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Alec Baldwin claims there is 'more to come out' from the Rust tragedy
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Gavin and Stacey star Mathew Horne rushed off stage after West End injury
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The Replacements guitarist Slim Dunlap dies age 73
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Michael Fassbender finally 'understood' ABBA after scary brush with death
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Courteney Cox signs up for Scream 7 return
Gig & Music News
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The Devil’s in the Dance Hall comes to Belfast
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Slash to perform at Custom House Square in July 2027
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Beoga plus friends to play The Empire, Belfast
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Comedian Sean Hegarty announces 'Guess Who' tour
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Roll up, Belafst! WinterCircus celebrates 10 years of magic at Writers' Square
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Royal Navy serviceman accused of spying for foreign power
A junior Royal Navy serviceman has been charged with spying for a foreign country, thought to be Russia.
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British consulate in Jerusalem to become 'UK Mission' as diplomats leave
The UK government said it will retain its presence in East Jerusalem as Israel insisted the British consulate in the city had "ceased to function".
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Sisters pulled from sea near Brighton took own lives, coroner rules
Three sisters whose bodies were recovered from the sea off Brighton took their own lives, a coroner has ruled.
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Man shot dead at memorial service gathering is named
A 40-year-old man shot dead as people gathered for a memorial service in west London on Friday has been named.
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England's water companies failed to report more than 50,000 sewage spills in time, charity claims
Water companies in England failed to report more than 50,000 sewage spills within the time required by law in the first half of the year, an environmental charity has claimed.
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Race and religious hate crime in England and Wales hits record high
Hate crime in England and Wales has increased by 7% - with record highs in those that were racially and religiously motivated.
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US puts inmate to death for first time since botched execution of Christa Pike
A Texas death row inmate has been put to death by lethal injection - despite objections following Christa Pike's botched execution last week.
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Girl, 9, killed in crash between car and pick-up truck in the Scottish Highlands
A nine-year-old girl has been killed in a crash in the Scottish Highlands.
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The 87-year-old woman evicted from her home in Spain has died
An 87-year-old woman, whose eviction from her home sparked major protests in Spain and was partly responsible for a snap election, has died.
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Using ambulances and corridors as 'treatment rooms' unacceptable, says union
Long delays in handing over patients from ambulances to hospitals are causing their condition to worsen, with some dying as a result, according to a new report.
Q Radio World News
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Royal Navy serviceman accused of spying for foreign power
A junior Royal Navy serviceman has been charged with spying for a foreign country, thought to be Russia.
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British consulate in Jerusalem to become 'UK Mission' as diplomats leave
The UK government said it will retain its presence in East Jerusalem as Israel insisted the British consulate in the city had "ceased to function".
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US puts inmate to death for first time since botched execution of Christa Pike
A Texas death row inmate has been put to death by lethal injection - despite objections following Christa Pike's botched execution last week.
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The 87-year-old woman evicted from her home in Spain has died
An 87-year-old woman, whose eviction from her home sparked major protests in Spain and was partly responsible for a snap election, has died.
Q Radio National Sport
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Spygate: Southampton boss Tonda Eckert keeps job after receiving six-week suspended ban and £28,000 fine
Southampton boss Tonda Eckert will continue in his role after being handed a six-week ban suspended until the end of next season over the 'Spygate' scandal.
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Singapore GP: Why Sprint debut at Marina Bay street track provides new twist to F1's toughest race weekend
Formula 1 stages its sixth and final Sprint event of the year this weekend to conclude the first flyaway triple header of the sport's busy 2026 season run in.
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Mikel Arteta's new contract: The challenges facing Arsenal boss as he enters 'step five' of his project
Mikel Arteta has turned Arsenal into Premier League champions but does his new contract take him into a new stage of his project? And can he bring more trophies to eclipse Arsene Wenger?
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England to host Netball World Cup in 2031 as tournament heads to Manchester
Manchester will stage the Netball World Cup in 2031 after England was awarded hosting rights for the fourth time.
Q Radio Entertainment News
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Portrait artist Jonathan Yeo: None of us really know what we actually look like
"A portrait is kind of a document of the relationship between the artist and the sitter, and when that chemistry works, you sense it in the painting."
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Paramount completes $81bn takeover of Warner Bros Discovery
Skydance-owned Paramount has completed its $81bn (£61bn) takeover of Warner Bros Discovery - bringing together the two media giants under a combined company.
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Oscar-winning star of On The Waterfront and North By Northwest dies aged 102
Eva Marie Saint, the US actress who won an Oscar for her first movie role in On The Waterfront has died aged 102, her family said.
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'My heart is broken': Michael Flatley announces death of wife Niamh O'Brien
Riverdance star Michael Flatley has said his "heart is broken" following the death of his wife, Niamh O'Brien, at the age of 52.
Q Radio Business News
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Healey calls in retail and hospitality chiefs for pre-budget talks
The chancellor has called in the bosses of some of Britain's biggest high street names for talks ahead of a budget which they fear could trigger a fresh business rates raid.
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Reynolds to take industry chiefs on crucial India trade mission
The business secretary, Jonathan Reynolds, will fly to India next week accompanied by scores of business leaders and more than half a dozen regional mayors in a bid to inject fresh impetus into Britain's trade relationship with the world's most populous country.
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SpaceX-backer urges ministers to overhaul rules amid Saba raid
An investment trust which holds shares in Elon Musk's SpaceX and which is under siege from an American activist is urging ministers to plead for an overhaul of the City rulebook amid a deluge of campaigns to unseat boards.
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£6.7bn deal announced to buy Boots' 1,800 UK and Ireland stores
A deal has been announced which would see the £6.7bn sale of the 1,800 Boots stores across the UK and Ireland.
Q Radio Politics
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Widdecombe murder suspect Joshua Kerry appears in court over Farage terror charge
The man accused of murdering Ann Widdecombe has appeared in court charged with preparing acts of terrorism, including against Nigel Farage.
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Reform UK internal inquiry clears own advisers over donations sting
Reform UK's internal inquiry following an undercover sting has cleared two of its senior advisers of breaching the law, the party says.
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Lord Archer: The outrageous extrovert who lived a life tainted by scandal
Like a twist in one of his novels, Jeffrey Archer's shock death came in the middle of the Conservative Party conference.
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Sky News announces new hosts of Sunday Morning With…
Sky News has announced its hosting line-up for the next six episodes of its flagship Sunday morning current affairs programme.
Q Radio Tech News
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World's largest penguin colony shrinks two-thirds in just 14 years
The population of a penguin colony that was previously the largest in the world has fallen by almost two-thirds, a new study has revealed - with climate change thought to be a major reason for the decline.
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England's water companies failed to report more than 50,000 sewage spills in time, charity claims
Water companies in England failed to report more than 50,000 sewage spills within the time required by law in the first half of the year, an environmental charity has claimed.
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'Pioneering' surgery means young cancer patient may have children
A teenager has had tissue from his testicles removed and retransplanted in the hope of still being able to have children after chemotherapy.
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UKHSA says risk of plague 'very low' after Russian laboratory worker 'dies of suspected pneumonic plague'
The risk to the UK from plague is very low, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has said, after the death of a laboratory worker in Russia who may have been exposed to pneumonic plague.
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