Gurriers and Tramhaus at Electric Brixton.
Nobody's coming to save you.
Review of both these great bands tearing up a sold-out Brixton battling all the odds for one of the best shows of 2026 so far.
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Gvardiol’s fee alone is in the same ballpark as what Arsenal paid for Gabriel, Saliba, and Timber combined
I’m genuinely wondering how Arsenal have managed to assemble this many defenders. No financial restrictions? No FFP concerns? How does one club have all these options at the back?
Gabriel
Konsa
Hincapié
Ben White
Calafiori
Mosquera
Timber
Saliba, who has just returned from injury.
WTF? This is cheating
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some unfortunate roles lately but he was good in Masters of the Air, The Capture, Green Room, Glue, Emma, War and Peace like... you guys just watched the bad stuff
CALLUM TURNER is rumored to have been cast as the next JAMES BOND (via @showbiz411)
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How I sleep knowing my manager is clinically insane
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ميكيل أرتيتا استعان بوكالة ناسا وشركتي غوغل وأبل في محاولة للحد من إصابات لاعبي أرسنال وتسريع تعافيهم.
( @IsaanKhan_ ) - حصري
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There’s a bug/legal issue/something that means if you buy FM27 and you’re managing Arsenal…
The entire U18 squad just retires! 😅
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Guy who thinks everything that happens in a movie off screen didn't happen in the movie.
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Exclusive: Chelsea owner’s company resold Premier League tickets at inflated prices.
Tickets for matches for all PL clubs - apart from Chelsea - were offered by website but that access now removed after The Times contacted Clearlake.
Story with @Adam___Williams
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the uk public: "pls can you lower our energy bills and stop funding a genocide"
MPs, for some reason: *arguing about oral sex on twitter*
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i wrote about Taika Waititi's delusional and embarrassing Instagram post, and how it reflects a deeper problem about the impacts of social media on the entire artistic ecosystem:
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Remarkable how I've only just seen Lewis Hall trying to drag the injured Harrison Armstrong up off the floor at the end of last night's game.
I thought a player doing something like this warranted days worth of analysis, coverage and criticism.........
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on film twitter they'll kill you if you suggest that maybe a reason that classic highly regarded films are becoming less popular with younger generations is related to their dwindling attention spans at the hands of every social media app that lets you watch videos in 2x speed
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I’ve seen lots of men say that they’re the hero who stayed to raise their kids. IMO the hero is his child’s mum who raised their child with no financial support from this narcissistic twat. He’s a scammer and a bad father.
"Hull is proud of you, I'm proud of you, everyone's proud of you."
Lord Mayor of Hull Maria Coward addresses adventurer Karl Bushby after his return home from his 28-year walk around the world.
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📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube
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There are entirely new sentences being written and said every day
Alton Towers closes World of David Walliams bbc.in/4sXvGIF
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Sir Patrick Stewart reportedly demanded these 3 important things for his final return as Professor X in Avengers: Doomsday.
After portraying Charles Xavier for more than two decades, Stewart became synonymous with one of Marvel’s most iconic characters.
And with his return marking another chapter in his extraordinary journey, there are 3 things that would make this appearance truly meaningful:
• A meaningful farewell to Professor X - After years of portraying Charles Xavier, his character deserves more than a brief nostalgic appearance. His final chapter should carry the emotional weight of everything he represented to the X-Men.
• One final encounter with Magneto - The complicated friendship between Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr has always been the emotional heart of the X-Men. Seeing their relationship revisited one last time would be a fitting tribute to their legacy.
• A moment that defines his legacy - Professor X deserves to be remembered not just as a powerful mutant, but as the man who spent his life fighting for peaceful coexistence between humans and mutants. His final appearance should reflect that conviction.
And perhaps most importantly, Charles Xavier deserves to leave behind a legacy that inspires the next generation of mutants.
Sir Patrick Stewart didn’t just portray Professor X.
For an entire generation, he became the face and soul of the character.









































