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How to get 1975 tickets: Pre-sale sign-up, when general sale starts, prices and full list of 2024 tour dates The i says The 1975 have announced a series of new dates as part of their ‘Still… At Their Very Best’ tour for February 2024. The band, who have played arenas across the US, Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand over the past 12 months, have been critically acclaimed for their live shows, which have incorporated performance art and cameo appearances from high-profile stars such as Taylor Swift, Charlie XCX and Lewis Capaldi. The London shows at the 02 Arena in…
Sophie Turner ‘felt trapped in her marriage to Joe Jonas and wants to relive her youth’ Daily Mail says Sophie Turner felt trapped in her marriage to Joe Jonas and regretted ‘missing out’ on her youthful, carefree years after tying the knot with him and having two children at a young age, a close friend has told MailOnline. Joe, 34, has officially filed for divorce from wife Sophie, 27 after four years of marriage with documents stating that their relationship is ‘irretrievably broken.’ A friend of Sophie’s, who did not want to be named, revealed that the couple started having…
UK weather: Today could be hottest day of the year so far – as late heatwave arrives Sky News says Today could be the hottest day of the year so far, according to the Met Office – as the UK experiences a late heatwave. Some parts of West Yorkshire, Cornwall, Devon and Wales have hit heatwave criteria for the first time since June – following three consecutive days at or above their threshold temperature. Heat health alerts have been upgraded to amber for most of England until 9pm on Sunday, as people have been making the most of the sunshine…
Wilko shops set to close next week named BBC News The 52 Wilko shops set to close next week due to the chain’s collapse have been named. Administrators PwC said 26 shops would close next Tuesday, with a further 28 to shut on Thursday 14 September due to the “absence of viable offers” for the whole company. More than 1,000 staff are being made redundant as hopes of a rescue deal for the business hang in the balance. Stores closing include branches in Liverpool, Cardiff, Acton and Falmouth. Edward Williams, joint administrator at PwC, said the closures and job losses…
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What time is PMQs today? Rishi Sunak to face Sir Keir at Prime Minister’s Question as RAAC schools crisis deepens PM Rishi Sunak will face Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister’s Questions today. It’s the first PMQs since Parliament returned from its summer recess. What time is PMQs today? Today’s PMQs is back at its usual time of midday and the session will last around 30 minutes. You can watch PMQs live on the UK Parliament YouTube channel. What’s on the agenda for PMQs? The school concrete crisis will likely dominate the session today. Thousands of kids haven’t…
Air traffic chaos caused by ‘one in 15 million’ event The air traffic chaos, sparked by a glitch in the UK’s air traffic control system, was bought down by a “one in 15 million” event, its boss said. The system shut itself down after receiving highly unusual duplicate “markers” on a flight plan. It led to hundreds of flights being delayed or cancelled as a result on 28 August, a bank holiday, and the day after. The company Nats – which controls the UK’s air traffic services, said it had never happened before. Newly released details have revealed how part…
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