Daily Recap
Sunday, 25 October 2026 — Today
World
A volatile day in world news mixes conflict risk, extreme weather and sudden tragedy. Security fears ripple from the Gulf to the Black Sea as voters in Bulgaria weigh regional instability, while storms batter Britain and Australia and deadly incidents from Kenya to Florida underscore the human toll of disrupted public life.
Saudi Arabia partially reopens Riyadh’s King Khalid Airport after renewed Houthi threats
Saudi Arabia partially reopens Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport, restoring operations at two terminals despite renewed Houthi threats from Yemen. The move signals an effort to resume normal activity while acknowledging ongoing vulnerability, with the Iran-aligned group indicating further attacks remain possible against Saudi targets.
Reported by 31 outlets: Middle East Eye, Bloomberg - Markets, GMA News Online / News and 28 more.
Bulgarians vote for president amid Black Sea drone attacks and economic pressure
Bulgarians vote in a presidential election dominated by Black Sea security concerns and economic strain. The campaign unfolds after fatal drone strikes on commercial cargo ships sharpen anxieties about regional instability, while rising costs weigh on voters. Acting President Iliana Iotova leads polling, and a runoff is scheduled for Nov. 1 if no candidate wins outright.
Reported by 8 outlets: Deutsche Welle (DW) English, The Hindu, Free Malaysia Today and 5 more.
Storm Boelo batters Scotland and Northern Ireland, causing power cuts and travel disruption
Storm Boelo brings high winds and heavy rain across parts of the UK, cutting power to tens of thousands of homes and causing widespread travel disruption. Northern Ireland and Scotland are hit particularly hard, with cancelled flights, blocked roads, rail problems and fallen trees prompting warnings against unnecessary journeys.
Reported by 16 outlets: Belfast Telegraph, BBC News, Glasgow Times and 13 more.
Kenya bus and truck crash kills at least 22 near previous fatal crash site
A head-on crash between a bus and a lorry on Kenya’s Nairobi–Mombasa highway kills at least 22 people and injures several others. The collision happens in Makueni County on one of the country’s main transport corridors, linking the capital with the port city of Mombasa.
Reported by 11 outlets: ABC News - International, Winnipeg Free Press (Canada), Times of India and 8 more.
Shooting near Florida A&M University stadium leaves 11 to 12 people injured
At least 11 people are injured in a shooting near Florida A&M University’s football stadium in Tallahassee during homecoming weekend. Children are among the wounded, and at least one additional person is hurt while fleeing the scene, turning a major campus celebration into a mass-casualty emergency.
Reported by 28 outlets: New York Post, The Independent, Daily Mail - News and 25 more.
María Corina Machado Returns to Venezuela After Nearly a Year in Exile
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado returns to Venezuela after nearly a year outside the country. She travels from Panama through Colombia before crossing into Venezuela, and posts and images place her in Lara state and at a church, marking a significant reappearance inside the country.
Reported by 40 outlets: BBC News, The New York Times - Homepage, NPR Top Stories and 37 more.
South-east Queensland braces for more severe storms after recent deluge
South-east Queensland braces for another round of severe weather as storms and heavy rain are forecast to continue. Authorities warn of flash flooding and thunderstorms across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast, with conditions expected to worsen again later in the day after a recent deluge.
Reported by 4 outlets: Sydney Morning Herald, The Age (Melbourne), Brisbane Times and 1 more.
Four-year-old dies after falling from tower block in east London, police say
A four-year-old girl dies after falling from a tower block in Barking, east London. Emergency crews respond and paramedics provide first aid at the scene before taking her to hospital, where she later dies from her injuries. Police say the death is not being treated as suspicious.
Reported by 10 outlets: Mirror, Daily Mail – Latest stories, BBC News and 7 more.
Politics
Politics today is defined by campaign-stage confrontation and high-stakes warnings, with leaders using stark rhetoric to frame elections as moments of consequence. From US midterm mobilization to Brexit-era arguments and security alarms in Europe and Israel, the common thread is an appeal to voters through urgency and risk.
