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    P Diddy jury reach verdicts – but trial is set to continue in dramatic scenes

    A judge and jury have overseen seven gruelling weeks of disgraced rapper Sean Diddy Combs standing on trial after allegedly hosting so-called ‘freak off’ partiesMICHAEL R. SISAK, LARRY NEUMEISTER, JENNIFER PELTZ and Claudia Trotman Audience Reporter22:41, 01 Jul 2025Updated 22:58, 01 Jul 2025The jury overseeing Diddy’s trial have reached some verdicts(Image: More

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    Blur star ends Oasis rivalry and says reunion gigs will be ‘fantastic’ – despite one issue

    The Blur and Oasis Britpop war of words is officially at an end, as Blur’s Dave Rowntree has gushed the Gallagher brothers’ comeback gigs will be fantastic18:24, 01 Jul 2025Updated 18:24, 01 Jul 2025This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn moreThe Oasis reunion begins this week(Image: More

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    Oasis’ Liam Gallagher apologises for ‘racist slur’ tweet just days before tour begins

    Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has issued an apology to fans after he recently made a “racist slur” months ahead of the band’s scheduled performance in Asia16:37, 01 Jul 2025Updated 16:37, 01 Jul 2025This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn moreLiam Gallagher has apologised to fans after he was accused of posting an offensive message on social media.The Oasis rocker is facing criticism after posting a “racially offensive” tweet on X/Twitter months before the band is scheduled to play in Seoul.Earlier on Tuesday, Liam tweeted the words: “chingchong”, a phrase that has been used to criticise the Asian language.He reportedly deleted the post quickly after sharing it, but fans had already screenshotted the tweet, and pictures began to appear online.Outrage quickly ensued, and one person wrote: “If you look down on Asians so much, you should open a refund channel for Asians who bought tickets for performances.”Liam’s post caused serious backlash from fans(Image: More

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    Eight celebs ‘obsessed’ with British snacks as Olivia Rodrigo makes M&S confession

    Pop princess Olivia Rodrigo sensationally headlined Glastonbury over the weekend, making her the second youngest solo act to do so in the history of the festival. Not only did the 22-year-old’s history-making set, surprise guest, and raunchy outfits make global headlines, but ex-Disney star Olivia caught attention with her on-stage confession. The US musician expressed her love for England, charming the crowd and garnering quite the roaring response from those who piled into the Pyramid Stage set to watch her. Olivia had a particularly well-received opinion regarding our cuisine, something that is commonly mocked on a global scale. The ‘Vampire’ singer confessed: “I love England so much.””I love how nobody judges you for having a pint at noon. I love English sweets, all the sweets from M&S, Colin the Caterpillar, specifically.”True story: I have had three sticky toffee puddings since coming to Glastonbury. And as luck would have it, I love English boys.” Despite the likes of the hearty jacket potato, our penchant for day-time drinking and our silly little biscuits being the butt of the joke, Olivia is firmly on our side when it comes to food.However, she’s not the only celeb – mainly stateside – that has embraced British food for the brilliant spread that it truly is. Here, we look at the big stars who have discovered their ‘obsession’ with UK snacks and treats – including Taylor Swift’s ‘favourite’ kebab shop and Cameron Diaz’s controversial savoury bite that will certainly divide opinion… More

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    Legendary televangelist dies at home after cardiac arrest

    Famous televangelist and music hall of fame member Jimmy Swaggart has died at the age of 90. The news was shared by his family, and follows and health battle by the gospel singer after he lost consciousness during the medical incident a fortnight ago. Since then, he has been struggling in private before his death. […] More