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• The Replacements guitarist Slim Dunlap dies age 73

• Michael Fassbender finally 'understood' ABBA after scary brush with death

• Courteney Cox signs up for Scream 7 return

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Gig & Music News

• Celeste Barber brings 'Back Up Dancer' to the Waterfront Hall

• Alana Springsteen to play the Limelight, Belfast this Wednesday

• Lane 8 at the Telegraph Building

• Snow Patrol and Kylie have released their new single ‘These Alarms’

• Jazzy to play the Telegraph Building, Belfast

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Q Radio National News

• What is a 'firewave'? And when will the risks from blazes during this heatwave end?

  At least 19 wildfires are burning across the UK as a third heatwave in as many months continues - causing a phenomonon experts have previously called a "firewave".

• Police name man whose body was found in suitcase in Kent as Dale Mundell

  Police have named a man whose body was found in a suitcase as 34-year-old Dale Mundell.

• Trump pays E Jean Carroll $5.6m in sex abuse and defamation case

  The writer E Jean Carroll has received a multimillion dollar payout more than three years after she was awarded it by the jury in her sexual abuse and defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump.

• Protest over killing of driver by ICE officer in US

  Hundreds of people have taken part in a protest in Maine over the killing of a Colombian man by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent.

• British weather: UK has more days above 30C this year than 1976 - with no significant rain forecast this week

  The UK has now had 25 days this year when temperatures have exceeded 30C as the country experiences its third heatwave of the summer, the Met Office has said.

• Girl, 8, among three found dead in suspected double murder and 'sudden death' in Ballymena

  Police believe the deaths of three people in Ballymena on Monday involved a double murder.

• UK will run the biggest home defence exercise in decades next year

  The UK will hold its largest home defence exercise in decades next year to better prepare the country for the possibility of war.

• 'If we die, we die together': Wife of passenger sucked out of plane window describes ordeal

  A woman whose husband was partially sucked out of the window during a Ryanair flight has described how half of his body was left sticking out of the plane for "up to two minutes".

• Scott Mills was BBC's highest earner before his sacking, new figures reveal

  Former Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills was the BBC's highest earner until he was sacked in March, latest figures reveal.

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Q Radio World News

• Senators demand Pentagon reveals outcome of Minab school strike probe

  Senators have demanded the US military urgently reveals the findings of its probe into a deadly missile strike on an Iranian school.

• Why is Trump risking a 'forever war' with Iran? 

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• Fifth British national identified as victim of wildfire in Spain

  A fifth British national has been identified as a victim of a wildfire in southern Spain in which killed more than a dozen people.

• Australian police release unseen photos 25 years after British backpacker Peter Falconio's murder

  Police in Australia have marked the 25th anniversary of the murder of British backpacker Peter Falconio by releasing previously unseen photographs from their investigation.

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Q Radio National Sport

• India vs England: Shubman Gill makes majestic 80 to propel India to series-opening six-wicket ODI victory at Edgbaston

  Shubman Gill made an imperious 80 off 75 balls before retiring injured to propel India to a six-wicket victory over England in the one-day international series opener at Edgbaston.

• Youri Tielemans to Man Utd: Belgium midfielder from Aston Villa brings passing class and much more for Michael Carrick

  Youri Tielemans has already made his mark on English football having scored one of the great FA Cup winning goals for Leicester City. His volley set Aston Villa on their way to European glory in May too. Maybe the best is still to come for him at Manchester United.

• England vs Argentina: Declan Rice fit for World Cup semi-final as Thomas Tuchel's squad issues begin to ease

  Declan Rice is fit and available to start England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina on Wednesday, Sky Sports News understands.

• Julian Alvarez: Barcelona refuse to give up on Argentina World Cup star and Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain target

  Barcelona are not giving up on signing Arsenal target Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid and could raise their offer after the World Cup.

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Q Radio Entertainment News

• Scott Mills was BBC's highest earner before his sacking, new figures reveal

  Former Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills was the BBC's highest earner until he was sacked in March, latest figures reveal.

• 'One of the greats': Jurassic Park star Sam Neill has died

  Jurassic Park and Peaky Blinders star Sam Neill has died aged 78.

• Ed Sheeran inspires new £12.5m music education in libraries scheme

  Ed Sheeran has inspired a new £12.5m government initiative to bring music education into libraries across England.

• The West End will not go dark this summer, as Equity reaches an agreement

  Potential theatre strikes across London's West End this summer have been averted after union members reached a proposed agreement with The Society of London Theatre (SOLT).

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Q Radio Business News

• Thames Water lenders reassure on fresh financial support | Mark Kleinman blog

• South East Water facing £30.5m penalty for multiple failures

  Troubled South East Water (SEW) is facing a £30.5m redress package for multiple customer service failures, the industry watchdog has announced.

• Allow councils to put up council tax by as much as they want, MPs tell Burnham

  A cross-party group of MPs has told prime minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham he should allow councils to increase council tax by as much as they want.

• US returns $81bn after Trump tariffs ruled illegal

  The US has returned tens of billions of dollars raised through tariffs after they were ruled illegal by the Supreme Court.

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Q Radio Quirky News

• Man breaks Guinness world record for loudest ever shout

  An Australian man has broken the world record for the loudest-ever shout.

• Wild black bear captured in Japan after multi-day hunt through major city

  Japanese authorities have captured a bear following a multi-day search that saw nearly 100 schools close.

• Viral 'Donald Trump' buffalo spared from Eid sacrifice in Bangladesh

  A viral buffalo nicknamed "Donald Trump" for its blond tuft has been spared from Eid al-Adha sacrifice after a last-minute government intervention.

• Cheese-rolling legend beaten by German YouTuber

  The Gloucestershire cheese rolling contest's most successful ever competitor has been beaten by a German YouTuber. 

• The Wargame - episode two: Armed Attack

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Q Radio Politics

• Nicola Sturgeon's statement to police on SNP finances will not be released, says lawyer

  The written statement Scotland's former first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, gave to police investigating the SNP’s finances will not be released, her lawyer has said.

• Police Scotland probing comments made by University of Aberdeen employee who hoped Ann Widdecombe had 'extremely painful death'

  Police Scotland is carrying out "additional enquiries" after a university employee posted online that they hoped Ann Widdecombe suffered "an extremely painful death".

• Allow councils to put up council tax by as much as they want, MPs tell Burnham

  A cross-party group of MPs has told prime minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham he should allow councils to increase council tax by as much as they want.

• Burnham's 'challenge' as pledge to halve schools disadvantage gap gets tougher

  The persistent disadvantage gap in schools will be an "early challenge" for the next prime minister, researchers are warning.

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Q Radio Tech News

• What is a 'firewave'? And when will the risks from blazes during this heatwave end?

  At least 19 wildfires are burning across the UK as a third heatwave in as many months continues - causing a phenomonon experts have previously called a "firewave".

• World-class UK medical research not delivering enough benefits for British people

  World-leading medical research in the UK is not yet delivering better health outcomes for enough people in the country, according to a new report.

• More than 2,700 deaths linked to May and June heatwaves, study suggests

  More than 2,700 people in England and Wales died from heat-related causes during May and June's record hot spells, experts estimate.

• Europe's first total solar eclipse in almost 30 years: What you need to know

  Day will briefly turn into night for parts of Europe next month as the continent experiences its first solar eclipse in nearly three decades.

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