Obama campaigns in Ohio, criticising Trump as Democrats eye crucial midterm control
Barack Obama returns to the campaign trail for Democrats ahead of the US midterms, arguing that Donald Trump’s leadership has raised costs for ordinary Americans and deepened the stakes of the election. He casts the vote as a chance to check Trump’s agenda and tries to energize Democratic turnout in the final stretch.
Reported by 27 outlets: Washington Examiner, Vanguard (Nigeria), Jamaica Observer and 24 more.
British Columbia Conservatives win majority as snap election ends NDP rule
British Columbia elects a Conservative majority government in a snap provincial vote, ending nine years of New Democratic Party rule. The result gives the Conservatives control of the legislature and the premiership, with Lorne Doerkson set to lead the province after what is described as the party’s first win of this kind in generations.
Reported by 13 outlets: City News Toronto, BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg - Markets and 10 more.
Andy Burnham calls for debate on returning to EU free movement before UK-EU summit
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham calls for an “honest discussion” with European partners about the future UK-EU relationship, including whether free movement should return. The intervention lands just before a UK-EU summit and reopens one of the most politically sensitive questions left by Brexit.
Reported by 21 outlets: Belfast Telegraph, Evening Standard, The Independent and 18 more.
UK defence secretary warns Britain must be ready for war in 1,000 days
Britain’s defence secretary says the country must be ready for a possible war within roughly 1,000 days, warning that hostile states could be positioned to attack by 2030. The message reflects growing concern over Russia’s posture toward NATO and a wider reassessment of Britain’s security environment.
Reported by 5 outlets: The Independent, HuffPost UK, Daily Mail - News and 2 more.
Netanyahu posts AI image of Tel Aviv nuclear blast ahead of election
Benjamin Netanyahu posts an AI-generated image of a nuclear blast over Tel Aviv as part of a warning about Iran’s nuclear threat, drawing immediate criticism from political opponents. The image appears just ahead of an election, folding national security fears directly into the campaign atmosphere.
Reported by 6 outlets: Jerusalem Post, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age (Melbourne) and 3 more.
Obama rallies for Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit ahead of Michigan Senate midterms
Obama also campaigns in Detroit for Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, joining Democrats as early voting is underway in a key battleground state. The stop underscores the party’s focus on turnout in Michigan, where mobilizing core voting blocs could shape both the Senate race and the broader midterm picture.
Reported by 7 outlets: The Bulwark, Fox News, The Guardian - Main and 4 more.
Mary Peltola postpones Alaska campaign events after minor car crash injuries
Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola postpones campaign events after she and her family suffer minor injuries in a car crash. Her campaign says upcoming stops will be rescheduled, temporarily interrupting her public schedule at a sensitive point in the race.
Reported by 14 outlets: Daily Mail - News, Bloomberg - Politics, CBS News and 11 more.
Obama compares Trump’s White House renovations to a Saddam-run Cheesecake Factory
On another campaign stop in Ohio, Obama ridicules Trump’s White House renovations with a cutting comparison meant to highlight what he portrays as excess and poor judgment. The remark adds to a sharper Democratic closing message as party surrogates try to seize attention in competitive midterm contests.
Reported by 8 outlets: The Hill, Fox News, Stuff.co.nz and 5 more.
Business
Business news centers on how policy, energy costs and investor nerves are reshaping corporate and market decisions. From a major U.S. auto investment and aviation expansion in India to equity selloffs, housing weakness and rising oil, companies and markets are adjusting to a more uncertain operating environment.
Audi to build $4.2bn factory in Georgia announced at Trump campaign rally
Audi pushes ahead with plans for its first U.S. manufacturing plant, a roughly $4 billion investment in Georgia expected to create about 4,500 jobs. The project lands amid tariff politics and a broader Volkswagen restructuring, giving the announcement both industrial significance and political visibility as Donald Trump promotes it on the campaign trail.
Reported by 21 outlets: Bloomberg - Politics, Investing.com, The New York Times - Politics and 18 more.
Oil prices rise, pressuring Wall Street and lifting the outlook of ASX declines
Rising oil prices weigh on global markets, pulling Wall Street lower and setting up expected declines for Australia’s ASX. Higher energy costs are the central pressure point, feeding concern about inflation and corporate margins and adding to the cautious tone that has spread across equity markets.
