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We found shockingly cheap tickets to see Ringo Starr live on his 2026 tour

A ticket-sales and affiliate-commerce piece highlights low-priced tickets for Ringo Starr's fall 2026 tour with his All-Starr Band, lists dates and prices, and promotes his new album. It includes a positive anecdote about a prior concert and background on band members.

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Settling old scores with royals drives Spencer's book, but Diana steals focus

The article examines Earl Spencer's forthcoming memoir about Princess Diana, focusing on its accusations against the royal family and the controversy it has generated. It describes the book's portrayal of Diana's life and Spencer's grievances while noting Buckingham Palace's denial of key claims.

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Pope will retrace his missionary footsteps in Peru and finally visit Argentina in November

Pope Leo XIV will travel to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru in November for his longest trip as pope and first to Latin America, including a return to Peru where he served as a missionary priest and bishop. The itinerary includes a meeting with Argentine President Javier Milei amid tensions between Milei's austerity policies and church leaders, along with stops focused on the poor, Indigenous communities and people with disabilities.

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Strictly Come Dancing's big revamp flops as fans blast new hosting trio, struggle to identify any of the 'celebrity' contestants and fail to give show the ratings boost it hoped for

Strictly Come Dancing launched its 22nd season with a revamped format, including three new hosts and a new partner-pairing process. Viewers criticized the changes, and overnight ratings showed a slight peak increase but a lower average compared to last year. The article details fan reactions and the celebrity-pro pairings.

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