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Cliff Notes – Inside the £28,999 Glastonbury accommodation with pools, an onsite hairdresser and helicopter arrivals The Pop Up Hotel offers luxurious glamping options near Glastonbury, including a Tipi Tenthouse Suite priced at £28,999 for six guests, featuring en-suite facilities and premium amenities. New for 2025, the hotel will introduce wellness experiences, a salon in partnership with Sephora, and live performances, enhancing the festival experience for guests. Helicopter transfers to the festival site are available for £1,399 per person, although Glastonbury Festival officials have stated they do not condone the use of private helicopters for attendees. Inside the £28,999 Glastonbury…

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Cliff Notes – “Outstanding thriller” with Hollywood legend launches on free UK streamer Premise and Cast: The eight-part series “Suspicion,” featuring Uma Thurman, follows five ordinary Brits accused of kidnapping a media mogul’s son, promising suspenseful twists throughout. Viewer Reception: While many viewers praised its addictive nature and complex plot, some expressed disappointment in the series’ conclusion and character development. Airing Details: The first episode of “Suspicion” is set to air tonight at 10pm on ITV, marking its debut on the UK streaming platform. ‘Outstanding thriller’ with Hollywood legend launches on free UK streamer Is there anything better than a…

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Cliff Notes – Israel-Iran live: Israel’s military strikes target Iran’s nuclear infrastructure to prevent weapon development; however, the effectiveness of these strikes remains uncertain due to the fortification of key underground sites. Concerns about radiological risks are primarily associated with attacks on the Bushehr nuclear reactor; a strike there could lead to a significant radioactive release. Attacks on enrichment sites may primarily pose chemical risks, with potential fallout buried under tons of debris, while any disruption to the Bushehr plant could endanger Gulf water sources critical for desalination. Iran and Israel exchange attacks – a day after Tehran rules out…

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Cliff Notes – Rishabh Pant goes past MS Dhoni Rishabh Pant has set a new record for the most Test hundreds by an Indian wicketkeeper, surpassing MS Dhoni’s previous tally of six. Pant’s achievement includes three Test hundreds in England, making him the only visiting wicketkeeper to achieve this feat, alongside Les Ames and Andy Flower. In a historic Test match, India saw three batters score centuries away from home for the first time since 2018, with Pant, Shubman Gill, and Yashasvi Jaiswal achieving this milestone. Stats – Rishabh Pant goes past MS Dhoni 7 Hundreds for Rishabh Pant in…

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Mclaren’s Challenging Weekend in Canada Raises Questions Ahead of Upcoming Races McLaren faced a challenging weekend at the Canadian Grand Prix, where the peculiar demands of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve exposed vulnerabilities in the MCL39. Despite being the fastest car on the grid, McLaren struggled with qualifying and race pace due to the circuit’s unique characteristics, leading to a disappointing result where both drivers faced difficulties in extracting maximum performance. Why Was McLaren More Vulnerable in Canada? The Montreal circuit’s low grip and tight corners, particularly the notorious Wall of Champions, made it difficult for drivers to build confidence and…

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Cliff Notes The UK plans to implement whole-genome sequencing for every newborn, aiming to screen for numerous diseases and shift towards preventative healthcare. The initiative is backed by £650m for genomics research, with a focus on personalised medicine to enhance early illness prediction and treatment. The NHS aims to transition care from hospitals to communities, leveraging technology like AI to improve patient outcomes and reduce service pressure. Every baby in the UK to receive DNA testing | UK News . Every baby in the UK will have their DNA tested under a new 10-year plan for the NHS.The whole-genome sequencing…

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Cliff Notes – Strictly star slams ‘double standards’ at BBC after Naga Munchetty ‘sex jibe’ Wynne Evans criticises the BBC for perceived hypocrisy following allegations against Naga Munchetty, who faces bullying and inappropriate comments claims. Evans, previously removed from the Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour for inappropriate remarks, highlights the inconsistency in the BBC’s handling of misconduct allegations. An internal investigation into bullying at BBC Breakfast continues, with editor Richard Frediani on leave amid allegations, while Munchetty’s situation remains under scrutiny. Strictly star slams ‘double standards’ at BBC after Naga Munchetty ‘sex jibe’ Naga Munchetty is said to be facing…

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