Reported by 4 outlets: Sydney Morning Herald, The Age (Melbourne), Brisbane Times and 1 more.
FPIs withdraw Rs 48,056 crore from Indian equities in October amid crude oil and inflation concerns
Foreign portfolio investors pull Rs 48,056 crore from Indian equities so far in October, extending this year’s outflows to about Rs 3.08 lakh crore. Concerns about crude oil prices and inflation help drive the retreat, underscoring how global macro pressures are steering capital away from risk assets in India.
Reported by 5 outlets: Free Press Journal, The Hindu, NDTV and 2 more.
Home sellers cut prices as a stagnant US housing market tilts toward buyers
The U.S. housing market remains sluggish, and more sellers are cutting asking prices as homes sit longer and buyers stay scarce. With supply outpacing demand in many areas, owners are being forced to temper expectations, pointing to a market that is softening rather than regaining momentum.
Reported by 4 outlets: The Independent, Winnipeg Free Press (Canada), Washington Times and 1 more.
Eight top Indian firms lose ₹1.55 lakh crore in market value; HDFC Bank and Bajaj Finance lag
Eight of India’s 10 most valuable listed companies lose a combined ₹1.55 lakh crore in market capitalization over the week, reflecting broader weakness in equities. HDFC Bank and Bajaj Finance lead the declines, while Tata Consultancy Services and Larsen & Toubro stand out as exceptions with gains.
Reported by 3 outlets: Times of India, Free Press Journal and Business Line - Home.
Goldman Sachs cuts Kospi target by 25% as concerns grow over AI spending
Goldman Sachs cuts its 12-month target for South Korea’s Kospi Index by 25% to 9,000, citing growing concern about the durability of the AI-driven stock trade. The move signals a more guarded near-term outlook as investors question whether heavy AI-related spending will keep supporting valuations.
Reported by 4 outlets: Bloomberg - Markets, Investing.com, NDTV and 1 more.
IndiGo and Air India plan phased move of flights from Mumbai airport to Navi Mumbai
IndiGo and the Air India group plan a phased shift of selected flights from Mumbai’s main airport to Navi Mumbai International Airport starting in December 2026. The transition continues into the following summer schedule, marking a major operational expansion as carriers prepare to split traffic across the region’s two airports.
Reported by 9 outlets: The Hindu, Bloomberg - Markets, The Economic Times (India) and 6 more.
Five Indian IPOs scheduled next week to raise about ₹2,600 crore
India’s primary market is set for a busy stretch, with five IPOs opening between October 26 and October 29 and aiming to raise nearly ₹2,600 crore. The slate includes EAAA India Alternatives, SFC Environmental Technologies, M K Sons Fine Jewels, BLS Polymers, and Bombay Coated and Special Steels.
Reported by 3 outlets: NDTV, Times of India and Free Press Journal.
Tech
Tech news today centers on how AI and platforms are moving into everyday institutions and devices, while questions about reliability, governance and values grow harder to ignore. Companies and communities alike are redrawing rules—whether for ethics, security, education or content distribution—as new products arrive alongside new points of friction.
Tech leaders seek religious guidance to shape ethical AI, critics warn of bias
Technology companies are increasingly turning to religious thinkers and faith traditions as they try to shape AI behavior around questions of right and wrong. The move reflects a broader recognition that technical testing alone cannot settle issues of ethics, values and harm, though critics warn that importing religious frameworks into AI could introduce new forms of bias.
Reported by 7 outlets: Winnipeg Free Press (Canada), The Independent, Korea Times and 4 more.
Instagram launches an Apple TV app with Reels, longer videos and live shows
Instagram launches an Apple TV app that brings Reels, longer videos and live shows onto television screens. The app is designed for discovery and lean-back viewing in the living room, while also letting people resume watching across devices as Instagram pushes further beyond the phone and into home entertainment.
Reported by 4 outlets: MacRumors, Digital Trends, Mashable and 1 more.
iFixit teardown examines iPhone Duo repairs and a suspected hinge link to early screen cracks
Some early owners of Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo report that the inner display cracks soon after purchase, often near the hinge. Posts describing similar failures point to recurring symptoms including lines across the screen, a central crack and clusters of bright stuck pixels, raising concerns about durability in the new form factor.
