 billion takeover bid from a consortium led by Brooklyn Earick, stating the club is not for sale. This rejection follows previous refusals of interest from other parties, including Amanda Staveley’s PCP International Finance and a consortium led by Dr Roger Kennedy. ENIC, which owns 87% of Spurs, is reportedly open to external investment but remains committed to driving on-field success under new leadership. Tottenham ‘not for sale’ amid record £4.5bn takeover report An expression of interest to buy Tottenham…

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Cliff Notes Sir Keir Starmer has proposed a mandatory digital ID scheme for workers in the UK, aiming to enhance border security and reduce illegal employment. The digital ID will be checked against a database for job and rental applications, representing a significant U-turn for Labour on immigration issues. Concerns about civil liberties and logistical challenges for non-smartphone users have been raised, alongside criticism from privacy advocates. Starmer reveals digital ID plan after admitting Labour ‘shied away’ from illegal immigration concerns | UK News . Sir Keir Starmer has unveiled a plan for a digital ID scheme after admitting Labour…

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Cliff Notes – Brooklyn Beckham compared to dad David as he finds his true calling in sport Brooklyn Beckham participated in a celebrity match at the Ryder Cup, showcasing his interest in golf despite a rumoured rift with his father, David Beckham. Fans noted the striking resemblance between Brooklyn and David, with many commenting on their “doppelgänger” appearance during the event. This latest venture adds to Brooklyn’s diverse career pursuits, which have included roles as a barista, photographer, and entrepreneur, now extending to race car driving. Brooklyn Beckham compared to dad David as he finds his true calling in sport…

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Cliff Notes A court has ruled that terror charges against Kneecap rapper Liam Og O hAnnaidh cannot proceed, citing proceedings as “unlawful and null”. The ruling was based on the lack of consent from the Attorney General and Director of Public Prosecutions within the required six-month timeframe. Northern Ireland’s First Minister, Michelle O’Neill, welcomed the decision, claiming the charges aimed to silence dissent against perceived injustices in Gaza. Terror charges against Kneecap rapper cannot continue, court says | Ents & Arts News . Terror charges against Kneecap rapper Liam Og O hAnnaidh cannot continue, a court has ruled.The Kneecap band…

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Cliff Notes – Real Madrid ponder Liverpool’s Konaté after Saliba blow – sources Real Madrid is considering Ibrahima Konaté as a potential free agent signing next summer, amid internal debates regarding his suitability. The club’s pursuit of William Saliba has been thwarted by his recent five-year contract extension with Arsenal, which diminishes Madrid’s defensive options. Madrid is also eyeing Castello Lukeba from RB Leipzig and may promote academy talent Joan Martinez to bolster their defence in the near future. Real Madrid ponder Liverpool’s Konaté after Saliba blow – sources Alex KirklandRodrigo FaezSep 26, 2025, 10:19 AMReal Madrid are monitoring Ibrahima…

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Cliff Notes – Strictly’s Vito Coppola tells troll to ‘watch their mouth’ in angry video Vito Coppola faced backlash on social media after sharing a humorous rehearsal video with partner Ellie Goldstein, prompting a critic to demand its removal. The critic described the video as “grim” and suggested Vito should stick to dancing content, claiming it undermined his image. In response, Vito defended his friends and urged followers to spread positivity, expressing protectiveness over Ellie and his close friends Dianne and Joe. Strictly’s Vito Coppola tells troll to ‘watch their mouth’ in angry video Strictly Come Dancing pro Vito Coppola…

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Cliff Notes The UK government plans to implement a mandatory digital ID for all adults to verify citizenship status and reduce illegal immigration by the end of the current parliament. The “Brit card” will be required for starting new jobs and renting homes, functioning through a smartphone app linked to a central database. This proposal marks a significant policy shift, facing criticism from civil liberty groups and opposition parties who warn it could lead to a “checkpoint society.” Starmer to unveil plan for digital ID cards to crack down on illegal immigration | Politics News . Every adult in Britain…

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