June 2019

Radiohead to release stolen music for climate campaigners

Radiohead says a trove of unreleased music has been stolen for ransom. But instead of paying up, the band will release it in aid of environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion. Guitarist Jonny Greenwood tweeted that about 18 hours of material from around the time of Radiohead’s 1997 album “OK Computer” was stolen from singer Thom

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BBC must do more for older people after TV licence fee change, government says

Image copyright Getty Images The government has said the BBC must “do more to support older people” after the announcement that most over-75s will no longer get free TV licences. Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright said he was “very disappointed” that the corporation had reached the decision. But Labour deputy leader Tom Watson said the government

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Rachel Maddow, Chuck Todd and Lester Holt Among Moderators of First Democratic Debate

The first debate of the Democratic presidential primary will be moderated by Savannah Guthrie, Lester Holt, Chuck Todd, José Díaz-Balart of Telemundo, and the MSNBC commentator Rachel Maddow, NBC News announced on Tuesday. The two-night event, set for June 26 and 27 in Miami, is the first nationally televised clash of the sprawling Democratic field

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Love Island: Sherif leaves villa due to ‘poor judgement’

Image copyright ITV2 Love Island contestant Sherif Lanre has left the show after nine days for breaking “villa rules.” His exit from the show was “mutually agreed” between Sherif and producers, according to a spokesperson for ITV, who make the show. Sherif says his departure is due to his own “poor judgement.” “I broke the

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