Reported by 8 outlets: 9to5Mac, The Express Tribune, GSMArena.com - Latest articles and 5 more.
Open-source cybersecurity platform uses AI agents to detect and hunt threats
A new open-source cybersecurity platform is positioning AI agents as tools for detecting and hunting threats against businesses. The idea is to automate parts of security monitoring and threat discovery, using agentic AI to help analysts identify suspicious activity faster and extend coverage across defensive workflows.
Reported by 2 outlets: Hacker News and Hacker News: Show HN.
r/opensource moderators tighten rules, banning AI-related and non-English submissions
Moderators of Reddit’s r/opensource community are tightening posting rules and excluding AI-related submissions along with non-English posts. The changes also narrow participation and limit what kinds of projects can be shared, underscoring how open-source communities are actively debating the role of AI and the boundaries of their forums.
Reported by 2 outlets: The Verge and Kotaku.
BITS Pilani revamps undergraduate curriculum to prepare students for the AI era
BITS Pilani is revamping its undergraduate curriculum to prepare students for an AI-shaped job market. The redesign increases flexibility for students while reshaping coursework and project work around expectations created by AI, signaling how higher education is adapting programs to match fast-changing technical demands.
Reported by 2 outlets: Times of India and India Today.
Best smartphones with 1TB storage in India include iPhone Duo and Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra
High-end smartphones with 1TB of storage are getting attention in India, with models including Apple’s iPhone Duo and Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra highlighted among the options. The focus is on flagship devices that pair large built-in capacity with premium pricing, aimed at buyers who want maximum local storage.
Reported by 2 outlets: NDTV and NDTV.
Hints and answers published for NYT Word Games including Strands and Connections
Daily help for New York Times word games continues to draw steady attention, with hints and answers circulating for Connections, its Sports Edition variant and Strands for Oct. 25. The coverage centers on guidance for specific puzzle numbers and reflects the growing ecosystem of companion content built around popular digital games.
Reported by 4 outlets: Forbes, TechRadar, Mashable and 1 more.
Sport
The day in sport turns on turning points: a landmark event, a major upset, and a series of selection and coaching decisions that quickly reshape the outlook for teams in season-defining moments. Across football, baseball, cricket and rugby league, comebacks and absences prove as decisive as the headline names.
UCF defeats No. 2 BYU 39-31 in double overtime after controversial second OT moment
UCF delivers one of the day’s biggest shocks, beating No. 2 BYU 39-31 in double overtime in Orlando and ending BYU’s unbeaten run. The result stands as a landmark for UCF, its first win over a Top 5 AP-ranked opponent, and comes after a chaotic finish that helps turn a marquee college football matchup into a program-defining victory.
Reported by 7 outlets: CBS Sports, Yahoo Sports, Fox News and 4 more.
Brewers rally from 4-0 down to take 2-0 lead over Rays in World Series
Milwaukee moves within two wins of a title after rallying from 4-0 down to beat Tampa Bay 5-4 in Game 2 of the World Series. The Brewers now lead the best-of-seven series 2-0 after overturning an early deficit, and they carry that momentum into the next stretch as the series shifts to St. Petersburg.
Reported by 10 outlets: The Athletic (NYT), Winnipeg Free Press (Canada), ESPN and 7 more.
Steelers defeat Saints in NFL’s first regular-season game in Paris
The NFL stages its first regular-season game in France, where Pittsburgh beats New Orleans at Stade de France in Paris. Aaron Rodgers plays a central role in the Steelers’ win and adds another milestone, becoming the first NFL quarterback to appear in regular-season games in four different countries as the league expands its international footprint.
Reported by 14 outlets: Yahoo Sports, Newsweek, NDTV and 11 more.
Baylor fires Dave Aranda after loss to Kansas, naming Joe Klanderman interim coach
Baylor makes an in-season change, firing head football coach Dave Aranda after a loss to Kansas and naming Joe Klanderman as interim coach. The move follows a damaging defeat and signals an immediate reset for the program as it tries to stabilize the rest of its season under new sideline leadership.
Reported by 7 outlets: CBS Sports, Yahoo Sports, ESPN and 4 more.
