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Jack Lowden tipped as next James Bond in Richard Osman podcast leak
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Jack Lowden tipped as next James Bond in Richard Osman podcast leak

Richard Osman claims insider knowledge points to Jack Lowden as the next James Bond. The Scottish actor fits the profile, but history sugges

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Ronaldo and Georgina marry in private Cascais ceremony
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Ronaldo and Georgina marry in private Cascais ceremony

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez married in a private civil ceremony in Cascais on Tuesday, exactly one year after their engagement.

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Darkness falls: a curated soundtrack for Europe's total solar eclipse
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Darkness falls: a curated soundtrack for Europe's total solar eclipse

Europe's first total solar eclipse in decades is here. Our culture desk curates a 10-song soundtrack, from Len to Leonard Cohen, to accompan

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France's oldest lumberjack contest keeps Alpine axe skills alive
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France's oldest lumberjack contest keeps Alpine axe skills alive

The 73rd French lumberjack championship took place in Chamrousse, drawing 60 competitors and 2,000 spectators. The event celebrates Alpine f

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Well-preserved WWII motorbike and soldiers' remains emerge from Danube
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Well-preserved WWII motorbike and soldiers' remains emerge from Danube

A nearly pristine Wehrmacht motorcycle has been recovered from the exposed riverbed of the Danube in Budapest, along with the remains of two

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Danube's low waters reveal near-pristine WWII motorbike in Budapest
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Danube's low waters reveal near-pristine WWII motorbike in Budapest

A DKW NZ 350-1 motorcycle, almost perfectly preserved, was recovered from the Danube in Budapest. The find also included soldiers' remains a

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Gabala Festival turns 15 with a wider cultural embrace
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Gabala Festival turns 15 with a wider cultural embrace

The Gabala Music Festival celebrates its 15th anniversary with an expanded programme. New Gabala Fest initiative brings together musicians,

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Brad Pitt: AI can rescue mid-budget films if used as a tool
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Brad Pitt: AI can rescue mid-budget films if used as a tool

Brad Pitt says AI could be a valuable tool for mid-budget films, helping them get made despite costly visual effects. He remains cautious ab

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Removing three Banksy works cost UK taxpayers nearly £150,000
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Removing three Banksy works cost UK taxpayers nearly £150,000

Removing three Banksy artworks in London cost UK taxpayers nearly £150,000. The most expensive was a mural at the Royal Courts of Justice, w

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Anne Hathaway hits back at fake pregnancy belly claims
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Anne Hathaway hits back at fake pregnancy belly claims

Social media users accused Anne Hathaway of wearing a prosthetic pregnancy belly at a film premiere. The actress has denied the claims, high

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Eclipses in culture: books, films and songs that capture the cosmic drama
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Eclipses in culture: books, films and songs that capture the cosmic drama

As Europe prepares for the 12 August total solar eclipse, we look at how eclipses have inspired literature, cinema and music. From ancient e

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Cappadocia Biennial's debut ties contemporary art to ancient landscapes
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Cappadocia Biennial's debut ties contemporary art to ancient landscapes

The inaugural Cappadocia Biennial, themed 'Birth', unfolds across Göreme, Ürgüp, and other towns, embedding art in caves and rock formations

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