Michael Carrick benches Bruno Fernandes for Man United’s Bournemouth clash
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick leaves captain Bruno Fernandes on the bench for the Premier League meeting with Bournemouth, describing the call as a football decision. The move comes after Fernandes had criticized Carrick’s tactics in the wake of United’s recent European setback, adding extra scrutiny to a significant selection call.
Reported by 22 outlets: The Independent, The Mirror, Belfast Telegraph and 19 more.
Courtois ruled out of El Clásico due to flu, Real Madrid face Barcelona without him
Real Madrid goes into El Clásico without first-choice goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois after he is ruled out by a flu-like illness shortly before the match. His absence forces a late adjustment for Madrid in one of the season’s biggest fixtures, removing a key defensive presence against Barcelona.
Reported by 10 outlets: Channel NewsAsia (CNA), Cyprus Mail, The Athletic (NYT) and 7 more.
Shadab Khan’s 113* and last-wicket stand stun England, sending Pakistan to tri-series final
Pakistan pulls off a dramatic one-wicket win over England in the ODI tri-series in Lahore, thanks to an unbeaten 113 from Shadab Khan. Chasing 242, Pakistan is 154 for nine before Shadab and Haris Rauf put together an unbroken last-wicket stand that transforms a near-certain defeat into a remarkable escape.
Reported by 12 outlets: Dawn (Pakistan), Guardian Sport, The Telegraph and 9 more.
Australia beat Fiji 36-22 to reach Rugby League World Cup semi-finals
Australia secures a place in the Rugby League World Cup semi-finals by beating Fiji 36-22 in Brisbane after being pushed early. Fiji’s strong start gives Australia a scare, but the hosts recover control and do enough to advance from the pool stage with one match still to play.
Reported by 11 outlets: Rugby World, TechRadar, ABC Australia and 8 more.
Science
New cancer research points to a more fluid view of tumor biology, showing that pancreatic cancer can adapt in real time under pressure. The work helps explain why treatment often fails and suggests that the disease’s ability to keep changing may be central to its spread.
Pancreatic cancer cells dynamically rewrite DNA to evade treatment, research finds
Pancreatic cancer cells can continually rework their DNA in ways that help them survive treatment and potentially become more aggressive. Researchers reach that conclusion by analyzing hundreds of thousands of cells from patients’ tumors and pairing those data with laboratory experiments that trace how these genetic changes arise, persist, and contribute to therapy resistance.
Reported by 2 outlets: Science Daily and Aravot.
Health
Today’s health news spans both public health oversight and personal health choices, from authorities moving quickly on possible Ebola cases to sports bodies reviewing a player’s blood-clot diagnosis. The day also brings fresh attention to prevention, as public figures warn about vaping and inactivity while health systems track the financial strain and balance of coverage.
NCDC reports two new suspected Ebola cases and orders isolation and contact monitoring
Nigeria’s health authorities report two new suspected Ebola cases and order isolation and contact monitoring as investigations continue. The NCDC says clinicians should respond immediately when Ebola is suspected rather than wait for lab confirmation, underscoring a precautionary approach aimed at containing any possible spread before it grows.
Reported by 4 outlets: Vanguard (Nigeria), Information Nigeria, Premium Times (Nigeria) and 1 more.
NFL and NFLPA review Jalen Hurts’ blood-clot diagnosis handling
The NFL and the NFL Players Association begin a joint review of how Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts’ blood-clot diagnosis is handled. The move follows the union’s earlier call for an investigation and puts a spotlight on whether medical protocols, communication and player-safety procedures are followed appropriately.
Reported by 6 outlets: Yahoo Sports, The Athletic (NYT), Winnipeg Free Press (Canada) and 3 more.
Selena Gomez says vaping changed her voice, prompting doctors to warn of wider health risks
Selena Gomez says vaping changed her voice and describes the habit as a mistake, adding that she struggles to quit. Her comments renew attention on the health risks linked to vaping, with doctors using the disclosure to highlight concerns about respiratory harm, throat irritation and other longer-term effects.
Reported by 2 outlets: Daily Mail and Fox News.
South Korea reports surplus in foreign national health insurance account
South Korea’s National Health Insurance records a surplus of more than 1 trillion won in its foreign national account for the first time. The figures show premiums paid by foreign enrollees continue to exceed covered medical spending, extending a run of annual surpluses and adding to debate over how cross-border participation affects the system.
Reported by 2 outlets: Yonhap and Korea Times.
MS Dhoni urges Gen Z to stay active, play sports and eat healthier
Former India cricket captain MS Dhoni urges younger generations to stay active, play sports and eat better despite screen-heavy routines and packed schedules. He frames fitness as an investment not just in present health but in maintaining energy, mobility and quality of life later on with family.
Reported by 3 outlets: Times of India, NDTV and Free Press Journal.
Entertainment
Entertainment news today mixes spectacle, celebrity and disruption. A major film release sparks instant online debate, live music leans hard into legacy and surprise, and the day also brings a notable death, a set-side security scare and fresh personal headlines involving prominent TV and sports figures.
Jay-Z closes LA’s “Jay-Z 30” tour with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Too $hort
Jay-Z closes his “Jay-Z 30” tour in Los Angeles with a sold-out SoFi Stadium show built around hip-hop legacy and star power. Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg make surprise appearances, while Too $hort also joins the celebration, turning the finale into a West Coast-leaning capstone for the anniversary run.
Reported by 4 outlets: Rolling Stone, Consequence, RSS: News and 1 more.
Chef Damu, Padma Shri and Cooku with Comali judge, dies at 72
Chef Damu dies at 72 after a period of ill health, marking the loss of a major figure in Tamil food television. A Padma Shri recipient and a judge on “Cooku with Comali,” he helps bring culinary instruction and South Indian cuisine to wider audiences through television, education and public outreach.
Reported by 5 outlets: The Economic Times (India), Free Press Journal, Mint (India) and 2 more.
Man Arrested After Brandishing Knife Near ‘Miami Vice ’85’ Set in Brooklyn
A man is arrested after allegedly threatening crew members with a knife near the Brooklyn set of “Miami Vice ’85” late Friday night. Police charge 23-year-old Alex Perez of Brooklyn with menacing and criminal possession of a weapon. No injuries are reported in the incident.
Reported by 8 outlets: NBC News, Times of India, IGN All and 5 more.
Ramayana song “Mangal Rang” draws mixed X reactions over style, chemistry and visuals
The new “Ramayana: Part One” song “Mangal Rang” draws sharply mixed reactions online soon after release. Many viewers praise the grand visuals, the chemistry between Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi, and vocals from Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal, while others debate the song’s overall style and romantic presentation.
Reported by 4 outlets: Times of India, Free Press Journal, NDTV and 1 more.
Nadia Sawalha sues ITV after being axed from Loose Women over Palestine views
Nadia Sawalha says she is suing ITV after being dropped from “Loose Women,” arguing the decision is tied to her views on Palestine. She describes a prolonged period of tension and says she was treated unlawfully over beliefs she regards as protected, escalating a workplace dispute into a legal fight.
Reported by 3 outlets: Daily Mail – Latest stories, The Mirror and Metro.
Tom Brady reportedly dating Victoria’s Secret model Candice Swanepoel
Tom Brady is linked in fresh reports to Victoria’s Secret model Candice Swanepoel in what is described as a new or continuing romance. The pair has been connected for some time, but neither has publicly confirmed the relationship, leaving the story in the realm of high-profile dating speculation.
Reported by 5 outlets: New York Post, Times of India, The Independent and 2 more.
Scarlette Douglas announces pregnancy with her first child
Scarlette Douglas announces that she is pregnant with her first child, sharing personal news that follows earlier public discussion of her fertility journey. The presenter’s announcement adds a celebratory note to the day’s entertainment coverage, centered on a major life milestone rather than a new screen project.
Reported by 4 outlets: Daily Mail, The Mirror, Belfast Telegraph and 1 more.
Ali G actor Sacha Baron Cohen mocks Noel Gallagher at cinema during Ali G film date
Sacha Baron Cohen, in character as Ali G, is shown mocking Noel Gallagher during a cinema outing on Saturday night. The comic appears to drag Gallagher from his seat and joke about a supposedly sad Oasis reunion or comeback, turning the encounter into a brief celebrity stunt.
Reported by 3 outlets: NME, The Mirror and Daily Mail.
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